Red Mosquito

Oh my gawd

Dave Krusen and Matt Cameron killin it in that version

Leatherhead wrote:I enjoyed watching this.

This guy is fucking awesome.

96583UP wrote:Dave Krusen and Matt Cameron killin it in that version

He fucking loved Comfortably Numb.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=apHI5DPB8Nc

PHATJ wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:I enjoyed watching this.

This guy is fucking awesome.

This muhfucker singin' his ass off!

That is hilarious.

These dudes on this Unplugged were absolutely untouchable.

Dave A is so good on that too. It's really the Ed and Dave show.

evenslow wrote:These dudes on this Unplugged were absolutely untouchable.

Is this Mikejason?

LetMeSleep wrote:

evenslow wrote:These dudes on this Unplugged were absolutely untouchable.

Is this Mikejason?

I like Unplugged a lot too. For years I thought it was young PJ at their best. I don't know if I still feel that way (probably not), but I still enjoy watching it and I love seeing a person's first experience with it. But the more you watch Unplugged the less impactful it gets.

PHATJ wrote:I like Unplugged a lot too. For years I thought it was young PJ at their best. I don't know if I still feel that way (probably not), but I still enjoy watching it and I love seeing a person's first experience with it. But the more you watch Unplugged the less impactful it gets.

It's one of the obvious choices to show to someone who has never seen/heard Pearl Jam to convey what it was like when they blew up. It's probably Ed's best early showcase. He's just undeniable.

This guys response to Even Flow (and his first exposure to Pearl Jam) is awesome. I want this dude to be a member here.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BSW29CPUMeo

evenslow wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I like Unplugged a lot too. For years I thought it was young PJ at their best. I don't know if I still feel that way (probably not), but I still enjoy watching it and I love seeing a person's first experience with it. But the more you watch Unplugged the less impactful it gets.

It's one of the obvious choices to show to someone who has never seen/heard Pearl Jam to convey what it was like when they blew up. It's probably Ed's best early showcase. He's just undeniable.

Totally agree. I've turned a lot of people on to PJ through the Unplugged show. It's like the perfect gateway drug to PJ.

PHATJ wrote:

evenslow wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I like Unplugged a lot too. For years I thought it was young PJ at their best. I don't know if I still feel that way (probably not), but I still enjoy watching it and I love seeing a person's first experience with it. But the more you watch Unplugged the less impactful it gets.

It's one of the obvious choices to show to someone who has never seen/heard Pearl Jam to convey what it was like when they blew up. It's probably Ed's best early showcase. He's just undeniable.

Totally agree. I've turned a lot of people on to PJ through the Unplugged show. It's like the perfect gateway drug to PJ.

The pot of PJ.

I remember showing it to my older brother, who pretty much doesn't care about PJ, and he was completely blown away. Wanted to watch it twice in a row.

evenslow wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

evenslow wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I like Unplugged a lot too. For years I thought it was young PJ at their best. I don't know if I still feel that way (probably not), but I still enjoy watching it and I love seeing a person's first experience with it. But the more you watch Unplugged the less impactful it gets.

It's one of the obvious choices to show to someone who has never seen/heard Pearl Jam to convey what it was like when they blew up. It's probably Ed's best early showcase. He's just undeniable.

Totally agree. I've turned a lot of people on to PJ through the Unplugged show. It's like the perfect gateway drug to PJ.

The pot of PJ.

I remember showing it to my older brother, who pretty much doesn't care about PJ, and he was completely blown away. Wanted to watch it twice in a row.

Lol. I basically had the same experience with my younger brother.

I just found a photo from the very first live performance of Turning Mist.

"This motherfucker went ham"

I really hope that the band doesn't pay attention to the message boards over at pearljam.com. They would retire a lot of my favorite songs if they do. Looking at some of the comments for their "weakest link- Riot Act" vote off thing, all I can do is shake my head and laugh. I seriously think some people would prefer the band just to play shit from the first 5 records and nothing else.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I just found a photo from the very first live performance of Turning Mist.

Wait, they really played that live?