Red Mosquito

Will wrote:Twenty years ago tonight. My favorite version of this ever, which is probably why I love hearing them close shows with it. Imagine if Dave hadn't started his own band after Nirvana.

that boot was one of the first I ever got. I listened to it damn near every night at the age of 16 from front to back. That version of RITFW is - for me - THE version for pj cover.

ugh.

in comparison

Strat wrote:

Will wrote:Twenty years ago tonight. My favorite version of this ever, which is probably why I love hearing them close shows with it. Imagine if Dave hadn't started his own band after Nirvana.

that boot was one of the first I ever got. I listened to it damn near every night at the age of 16 from front to back. That version of RITFW is - for me - THE version for pj cover.

same here, never realized Jack (I think it's Jack?) was playing EV's tele in that version

Just saw this one posted on the Porch and thought how this forum would really love this performance and really appreciate it. So here ya go. Thank me later.

gems and rhinestones wrote:Just saw this one posted on the Porch and thought how this forum would really love this performance and really appreciate it. So here ya go. Thank me later.

ban the internet

dprival78 wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Just saw this one posted on the Porch and thought how this forum would really love this performance and really appreciate it. So here ya go. Thank me later.

ban the internet

That guy is the founder and CEO of his own record label - show some respect!

Twenty years ago tonight:



You can hear the voice going but the heart is there. There are few things in this world I'd love more than to see this tour released in full, even if some of the shows are probably incomplete. This is absolutely my favorite era of Pearl Jam.

Rangi Guy wrote:

dprival78 wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Just saw this one posted on the Porch and thought how this forum would really love this performance and really appreciate it. So here ya go. Thank me later.

ban the internet

That guy is the founder and CEO of his own record label - show some respect!

I like the part where he channels Mariah Carey and does all of that melisma.

Brett wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

dprival78 wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Just saw this one posted on the Porch and thought how this forum would really love this performance and really appreciate it. So here ya go. Thank me later.

ban the internet

That guy is the founder and CEO of his own record label - show some respect!

I like the part where he channels Mariah Carey and does all of that melisma.

Broest bro that ever bro'd.

theplatypus wrote:

Brett wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

dprival78 wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Just saw this one posted on the Porch and thought how this forum would really love this performance and really appreciate it. So here ya go. Thank me later.

ban the internet

That guy is the founder and CEO of his own record label - show some respect!

I like the part where he channels Mariah Carey and does all of that melisma.

Broest bro that ever bro'd.

I just like how in the still of video it looks like the song is moving him to tears

Holy shit, that last minute is INTENSE.

theplatypus wrote:Holy shit, that last minute is INTENSE.

You made it the whole way through?

theplatypus wrote: Broest bro that ever bro'd.

SUPERBRO!

The girl from TB2K who did the signing during GTF passed, so this seems as good a spot as any to drop the vid in tribute

A Letter from Kevin Shuss, Pearl Jam Videographer & Archivist about Kimberly Rae Schaefer
March 25 2015
I Didn't Know Kimberly Rae Schaefer

I'm the videographer for Pearl Jam. I've been fortunate to work with them for many years. During those years, I've worked & filmed during some pretty amazing moments. Moments when the band and crowd connect - and in that instant, it's more than just another concert. It becomes an event. A special memory.
After the 2000 tour, when we decided to try to make a concert DVD, we sat around and tried to figure out how to do that. Would it be one show from one city? Would it be a best-of?

The one constant in all those discussions was the song "Given to Fly" from the October 11, 2000 show in St. Louis, Missouri. Something special happened during that song that night. Something that stuck in all our minds after filming all those different shows.
"We have to use the footage of the woman doing the sign language interpretations!!"

When Eddie noticed her and mentioned it from stage, and then went over and helped her up onto the side of the stage, it started this moment that has become transcendent in Pearl Jam history.

It's my favorite part of touring band. It's the song I get more comments on than anything else about that DVD, when I meet fans or talk to people about that.
Pretty powerful stuff to be able to do your job with such love & passion that you inspire a bunch of people that are able to hear just fine. I can only imagine the joy Kim must have given the people with hearing loss, as she did her job.

I never knew Kimberly Rae Schaefer but she touched my life in a way I will never forget. 15 years on, and it's as clear as yesterday...
Thank you Kim!
Job well done!

That seems different than the 95 "movie" as in that looks to be just performances. I browsed through it quickly though but I saw the rehearsal of Baba o Riley with jack Irons in an empty arena which I hadn't seen before.

Wait. Maybe not. I skimmed too fast and haven't watched it in a long time.

matt reeder wrote:Twenty years ago tonight:



You can hear the voice going but the heart is there. There are few things in this world I'd love more than to see this tour released in full, even if some of the shows are probably incomplete. This is absolutely my favorite era of Pearl Jam.

I just missed out on getting tickets to this show....

Strat wrote:Wait. Maybe not. I skimmed too fast and haven't watched it in a long time.

I don't remember it being that long? This one is an hour and 45 mins?

Are there any good sources out there for the audio from this?