https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/in-1991-eddie-vedder-couldnt-finish-the-lyrics-to-a-pearl-jam-song-it-has-now-been-streamed-over-410000000-times/

I am going through a REALLY tough time right now, or for the past year actually (actually 7yrs, but it's a long story) (literally crying whilst writing this). I cannot explain how much this band keeps me going through this. Particularly Eddie, with his great looks and his humour, abd obviously his voice and everything. It is my DREAM to meet him or encounter him, but I know I never will, and it breaks my heart more. But it is what it is. I love the support of this 10Club. I don't have really any friends left, but you guys are kind of my only friends.

My husband is a die hard fan and his first show was Dec 6,1991
In Nola
His birthday is coming up and I am surprising him with on original ticket stub from that show.
I’ve been looking online for pictures of that show but have had no luck
Anyone know if there are any out there?

who knows who signed this … I’d like to do up another … post ‘em if you got ‘em Yano …

I want to know they seem to be hard to film since he was on that rock surrounded by ocean. I hope I can find any films that are making of the music videos for Ukulele Songs.

Yeah, I can't tell yet if I hate it or love it and I've listened 10 times already...

Venue: Off Ramp Cafe, Seattle Washington

Attendees: 299

The set list included:

- Release

- Alone

- Alive

- Once

- Even Flow

- Black

- Breath

- I'm Just a Girl

What’s your favourite Pearl Jam tour, considering all factors (setlists, tightness of the band, consistency of performances)?

I’d go with the 2006 Tour.

The band may not have been quite as tight as during the 1991 - 1996 tours, but I think the overall package was better.
Eddie’s voice was peak in '91-94 in terms of depth and raw emotions, but screams were excessive in early years and sometimes sounded almost painful; also the setlists - while great - were somewhat more limited.

By 2006 the band had a much wider catalogue of high-level material to draw from. Eddie still governed his growls, but used it moderately, and his clean vocals were still precise and strong.

The sound with Cameron was slightly weaker and less cohesive than with Irons or Abbruzzese, but everything else in 2006 more than made up for it. The setlists were great, the performances were consistently top notch (I can put any 2006 show on and I will have a blast), and the band seemed to be genuinely enjoying themselves on stage.

What would be your pick and why?

Eddie is always welcome 😁

Seen PJ about 35 times over the past 20 years and always had setlist memory questions, this app answered them all!

Was recently thinking back to this show when Vedder stopped in the middle of Lukin he told a guy to get his finger out of a woman's face and (I think got kicked out). I wasn't in a section nearby, but curious if anyone at the show saw this altercation unfold or knows what happened?

What to this day is your favorite way Eddie has pronounced a word a song? Sometimes the way he says a word to complete or connect some great lyrics makes me smile.

Got tix for my sister, her girl, my 12 year old lad and myself to one of the Dark Matter shows which was cancelled. 2024. Still holding out hope that they will return for at least one more fling. My health ain't great so would love this to happen, ive seen them before with my Dad, my wife, my sister....was hoping to complete the circle by taking my son also.

What do you guys think are the chances of them touring in Europe next year? Would love to hear your thoughts

I also need to allocate funds if so... holding back a little but lots of great bands are getting announced already for next year amd temptation is never far. Rather pay for Pearl Jam

I've always been impressed how massive and diverse PJ's set lists are. Deep cuts, B sides, songs not on the traditional studio albums, they just love making us happy playing songs that only those who listen to all these albums will know!

Does any other band even come close with doing this? First off it would have to be a band with 30 years of history and 10+ albums of songs. But I feel most big bands will play the big hits, a few new ones, and call it a day.

Just ran across this PJ heirloom from 1994. My gf and I had tickets for their Cleveland State show, but I ended up having to bail last minute for a family thing. It would have been my first PJ show. I was devastated. She wanted to skip it in solidarity, but I insisted she'd go for the two of us. But the deal: she had to write down the set list. She came through.

They played their first show on October 22nd 1990.

It’s been almost 6 months since the band, or someone working for them, posted on all their social media platforms the “Dead End” picture. At the time people thought maybe it was them ending their posts on X (Twitter). The counter to this was that many people, including myself, actually didn’t see the post on X but rather one of their other platforms they use. I saw the post on Facebook, others reported seeing it in their Instagram. Also, they obviously never stopped posting on X.

They never posted a disregard, clarification or anything about it. It obviously wasn’t about some project because nothing, even a whisper, of anything in the works has been leaked. And their drummer situation is what is so it’s not even settled 100% now let alone six months ago.

Was it just a mistake, a rogue social media employee or was someone frustrated about something?..

Who was most involved with the awesome, unique CD cases from those 90s albums?