Greatest show I have ever seen almost 3 hours straight what a performance and I been to 8 PJ concerts

CarolinaGirl76 Awesome 🤘🤘🤘 isn't great??

YES!!!!!!

It's been a rough few years for '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s Rock icons and their fans losing so many musical legends in such a short span of time.

Nigga please. This was awesome.

It's embarrassing! Vedder is good at solo acoustic stuff, but PJ was meant to be a YOUNG band. They should have retired ten years ago. Try this version by an aging Rusted Root: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbB0oLafmr7XYmw.html I've never heard a cover of Rebel, Rebel that tops Bowie, but at least Root kept it simple and straightforward.

Meant to retire 10 years ago!? Really? Keep listening to Rusted Root, a band with one decent song and I'll keep listening to the most relevant band in America, if not the world. Rusted Root should never be mentioned anywhere in any conversation involving Pearl Jam. They're lucky to play filthy hippie jam band festivals while PJ still sells out every show they play, big, small, stadiums, arenas, it doesn't matter and hasn't for almost 30 years. They're Zeppelin, they're The Who, the Stones. They've created something the vast majority of bands can only ever dream of. Like them, don't like them, these are undeniable truths...

+Gilbert Snyder: Vedder's voice is gone, brother.YES, they still sell out every concert. I UNDERSTAND the rabid fandom. I was a massive PJ fan for at least 15 years. I adored them like no other band, ever. I AM NOT INSULTING THEIR SUCCESS. Chris Meister was absolutely right- this song is terrible! Here is a comment I made on PJ Video Guy's upload of "Pearl Jam 8-30-2000 Mansfield, MA" back in April: Glorious, thank you!! Did you put this one up for me? I was just typing about it last week. THIS WAS THE TWO MONTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ROSKILDE DEATHS. I was at this show and cannot convey the emotion that the band radiated out to us. It was unlike any live performance I've been to before or since. Instead of taking in the energy from the audience and absorbing it for themselves, the band projected it back several times throughout the night. Ed had grown a beard since Europe in a useless attempt to hide. He was barefoot, with longish hair. I described him as "floppy." He had a Chris Robinson (Black Crowes) thing going on. A woman in the audience gave him flowers. He was surprised and genuinely touched. He put them in the mic stand and wrapped the cord around them. When we clapped for the band, he bowed and clapped for us. 17.5 years on, I am revisiting my past with bittersweet wisdom. I can never again, in good conscience, attend a pop concert or worship a celebrity. But hindsight lets me finally understand what I was experiencing in my youth. It's very empowering.

Gilbert Snyder you’re confusing popularity with revelancy.

Chris Meister Yeah, popularity alone allowed them to raise 11 million in King County to combat homelessness. Popularity creates relevancy. They go hand in hand. And they've been both for almost 30 years. I saw the Stones pack 70,000 into a football stadium like 3 years ago. Do you think if they weren't still relevant in the puplic's eye that they could do that? No!