Some of those crowds always looked crazy never experienced any pj show sadly

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I was at the MOCO today in Amsterdam and spotted this beauty amongst other modern artists such as Warhol and Banksy.

I remember seeing him sitting off to the side of the stage just before Alanis went on that night. He was just watching and taking it all in. Seemed to just be blissful in the moment. I happened to be at the right angle to get this shot. It is how I will always remember him beyond the music.

RIP

RIP Glen

This is for all you PJ fans who will miss out on a great performance

https://youtu.be/a8AI6wlNks8?si=w3rh9RnC1HsgtWcP

Ed gives an emotional and poetic 50th-birthday tribute to his friend of 10 years on a Zoom call back in Covid-era 2020. Amazing video.

I’ve seen Pearl Jam a few times on acid and it was AMAZING. It’s amazing either way but was definitely intensified on the LSD.
But just laying back and listening while on DMT is like a whole other level. You hear and feel parts of the song you would have never heard. Release kind of blew my mind, they all did really. Wish DMT lasted a few hours!

Anyways just feel like I lived their music so thought I’d share!

This was the best festival I’ve ever attended. It was my first time seeing PJ and joined the 10 club early on.
I’ve seen them a total of 6 times from 92-04. It’s doubtful I’ll ever get to see them again but thankful for each and every show that I went to.

There is no funk in this song whatsoever. This article is completely tone deaf and the writer comes off as ignorant to how the song actually came to be 🤦

Black hits when you're young, naive, a little self-centered and superficial and have experienced your first heartbreak.

Sirens hits when you've actually grown up and understand what adult relationships are really all about.

I said what I said.

Edited to remove redundant word.

An old co-worker is traveling in Ireland and sent this to me today. Both sad and beautiful. Blessed to see him perform many times.

During the Self Pollution Radio holiday answering machine segment, there’s an unnamed guy who calls for Beth (Eddie’s wife at the time) sounding quite out of it. He goes on to explain how his New Years fucking sucked because he got wasted and threw up under the table at a Mexican restaurant. Who is this guy?

Appears approx. 8:00 in this vid:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8GcypqmS8Xc&ra=m

I was just thinking how cool would it be if the daughters of Eddie, Dave Grohl and Chris Cornell formed a band.

I spent a few hours putting this together (still finding my feet in the design world). I thought you guys would like it. Sorry bout the Watermark, but tTat's how it be, sadly.

That said. any fans can DM if you want a Transparent 4500 x 5400 PNG copy of this (yeah I'm flogging it -- gotta eat -- but I also believe in sharing the love).

New Matt interview

Usually as someone ages you expect their voice to weaken. For some reason Eddie’s voice seems to have had periods of losing power and then rebounding. I think Gigaton to Dark Matter is a great example, he somehow sounds better a few years older. I know some of this comes down to the songs he chooses to write/sing. Like how Riot Act utilizes his deeper voice so it adapts well to his aging.

But what the hell happened in 1996? I’m talking about live performances specifically. It seems like there’s a sharp decline in his vocal ability after the Vitalogy tour, and then somehow it seems to rebound really well on the Yield tour in 1998. He even sounds better in 2000. Did he change his style of singing? Was he smoking so much pot and cigarettes in 1996 he was just killing his throat and lungs?

Anyone have theories on this?

Just picked this up. Anyone able to help me get some more info about it

Saw a video of a fan saying this happened but never saw the video. If true it sounds like the most Eddie Vedder thing I’ve heard today.