I love this song no matter what the lyrics are at any given moment. Have always wanted to go to a Pearl Jam concert & was dying to be there sometime when they do this song. Well finally got to go see them back in Nov. 2013 & it was great, only one thing wrong with that concert, other than it being the one that he had a girl thrown out that was causing problems down in front of the stage & actually, that was pretty funny, he joked about it now & then thru the rest of the concert, but something that Pearl Jam did really wrong at that concert? lol, They didn't play this song!!!!! lmao, I said no way as people were leaving, I couldn't believe it. I don't know how long I stubbornly stood there while the place emptied out & finally when there were maybe around 30 or 40 people left in the entire building I snapped out of my shock & moped on out of there. The only way I could pull myself out of the depression over it was to realize that I would have been bawling my head off thru the whole song feeling a huge loss knowing that I may not ever get the chance to see them again. Song would have crushed my heart.

Thanks. I'm not crazy now. I love it.

@Ignacio Rudy 👍 G'day mate, thanks for the info. Much appreciated. Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺.

An absolute genius move on his part, albeit coincidental. :-) Do you notice in the live versions of the song, the crowd is absolutely on point regardless of the lyrics?

ragegg after one hour we chase the rain away.......seen them 4times and this was the best one and I'll think was because of the storm, make an incredible energy, can't wait Padova😉🤗

No he's not! Rolling Stones magazine apologized for that. Anyway he's highest payed guitar player in the history of rock music. We ppl who like Pearl Jam we know how good he's.

Oh I didn't know that, you don't hear much about that. I've been a huge fan since the beginning ,I love Pearl Jam and I love Mad Season. ✌️🤘

I know how great Mike McCready is 🎸

@@laurawatters914 this song they released as a B side for the single Jeremy. But the song found it's way onto radio peaking at number 21 on billboard rock tracks. And today is one of their most beloved song by fans.

Pay and band going