Pearl Jam fans, help me out here

[Deadbent]

Wow, I just listened to "Ten" for the first time in maybe 5 or 6 years.
(minus jeremy and even flow, two songs I didn't need/want to hear.)

I'd forgotten how well performed and produced this album was.
It thoroughly kicked my ass, like it used to do in the early 90's, That's for sure.
I sort of lost interest in Pearl Jam after their second album though, and haven't heard anything from them probably since.

I'd like to ask long time fans if any of their other works or albums since have matched, exceeded , neared, or came close to the intensity and spirit of that album?

It'd be pretty kick ass if someone told me yes, and what albums, if any.

[Salem]

I thought Riot Act was up there after TEN and Vitology.

[KneeKnee]

The old stuff is my favorite. Especially Ten, Vs, and the B sides...Ledbedder, Footsteps, Dr. Frank.

Check out "Lost Dogs" and, if you can find it, "Pearl Jam, Live in NYC 12/31/92, The Academy...Thats a great Live album of Ten songs.

[highway23]

I'll give you a quick rundown...unless you truly want me to go in-depth...of their albums. Not in any particular order.

Their newest album, self-titled Pearl Jam, is amazing. It's so well done and the songs are outstanding. You wouldn't be disappointed in the least. I honestly suggest you check this out because it will make you say "Jesus, they haven't lost a step!" - songs to check out: Life wasted, Come Back, Inside Job, Marker in the Sand

Yield - is a great album to listen to when you want to go out and take a drive, forget your problems and just listen to some great music. - songs to check out: Faithful, Given to Fly, Low Light, MFC, All those Yesterdays

Riot Act - This is an excellent album, and is probably the only one that shows more of the political side of Pearl Jam, though it doesn't drown out the music and Vedder does a great job on letting the music do just as much as his lyrics. Probably one of Mike McCready's best guitar filled album. - songs to check out: Save You, I am Mine, Get Right, Loveboat Captain, Thumbing My Way, 1/2 Full

Vs. - Raw album full of anger and frustration...and some solid fucking song writing and guitar wailing. - songs to check out: Animal, Dissident, Blood, Rearview Mirror, Indifference

No Code - If you're looking for Ed's lyrical content to be at it's best, this is probably the best album to check out. It's much different than any of their other albums, but has something special to it.- songs to check out: In My Tree, Off He Goes, Red Mosquito, Around the Bend

Vitalogy - This is an odd one, but is still pretty good. It's a very dark album and it's pretty hard rock...some of my favorite songs are from this album. - songs to check out: Not for You, Nothingman, Whipping, Corduroy, Satan's Bed, Immortality

Binaural - You could almost consider this an experimental album...the guys tried some different ways to record it. This album's pure genius can only be heard when listened through headphones, but it's great out of a stereo too. - songs to check out: Breakerfall, Nothing as it Seems, Thin Air, Insignificance, Of the Girl, Sleight of Hand

Live on Two Legs - This is a stellar live album that has a handful of songs from their...98 tour I believe. (could be 2000). An all-around awesome arrangement of songs - though if you really want to check out their live stuff, it's best to check out an entire show - particularly from Europe during those tours.

Lost Dogs - this is a double album of b-sides and rarities. Some of them will make you wonder why they never made it on an album. Some of these are on there for the diehard fans who have heard these songs live and wanted studio versions. - songs to check out: Alone, Education, Black, Red, & Yellow, U, Leaving Here, Hold On, Yellow Ledbetter, Hard to Imagine, Footsteps, Drifting, Wash

Hope this helps...if you want some more in-depth stuff, like I said. I'm game :)

[LilJimmyRbinson]

I'll give you a quick rundown...unless you truly want me to go in-depth...of their albums. Not in any particular order.

Their newest album, self-titled Pearl Jam, is amazing. It's so well done and the songs are outstanding. You wouldn't be disappointed in the least. I honestly suggest you check this out because it will make you say "Jesus, they haven't lost a step!" - songs to check out: Life wasted, Come Back, Inside Job, Marker in the Sand

Yield - is a great album to listen to when you want to go out and take a drive, forget your problems and just listen to some great music. - songs to check out: Faithful, Given to Fly, Low Light, MFC, All those Yesterdays

Riot Act - This is an excellent album, and is probably the only one that shows more of the political side of Pearl Jam, though it doesn't drown out the music and Vedder does a great job on letting the music do just as much as his lyrics. Probably one of Mike McCready's best guitar filled album. - songs to check out: Save You, I am Mine, Get Right, Loveboat Captain, Thumbing My Way, 1/2 Full

Vs. - Raw album full of anger and frustration...and some solid fucking song writing and guitar wailing. - songs to check out: Animal, Dissident, Blood, Rearview Mirror, Indifference

No Code - If you're looking for Ed's lyrical content to be at it's best, this is probably the best album to check out. It's much different than any of their other albums, but has something special to it.- songs to check out: In My Tree, Off He Goes, Red Mosquito, Around the Bend

Vitalogy - This is an odd one, but is still pretty good. It's a very dark album and it's pretty hard rock...some of my favorite songs are from this album. - songs to check out: Not for You, Nothingman, Whipping, Corduroy, Satan's Bed, Immortality

Binaural - You could almost consider this an experimental album...the guys tried some different ways to record it. This album's pure genius can only be heard when listened through headphones, but it's great out of a stereo too. - songs to check out: Breakerfall, Nothing as it Seems, Thin Air, Insignificance, Of the Girl, Sleight of Hand

Live on Two Legs - This is a stellar live album that has a handful of songs from their...98 tour I believe. (could be 2000). An all-around awesome arrangement of songs - though if you really want to check out their live stuff, it's best to check out an entire show - particularly from Europe during those tours.

Lost Dogs - this is a double album of b-sides and rarities. Some of them will make you wonder why they never made it on an album. Some of these are on there for the diehard fans who have heard these songs live and wanted studio versions. - songs to check out: Alone, Education, Black, Red, & Yellow, U, Leaving Here, Hold On, Yellow Ledbetter, Hard to Imagine, Footsteps, Drifting, Wash

Hope this helps...if you want some more in-depth stuff, like I said. I'm game :)

Thanks...you just saved me 10 minutes of typing. All I have to put now is QFT.

Love Pearl Jam

[Nothing Sound]

My 20 gig iPod has at least 10 gigs of Live shows.
My fucking user name is a reference to them and
I have a Pearl Jam tattoo on my left arm.

I can't get enough of the fuckers.

[highway23]

Do you have a pic of your tat?

I almost got a PJ one back a few years ago...but never got around to it

[tysonpunchinguterus]

Yield and Pearl Jam are 2 good choices. You could also check out one of their live albums from the 2003 tour that you can still find in most record stores. I think both NY shows, the 3rd Boston show, and Penn State from the US leg and a couple shows from Japan and Australia were released to stores. They're all good choices.

[Nothing Sound]

Do you have a pic of your tat?

I almost got a PJ one back a few years ago...but never got around to it

Somewhere. I'll have to look for it.

It's my rendition of the Stickman and it says Pearl Jam above it.
I got it right before the 2003 tour.

[Nothing Sound]

You could also check out one of their live albums from the 2003 tour that you can still find in most record stores. I think both NY shows, the 3rd Boston show, and Penn State from the US leg and a couple shows from Japan and Australia were released to stores. They're all good choices.

I have just about ever live show since 2000,
not to mention all of the bootleg shit I have before then.

I really need help.

[highway23]

I hear ya, I still remember going out and buying bootlegs for ungodly amounts of money...

Did you ever happen to come across the "Covering Themselves" bootlegs? Jesus those were fantastic...

I don't have the VHS/DVD collection I once did (moving...they got lost)
But I at one time pretty much had every live show...when I computer got packed I had to ditch them...now I've got a external that I should fill up...

[Nothing Sound]

I hear ya, I still remember going out and buying bootlegs for ungodly amounts of money...

Did you ever happen to come across the "Covering Themselves" bootlegs? Jesus those were fantastic...

I don't have the VHS/DVD collection I once did (moving...they got lost)
But I at one time pretty much had every live show...when I computer got packed I had to ditch them...now I've got a external that I should fill up...

How about the '95 movie that's not supposed to be spoken about?

Classic shit.

[mendozathejew]

the most recent album was very good, one of the best. yield was great as well

[Deadbent]

Thanks for the info guys. Especially Highways shit.. just the kind of info I was hoping to find.
I'll be back with my pearl jam findings and my take on it. Thanks again.

[Jonny_Thunder]

I'll give you a quick rundown...unless you truly want me to go in-depth...of their albums. Not in any particular order.

Their newest album, self-titled Pearl Jam, is amazing. It's so well done and the songs are outstanding. You wouldn't be disappointed in the least. I honestly suggest you check this out because it will make you say "Jesus, they haven't lost a step!" - songs to check out: Life wasted, Come Back, Inside Job, Marker in the Sand

Yield - is a great album to listen to when you want to go out and take a drive, forget your problems and just listen to some great music. - songs to check out: Faithful, Given to Fly, Low Light, MFC, All those Yesterdays

Riot Act - This is an excellent album, and is probably the only one that shows more of the political side of Pearl Jam, though it doesn't drown out the music and Vedder does a great job on letting the music do just as much as his lyrics. Probably one of Mike McCready's best guitar filled album. - songs to check out: Save You, I am Mine, Get Right, Loveboat Captain, Thumbing My Way, 1/2 Full

Vs. - Raw album full of anger and frustration...and some solid fucking song writing and guitar wailing. - songs to check out: Animal, Dissident, Blood, Rearview Mirror, Indifference

No Code - If you're looking for Ed's lyrical content to be at it's best, this is probably the best album to check out. It's much different than any of their other albums, but has something special to it.- songs to check out: In My Tree, Off He Goes, Red Mosquito, Around the Bend

Vitalogy - This is an odd one, but is still pretty good. It's a very dark album and it's pretty hard rock...some of my favorite songs are from this album. - songs to check out: Not for You, Nothingman, Whipping, Corduroy, Satan's Bed, Immortality

Binaural - You could almost consider this an experimental album...the guys tried some different ways to record it. This album's pure genius can only be heard when listened through headphones, but it's great out of a stereo too. - songs to check out: Breakerfall, Nothing as it Seems, Thin Air, Insignificance, Of the Girl, Sleight of Hand

Live on Two Legs - This is a stellar live album that has a handful of songs from their...98 tour I believe. (could be 2000). An all-around awesome arrangement of songs - though if you really want to check out their live stuff, it's best to check out an entire show - particularly from Europe during those tours.

Lost Dogs - this is a double album of b-sides and rarities. Some of them will make you wonder why they never made it on an album. Some of these are on there for the diehard fans who have heard these songs live and wanted studio versions. - songs to check out: Alone, Education, Black, Red, & Yellow, U, Leaving Here, Hold On, Yellow Ledbetter, Hard to Imagine, Footsteps, Drifting, Wash
Qft

I always say Pearl Jam is one of, if not the most well balanced Rock band musically of this generation. Every album is different, they never repeat or regurgitate the same bullshit, and thats how you can tell its honest.

Actually, Ive never been too crazy about Riot Act or No Code, but to each his own I guess.

Vs. is actually my favorite next to Ten. 'Animal' is a kickass track there. And 'Leash', 'Rearview Mirror', and 'Glorified G' are amazing as well. And the self-titled album is absolute genius.

[Hoagie]

Pearl Jam does it's best work live. Even some of the songs that I thought fell short on the albums blew me away when I heard the live versions. Look to pick up some of the "bootlegs" they put out.

[Jonny_Thunder]

I like the live show they did with Robert Plant in Chicago for Hurricane Katrina relief I think. They did a couple of Zeppelin covers with him on stage, pretty cool shit.

[highway23]

Every Pearl Jam show is a unique listen. You will honestly be happy with any live show that you download/buy. There's never been a repeated setlist and they always put in something they haven't done before.

But if you enjoy listening to a soundboard quality show...and love hearing how loud a fucking crowd can get, there are some great shows out there that they have released that will blow your mind.

[empyrelounge]

you got to love going to & listening back to the shows as Eddie polishes off the bottle of wine every show.

the last disc Pearl Jam was their best in years

[LilJimmyRbinson]

Every Pearl Jam show is a unique listen. You will honestly be happy with any live show that you download/buy. There's never been a repeated setlist and they always put in something they haven't done before.

But if you enjoy listening to a soundboard quality show...and love hearing how loud a fucking crowd can get, there are some great shows out there that they have released that will blow your mind.

I'm looking forward to the Live Gorge box set coming out in a few weeks.

[highway23]

I have a lot of friends that went to the Gorge shows and they said it was something special. I got to hear a few songs via cellphone and I wish I could've been there.

I've been to about 8 shows, Montreal was always the best. Even got to sit next to Eddie back in 98 during Cheap Trick...something I'll never forget.

[Salem]

Im still waiting for the announcement PJ will be playing Fenway. Theo Epstien is always wearing PJ hats to music events. That will the day I spend 300 for a ticket or camp out in line.

[LilJimmyRbinson]

Im still waiting for the announcement PJ will be playing Fenway. Theo Epstien is always wearing PJ hats to music events. That will the day I spend 300 for a ticket or camp out in line.

Won't be this year. THey only do one show a year at Fenway and it's the Police this summer. Theo might have horrible taste in baseball teams, but good taste in music.

[Lukin]

Pearl Jam does it's best work live. Even some of the songs that I thought fell short on the albums blew me away when I heard the live versions. Look to pick up some of the "bootlegs" they put out.

The bootlegs are second only to attending a PJ show. I'm looking forward to The Gorge box set and No Code fucking rules

[highway23]

nice name :)

[highway23]

for those interested:

I'm thinking this link is fine, due to the fact that PJ allows the sharing of their shows, if it's not you can delete. But check it out for some amazing stuff:
http://pearljamevolution2.blogspot.com/

[LilJimmyRbinson]

Does it come in English?

[highway23]

nah, I wish it did, but you should be able to get around and find all the bootlegs and audio from last year's concerts and this year's as well.

[LilJimmyRbinson]

Pretty cool, thanks. I hate dealing with winrar's though.

[Deadbent]

Does it come in English?

firefox has excellent translator plug-ins.

[highway23]

deadbent - what have you checked out and what is your take on what you've listened to?

[BuffalOpie]

I'm a huge Pearl Jam fan and I think all of their albums are great, some better than others. But their ;atest self titled album is awesom and I would recommend anyone who hasnt given Pearl Jam a good listen to in the the past few years to check out this album

[oandavirus]

Next week on Tuesday June 26th Pearl Jam is releasing a 7 disc live box set called Live at the Gorge 05/06. It contains two shows from the last few tours. It is 7 1/2 hours of music.

[tysonpunchinguterus]

Best Buy has it for pre-order for $39.99. It might be less than that when the Sunday ads are in the paper. Either way, $40 for a 7-CD set is amazing. All 3 shows are supposed to be great. I downloaded one of the Gorge shows when they were selling them online (the '06 show where they played "Little Wing") and it was excellent.

Next week on Tuesday June 26th Pearl Jam is releasing a 7 disc live box set called Live at the Gorge 05/06. It contains two shows from the last few tours. It is 7 1/2 hours of music.

[Deadbent]

deadbent - what have you checked out and what is your take on what you've listened to?



Heya,

I'm trying to get everything I can listed on wiki. As far as live stuff goes.
I've got just about every official 2006 bootleg.
The older stuff is harder to find and I've grabbed everything I can on oink, with stuff stockpiled and on backlog to listen to.
I caught up to all the studio albums as well. The authenticity of every album is what stood out. Meaning, it's evident there's no bullshit behind their jamming. Also, I was able to tell the differences between the different drumers they've employed. I found them all to vibe well and bring almost a different flavor to each album.

My favorite among them all is still Ten, probably for nostalgic reasons, and aside from that. I'd say Vitalogy had some of their best and worst songs, too. Yield was great aside from the few filler tunes that didn't fit in too well to me.
Every album, was a solid listen. I was rarely put off or found anything too offensive to my tastes. But the live shows kick ass in all forms. More bands need to really document their live recordings like that.

[Eddie Vedder]

Pearl Jam best band period. TEN is so awesome, what a great album.

My fav songs from PJ are: Black, Yellow Ledbetter, Light Years, better man, Alive, Immortality, and many more. Just a great band I hope they come to NY soon.

[Eddie Vedder]

Next week on Tuesday June 26th Pearl Jam is releasing a 7 disc live box set called Live at the Gorge 05/06. It contains two shows from the last few tours. It is 7 1/2 hours of music.
I want that so bad.

[LilJimmyRbinson]

GOt the Gorge cd set the other day. F'n awesome. It's 100 songs and 7 1/2 hours!

Coulda used a little more in the packaging though. Maybe an essay on why they love playing there, or at least photo's of the venue for those of us on the east coast.

[PKSConrad]

Just got my one-day ticket to Lollapalooza here in Chicago for 8/5 which will be Pearl Jam's only N. American date this year (I think) and I can't fuggin' wait!

Their fan club takes great care of it's members as well. Been in it since '93 and I always get hooked up with killer seats when I request them. Great organization and great band.

[Eddie Vedder]

GOt the Gorge cd set the other day. F'n awesome. It's 100 songs and 7 1/2 hours!

Coulda used a little more in the packaging though. Maybe an essay on why they love playing there, or at least photo's of the venue for those of us on the east coast.

Yupp, its an amazing set. I FUCKING love PJ. I wish it would have been a case like the Metallica Live Shit Binge and Purge box set. But hey....for the $$ why complain?

[highway23]

just a heads up, because I know there are some fans here

http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2007/07/02/eddie-vedder-sings-for-sean-penn-pj-harvey-finishes-lp-ti-hypes-new-flick/

a few weeks old, but good news non the less. Solo Vedder album

[kloraferm]

Huge PJ fan ever since Ten came out, but the only album that didn't really do it for me was Riot Act.

[evolution5v1]

Heads up for PJ fans...their set from lollopalooza with be broadcast live on ethel sunday @ 9

also lookin forward to the Italy DVD

[tysonpunchinguterus]

Has anyone heard the Rarities/Unreleased Cuts promo or whatever it was that leaked? There are some nice songs on there that were left off Lost Dogs and some rough mixes of some Lost Dogs tracks. The vocals on a couple tracks are a little low, but it's a pretty cool collection of songs. There are torrents around, but I don't know if it's ok to post links to them since all but 2 or 3 of the songs are studio recordings. I fanyone doesn't know where to begin to look for it, PM me and I'll tell you.

[oandavirus]

Tonight there is a live webcast of the Pearl Jam show that is closing the Lollapalooza concert in Chicago. Pearl Jam is supposed to take the stage around 9 PM ET (8 CT). Here is a link to where you can see the show live.

http://attblueroom.com/music/events/lolla_mediaplayer.php

[tysonpunchinguterus]

XM is also airing it on Ethel, but you can only hear it if you have a receiver--their online and DirecTV feeds won't have it.

Tonight there is a live webcast of the Pearl Jam show that is closing the Lollapalooza concert in Chicago. Pearl Jam is supposed to take the stage around 9 PM ET (8 CT). Here is a link to where you can see the show live.

http://attblueroom.com/music/events/lolla_mediaplayer.php

[Nothing Sound]

Has anyone heard the Rarities/Unreleased Cuts promo or whatever it was that leaked? There are some nice songs on there that were left off Lost Dogs and some rough mixes of some Lost Dogs tracks. The vocals on a couple tracks are a little low, but it's a pretty cool collection of songs. There are torrents around, but I don't know if it's ok to post links to them since all but 2 or 3 of the songs are studio recordings. I fanyone doesn't know where to begin to look for it, PM me and I'll tell you.



Yeah, I have those up on my server in .flac format.
Straight up, no torrent needed.

If anyone is interested just PM me and I'll give you the link and password.

[Barely Legal]

Tonight there is a live webcast of the Pearl Jam show that is closing the Lollapalooza concert in Chicago. Pearl Jam is supposed to take the stage around 9 PM ET (8 CT). Here is a link to where you can see the show live.

http://attblueroom.com/music/events/lolla_mediaplayer.php

They just announced on Ethel it's going to be a 2 hour set.

Inno is set to record right now...

[mendozathejew]

Tonight there is a live webcast of the Pearl Jam show that is closing the Lollapalooza concert in Chicago. Pearl Jam is supposed to take the stage around 9 PM ET (8 CT). Here is a link to where you can see the show live.

http://attblueroom.com/music/events/lolla_mediaplayer.php

thanks

[Hoagie]

That was pretty cool even though they got political at the end. And since PJ was in Chicago and Eddie is a big time Cubs fan, he sung take me out to the ballgame at the Cubs game the day before yesterday. It's not the first time he's done it but this time he was actually sober.

[tysonpunchinguterus]

That was a cool set. I wasn't expecting them to play "Education" and the high energy of the opening 4 songs was nice. "Why Go" isn't one of their usual opening songs, so it was cool to hear that start things off.

[mendozathejew]

That was a cool set. I wasn't expecting them to play "Education"

was I the only one who had the audio cut off immediately after vedder said "mr bush leave the world alone?"

[Nothing Sound]

was I the only one who had the audio cut off immediately after vedder said "mr bush leave the world alone?"

No, it happened.

Must have been a coincidence.

:icon_roll

[Hoagie]

Yeah I'm sure they hit the dump button.

Or the audio had a quick drop out.

One or the other.

[tysonpunchinguterus]

I was listening on XM and nothing dropped out for me. I don't know if the webcast dumped anything, though. I've had sound drop out for a little bit while watching stuff at that site before, so who knows?

[Lukin]

I just finished listening to last nights set. It was pretty good but you can tell the difference between a PJ festival show and a PJ concert in front of Pearl Jam diehards. Still, any Pearl jam show is better than damn near anything out there today

[tysonpunchinguterus]

AT&T definitely did censor the webcast during "Daughter." How lame is that?

http://www.pearljam.com/

After concluding our Sunday night show at Lollapalooza, fans informed us that portions of that performance were missing and may have been censored by AT&T during the "Blue Room" Live Lollapalooza Webcast.

When asked about the missing performance, AT&T informed Lollapalooza that portions of the show were in fact missing from the webcast, and that their content monitor had made a mistake in cutting them.

During the performance of "Daughter" the following lyrics were sung to the tune of Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall" but were cut from the webcast:

- "George Bush, leave this world alone." (the second time it was sung); and

- "George Bush find yourself another home."

This, of course, troubles us as artists but also as citizens concerned with the issue of censorship and the increasingly consolidated control of the media.

AT&T's actions strike at the heart of the public's concerns over the power that corporations have when it comes to determining what the public sees and hears through communications media.

Aspects of censorship, consolidation, and preferential treatment of the internet are now being debated under the umbrella of "NetNeutrality." Check out The Future of Music or Save the Internet for more information on this issue.

Most telecommunications companies oppose "net neutrality" and argue that the public can trust them not to censor..

Even the ex-head of AT&T, CEO Edward Whitacre, whose company sponsored our troubled webcast, stated just last March that fears his company and other big network providers would block traffic on their networks are overblown..

"Any provider that blocks access to content is inviting customers to find another provider." (Marguerite Reardon, Staff Writer, CNET News.com Published: March 21, 2006, 2:23 PM PST).

But what if there is only one provider from which to choose?

If a company that is controlling a webcast is cutting out bits of our performance -not based on laws, but on their own preferences and interpretations - fans have little choice but to watch the censored version.

What happened to us this weekend was a wake up call, and it's about something much bigger than the censorship of a rock band.

The complete version of "Daughter" from the Lollapalooza performance will be posted here soon for any of you who missed it. We apologize to our fans who were watching the webcast and got shortchanged. In the future, we will work even harder to ensure that our live broadcasts or webcasts are free from arbitrary edits.

If you have examples of AT&T censoring artist performances around political content, it's a good thing for everyone to know about. Feel free to post examples on the official Pearl Jam Message Pit.

[kevtv]

wow that's messed up. this whole country is nothing more than hyper-sensitive corporations that are extreme in their views (hyper-conservative, hyper-liberal) and their money makes them feel that they know all and should be able to determine what you can and cannot hear. bullshit.


on a pearl jam note, i need help with something...when pearl jam recorded the even flow video, they used a live version that is so much better than the version on the cd...anyone know where i could find this version?

kev

[mendozathejew]

this whole country is nothing more than hyper-sensitive corporations that are extreme in their views (hyper-conservative, hyper-liberal)

or people in the middle who are just terrified of doing anything that may be labelled extreme right or left. which is kinda worse in my opinion. timid faggots

[tysonpunchinguterus]

The video version of "Even Flow" isn't live, it's a re-recorded studio version shown over live footage. The video version of "Alive" is a live version, though. The video versions of both songs are on the Japanese "Alive" EP, which might be tough to find. The re-recorded "Even Flow" is also on their Greatest Hits album, "rearviewmirror." I don't think that version of "Alive" was released on anything besides the video and the Japanese EP, though.


on a pearl jam note, i need help with something...when pearl jam recorded the even flow video, they used a live version that is so much better than the version on the cd...anyone know where i could find this version?

kev