Singular, Odd, Strange, Unique Performances of Songs

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Slow "Lukin" seems like it should be mentioned here. Don't remember which tour it was, but I think I remember it at least making an appearance at the Garden.
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I like the arrangement of Jeremy they were doing in 94 when they left out the first chorus.
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The 2006 Melbourne show where Ed calls me out in the crowd to play my request for Sad was pretty dope.

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darth_vedder wrote:Speed Wash:

I'd never heard that before. My initial impression is that it's an already-not-great song stripped of the main things it had going for it (mood and texture)
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So I guess speeding shit up isn't Matt's fault...
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I'm surprised nobody mentioned that weird re-arranged version of "Garden" from the 2006 tour. I'm listening to it right now and it's alright, but certainly not as good as the original.

Also from 2006:
* Porch from 7/06/2006 (Las Vegas) has a "Dirty Frank" tease, and is like 10 minutes long; this is the last time they used it as a show closer
* Man of the Hour from 9/07/2006 (Madrid) has a "Romanza" intro, the only one post-2000 I believe
* Evenflow has a drum solo
* There are several versions of Rearviewmirror without the middle jam, or with a very short middle jam (Berlin)

There are others from that tour that I'm sure I am forgetting right now.

Another favorite: the improvised "In My Tree" from Fargo 2003. This version is beautiful, with unique lyrics; it's a shame they went back and butchered it later that tour.
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matt reeder wrote: Also from 2006:
* Evenflow has a drum solo
They also put Matt's backing vocals up very loud that year.
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That Garden from 2006 was cool.
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theplatypus wrote:
darth_vedder wrote:Speed Wash:

I'd never heard that before. My initial impression is that it's an already-not-great song stripped of the main things it had going for it (mood and texture)
Yeah, Speed Wash kinda sucks. The original is pretty good though.
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Most alternate versions of Pearl Jam songs aren't very good. They range from horrible to interesting novelty.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:Most alternate versions of Pearl Jam songs aren't very good. They range from horrible to interesting novelty.
Except No Jeremy. That one is great.
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darth_vedder wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:Most alternate versions of Pearl Jam songs aren't very good. They range from horrible to interesting novelty.
Except No Jeremy. That one is great.
It's an interesting novelty.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:
darth_vedder wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:Most alternate versions of Pearl Jam songs aren't very good. They range from horrible to interesting novelty.
Except No Jeremy. That one is great.
It's an interesting novelty.
There's some great ones, but none of them are "better" in a way that makes you think it should have been that version all along. I'm really glad alternate Corduroy and Jeremy exist and we have recordings of them. Some definitely are bad though. That alternate In My Tree still kind of pisses me off just thinking about it. However I do remember enjoying it live the first time I heard it, not knowing what they were playing at first. Now I can't stand it.
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I've always loved this arrangement with the strings
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Garden Europe '00

It is very subdued compared to other years especially in the chorus
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matt reeder wrote:I'm surprised nobody mentioned that weird re-arranged version of "Garden" from the 2006 tour. I'm listening to it right now and it's alright, but certainly not as good as the original.

Also from 2006:
* Porch from 7/06/2006 (Las Vegas) has a "Dirty Frank" tease, and is like 10 minutes long; this is the last time they used it as a show closer
* Man of the Hour from 9/07/2006 (Madrid) has a "Romanza" intro, the only one post-2000 I believe
* Evenflow has a drum solo
* There are several versions of Rearviewmirror without the middle jam, or with a very short middle jam (Berlin)

There are others from that tour that I'm sure I am forgetting right now.

Another favorite: the improvised "In My Tree" from Fargo 2003. This version is beautiful, with unique lyrics; it's a shame they went back and butchered it later that tour.
Agree on a lot of this, especially that version of RVM, much better and tighter w/o the middle jam.
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Porch with a wicked DF tag. Channeling indignation about the recent murders in FL. Wish there was video!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb9V2WKEbdU


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yofismom wrote:Porch with a wicked DF tag. Channeling indignation about the recent murders in FL. Wish there was video!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb9V2WKEbdU


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Use <YouTube> instead of <url> (and be be sure to use square brackets).

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Lukin from Denver 2014 is killer. Also love any of the 2014 and 2016 LBC/JJF performances. Especially Cincinnati. The St.Paul version got a shout out by being placed on a Spotify playlist a couple of weeks ago.
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