Angel - first time played in 22 years

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tooch wrote:where does the Portland version rank?

the two shows in chicago in 1994 are among the best pearl jam shows i have ever seen
I didn't rank it because I never heard it... till now. I'd say it's no better or worse than the Chicago '94 performance, but nowhere near as good as the others.

My favorite live PJ experience has always been Dallas '93... till last weekend!
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Man, base don where the show was, I really wish I had gone. Looked fucking awesome.
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lowlight79 wrote:Man, base don where the show was, I really wish I had gone. Looked fucking awesome.
If I woulda known Base Don was there, I would've gone too.
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Iholdthepain wrote:
melonhead4 wrote:Does anyone have the link to the 1994 Regal Theater version of Angel? It's the best version by far including studio
pearljambootlegs.org

I don't see how any version beats the studio cut, with all the vocal layers and such...

In your opinion, what makes the Regal Theater version better than Bridge '92 or Dallas '93?
It's a very stupid reason but ok. The reason why I like the Regal '94 version is the way Ed sings at the end of the song particularly the line "I'm right in front of you, I'm by your side"...,.idk y but it gets me every time
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Iholdthepain wrote:Fuck it... I'll rank the Angels:

1. Studio version (obviously)

2. Dallas '93 (biased, yes... but totally badass!)
3. Bridge '92 (great pro-shot footage)

4. Ride '16 (Full band version; Unbelievable set and setting!)






5. Chicago '94 (Ed fucks up and runs out of steam at the end)

He runs out of steam on every version except the studio one. It's a very tough song to sing.

1. 1994 Regal
2. Studio
3. 92' bridge
4. 93' Dallas






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Iholdthepain wrote:
melonhead4 wrote:Does anyone have the link to the 1994 Regal Theater version of Angel? It's the best version by far including studio
pearljambootlegs.org

I don't see how any version beats the studio cut, with all the vocal layers and such...

In your opinion, what makes the Regal Theater version better than Bridge '92 or Dallas '93?

Ya I know that site but it doesn't work on my iPhone....thanks tho
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melonhead4 wrote:

He runs out of steam on every version except the studio one.
I disagree with this. I'm not just talking about the final "I'm by your side"... If you pick it up from the "Mind is not a celestial state..." part, Ed gets pretty intense in the Bridge '92 and Dallas '93 versions, and just meanders through it in the Portland and Chicago versions, kinda like he's on queludes.

Diff'rent Strokes, though, I s'pose :peace:
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Iholdthepain wrote:
melonhead4 wrote:

He runs out of steam on every version except the studio one.
I disagree with this. I'm not just talking about the final "I'm by your side"... If you pick it up from the "Mind is not a celestial state..." part, Ed gets pretty intense in the Bridge '92 and Dallas '93 versions, and just meanders through it in the Portland and Chicago versions, kinda like he's on queludes.

Diff'rent Strokes, though, I s'pose :peace:


Ok I see what you're saying, the 92' Bridge school version he loses it for a few sec after "please please think of me" but then it picks back up where as the 94' version he sings the ending softly...and that's y I love the 94' version...def different strokes etc. good discussion tho..
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