Let's Play Two: Live from Wrigley Field

[Monkey_Driven]

Binaural was the first album I ever bought with my own money. I was 14.

[E.H. Ruddock]

I got the Ten cassette when it came out through Columbia House when I was 18

[VinylGuy]

I still remember back in the day in the pre internet days...hell, in the pre youtube days how hard was to find a video of a performance from the band.
And the other day i was watching a new movie in a theatre...

Man, we are blessed.

[Monkey_Driven]

I still remember back in the day in the pre internet days...hell, in the pre youtube days how hard was to find a video of a performance from the band.
And the other day i was watching a new movie in a theatre...

Man, we are blessed.

I think Touring Band was the first time I had seen a video of the band play a song not on a TV studio set.

[VinylGuy]

For me maybe Pinkpop 92. I had (have) tons of dvds full with avis, vcd and mpegs with PJ live videos.

[Strat]

Those Jason A archive videos were always funny and amazing to me because it was all of the video clips i had also recorded off the tv throughout the years but combined into noe beautiful project. Watching those old MTV clips and remembering watching them on repeat in my bedroom off vhs tapes i recorded. I knew pearl jam was going to be on MTV news and i would fucking capture it.

Tabitha Soren and Kurt Loder were my fucking heros with all the pj news they provided.

[mikejasond]

I wasnt even born when Ten came out

[Strat]

Learn your place, boy. You are talking to OG's here.

[EJ]

I wasnt even born when Ten came out

Oof

[VinylGuy]

I wasnt even born when Ten came out

Please dont post when we are talking about the sweet 90s.

[Thurman Murman]

I wasnt even born when Ten came out

Christ i was in High School! Old enough to remember when Vs. was supposed to be Five Against One and Vitalogy was supposed to be Life!

[Kevin Davis]

Here's something that caught my attention: In the PJ Rolling Stone special that just came out, there is an article from 1993 that says, regarding Vs.:

"Pearl Jam" (later released as "Vs.") was the band's turf statement...

This was weird to me, because I definitely remember seeing digipak editions of "Vs." in the '90's where the word "Vs." appeared nowhere on the album art (on my edition it appears on the spine but nowhere else). Was "Vs." originally released as a self-titled album? If so, when did they change it?

[VinylGuy]

kinda of....Vs was in the spine but never in the art. Its actually called Pearl Jam.

[Jorge]

The original title is Pearl Jam Vs. Pearl Jam.

[Monkey_Driven]

The original title is Pearl Jam Vs. Pearl Jam.

I thought it was Five Against One?

[Thurman Murman]

I don't ever remember it being anything but Vs. Although digging out my CD for the first time in ages i'm surprised that it doesn't mention "Vs." anywhere on the packaging...not even the spine.

It was definitely going to be Five Against One with the last minute change to Vs. But i can't recall it ever officially being a self titled album.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

The original title is Pearl Jam Vs. Pearl Jam.

I thought it was Five Against One?

You should know better than to listen to Jorge by now.

[Jorge]

Guys, it was called Pearl Jam Vs. Pearl Jam. It was mentioned in the Rothsberger book

[Monkey_Driven]

Just opened a beer. Let's do this...

[Sgt. Crackpot]

Guys, it was called Pearl Jam Vs. Pearl Jam. It was mentioned in the Rothsberger book

Oh come on. Rothsberger was a hack.