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  1. Originally posted by RUMMY:Like a bunch of U2 tunes, "Daughter" now seems incomplete without its snippet, namely, "It's OK." Also need "Modern Girl" at the end of "Not For You."


    Very true.I love both of those snippets....I just listened to a great rockin version of Not For You,08.18.00 Indianapolis.The Modern Girl snippet isnt there,and I noticed that.But its still a kick ass hard version.

    I have always loved the way PJ can rock out,then slow things down,ala Led Zep.The Indy shows main set ends with a crazy hard version of Go.Then the encore starts with a beautiful version of Throw Your Arms Around Me.EV solo.Then, the whole band rip into Do The Evolution...classic stuff...


  2. Released in 1995 as a single.With I Got Id (shit).Its long out of print.But,you can find it on Ebay,usually for very cheap.I saw it a while back for $1....
  3. I don't have a lot of "extra" Pearl Jam stuff (or from any other band for that matter) but I do own the Merkinball EP. Had it specially ordered from the local Sam The Record Man back in 1999 because I had to have "I Got Shit." (This was just before one could easily access music files via the internet).

    Also, have the "Jeremy" single (with "Footsteps" and "Yellow Ledbetter" b-sides) and that's it...unless you count the Singles soundtrack.
  4. From '91-'96 I pretty much bought everything they put out.After No Code though,I stopped.I didnt like the studio versions on No Code at all.I saw them at Randalls Island in '96, and love the live versions of No Code's songs.Same thing happened with Yeild.The studio tracks sound dull,IMO.Therefor,I didnt buy the singles from both releases.Who You Are was a terrible choice for a single.

    You can hear such a difference between the studio,and live versions.I attended the infamous MSG show,09.11.98.Some have said,thats their best show ever.Check the setlist out on PJ.com.Given To Fly was insane.I was like,that sounds amazing...LIVE.Since that show,GTF is one of my favorite PJ songs.The studio version sounds like a demo.


    IMO both those releases might have done better if they were recorded cleaner,similar to 10 and Vs .
  5. I recently downloaded a 1996 Randall's Island show (can't remember wich one of the two). Admittedly, haven't taken the time to listen to it although I obvioulsy should.

    What made the MSG show from 1998 "infamous?"
  6. Originally posted by RUMMY:I recently downloaded a 1996 Randall's Island show (can't remember wich one of the two). Admittedly, haven't taken the time to listen to it although I obvioulsy should.

    What made the MSG show from 1998 "infamous?"


    Well,so many people have said,over the years,that its "THE" show by the band.It was fanatastic.I was there.Their performance was stellar.Eddies voice was more incredible than usual.But,I thought 08.25.00,Jones Beach was as good,if not better.Same goes for the Randall's Island gig,09.29.96 I went to.Performance wise,all 3 are amazing.The only bad thing about Randall's ,was the sound.It was good,but MSG and even Jones Beach sounded better.Alot of the PJ diehards disagree with me on that.Most feel the 1998 Yeild Tour was the bands best.It was great.But I liked the 1996 Tour,and even the 2000 Tour a bit more.But,thats just me,and my opinion of the tours themselves.I would rank those 3 tours in the top 5 alltime.

    I like No Code alot,LIVE,so Im biased towards the '96 gig.Also,check out the Jones Beach 08.25.00 show,N3.Very heavy on the No Code tunes.....

    I have had the good fortune of being in attendance, at many of their great gigs.Those three above,also 07.08.03 MSG, and both nights last spring,05.20 and 21.10....MSG....

    I also loved Montreal 2005 and Montreal 2011.....
  7. Are both the Downing Stadium shows that are available from pearljambootlegs of high quality. Those two gigs have pretty much every thing you would want from 1996 and earlier!

    From 1998: The first bootleg compilation I wanted to do (before this official bootleg madness overtook my spare time) was a Australia/NZ mix (I saw them in Auckland) but it seems the March 5th Melbourne gig is the only one with supreme audio quality. Am I wrong?

    Almost ready to upload my Italy 2006 mix. If I only knew where the best place to do it was.

    Mexico 2003 is near completion.

    Then 2000 Europe and 2000 NA - must keep it to 2CD max.

    Waiting for 2011 boots. I guess they'd be in South America by now if not very soon.

  8. Originally posted by RUMMY:Are both the Downing Stadium shows that are available from pearljambootlegs of high quality. Those two gigs have pretty much every thing you would want from 1996 and earlier!

    From 1998: The first bootleg compilation I wanted to do (before this official bootleg madness overtook my spare time) was a Australia/NZ mix (I saw them in Auckland) but it seems the March 5th Melbourne gig is the only one with supreme audio quality. Am I wrong?

    Almost ready to upload my Italy 2006 mix. If I only knew where the best place to do it was.

    Mexico 2003 is near completion.

    Then 2000 Europe and 2000 NA - must keep it to 2CD max.

    Waiting for 2011 boots. I guess they'd be in South America by now if not very soon.




    Go to We Got Shit...A Pearl Jam Bootleg Site,thats the site I use for pre 2000 boots.They update the early boots all the time.Check out 1996,then download the Berlin gig from 11.03.96.It says Sony Promo.I believe this was broadcast,or was going to be released by Sony at one time.That,as we know,didnt happen.That is the best sounding gig from 1996.Its very well known,and different versions have been around for 15 yrs.I actually had a bootleg cd of it,that I bought many years ago.It was called Checkpoint Charlie.Its a good one.

    There really isnt too many quality sounding shows from 1998.Just Seattle,07.22.98,and the Melbourne gig.
  9. Well I guess I am done with 1996 and 1998 as I already have the four shows (and only those four shows) that we have mentioned in the last four posts.

    I'm sure these will do just fine.
  10. I went to kill some time today at Barnes and Noble, and I found both Yield and Riot Act for 5 bucks each. Can't wait to listen to them. I know they won't be as good as the earlier albums, but I couldn't pass up the price.
  11. You Are is my favorite off Riot Act; enjoy it
  12. Yield is right up there for me with PJ's first three albums (Faithfull is my personal favourite off that one, although GIven To Fly and Do The Evolution would be considered its big guns). I've been listening to Peal Jam since 1992 but only recently started listening to Riot Act in its entirity. I'd say there's not a bad song on that album. Save You, Bu$leaguer's chorus, and Can't Keep are my favourites these days.
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