Re: Pearl Jam - Definitive Live Versions (a Green Habit sequ
Posted: Wed March 14, 2018 5:43 pm
NonononononoAnders wrote:Yes. I don't agree. The more audience singing, the more legit and listenable Betterman is.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Right, but we are looking for the best quality, definitive live versions. For that, I want Ed singing, not a crowd.
I'm not going to ruin your project or anything, but I've always felt like this. The times when I end up showing Pearl Jam to someone new, I put on Betterman with a really vocal audience first, or Present Tense above.doone wrote:NonononononoAnders wrote:Yes. I don't agree. The more audience singing, the more legit and listenable Betterman is.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Right, but we are looking for the best quality, definitive live versions. For that, I want Ed singing, not a crowd.
darth_vedder wrote:East Troy is really good, just listened to it, but I think the LO2L is still better.
For those that haven't heard East Troy, you can listen here around the 54 minute mark:

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P E A R L J A M
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DEFINITIVE LIVE
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Compilation and artwork by ridleybradout
March 2018
FAN-MADE PROJECT - NOT FOR SALE
*Share freely but do not distribute as mp3*
It has been almost 13 years since the Green Habit Compilation was put together by the
Red Mosquito Forum community. As the band has now been together for double that length
of time, an update or sequel to this collection was well overdue. Hundreds of official
bootlegs later (including numerous 'vault' releases from the pre-bootleg era), every
song has been put up for review.
Red Mosquito forum users were invited to nominate and debate their favourite versions
of each song, for me to then go away and listen to each to make a final decision:
http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... =15&t=8556
There were a number of criteria for picking a definitive live version: sound quality,
correct lyrics, no guitar flubs, full band (if that is how the song was recorded in
the studio), electric rather than acoustic (again, if that is how the song was recorded),
and original era/drummer where possible (unless later versions had something really
special). Basically, if you had to represent the essence and power of each song through
one single live version - which would it be?
After a LOT of deliberation, this is what we came up with. Thank you to everyone for
your suggestions and for the discussion to date. This will be a constantly evolving
collection, so will be reviewed as new shows are played or released from the vault.
The best known source for each track has been used, and remastered by JWB only where
required to provide the smoothest possible listening experience.
Disc 5: 'No Code'
5-01 Sometimes (Toronto 2000-10-05)
5-02 Hail Hail (Berlin 1996-11-03)
5-03 Who You Are (Berlin 1996-11-03)
5-04 In My Tree (Melbourne 1998-03-05)
5-05 Smile (Barcelona 1996-11-21)
5-06 Off He Goes (Alpine Valley 2000-10-08)
5-07 Habit (Fresno 2000-10-27)
5-08 Red Mosquito (Chicago 2000-10-09)
5-09 Lukin (Berlin 1996-11-03)
5-10 Present Tense (St Louis 2003-04-22)
5-11 Mankind (Toronto 2000-10-05)
5-12 I'm Open (Chicago 2006-05-16)
5-13 Around The Bend (Benaroya 2003-10-22)
5-14 All Night (Saskatoon 2011-09-19)
5-15 Black Red Yellow (Wrigley 2016-08-22)
5-16 Dead Man (Benaroya 2003-10-22)
5-17 Don't Gimme No Lip (Portland 2006-07-20)
5-18 Falling Down (Red Rocks 1995-06-20)
But what about Brain Of J?cutuphalfdead wrote:Definitely want the 1998 performance of Wishlist.
Wishlist is the most clear cut for me.ridleybradout wrote:But what about Brain Of J?cutuphalfdead wrote:Definitely want the 1998 performance of Wishlist.
You disappoint me Chud...cutuphalfdead wrote:Wishlist is the most clear cut for me.ridleybradout wrote:But what about Brain Of J?cutuphalfdead wrote:Definitely want the 1998 performance of Wishlist.
fineridleybradout wrote:You disappoint me Chud...cutuphalfdead wrote:Wishlist is the most clear cut for me.ridleybradout wrote:But what about Brain Of J?cutuphalfdead wrote:Definitely want the 1998 performance of Wishlist.
cutuphalfdead wrote:fineridleybradout wrote:You disappoint me Chud...cutuphalfdead wrote:Wishlist is the most clear cut for me.ridleybradout wrote:But what about Brain Of J?cutuphalfdead wrote:Definitely want the 1998 performance of Wishlist.