I am going through an extremely terrible time in my life right now. My husband left me and now I have to move for the second time in 9 months. Its not easy to start over at 66 years old. I came here to lift my spirits. This concert makes me feel good. Thanks Eddie and all the guys.
Hey dear! I don't know u but I wish all the best and send u love! You're strong and can handle anything! PJ saves. I've lost my job and now I'm trying to dig through this life.
I was there myself! My first festival ever, 15 years old, lost my tent and had no idea how I would survive it. Epic line up of bands, almost no security, still all peaceful. It was the best festival i ever went to until today!
All of the great front men of the 90's alternative rock “grunge” bands had awesome live stage presence. All unique and all great in their own right! It's just a shame that Eddie is the only one still alive. RIP to Kurt, Layne, Scott & Chris!
@@JT-sl3ui Mike Patton, the guy who all of those guys wish they could be, is doing just fine. If you don’t know what I mean, Angel Dust-Faith no More, best album ever made.
I'm Aussie and being a teen at this time was a pure gift of life,.... Life was free no woke shit, everyone had a thick skin, ...everyone was unique, woman were genuine , oh I miss those days...
@@aribob2012 Ya that mosh pit alone would have ground this latest generation into bits. Let alone Eddie. Fuckin sad…throw a woke chick in it or make ‘em flamin gay. Don’t seem to yet realize that they’re destabilizing society with all the fluff.
When I was a teenager in the 90’s people used to tell me how good the 60’s were. Now it’s 2021 and I’m talking about how good 1991 was - the circle of life indeed
So true. And the freedom we had! And much more creative we were. And much more fun we had. And when we arrived at home, we closed the door and everything was quiet in our heads: no social media, smartphones or whatsoever. Were we bored? HELL NO! 🤘
I'm 64 years old and I still think this was their best concert ever!! I would have done anything to have been at this show!! 1992 was the absolute best year for Pearl Jam in my opinion...
given how hard he is straining his neck and vocals in the early days, It is truly impressive that he is still working as hard today. He is far from being alone in not having proper vocal training and using technique that is damaging in the long term; its plays a good factor in why so many singers of this and adjacent genre... just have a fully different voice now or do not preform. I believe Eddie has mentioned in some interviews about how after their early years and success he had to start learning some vocal techniques just to preserve his voice!
When music was made by 4 or 5 guys and a dude out front singing his guts out with no auto tune or vocal effects .. just power and raw talent .. I miss the 90s music .. Pearl Jam Nirvana Alice in Chains Soundgarden Stone Temple Pilots etc etc etc
No one has mentioned Mike McCready…One of the most under-rated lead guitarists. The man is monster! Mad Season is one of my most favorite bands ever, with Temple of the Dog, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains following close behind.
As someone born in 2005- WOW. Genuinely idk what to say, I have never seen a life performance like this. The energy, the music, everything, this feels so pure and free I wish I could have been around in the 90’s to experience this music culture. Thank you so much for uploading this on RUclips, genuinely made my day
money TOTALLY changed them....as soon as they got money, they hated 'getting money'. As soon as they got money, Eddie forgot how to communicate with humans.
he made this shirt by himself is spells "Tivoli" it is a bar in Holland he was with the whole band and everyone got a shirt from that place accept Eddie so he made one himself and wear it at the concert! LOL
It's not about the money. It's his passion for making and singing great, sorry let's refrase that for making and singing fantastic music. OMG and what a powerful voice.
rwoods2k not totally true, at first Eddie would answers all the letters of his fans and he gave all of himself in his responses. When they got more successful he just couldn’t do that anymore. In my opinion Eddie is still as down to earth as he can be.
Spot-on ~ perhaps the greatest ever in that regard... their passionate energy unsurpassed, especially while Keith Moon was alive. WOW ~ what an awesome band!
wie Geil is Das denn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bin fast 60 mittlerweile.... Fühl mich grad wieder wie mit 20.... "Alive" hat mir damals quasi das Leben gerettet. Danke nochmal Eddie.
Vedder is one of those few frontmen who sound as good on stage as they do on a finished mastered record and hearing him live like this shows his vocal aptitude and ability ... such an amazing band, years of great music thanks to them have gotten me through some of my worst days
I recently saw a documentary about pear jam and it was said that the guy who produced most of the big hits never altered Eddie's voice, he kept it as raw to give pj that exclusive sound.
Myself as well. Eddie saved me from taking my own life more than once as a teenager. He gave me hope and made me feel less alone with the lyrics and emotion that he gives you with every word. What a beautiful man he is. You can't help but fall in love with his heart. Keep your head up and stay focused, we will be okay, I believe that. Sending you love, prayers and strength 💜
I saw Pearl Jam late last year at LA convention center...they are still one of my favorites...but this concert definitely shows the youth and fire of a group starting out...as it should be..
I think you're absolutely right. He doesnt just sing music. He sings heart. His heart. We need more of this in life dont we?! Someone who means what they say!
I love the bit from @18:30 to 18:40 ... Eddie's fully lost in the Black lyrics, and Stone wanders over to just check him out. Like... "wow, that's our singer - how lucky are we?"
@16:42 Soundgarden's Kim Thayil enjoying himself backstage watching his grunge brothers and waiting for him and Chris Cornell to perform later that day on the legendary 8th of June 1992...
This is when I feel, Eddies voice was at it's peak, I've tried holding notes as long as he has & only get half way...He's brilliant with a manic look in his eyes, you just never know what he's going to do next other than be awesome :)
U got it ICE... WATCH FOR ME my machine is cranked & I'm looking 4 You. Hail to the 90' 2 Pearl Jam - Alice in Chains 😎 - SoundGarden - Mother Love Bones - Candlebox 😚 - Nirvana ! Never Was b4... Never will be again... What A Time 4 the Greatest Music EVERrrrrr Amen 😍
Yes he is my favorite PJ drummer.. his work on the SNL performance is fantastic. He does these 32nd note rolls on the hi hat which are just perfect. Matt Cameron is incredible too, but I prefer him with Soundgarden.
@@Dozereyes , I brag on David every chance I get because I played in a band with him when he was 15 years old. He was already a damn good drummer and I figured he’d go somewhere in life…✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
Fuck that. Cocaine, booze, whatever. The songs, their origins don't lie. Cocaine, booze I don't give a shit. No room for paper thin commitment, no room for dead eye pop music. This is it. As real as it gets.
These 90s videos of Pearl Jam take me back to when we moved to Seattle & grunge was everywhere. From the way Eddie is dressed to the music, it's such a beautiful time to remember.
That's like living in the late 60's early70s . Hippies had great musicians n songs and bands. I'm 72 n I love me some Eddie Vedder. , pearl jam. Awesome band.
U should of seen the crowd when they were at ft bend county park outside houston at lollapalooza! 80,000! Strong in the 100 degree weather with 100% humidity! Everyone jamming!
I always liked Pearl Jam. An older cousin of mine gave me Yield for christmas when I was like 10. I never really got into them like Nirvana or Oasis which I have loved for years now. But this performance really won me over. Unbelievably raw and visceral energy while still being tight and sharp musically. And Eddie is a damn animal genius. I’m on the train now. Only 20 years late but I’m here for it.
I think a lot of us feel that way. They were hands down on another level for awhile at least. I love all the bands from this era but I’m not sure I can honestly say any could do this. This is just musically something special and the weird thing is it looks as if everyone knows it.
20:07 " I know someday you'll have a beautiful life I know you'll be a star In somebody else's sky But why, why , why , why can't it be in mine.." THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VERSE EVER!!
I heard a recording once of a live version of Yellow Ledbetter, where it ended in Dance The Night Away. Been trying to find that for 20+ years now.....
Having been there with my buddies in '92 was amazing, but now realising that we witnessed a legendary moment in musical history still gives me goosebumps. Here's to you Willem!
I don't care if you like this music or not. LOOK AT THAT ENERGY! This brings me back to when my friends and I would hang out and just jam for hours, with no structure or direction whatsoever. It was all about playing music for the fun of it and making things up on the spot without a care in the world.
you see the first song and it's just like man there's no way he can keep this up, he's moving to much, his voice is gonna go. Then he just freaking nails it for almost an hour. A true blessing to real music.
In 1992 I was 15 y/o, watching this concert I saw people ENJOYING the show irrespective of the weather, what a great time to be a teenager in the 90’s. “Black” gets me every time.
@@jordanprusack2027 already pointed as debatable but he is the best bassist of the grunge era. He is versatile and created lots of amazing basslines. He and DeLeo are the greatest of 90s rock imo
00:00 Even Flow 01:28 Why Go 05:25 Jeremy 11:01 Alive 16:24 Black 21:42 Leash 25:18 Once 29:36 Porch 32:30 MOSH PIT BABY slap like if you have ever been in a mosh pit 36:43 Rockin' In The Free World 43:26 Outro For all the mobile users
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Hell yeah! I was present at this performance of Pearl Jam and next up Soundgarden after a night with allmost no sleep at all because of taking some real good acid with friends!!! I stood in the second row in front of the stage with Eddie allmost right above me when he climbed the camera crane.... one of the best days of my life!!!
You dont know how much I wish I was gen x for this reason. Really sucks I wasn't there in their prime. But I'm really grateful they're still around today though.
I turned 46 on October 22 and watching this brings back so much emotion. God damn we had it good didn’t we. Young, healthy, and so excited to see what our lives were gonna bring. Some of us might be exactly where we thought we would be, some of us may have lived a life we never dreamed of and never wanted, and some of us have already said goodbye to this place and moved on. I have a level of love for my fellow Gen X peers. It’s like we all get the same incredibly deep and important inside joke. But it was far from a joke. You just had to be there. Like it is with so many other things. You just had to be there. And for you 70s and 80s people making a case let’s put it this way we are like brother and sisters to you. I mean this concert being called “grunge” is silly. This is a form of rock that formed from the classic rock of late 60s, 70s, and select groups in the 80s with its own added elements. Flannel shirts were a fad. This is timeless.
All generations have music icons. I was born in 88, so I got to experience grunge, post punk, pop punk, nu-metal and the explosion of rap and it's evolution to now. I'm a huge fan of the 60s,70s & 80's as well. Great music in every era, even this current one you just have to look for it more thoroughly now because of oversaturation.
Young, healthy, and so excited to see what our lives were gonna bring look what happened to us, 50% are bleeding out the eyeballs and the rest are fighting the ones who want to help!!
Never read a comment more on point than this. Great concert, great band that shows fans love....make sure you make that time machine big enough for two, cause i will be there with ya brother.
Damn! This brought a tear to my eye! So many good memories come flooding back. I was 17 in 92. And , man when I first heard Pearl Jam, I still remember instantly falling in love with the sound! I love other bands of that era, but something special about PJ. They were next to me when my high school sweetheart broke my heart. They were there for me during some of the most amazing parts of my youth too. And at 43, I wish i could go back, for one day to be front row at this show, and FEEL that passion again live! It's fucking Magical!!!
In 1992, I was 18 years old, and it makes my skin crawl to see this, to return to my youth and I see that I do not change those years for anything, the 90's the best time of my life, I miss this Pearl Jam
1992 I was 42 can't believe it been 31 years ago I never seen Pearl Jam in concert this is the first time. They are so good. Love the singer his vocals are amazing.👏🎸🎼
Dude, so many great bands nowadays, since rock bands get back to underground. Just one of so many entrance to these circles : ruclips.net/channel/UCrsFQhMK_pWyfrxYHnDDcpgvideos
@@xavierloubetmalet3588 thanks. I actually like the music, almost like a heavier black sabbath. Unfortunately the vocals ruin it...but glad you got new music to listen to
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Amen for that bro. Most of my favorite bands were from there during that time. Still listen to them all, and they influenced a lot of other bands i love. Tool, Chevelle, Deftones....the next gen. Amazing to think all these bands are connencted through influence to each other. Just awesome.
PJ made my senior year of high school perfect... I went through about three cassette tapes of Ten back then.. fucking amazing!! Still to this day I watch this concert constantly! I loved the movement with all the "grunge" bands... Soundgarden, Nirvana, etc etc, but Pearl Jam hit a major chord with me. When all of these bands started coming out, we were all in awe and it changed our lives forever!!
I turned 18 in 1992. The whole decade was truly amazing. When I listen to all of these songs I get a real spontaneous carnal reaction, and a huge adrenaline rush....
@@listenloud awesome. Was in Seattle 3 months ago and saw the PJ exhibit in the MoPop. Amazing. One of the greatest regrets of my teenage/early adult years was I never got out to a PJ concert. Damn...
Eddie's got some great pipes for sure even after all that wow-ing for two hours :) My voice would have been gone and my tongue hangin' out like a dog's in the middle of summer. he-he At 32:30 wowwww! xD
That could be used to describe whole period of 90s . End of 90s is when big tech started milking people. Also people became more aware of more stuff so blissful ignorance is the thing of the past.
This footage brings me untold JOY. When PJ played London Brixton Academy 93 me and my mate bunked off school and hung around all day outside the venue. Luckily they kept a few return tickets at the door and we got in. Felt like we had won the lottery. They opened with the song “Release” and the crowd went absolutely nuts for the 2nd tune “Even Flow” that they had to stop the show as everyone fell over. It was so influential to my friend and me and we formed a band because of that gig basically. Great to see PJ still rocking in 2024 ❤
love how Eddie is looking behind him (26:11) to see where on earth Jeff is, and he's casually swinging hiss bass around like it's the most normal thing on earth. classic
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First time I saw them was opening for RHCP and Smashing Pumpkins. Had not heard of them before as TEN was just about to be released. They were pure magic, killing a 30 minute set with insane energy. For me I always feel I have seen a great live band when I hear the songs later and I can still picture them playing it perfectly in my head. I left the venue that night with "Alive" stuck in my head.
This concert will go down in history as one of the best PJ.. This is THE best version of Porch ever... It's so god damn epic... Eddie is out of control...
The early 90's I was college student,from today point of perspective (48 yo) this performance and energy are epic,I love 80's & 90's because of the special mood
Tonight is 11-28-2020 12:36am, I just came from work, office, working for 15hrs straight.. I'm drained, I should get some sleep because tomorrow's another day at the office.. but I'd be damned not to watch this.. Lately I've been listening to their music and other 90s band music.. It feels great.. I'm 37 and I'm soooo glad I grew up with this.
Tonight is 3-26-2021 10:58pm I'm a nurse and just worked a 12 hour shift, gotta be back at 6am. I should be asleep but I'm up watching this for the 127th time, it doesn't get old. I'm 41, was 13 when PJ became my favorite band. I absolutely loved grunge and still do! I too feel blessed to have grown up in the 90s. I miss those days.
@@bonbon51141 thank you for your hours of comfort and care for people...You are wonderful and to top it off...A Pearl Jam fan...They are the best!! And it’s 3-31-2021 @ 2:23am
Dave Abruzeese killed it! He's the best they'd had. The other 4 guys played with emotion and soul...Dave wrapped it all with his perfectly precise drumming!
At least WE have some Epic performances WE Can look back on (sorry 4 m'y english) I Saw pearl jam 4 Times (way After their Peak) and they are still awesome I love thé performance of EV in Lynch's Twin Peaks' And I feel glad to bé alive Each day feels the same now that WE are adultes (fuckin auto correct) But we got this Not too Bad innit ?
Yes-as we live 'n' breathe, gettin' old... I didn't hear Pearl Jam until '93- but when I did- I fell hard in love w/ Pearl Jam- and I was already Old. I took my then teens to see PJ in '94, '95, & '96- and I've kept on going to see Pearl Jam live, throughout the years up through 2022, as best I could. My granddaughter has been my +1 to see Pearl Jam live five times since 2021- - - i'm so glad and so lucky! So yes-keep on rockin' in the free world, w/ Pearl Jam - Thankyou Pearl Jam!
38:23 The joy on his face. We as fans, don't realize sometimes, how much we impact the artists and make it possible for them to feel that "release" that we feel from their music! The greatest feelings I've ever felt in my 50 years, have been at live shows. It's like, every person in the crowd vibes at the exact same frequency for a second and become one, as a whole. Then we echo or reverberate that positive energy back to the ones who created it, completing the cycle of healing. THAT, to me, is the true feeling of the POWER of music and the unseen force that connects people who listen to it. TO WHOMEVER READS THIS, You are never alone in whatever you are going through in life! That common denominator we share in certain songs, will get you through ANYTHING! Does that make sense?
🙋🏻♀️Hey Norm...wonderful comment! So in love with this concert. Eddie’s whole vibe is totally healing to me. Discovered them late in life around 5 years ago. I’m 72 now. Just proud that I found them. Thank you RUclips. Thank care Norm. Cheers 🤟✌️
@@virginiaknighten4687 That's awesome that you connected with Pearl Jam! I was in my late teens during the "Grunge" era. Temple of The Dog, who later became Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, and my favorite, Alice in Chains helped me through some tough times. Still do. I hope you have, and/or will, get the chance to discover all of the great music these guys have created!
Yes it makes perfect sense...and is TRUTH. Kept me going through extreme lockdowns, death of family members, and moments of doubt & hopelessness. Music/lyrics/live performances are alive & powerful, transformative. In that moment of connection between music and a heart/soul there is no separation of space nor time..just the Spirit experiencing❤️🔥past present future all at once with others through different times and in different places on the earth💫⚡️its all electricity & vibration and we all affect one another. And that's very cool.
@@virginiaknighten4687 Love this: I got into these guys late, too- in 1993! Have seen them Live a very cherished by me amount over these 30 years since, and I am very grateful that I've gotten to do that, because I was smitten by them at first hearing, so I sought them Live immediately, and they Are So Good Live- Basically my favorite STILL for live music events as I'm 65 at the moment, appreciating what you posted
Excellent Comment- I Know why you like them Live. See you in the GA, from the seats overlooking. This band's fan club provided the best seats EVER when I saw Pearl Jam live @Fresno, Ca in 2022- It has floated my boat seeing them Live, over my approx. 29 yrs. since I first heard them, and immediately sought & saw them Live, & have continued to Since - Love what and How you Describe This. All The Best to you! I agree w/ your description!
I can't stop listening to this, or watching it. the emotion, the raw musical experience, the drums the bass the guitar the crowd, I am afraid to say that we may never experience musical or tribal music experiences like this again after the past year and a half. I am only grateful that I am old enough to have experienced it live while it happened in real time and not just a google search, but it is so great to have this time machine to go back and experience it again.
It's true, but it's not Covid that will keep us from experiencing this kind of thing, it's the age of the cell phone. When you went to a concert in 1992, the music had your complete attention. No calls, no texts, nothing on earth to distract you from experiencing things in the moment, where you were and what you were doing. Unfortunately, those times are gone and not coming back.
90s were the best. 18 in 92. Nearly brings tear to my eye thinking about it. Skateboarder from 89 all thru 90s too and being part of the generation to change skateboarding from its early Street skating to what it is today was an honour. And being aware of that at the time was exciting. Not forgetting of course, no social media bs. Look at crowd, loving it, not worrying about filming it for their crappy Instagram.
Exactly honestly I'm 17 right now and I just started playing bass a little over a year ago but I still got a few years to practice because I wanna start a band I for sure wanna actual good lead vocalist which will be hard to find in today's world cause I wanna put on an actual good live show
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I am going through an extremely terrible time in my life right now. My husband left me and now I have to move for the second time in 9 months. Its not easy to start over at 66 years old. I came here to lift my spirits. This concert makes me feel good. Thanks Eddie and all the guys.
all the best to you.
@@jathke thank you so much Joe
I wish you all the best.
@@BazookaJoe1028 thank you. I really appreciate that!
Hey dear! I don't know u but I wish all the best and send u love! You're strong and can handle anything! PJ saves. I've lost my job and now I'm trying to dig through this life.
I was there myself! My first festival ever, 15 years old, lost my tent and had no idea how I would survive it. Epic line up of bands, almost no security, still all peaceful. It was the best festival i ever went to until today!
Yes Sir.
Cool *****
Maaaaan thats so awesome. Did you see ratm as well?
***** wasn't that 93?
You're so so so lucky. I was born much too late :'(
Look at the intensity in his eyes as he sings, and the confidence of his stage presence. Perfection.
Yeah a true Rockstar in every way...i love this man.
All of the great front men of the 90's alternative rock “grunge” bands had awesome live stage presence. All unique and all great in their own right! It's just a shame that Eddie is the only one still alive. RIP to Kurt, Layne, Scott & Chris!
@@JT-sl3ui wow truest words ever written
@@JT-sl3ui Mike Patton, the guy who all of those guys wish they could be, is doing just fine. If you don’t know what I mean, Angel Dust-Faith no More, best album ever made.
@@-Swamp_Donkey- Why would they wish they could be somebody far less talented than them?
Absolute freedom, selflessness and just the primal joy of being alive. What an incredible time in music this was.
I dont think it will ever be as good in america as the 90s were.
I'm in the UK. We reached our peak as a species in the 90's.
Just lost 5 pounds watching this....crazy beyond. Is there anyone doing anything this energized today?
I'm Aussie and being a teen at this time was a pure gift of life,....
Life was free no woke shit, everyone had a thick skin, ...everyone was unique, woman were genuine , oh I miss those days...
@@aribob2012
Ya that mosh pit alone would have ground this latest generation into bits. Let alone Eddie. Fuckin sad…throw a woke chick in it or make ‘em flamin gay. Don’t seem to yet realize that they’re destabilizing society with all the fluff.
When I was a teenager in the 90’s people used to tell me how good the 60’s were. Now it’s 2021 and I’m talking about how good 1991 was - the circle of life indeed
The 60s was nothing on the 90s.
Whatever decade it is that you are young enough to truly `let your hair down 'is the best decade ...
Yea both decades had awesome music though. The same cannot be said from teens today
Every generation thinks their music and culture was the best. The difference is we are right ;)
When today's teenager's look back from 2050 they will think, god 2020 was a shit decade.
The 90s were by far the best time, in human history, to be a teen.
i bet it was and too bad i wont experience it because i was in the 2000s :/ my generation sucks ass
@@7letterbrandon439 Feel you on that our generation doesn't have a clue about good music or anything else for that matter
@@DR-ZBrian yeah man, a lot of people today aren’t into rock these days unfortunately
@@7letterbrandon439 hey you guys just carry on with your bad self and listen to all the great music you can...It’s their loss!
So true. And the freedom we had! And much more creative we were. And much more fun we had. And when we arrived at home, we closed the door and everything was quiet in our heads: no social media, smartphones or whatsoever. Were we bored? HELL NO! 🤘
They were so damn young and hungry here, raw fucking energy and pure emotion, every single person in that crowd felt it, incredible
SXI96 i agree bro
Youre right!!
I'm 64 years old and I still think this was their best concert ever!! I would have done anything to have been at this show!!
1992 was the absolute best year for Pearl Jam in my opinion...
Was a young mother in the 90's era but that didn't stop me from loving pearl jam. Almost 60 and still listening 🎶 to pearl jam. I will never stop! ❤
Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, STP… we’ve been very lucky to hear all that great music…
Soooo lucky
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Don't forget Deftones! 💀🎸
@@aniiittaaaaaaa777 deftones era 2000
Any of them live?
The way Eddie sings it’s so unique, his voice comes from his soul, pure art
given how hard he is straining his neck and vocals in the early days, It is truly impressive that he is still working as hard today. He is far from being alone in not having proper vocal training and using technique that is damaging in the long term; its plays a good factor in why so many singers of this and adjacent genre... just have a fully different voice now or do not preform. I believe Eddie has mentioned in some interviews about how after their early years and success he had to start learning some vocal techniques just to preserve his voice!
Yeah and he has a lot of nad the way he climbs around on the rafters. I always thought that was killer!
Guau cuidar las cuerdas denunciando injusticias, mul complicat
@@michelwilliamusa3813 Purely pissed off..
He sings with passion and depth. You can feel his pain.
I started listening to Pearl Jam when i was 15, I'm now 45 and still love them just as much. ❤
Same our gen told truths
Black pearljem
Ahhhh,....yes...and I am a smidge older than you... I don't think it'll get old!
I started listening to them when I was 10 and I’m 42 now. I know what you mean. They’re awesome!!
Exactly the same and I'm now 45 too! I feel they have seen me through so many different times of life
This performance represents some kind of peak moment early in that decade - the sincerity and intensity of these guys is just inspiring.
I’ve said this many times about this concert. It was special.
The shot with his hand in the air during alive is iconic
I Love ❣️ Pearl Jam.
Eddie is singing with whole his body and the rest of the guys are completely devoted to music. It's incredible! The great band!
its pearl jam at his prime
Pearl Jam to me is the GOAT grunge band of the 90s
Nobody does it better..
Ten was the best grunge album ever
@@smlw711 good
When music was made by 4 or 5 guys and a dude out front singing his guts out with no auto tune or vocal effects .. just power and raw talent ..
I miss the 90s music ..
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Alice in Chains
Soundgarden
Stone Temple Pilots
etc etc etc
Man, I'm with you!!!
I'm totally with you....
Music is still made like that dumbass
For sure. But it still is if you want to listen to it. Just because its not main stream anymore doesnt mean people arnt still making it.
The early 90s were the best for all genres. Electronic, DNB, Grunge, Hip Hop, etc. The world was En Fuego back then.
No one has mentioned Mike McCready…One of the most under-rated lead guitarists. The man is monster! Mad Season is one of my most favorite bands ever, with Temple of the Dog, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains following close behind.
All my favorite pj songs end up being Mike's creations
McCreedy is the key to Pearl Jam
As someone born in 2005- WOW. Genuinely idk what to say, I have never seen a life performance like this. The energy, the music, everything, this feels so pure and free I wish I could have been around in the 90’s to experience this music culture.
Thank you so much for uploading this on RUclips, genuinely made my day
Arguably one of the best concerts in history. This was PJ at their absolute best.
You're nuts
Have to agree this is my most favourite concerts out of all the hundreds of concerts they have done
@@davidbattaglene6873 there is nothing like it!
arguably one of the concerts in history. Best of PJ, yes definitely
Absolutely!!! Those folks definitely got their money's worth at this show
Eddie's wearing the exact same clothes in MTV unplugged, literally just watched it...money doesn't change the man. Love him.
Hes not going to be wearing that t shirt anymore
money TOTALLY changed them....as soon as they got money, they hated 'getting money'. As soon as they got money, Eddie forgot how to communicate with humans.
he made this shirt by himself is spells "Tivoli" it is a bar in Holland he was with the whole band and everyone got a shirt from that place accept Eddie so he made one himself and wear it at the concert! LOL
It's not about the money. It's his passion for making and singing great, sorry let's refrase that for making and singing fantastic music. OMG and what a powerful voice.
rwoods2k not totally true, at first Eddie would answers all the letters of his fans and he gave all of himself in his responses. When they got more successful he just couldn’t do that anymore. In my opinion Eddie is still as down to earth as he can be.
Very few bands sound this good live! What an experience it must have been to be there! The 90’s grunge rock sure was a great time to be alive!
PJ was like The Who as great live performers sound & showmanship !!!
Spot-on ~ perhaps the greatest ever in that regard... their passionate energy unsurpassed, especially while Keith Moon was alive. WOW ~ what an awesome band!
yes Greenday, Offspring, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Radiohead
Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Tool omg 😮
Still is.bring Nov Goldy to experience again
wie Geil is Das denn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bin fast 60 mittlerweile.... Fühl mich grad wieder wie mit 20.... "Alive" hat mir damals quasi das Leben gerettet. Danke nochmal Eddie.
Vedder is one of those few frontmen who sound as good on stage as they do on a finished mastered record and hearing him live like this shows his vocal aptitude and ability ... such an amazing band, years of great music thanks to them have gotten me through some of my worst days
Layne is right there with him
I recently saw a documentary about pear jam and it was said that the guy who produced most of the big hits never altered Eddie's voice, he kept it as raw to give pj that exclusive sound.
Myself as well. Eddie saved me from taking my own life more than once as a teenager. He gave me hope and made me feel less alone with the lyrics and emotion that he gives you with every word. What a beautiful man he is. You can't help but fall in love with his heart. Keep your head up and stay focused, we will be okay, I believe that. Sending you love, prayers and strength 💜
@@devonm301 facts
Eddie's a handsome voice always looking great!
Evenflow 0:00
Why Go 1:27
Jeremy 5:27
Alive 11:01
Black 16:24
Leash 21:41
Once 25:16
Porch 29:38
Rockin' in the Free World 36:59
Muito obrigado pela gentileza de organizar o time da playlist do show Ana Holanda Cantalice. Muito gentil de sua parte. Thanks girl rsrsrs...
the dude already listed the songs but good job i guess lol
Ana Holanda Cantalice 😍💖😘
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Do this green day 94 please
The passion in this performance is incredible!
True!
It always gets to me how much fun Eddy is having
Always
lot of cocaine in the performance too
yes.. when I started to go to pinkpop in the '00's, it wasn't like this
Not one cellphone. Not one stupid flag. Pure energy.
Well said
I'm getting a boner
when I was young at the concert only lighters lit
Just living in the moment
@@carriewhitworth3004and what a beautiful moment it was…
This performance is so intense. Start to finish, pure energy.
brianpremo I usually need Metallica to get my energy fix..but this does it.
brianpremo Pearl Jam gives you wings
brianpremo Fuck yeah!
I saw Pearl Jam late last year at LA convention center...they are still one of my favorites...but this concert definitely shows the youth and fire of a group starting out...as it should be..
brianpremo Bien pericos carnal, suena exquisito.
He's still the most emotional singer that I have ever seen. He meant every word, every time. We love you and thank you Eddie Vedder!
I think you're absolutely right. He doesnt just sing music. He sings heart. His heart. We need more of this in life dont we?! Someone who means what they say!
Check out Jeff Buckley if you have time.
Him and maynard james from tool seem to really feel what the sing
Jen22w chris cornelllllll
@@MC-uj5gg I have. He was a beautiful singer..Also Damien Rice...
I love the bit from @18:30 to 18:40 ... Eddie's fully lost in the Black lyrics, and Stone wanders over to just check him out. Like... "wow, that's our singer - how lucky are we?"
I know I thought he was checking on him- that he was OK. Sweet.
@16:42 Soundgarden's Kim Thayil enjoying himself backstage watching his grunge brothers and waiting for him and Chris Cornell to perform later that day on the legendary 8th of June 1992...
This is when I feel, Eddies voice was at it's peak, I've tried holding notes as long as he has & only get half way...He's brilliant with a manic look in his eyes, you just never know what he's going to do next other than be awesome :)
If someone from the future is reading this, please use your time machine and pick me up and drop me off at this show.
Came from the future...No
Yeah I'm taking that leap with you there bro
U got it ICE... WATCH FOR ME my machine is cranked & I'm looking 4 You. Hail to the 90' 2 Pearl Jam - Alice in Chains 😎 - SoundGarden - Mother Love Bones - Candlebox 😚 - Nirvana ! Never Was b4... Never will be again... What A Time 4 the Greatest Music EVERrrrrr Amen 😍
Bring me too please bro 😊
I have one, i take body parts as payment ✌
I didn't know Pearl Jam was this great. Now, they're dominating my playlist.
Pearl Jam are Phenomenal !! I’m still listening 30 years later … 🤘🏼
@@andrewdods2236 me too 30+ years, since the beginning!! 😊✌️🤘
@@laurawatters914 I envy you guys...I’ve only known about them for about 3 1/2 years...And I’m completely addicted to Eddie and The Boys!!
same! I used to like the known hits, but did a deep dive and now they are one of my favorite bands.
These are like their most famous songs 😂 so what you’re saying is you’ve never heard them lol
The 90s IS THE GOLDEN ERA of music. Different styles, so many bands!
It’s still very strange that this band went through so many drummers. This dude here was just a monster on drums….👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Dave Abruzzese - wasn’t inducted into the hall of fame with them 😔
He was to good- that why he was fired. They didn’t like being overshadowed by such talent
Yes he is my favorite PJ drummer.. his work on the SNL performance is fantastic. He does these 32nd note rolls on the hi hat which are just perfect. Matt Cameron is incredible too, but I prefer him with Soundgarden.
@@Dozereyes , I brag on David every chance I get because I played in a band with him when he was 15 years old. He was already a damn good drummer and I figured he’d go somewhere in life…✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
100%
You can really see the passion in Eddie's eyes when he sings. It's just beautiful!
rcmaster207 That's called cocaine my friend.
Prince Noctis exactly.....he was too high !!!
Funfact: this comment got you into a Dutch newspaper article about this performance
Fuck that. Cocaine, booze, whatever. The songs, their origins don't lie. Cocaine, booze I don't give a shit. No room for paper thin commitment, no room for dead eye pop music. This is it. As real as it gets.
I just think it was the E
You can tell by the look on his face...what a great gig!
You can really see the passion in Eddie's eyes when he sings. It's just beautiful!
There’s a few bands unfortunately missed live. Not many, but this tour was ICONIC. I’ll never forget it. Timeless.
I was here. Pinkpop 1992. With also Soundgarden on the bill. Very special. Grunge at its best.
omg...you're so lucky...Ive watched this a zillion times. PJ live my fav concert ever ... still obsessed...30 yrs on. LOVE
Lollapalooza in houston pearl jam, soundgarden, ministry, red hot chili peppers, ice cube, the jesus an mary chain and i was there!
YOU WERE THERE? No way! Tell us more about what it was like to be there....
These 90s videos of Pearl Jam take me back to when we moved to Seattle & grunge was everywhere. From the way Eddie is dressed to the music, it's such a beautiful time to remember.
Ken Griffey Jr
That's like living in the late 60's early70s . Hippies had great musicians n songs and bands. I'm 72 n I love me some Eddie Vedder. , pearl jam. Awesome band.
Can't imagine your adrenaline levels playing for that many crazed fans. The energy at this show is f*cking insane.
It's kinda dead compared to his energy tbh
U should of seen the crowd when they were at ft bend county park outside houston at lollapalooza! 80,000! Strong in the 100 degree weather with 100% humidity! Everyone jamming!
@@t.r4849 drugs help but ye
@@nyrbsamoht Yeah, it's all drugs. That's why you're singing as good as Eddie, right, you piece of junkie shit?
@@dragmio sounds like u need a valium or 2 bud
I always liked Pearl Jam. An older cousin of mine gave me Yield for christmas when I was like 10. I never really got into them like Nirvana or Oasis which I have loved for years now. But this performance really won me over. Unbelievably raw and visceral energy while still being tight and sharp musically. And Eddie is a damn animal genius. I’m on the train now. Only 20 years late but I’m here for it.
I think a lot of us feel that way. They were hands down on another level for awhile at least. I love all the bands from this era but I’m not sure I can honestly say any could do this. This is just musically something special and the weird thing is it looks as if everyone knows it.
They just gave you the wrong album to break you in, mate.
20:07
" I know someday you'll have a beautiful life
I know you'll be a star
In somebody else's sky
But why, why , why , why can't it be in mine.."
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VERSE EVER!!
if you're 14
@@AlwaysRetr0 "remember that epic and emotional beatles lyric juju eyeball, toe jam football? Now thats what i call music"
@@AlwaysRetr0 I am 22 and confirm his comment
riquelmerock 🥺🥺🥺
Y
Mike McCready is so amazing. He throws a little War Pigs in the Alive solo at 15:48 a little Foxey Lady in the middle of Porch
Voodoo Child not Foxy Lady
Hahahaha, I saw that too and got goosebumps. That was amazing.
I heard a recording once of a live version of Yellow Ledbetter, where it ended in Dance The Night Away. Been trying to find that for 20+ years now.....
Sympathy for the devil during leash and Angie before porch
Robert,you got the war pigs also,very subtle !
Having been there with my buddies in '92 was amazing, but now realising that we witnessed a legendary moment in musical history still gives me goosebumps. Here's to you Willem!
I was 26 years old at that time i remember it eddie vedder is about the same age as me or 2 or 3 years older then me
Man, you are so lucky!
jealous
Steven Fierst van Wijnandsbergen I'm jealous
Steven Fierst van Wijnandsbergen It's an awesome concert. I'm amazed. Lucky you!
The best concert of the Pearl Jam, literally a masterpiece.
I don't care if you like this music or not. LOOK AT THAT ENERGY! This brings me back to when my friends and I would hang out and just jam for hours, with no structure or direction whatsoever. It was all about playing music for the fun of it and making things up on the spot without a care in the world.
Sounds like a blast!
you see the first song and it's just like man there's no way he can keep this up, he's moving to much, his voice is gonna go. Then he just freaking nails it for almost an hour. A true blessing to real music.
That's exactly what I thought!!
Yes. This.
Coz its eddie vedder
When your 20 you can keep up whatever, all day. The man was in tremendous physical condition. A true professional!
@@randallblytheadlercavalera8373 YES
And he even says “ you brought out the best of us today”. There it is. Simply amazing
Hello, how are you doing? it’s nice seeing you here.
In 1992 I was 15 y/o, watching this concert I saw people ENJOYING the show irrespective of the weather, what a great time to be a teenager in the 90’s.
“Black” gets me every time.
Everybody in this group is incredibly AND insanely talented.
And incredibly adorable
Jeff Ament is probably the greatest bass guitar player ever.
@@jordanprusack2027 debatable, but I'm sure he appreciates the sentiment
@@FAIRYGIRL911 definitely debatable. That's just my opinion.
All 3 of PJ guys are elite guitar players historically speaking imo.
@@jordanprusack2027 already pointed as debatable but he is the best bassist of the grunge era. He is versatile and created lots of amazing basslines. He and DeLeo are the greatest of 90s rock imo
Eddie, keep going, for Chris Cornell (R.I.P), us and yourself. Last living grunge Legend.
Watching this during Covid19-lockdown and feeling blessed this moment of music history was captured on video!
Me too! 🤘🏻
Same, wish people in my school understood real music🤘
@@Carlymskinner same
Ben McNamara 🤘🏻
Oh yeah! I got my buds and beers kickin it! 👌🔥🍻
This was when Grunge was Grunge as it was suppose to be!!
Long live Pearl Jam!!
❤❤❤❤❤
00:00 Even Flow
01:28 Why Go
05:25 Jeremy
11:01 Alive
16:24 Black
21:42 Leash
25:18 Once
29:36 Porch
32:30 MOSH PIT BABY slap like if you have ever been in a mosh pit
36:43 Rockin' In The Free World
43:26 Outro
For all the mobile users
I want to go in a mosh pit but I'm only 14 and its 2020😐
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Muchas gracias
@@savanapulley8788 deadass same
@@savanapulley8788 yeah same lol
Hell yeah! I was present at this performance of Pearl Jam and next up Soundgarden after a night with allmost no sleep at all because of taking some real good acid with friends!!! I stood in the second row in front of the stage with Eddie allmost right above me when he climbed the camera crane.... one of the best days of my life!!!
Awesome story ahaha!
you have lived life well
Haha I have a similar story as far as the acid goes. Those were the best weekends of our lives.
you're awesome😉😉😉 and lucky as fuck!!! pearl jam is my favorite....I love them, but particularly Eddie lol😘👍
@Hakuna Matata Yes of course! You should try every drug you can get your hands on... lots of them and all together!
This kind of rock concert can never be duplicated today. I'm so glad to be growing up in the 90s.
You dont know how much I wish I was gen x for this reason. Really sucks I wasn't there in their prime. But I'm really grateful they're still around today though.
Arwen Thamm they’ve evolved very well too. Really glad to see it. Pearl Jam and Radiohead too, 2 legends from that era who continued to grow.
Absolutely
I turned 46 on October 22 and watching this brings back so much emotion. God damn we had it good didn’t we. Young, healthy, and so excited to see what our lives were gonna bring. Some of us might be exactly where we thought we would be, some of us may have lived a life we never dreamed of and never wanted, and some of us have already said goodbye to this place and moved on. I have a level of love for my fellow Gen X peers. It’s like we all get the same incredibly deep and important inside joke. But it was far from a joke. You just had to be there. Like it is with so many other things. You just had to be there. And for you 70s and 80s people making a case let’s put it this way we are like brother and sisters to you. I mean this concert being called “grunge” is silly. This is a form of rock that formed from the classic rock of late 60s, 70s, and select groups in the 80s with its own added elements. Flannel shirts were a fad. This is timeless.
You said it well brother
All generations have music icons. I was born in 88, so I got to experience grunge, post punk, pop punk, nu-metal and the explosion of rap and it's evolution to now. I'm a huge fan of the 60s,70s & 80's as well. Great music in every era, even this current one you just have to look for it more thoroughly now because of oversaturation.
Young, healthy, and so excited to see what our lives were gonna bring
look what happened to us, 50% are bleeding out the eyeballs and the rest are fighting the ones who want to help!!
flannel was a fad not a fab but hell yeah I miss the 90s so fuckin much and i still like to wear my flannel every now and again ;)
I was born in 64 and your comments are 100 percent true!😊
Added to the list of events to visit, once I have my time machine.
Never read a comment more on point than this. Great concert, great band that shows fans love....make sure you make that time machine big enough for two, cause i will be there with ya brother.
yes me too!!!!
Dinosaurs =D
XD
May i borrow it after you're done with it?
Dude this is by far the most powerful performance of the 90s grunge scene EVER...the energy is absolutely vivid and RAW🎸🎸🤟🤟
There's always couple of those, Nirvana Reading of the same year being one of many examples.
This was actually pretty common for the time, back then no cell phones-internet-social media-cancel everything-bull shit
The same Metallica in Moscow for metal
RHCP in Slane Castle was unforgettable.
@SkyNet General as a die hard nirvana fan I totally respect someone preferring Alice in Chains. Layne had a powerful voice. Trully one of a kind.
I think this is the coolest Pearl Jam show ever
I agree John...Although I was just at Philly Show #2 April 29th 2016...That wasn't too bad either..."Ten" in it's entirety !!!
Dale Earnhardt That sounds sick!
U think?
can it be any better?
Definitely in my top 5!
Unplugged is pretty sick, too...and State College in 2003.
That performance was amazing. Like studio quality every song.
To this day I have not seen a better performance. From the depths of Eddie's soul, he just brings it.
Ill let you know if I ever do
Damn! This brought a tear to my eye! So many good memories come flooding back. I was 17 in 92. And , man when I first heard Pearl Jam, I still remember instantly falling in love with the sound! I love other bands of that era, but something special about PJ. They were next to me when my high school sweetheart broke my heart. They were there for me during some of the most amazing parts of my youth too. And at 43, I wish i could go back, for one day to be front row at this show, and FEEL that passion again live! It's fucking Magical!!!
Kman31ca same here!
Same age as you - same feeling
In 1992, I was 18 years old, and it makes my skin crawl to see this, to return to my youth and I see that I do not change those years for anything, the 90's the best time of my life, I miss this Pearl Jam
Jack Maxwell I was 16 in 92, when they constantly played this. I miss those days so much. Best times of my life. Cheers bro 🤘🏾
I grew up with this music, and there certainly isnt any music like this these days
1992 I was 42 can't believe it been 31 years ago I never seen Pearl Jam in concert this is the first time. They are so good. Love the singer his vocals are amazing.👏🎸🎼
I too was 42. Yeah 1950 birth date. Makes it easy to keep up with our age😊
Damn, what ever happened to raw bands like this. The 90's was probably last great era for a variety of rock bands. What a performance.
yes it was....all gone!!!
I agree, absolute passion and energy! The decade was the bomb.
Dude, so many great bands nowadays, since rock bands get back to underground.
Just one of so many entrance to these circles :
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@@xavierloubetmalet3588 thanks. I actually like the music, almost like a heavier black sabbath. Unfortunately the vocals ruin it...but glad you got new music to listen to
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It's crazy to think that this man's voice has held up all these years and actually got even better as he aged. That's some stamina.
it didnt get better cmon
@@tzing2589 absolutely it did. His "older man baritone" voice didn't match his 20-30 year old frame, but it completely suits him now as he has aged.
@@gabriellagelir2027 completely disagree. smoking wrecked his voice. its still good, but it suffered tremendously from smoking
It’s good in a different way
He just can’t hit most of the notes like he used too
Thank God for the Seattle scene.
Amen for that bro. Most of my favorite bands were from there during that time. Still listen to them all, and they influenced a lot of other bands i love. Tool, Chevelle, Deftones....the next gen. Amazing to think all these bands are connencted through influence to each other. Just awesome.
@@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6401 Tool is absolutely one of my favourites bands
The Seattle scene was fed by people and bands out of the Midwest. Slint and The Gits being one of them. Ed is originally from Chicago.
@@McDougle625 but lived most of his live prior to pearl jam in California
Just leftists left
This concert made Pearl Jam famous and after this concert their🎉 career got them to the top.pearl jam forever I love their music.❤
i try to find the right words .. what makes this gig so exceptional is that every member of the band play from the heart but to one heartbeat.
Eddie was an animal. Pure emotion when he jumped into the crowd.
When music was raw, emotional, and bad ass at the same time. There has not been another genre like it since.
What genre?
Jack jr I’m assuming he meant grunge
@@yuriytheone munge
Lysergic energy and no cell phones.
Life was better then.
THIS IS THE POINT, MY FRIEND
Note the joy, energy, presence and involvement from the audience when they don't have cell phones in their hands.
PJ made my senior year of high school perfect... I went through about three cassette tapes of Ten back then.. fucking amazing!! Still to this day I watch this concert constantly! I loved the movement with all the "grunge" bands... Soundgarden, Nirvana, etc etc, but Pearl Jam hit a major chord with me. When all of these bands started coming out, we were all in awe and it changed our lives forever!!
Nothing like plaid flannel and stringy hair
I went through three cassettes of Ten also, lol!
I went High School 1991-95.
Ten
Vs
Vitalogy
I am female and almost 70!! The 90's taught me to love all different kinds of music!!
I turned 18 in 1992. The whole decade was truly amazing. When I listen to all of these songs I get a real spontaneous carnal reaction, and a huge adrenaline rush....
I understand the feeling completely. I was 14 in 92.
@@AnaheimAngels24 hell. I was in my 40’s, and it was primal. Living in Seattle at that time was amazing!
@@listenloud awesome. Was in Seattle 3 months ago and saw the PJ exhibit in the MoPop. Amazing.
One of the greatest regrets of my teenage/early adult years was I never got out to a PJ concert.
Damn...
@@AnaheimAngels24 MoPop is on my bucket list!
@@virginiaknighten4687 go for it! Great museum- the Pearj Jam exhibit is awesome.
I could watch Eddie all day !!!every song he sings ...he sings with such passion ❤thank-you Pearl Jam
Eddie has the whole package 😅
His throat could've ripped off singing Alive, he sings with so much passion and power.
I FUCKIN LOVE THIS MAN OMFG!
Eddie's got some great pipes for sure even after all that wow-ing for two hours :)
My voice would have been gone and my tongue hangin' out like a dog's in the middle of summer. he-he
At 32:30 wowwww! xD
2:41 the most powerful headbanging I've ever seen in my life
Vincenzo Acampora Watch slayer live videos in their early career lmao.
So powerful it brought him down.
*George Fisher wants to know your location*
They don't make 'em like that anymore!
Jason Newsted: Hold my beer...
I love how chaotic and yet peaceful this is
Love your comment
Exactly... I always wanted to said that but never found the words to describe it
Awesome comment...I agree
That could be used to describe whole period of 90s . End of 90s is when big tech started milking people. Also people became more aware of more stuff so blissful ignorance is the thing of the past.
You describe their music perfectly. It's intense, powerful but soothing still something you can listen to while relaxation
This footage brings me untold JOY. When PJ played London Brixton Academy 93 me and my mate bunked off school and hung around all day outside the venue. Luckily they kept a few return tickets at the door and we got in. Felt like we had won the lottery. They opened with the song “Release” and the crowd went absolutely nuts for the 2nd tune “Even Flow” that they had to stop the show as everyone fell over. It was so influential to my friend and me and we formed a band because of that gig basically. Great to see PJ still rocking in 2024 ❤
love how Eddie is looking behind him (26:11) to see where on earth Jeff is, and he's casually swinging hiss bass around like it's the most normal thing on earth. classic
Thank God Jeff didn’t hit Eddie!!
Or anybody else.
Bass player here--Ben Shepherd of Soundgarden had JA beat on that move, sorry.
Well, call it a lesson learned, because at 15:22 Eddie almost clobbers Jeff with the base of his mic stand!
This is one of the best performances i have ever seen. Im speechless......
You got to try Alice in Chains live at the Moore is unbelievable
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metallica seattle '89 beats it though ^^
INSANE! i had it on in the background for the first song and didnt even realise it was live. unreal skill!
Music played by instruments
People enjoy music and not the videos they make
Drummer smokes and play
...Definitely cooler times
From Concordia Kansas pearl jam everyday 🤘❤️🔥⚔️
That's true talent when someone sounds exactly the same in person as in the studio...powerful
@@jayekaye6641 i know what u mean, ur entitled to your perspective. But i do know what you mean.
@@jayekaye6641 life is full of enough turmoil...we are all different and unique...we need to move forward to create unity and peace...
Its about having the power 2 do it with zero studio help. Thats the jist
@@christopheryasus3666 agree, totally
@@alone15151 🍻
I got to see Pearl Jam in concert in 91, 92 and 93. They were absolutely stunning.
Incredible performance for history, everything is brutal, the audience, the sound, the voice, the passion.
Great description!
First time I saw them was opening for RHCP and Smashing Pumpkins. Had not heard of them before as TEN was just about to be released. They were pure magic, killing a 30 minute set with insane energy.
For me I always feel I have seen a great live band when I hear the songs later and I can still picture them playing it perfectly in my head. I left the venue that night with "Alive" stuck in my head.
This concert will go down in history as one of the best PJ.. This is THE best version of Porch ever... It's so god damn epic... Eddie is out of control...
Black is stunning..I could watch this video all day...
The early 90's I was college student,from today point of perspective (48 yo) this performance and energy are epic,I love 80's & 90's because of the special mood
They rocked Porch.
Tonight is 11-28-2020 12:36am, I just came from work, office, working for 15hrs straight.. I'm drained, I should get some sleep because tomorrow's another day at the office.. but I'd be damned not to watch this.. Lately I've been listening to their music and other 90s band music.. It feels great.. I'm 37 and I'm soooo glad I grew up with this.
Tonight is 3-26-2021 10:58pm I'm a nurse and just worked a 12 hour shift, gotta be back at 6am. I should be asleep but I'm up watching this for the 127th time, it doesn't get old. I'm 41, was 13 when PJ became my favorite band. I absolutely loved grunge and still do! I too feel blessed to have grown up in the 90s. I miss those days.
@@bonbon51141 thank you for your hours of comfort and care for people...You are wonderful and to top it off...A Pearl Jam fan...They are the best!! And it’s 3-31-2021 @ 2:23am
I was there. At the moment I didn't realised it was legendary, to be honest.
Dave Abruzeese killed it! He's the best they'd had. The other 4 guys played with emotion and soul...Dave wrapped it all with his perfectly precise drumming!
I prefer Dave's drumming too... super fuxking tight ! Matt isn't a bad substitute though , glad he stuck
So raw! On point! Eddie is just remarkable here, especially for being extremely shy back then. Great performance. Why must we get old??..
Getting old sucks. Thankful to be alive but oh how I miss being young...
At least WE have some Epic performances WE Can look back on (sorry 4 m'y english)
I Saw pearl jam 4 Times (way After their Peak) and they are still awesome
I love thé performance of EV in Lynch's Twin Peaks'
And I feel glad to bé alive
Each day feels the same now that WE are adultes (fuckin auto correct)
But we got this
Not too Bad innit ?
Yes-as we live 'n' breathe, gettin' old...
I didn't hear Pearl Jam until '93- but when I did- I fell hard in love w/ Pearl Jam- and I was already Old. I took my then teens to see PJ in '94, '95, & '96- and I've kept on going to see Pearl Jam live, throughout the years up through 2022, as best I could. My granddaughter has been my +1 to see Pearl Jam live five times since 2021- - - i'm so glad and so lucky! So yes-keep on rockin' in the free world, w/ Pearl Jam -
Thankyou Pearl Jam!
@@riadhbenkilani4733 yeah I’m so grateful for RUclips! We have all these priceless videos to watch anytime we want to.
@@sv-yh3mq your granddaughter has great taste in music. Way to go grandma.
38:23 The joy on his face. We as fans, don't realize sometimes, how much we impact the artists and make it possible for them to feel that "release" that we feel from their music!
The greatest feelings I've ever felt in my 50 years, have been at live shows. It's like, every person in the crowd vibes at the exact same frequency for a second and become one, as a whole. Then we echo or reverberate that positive energy back to the ones who created it, completing the cycle of healing.
THAT, to me, is the true feeling of the POWER of music and the unseen force that connects people who listen to it.
TO WHOMEVER READS THIS,
You are never alone in whatever you are going through in life! That common denominator we share in certain songs, will get you through ANYTHING!
Does that make sense?
🙋🏻♀️Hey Norm...wonderful comment! So in love with this concert. Eddie’s whole vibe is totally healing to me. Discovered them late in life around 5 years ago. I’m 72 now. Just proud that I found them. Thank you RUclips.
Thank care Norm. Cheers 🤟✌️
@@virginiaknighten4687 That's awesome that you connected with Pearl Jam! I was in my late teens during the "Grunge" era. Temple of The Dog, who later became Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, and my favorite, Alice in Chains helped me through some tough times. Still do.
I hope you have, and/or will, get the chance to discover all of the great music these guys have created!
Yes it makes perfect sense...and is TRUTH. Kept me going through extreme lockdowns, death of family members, and moments of doubt & hopelessness. Music/lyrics/live performances are alive & powerful, transformative. In that moment of connection between music and a heart/soul there is no separation of space nor time..just the Spirit experiencing❤️🔥past present future all at once with others through different times and in different places on the earth💫⚡️its all electricity & vibration and we all affect one another. And that's very cool.
@@virginiaknighten4687 Love this: I got into these guys late, too- in 1993! Have seen them Live a very cherished by me amount over these 30 years since, and I am very grateful that I've gotten to do that, because I was smitten by them at first hearing, so I sought them Live immediately, and they Are So Good Live- Basically my favorite STILL for live music events as I'm 65 at the moment, appreciating what you posted
Excellent Comment- I Know why you like them Live. See you in the GA, from the seats overlooking. This band's fan club provided the best seats EVER when I saw Pearl Jam live @Fresno, Ca in 2022- It has floated my boat seeing them Live, over my approx. 29 yrs. since I first heard them, and immediately sought & saw them Live, & have continued to Since - Love what and How you Describe This. All The Best to you! I agree w/ your description!
Best live performance of all time? Brings a tear to my eye. What a time to be young and alive. Music really hit different back then. So much passion.
I can't stop listening to this, or watching it. the emotion, the raw musical experience, the drums the bass the guitar the crowd, I am afraid to say that we may never experience musical or tribal music experiences like this again after the past year and a half. I am only grateful that I am old enough to have experienced it live while it happened in real time and not just a google search, but it is so great to have this time machine to go back and experience it again.
I’m old enough to have experienced it live too...but I didn’t. So I am very grateful to RUclips!
I can’t stop listening/watching to it either, this one is great too if you haven’t seen it
ruclips.net/video/7rqXsz_1C_U/видео.html
@@sweetangel6630 Thanks for the recommendation!
@@JulianEliges of course! Ed is a madman in that one lol… well this one too but even more so in that one
It's true, but it's not Covid that will keep us from experiencing this kind of thing, it's the age of the cell phone. When you went to a concert in 1992, the music had your complete attention. No calls, no texts, nothing on earth to distract you from experiencing things in the moment, where you were and what you were doing. Unfortunately, those times are gone and not coming back.
I've completely fallen in love with this performance.
It is the very best!!
90s were the best. 18 in 92. Nearly brings tear to my eye thinking about it. Skateboarder from 89 all thru 90s too and being part of the generation to change skateboarding from its early Street skating to what it is today was an honour. And being aware of that at the time was exciting. Not forgetting of course, no social media bs. Look at crowd, loving it, not worrying about filming it for their crappy Instagram.
Same age too. Always think about this time and how great it was.
Reminds me of all the money I spent in skate shops over those years for my boys- kind of rivalled my concert ticket expenses, still a good thing...
How does he sing Jeremy so effortlessly? It's out of this world man! Eddie is an 👽
no autotune all pure vocals amazing
Exactly honestly I'm 17 right now and I just started playing bass a little over a year ago but I still got a few years to practice because I wanna start a band I for sure wanna actual good lead vocalist which will be hard to find in today's world cause I wanna put on an actual good live show
@@tristencoon8198 I wish you all the best of luck in you adventures. With your awesome attitude I’m sure you’ll do great. Keep us updated Tristen!
@RII DA SLAYER who's that?
When music was real and from the soul 🤙🏻
@@tristencoon8198 I'd sing lol