Red Mosquito

Shit... Who's was it then....

I will find out

Spenno of course

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That's because spenno is excellent at being objective in his criticism of live Pearl Jam and selecting the best performances.

He did a good job with this one. It's certainly not as easy as it sounds.... I'm going thru the early US 2003 shows looking for the best binaural/riot act tunes. It's a tiring, confusing, and sometimes un-enjoyable endeavor. It's like a process of elimination survivor game. I've found some gems, though...

cutuphalfdead wrote:That's because spenno is excellent at being objective in his criticism of live Pearl Jam and selecting the best performances.

So much gay for Spenno.

Aw shucks.

Murfreesboro 94

RVM > Whipping

Iholdthepain wrote:

That's for tomorrow, for sure. First time I saw them, they opened with RVM... 11/12/93. They put a pretty cool beginning onto the front of the song. Also, they ended the show with Angel! Definitely worth checking out if you haven't heard it.

I listened to the 20th Anniversary of St. Pete. This makes me feel old. Still love it though.

Listening o it now... Good thing he finally got that ABITW tag right... The night before, it was like he didn't know how it went. This is a good quality audience recording up on pearljambootlegs.org.

Guys. It's almost twenty years to the day since the Atlanta radio broadcast. Where the whole idea of collecting bootlegs originated from. For a lot of people.
That was a magic night. Remember it well

11/3/96 Berlin from soundboard remaster series. Sitting on this hot fucking plane next to some big fat dude, squeezing me against the window, waiting to leave the gate for the last 20 minutes.

I am in hell, but somehow Jack's drumming is making it all bearable to me. I loved this band in 96. I still love how they sounded in 96.

hlniv wrote:11/3/96 Berlin from soundboard remaster series. Sitting on this hot fucking plane next to some big fat dude, squeezing me against the window, waiting to leave the gate for the last 20 minutes.

I am in hell, but somehow Jack's drumming is making it all bearable to me. I loved this band in 96. I still love how they sounded in 96.

check out 11/25/96 next.

hlniv wrote:11/3/96 Berlin from soundboard remaster series. Sitting on this hot fucking plane next to some big fat dude, squeezing me against the window, waiting to leave the gate for the last 20 minutes.

I am in hell, but somehow Jack's drumming is making it all bearable to me. I loved this band in 96. I still love how they sounded in 96.

obviously you don't have your phone set to flight mode.

WtOB? wrote:

hlniv wrote:11/3/96 Berlin from soundboard remaster series. Sitting on this hot fucking plane next to some big fat dude, squeezing me against the window, waiting to leave the gate for the last 20 minutes.

I am in hell, but somehow Jack's drumming is making it all bearable to me. I loved this band in 96. I still love how they sounded in 96.

obviously you don't have your phone set to flight mode.

If they're just sitting on the tarmac it's ok.

Spokane 2013

EDIT: Although I suppose I should switch to Atlanta '94 before the day is over

10-5-1996 Charleston, SC

Boston, MA 8/29/2000. Some GREAT versions of Binaural songs on this boot and a wonderful listen in general.

Fairfax '94...

"I think you know what's on our minds, so... let's do this thing."

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

hlniv wrote:11/3/96 Berlin from soundboard remaster series. Sitting on this hot fucking plane next to some big fat dude, squeezing me against the window, waiting to leave the gate for the last 20 minutes.

I am in hell, but somehow Jack's drumming is making it all bearable to me. I loved this band in 96. I still love how they sounded in 96.

obviously you don't have your phone set to flight mode.

If they're just sitting on the tarmac it's ok.

Screw that rule. I like leaving my speedometer app open to see how fast we get going at takeoff.

Spoiler: show

It's about 200 mph

hlniv wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

hlniv wrote:11/3/96 Berlin from soundboard remaster series. Sitting on this hot fucking plane next to some big fat dude, squeezing me against the window, waiting to leave the gate for the last 20 minutes.

I am in hell, but somehow Jack's drumming is making it all bearable to me. I loved this band in 96. I still love how they sounded in 96.

obviously you don't have your phone set to flight mode.

If they're just sitting on the tarmac it's ok.

Screw that rule. I like leaving my speedometer app open to see how fast we get going at takeoff.

Spoiler: show

It's about 200 mph

I'm reporting this post to the FAA.