i bet it was and too bad i wont experience it because i was in the 2000s :/ my generation sucks ass

@@7letterbrandon439 Feel you on that our generation doesn't have a clue about good music or anything else for that matter

@@Gunfreak451 yeah man, a lot of people today aren’t into rock these days unfortunately

@@7letterbrandon439 hey you guys just carry on with your bad self and listen to all the great music you can...It’s their loss!

So true. And the freedom we had! And much more creative we were. And much more fun we had. And when we arrived at home, we closed the door and everything was quiet in our heads: no social media, smartphones or whatsoever. Were we bored? HELL NO! 🤘

Soooo lucky

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Don't forget Deftones! 💀🎸

@@aniiittaaaaaaa777 deftones era 2000

Any of them live?

given how hard he is straining his neck and vocals in the early days, It is truly impressive that he is still working as hard today. He is far from being alone in not having proper vocal training and using technique that is damaging in the long term; its plays a good factor in why so many singers of this and adjacent genre... just have a fully different voice now or do not preform. I believe Eddie has mentioned in some interviews about how after their early years and success he had to start learning some vocal techniques just to preserve his voice!

Yeah and he has a lot of nad the way he climbs around on the rafters. I always thought that was killer!

Yeah a true Rockstar in every way...i love this man.

All of the great front men of the 90's alternative rock “grunge” bands had awesome live stage presence. All unique and all great in their own right! It's just a shame that Eddie is the only one still alive. RIP to Kurt, Layne, Scott & Chris!

@@JT-sl3ui wow truest words ever written

@@JT-sl3ui Mike Patton, the guy who all of those guys wish they could be, is doing just fine. If you don’t know what I mean, Angel Dust-Faith no More, best album ever made.

@@-Swamp_Donkey- Why would they wish they could be somebody far less talented than them?

The 60s was nothing on the 90s.

Whatever decade it is that you are young enough to truly `let your hair down 'is the best decade ...

Yea both decades had awesome music though. The same cannot be said from teens today

Every generation thinks their music and culture was the best. The difference is we are right ;)

When today's teenager's look back from 2050 they will think, god 2020 was a shit decade.

I dont think it will ever be as good in america as the 90s were.

I'm in the UK. We reached our peak as a species in the 90's.

Just lost 5 pounds watching this....crazy beyond. Is there anyone doing anything this energized today?

I'm Aussie and being a teen at this time was a pure gift of life,.... Life was free no woke shit, everyone had a thick skin, ...everyone was unique, woman were genuine , oh I miss those days...

@@aribob2012 Ya that mosh pit alone would have ground this latest generation into bits. Let alone Eddie. Fuckin sad…throw a woke chick in it or make ‘em flamin gay. Don’t seem to yet realize that they’re destabilizing society with all the fluff.

Same our gen told truths

Black pearljem

Ahhhh,....yes...and I am a smidge older than you... I don't think it'll get old!

I started listening to them when I was 10 and I’m 42 now. I know what you mean. They’re awesome!!

Exactly the same and I'm now 45 too! I feel they have seen me through so many different times of life

I’ve said this many times about this concert. It was special.

The shot with his hand in the air during alive is iconic

I Love ❣️ Pearl Jam.

SXI96 i agree bro

Youre right!!

I'm 64 years old and I still think this was their best concert ever!! I would have done anything to have been at this show!! 1992 was the absolute best year for Pearl Jam in my opinion...

Yes Sir.

Cool *****

Maaaaan thats so awesome. Did you see ratm as well?

***** wasn't that 93?

You're so so so lucky. I was born much too late :'(

Sounds like a blast!

Dave Abruzzese - wasn’t inducted into the hall of fame with them 😔

He was to good- that why he was fired. They didn’t like being overshadowed by such talent

Yes he is my favorite PJ drummer.. his work on the SNL performance is fantastic. He does these 32nd note rolls on the hi hat which are just perfect. Matt Cameron is incredible too, but I prefer him with Soundgarden.

@@Dozereyes , I brag on David every chance I get because I played in a band with him when he was 15 years old. He was already a damn good drummer and I figured he’d go somewhere in life…✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

100%

all the best to you.

@@jathke thank you so much Joe

I wish you all the best.

@@BazookaJoe1028 thank you. I really appreciate that!

Hey dear! I don't know u but I wish all the best and send u love! You're strong and can handle anything! PJ saves. I've lost my job and now I'm trying to dig through this life.

Hes not going to be wearing that t shirt anymore

money TOTALLY changed them....as soon as they got money, they hated 'getting money'. As soon as they got money, Eddie forgot how to communicate with humans.

he made this shirt by himself is spells "Tivoli" it is a bar in Holland he was with the whole band and everyone got a shirt from that place accept Eddie so he made one himself and wear it at the concert! LOL

It's not about the money. It's his passion for making and singing great, sorry let's refrase that for making and singing fantastic music. OMG and what a powerful voice.

rwoods2k not totally true, at first Eddie would answers all the letters of his fans and he gave all of himself in his responses. When they got more successful he just couldn’t do that anymore. In my opinion Eddie is still as down to earth as he can be.

PJ was like The Who as great live performers sound & showmanship !!!

Spot-on ~ perhaps the greatest ever in that regard... their passionate energy unsurpassed, especially while Keith Moon was alive. WOW ~ what an awesome band!

yes Greenday, Offspring, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Radiohead

Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Tool omg 😮

Still is.bring Nov Goldy to experience again

You're nuts

Have to agree this is my most favourite concerts out of all the hundreds of concerts they have done

@@davidbattaglene6873 there is nothing like it!

arguably one of the concerts in history. Best of PJ, yes definitely

Absolutely!!! Those folks definitely got their money's worth at this show

Exactly honestly I'm 17 right now and I just started playing bass a little over a year ago but I still got a few years to practice because I wanna start a band I for sure wanna actual good lead vocalist which will be hard to find in today's world cause I wanna put on an actual good live show

@@tristencoon8198 I wish you all the best of luck in you adventures. With your awesome attitude I’m sure you’ll do great. Keep us updated Tristen!

@RII DA SLAYER who's that?

When music was real and from the soul 🤙🏻

​@@tristencoon8198 I'd sing lol

🙋🏻‍♀️Hey Norm...wonderful comment! So in love with this concert. Eddie’s whole vibe is totally healing to me. Discovered them late in life around 5 years ago. I’m 72 now. Just proud that I found them. Thank you KZfaq. Thank care Norm. Cheers 🤟✌️

@@virginiaknighten4687 That's awesome that you connected with Pearl Jam! I was in my late teens during the "Grunge" era. Temple of The Dog, who later became Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, and my favorite, Alice in Chains helped me through some tough times. Still do. I hope you have, and/or will, get the chance to discover all of the great music these guys have created!

Yes it makes perfect sense...and is TRUTH. Kept me going through extreme lockdowns, death of family members, and moments of doubt & hopelessness. Music/lyrics/live performances are alive & powerful, transformative. In that moment of connection between music and a heart/soul there is no separation of space nor time..just the Spirit experiencing❤️‍🔥past present future all at once with others through different times and in different places on the earth💫⚡️its all electricity & vibration and we all affect one another. And that's very cool.

@@virginiaknighten4687 Love this: I got into these guys late, too- in 1993! Have seen them Live a very cherished by me amount over these 30 years since, and I am very grateful that I've gotten to do that, because I was smitten by them at first hearing, so I sought them Live immediately, and they Are So Good Live- Basically my favorite STILL for live music events as I'm 65 at the moment, appreciating what you posted

Excellent Comment- I Know why you like them Live. See you in the GA, from the seats overlooking. This band's fan club provided the best seats EVER when I saw Pearl Jam live @Fresno, Ca in 2022- It has floated my boat seeing them Live, over my approx. 29 yrs. since I first heard them, and immediately sought & saw them Live, & have continued to Since - Love what and How you Describe This. All The Best to you! I agree w/ your description!

Never read a comment more on point than this. Great concert, great band that shows fans love....make sure you make that time machine big enough for two, cause i will be there with ya brother.

yes me too!!!!

Dinosaurs =D

XD

May i borrow it after you're done with it?

I watched the concert live on Dutch TV and after the concert the Dutch interviewer asked Eddie if he was on drugs simply because he couldn't understand the magnitude of this event in the minds of the members of the band. So Eddie pulls out the Polaroid photos he took of the crowd and shows them to the interviewer (and to the TV audience) mesmerized by how many people were in those pictures. There were so many Eddie tried to make a panorama of them and still couldn't include them all. All of us watching knew this was a historical event. I attended the1990 PinkPop and I wished I was there. I was blown away after watching this show.

@@jaybreese7416 Dude when you can make all those people lose their minds with the snap of a finger your gonna look like your on drugs.

Jesus. It's like you all drank the Koolaid. They were a band. I'm tired of 39 year olds that think they weren't kids in 1992. THey were kids, not superheros. They were a band like all the other bands.

@@crashburn3292 a great fucking band though man. This is a legendary concert. I don't know why you want to trivialize that, does it make you feel better? Did you even see the video?

Hes got the cutest face expressions

Amen for that bro. Most of my favorite bands were from there during that time. Still listen to them all, and they influenced a lot of other bands i love. Tool, Chevelle, Deftones....the next gen. Amazing to think all these bands are connencted through influence to each other. Just awesome.

@@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6401 Tool is absolutely one of my favourites bands

The Seattle scene was fed by people and bands out of the Midwest. Slint and The Gits being one of them. Ed is originally from Chicago.

@@McDougle625 but lived most of his live prior to pearl jam in California

Just leftists left

Came from the future...No

Yeah I'm taking that leap with you there bro

U got it ICE... WATCH FOR ME my machine is cranked & I'm looking 4 You. Hail to the 90' 2 Pearl Jam - Alice in Chains 😎 - SoundGarden - Mother Love Bones - Candlebox 😚 - Nirvana ! Never Was b4... Never will be again... What A Time 4 the Greatest Music EVERrrrrr Amen 😍

Bring me too please bro 😊

I have one, i take body parts as payment ✌

Man, I'm with you!!!

I'm totally with you....

Music is still made like that dumbass

For sure. But it still is if you want to listen to it. Just because its not main stream anymore doesnt mean people arnt still making it.

The early 90s were the best for all genres. Electronic, DNB, Grunge, Hip Hop, etc. The world was En Fuego back then.

brianpremo I usually need Metallica to get my energy fix..but this does it.

brianpremo Pearl Jam gives you wings

brianpremo Fuck yeah!

I saw Pearl Jam late last year at LA convention center...they are still one of my favorites...but this concert definitely shows the youth and fire of a group starting out...as it should be..

brianpremo Bien pericos carnal, suena exquisito.

Stop acting like cellphones are evil,

@@HeavyMetalMayhem the complexity of the statement eludes you

2 sides to both qrguements...

@@Brockstarlan Yes not seeing thousands of people with they cellphones out is nice, but people have recorded some awesome shows with their cellphones and moments with their cellphones so yea...both sides.

There was the 1011 Nokia this year but who knows if anyone in the audience had one ! 😅

Great description!

rcmaster207 That's called cocaine my friend.

Prince Noctis exactly.....he was too high !!!

Funfact: this comment got you into a Dutch newspaper article about this performance

Fuck that. Cocaine, booze, whatever. The songs, their origins don't lie. Cocaine, booze I don't give a shit. No room for paper thin commitment, no room for dead eye pop music. This is it. As real as it gets.

I just think it was the E

very true

Yes Sir!!

TokyoBlue second that e/motion

There is only one reason, and you nailed it! |o|

Fuck off ya bawbag

I love that! Yes I think he clearly did!

Other PJ concerts are like this... something about the band, the vibe, the music. Eddie is also very encouraging towards audience participation but is never expectant or demanding of it. Many singers do not have the best feel for the energy of an audience or the chaotic freedom of concerts and can be too forceful or too passive when it comes to audiences and their participation. His style also discourages bad actors, for its much harder to be a dick head when surrounded by people genuinely embracing and participating with the event. no "freebird" fucks

@@Gus-n9uWhat is a “free bird fuck”?

@@mauallison7755 those dudes that just yell “FREE BIRD” regardless of band, venue, or vibe.

its pearl jam at his prime

Pearl Jam to me is the GOAT grunge band of the 90s

Nobody does it better..

Ten was the best grunge album ever

@@smlw711 good

All The Time!

You said it well brother

All generations have music icons. I was born in 88, so I got to experience grunge, post punk, pop punk, nu-metal and the explosion of rap and it's evolution to now. I'm a huge fan of the 60s,70s & 80's as well. Great music in every era, even this current one you just have to look for it more thoroughly now because of oversaturation.

Young, healthy, and so excited to see what our lives were gonna bring look what happened to us, 50% are bleeding out the eyeballs and the rest are fighting the ones who want to help!!

flannel was a fad not a fab but hell yeah I miss the 90s so fuckin much and i still like to wear my flannel every now and again ;)

I think a lot of us feel that way. They were hands down on another level for awhile at least. I love all the bands from this era but I’m not sure I can honestly say any could do this. This is just musically something special and the weird thing is it looks as if everyone knows it.

They just gave you the wrong album to break you in, mate.

True!

It always gets to me how much fun Eddy is having

Always

lot of cocaine in the performance too

yes.. when I started to go to pinkpop in the '00's, it wasn't like this

Me too! 🤘🏻

Same, wish people in my school understood real music🤘

@@Carlymskinner same

Ben McNamara 🤘🏻

Oh yeah! I got my buds and beers kickin it! 👌🔥🍻

Vincenzo Acampora Watch slayer live videos in their early career lmao.

So powerful it brought him down.

*George Fisher wants to know your location*

They don't make 'em like that anymore!

Jason Newsted: Hold my beer...

Love your comment

Exactly... I always wanted to said that but never found the words to describe it

Awesome comment...I agree

That could be used to describe whole period of 90s . End of 90s is when big tech started milking people. Also people became more aware of more stuff so blissful ignorance is the thing of the past.

It never will be. But that’s okay.✌️🤘❣️

they probably replicated this show at almost every show on their tours around this time. but this show was such an amazing to capture on camera

if you're 14

@@AlwaysRetr0 "remember that epic and emotional beatles lyric juju eyeball, toe jam football? Now thats what i call music"

@@AlwaysRetr0 I am 22 and confirm his comment

riquelmerock 🥺🥺🥺

Y

And incredibly adorable

Jeff Ament is probably the greatest bass guitar player ever.

@@jordanprusack2027 debatable, but I'm sure he appreciates the sentiment

@@FAIRYGIRL911 definitely debatable. That's just my opinion. All 3 of PJ guys are elite guitar players historically speaking imo.

@@jordanprusack2027 already pointed as debatable but he is the best bassist of the grunge era. He is versatile and created lots of amazing basslines. He and DeLeo are the greatest of 90s rock imo

I too was 42. Yeah 1950 birth date. Makes it easy to keep up with our age😊

I agree John...Although I was just at Philly Show #2 April 29th 2016...That wasn't too bad either..."Ten" in it's entirety !!!

Dale Earnhardt That sounds sick!

U think?

can it be any better?

Definitely in my top 5! Unplugged is pretty sick, too...and State College in 2003.

I think you're absolutely right. He doesnt just sing music. He sings heart. His heart. We need more of this in life dont we?! Someone who means what they say!

Check out Jeff Buckley if you have time.

Him and maynard james from tool seem to really feel what the sing

Jen22w chris cornelllllll

@@MC-uj5gg I have. He was a beautiful singer..Also Damien Rice...

Black Pearl

Pearl Jam are Phenomenal !! I’m still listening 30 years later … 🤘🏼

@@andrewdods2236 me too 30+ years, since the beginning!! 😊✌️🤘

@@laurawatters914 I envy you guys...I’ve only known about them for about 3 1/2 years...And I’m completely addicted to Eddie and The Boys!!

same! I used to like the known hits, but did a deep dive and now they are one of my favorite bands.

These are like their most famous songs 😂 so what you’re saying is you’ve never heard them lol

It's kinda dead compared to his energy tbh

U should of seen the crowd when they were at ft bend county park outside houston at lollapalooza! 80,000! Strong in the 100 degree weather with 100% humidity! Everyone jamming!

@@t.r4849 drugs help but ye

@@nyrbsamoht Yeah, it's all drugs. That's why you're singing as good as Eddie, right, you piece of junkie shit?

@@dragmio sounds like u need a valium or 2 bud

Voodoo Child not Foxy Lady

Hahahaha, I saw that too and got goosebumps. That was amazing.

I heard a recording once of a live version of Yellow Ledbetter, where it ended in Dance The Night Away. Been trying to find that for 20+ years now.....

Sympathy for the devil during leash and Angie before porch

Robert,you got the war pigs also,very subtle !

I think that is so cool!

Muito obrigado pela gentileza de organizar o time da playlist do show Ana Holanda Cantalice. Muito gentil de sua parte. Thanks girl rsrsrs...

the dude already listed the songs but good job i guess lol

Ana Holanda Cantalice 😍💖😘

Joe D.oreo doesn't help mobile

Do this green day 94 please

omg...you're so lucky...Ive watched this a zillion times. PJ live my fav concert ever ... still obsessed...30 yrs on. LOVE

Lollapalooza in houston pearl jam, soundgarden, ministry, red hot chili peppers, ice cube, the jesus an mary chain and i was there!

YOU WERE THERE? No way! Tell us more about what it was like to be there....

All my favorite pj songs end up being Mike's creations

McCreedy is the key to Pearl Jam

I agree with you. I love their hair, their look, their everything.

Oh, tell me.

@@prometheuspredator7971 which part friend?

@@virginiaknighten4687, I love Pearl Jam, but my grunge band is Chris Cornell and Soundgarden. Then Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and Stone Temple Pilots. And Mother Love Bone. Stone and Jeff Ament played for MLB until Andy passed away from a heroin overdose. Andy and Chris were best friends and when Andy died Chris flew in from a concert and was there when Andy passed away. Can't remember if it was in Seattle or California, but Eddie was the lead singer for several bands in the area, but after awhile Eddie would quit and go his own way. Eddie enjoyed walking around listening to band rehearsals so one day Chris and Soundgarden were rehearsing somewhere i think it was a warehouse or something and Eddie walked in to watch them play. Well, you know Chris was such a sweet and kind man he asked Eddie if he wanted to join in on a song, Hunger Strike. Chris was astounded by Eddie's voice and knew he had talent and needed to be promoted in the music business, but Eddie needed band members and good ones to form a band so that is when he arranged Stone and Jeff Ament to meet Eddie to see if it was a good fit. Well, as you guessed it a perfect fit and the rest is history. I think originally the members of Mother Love Bone were thinking of names for the band and thought Pearl Jam was a good fit, but they decided against it and thought MLB was a better fit.

@@prometheuspredator7971 I like MLB, AIC, STP and Soundgarden...I really loved Chris in TOTD and his solo career... I always thought that Eddie was in San Diego surfing and lead singer for Bad Radio when he was brought up to Seattle by Jack Irons who had been with RHCP... The 5 guys eventually got together to form Mooky Blaylock which became Pearl Jam...Anyway...they are my favorite group...I really don’t put them in the category of “grunge” The Beatles were my main jam (ha) during my teens, but nothing comes close to Pearl Jam...I’m 70, but my heart is with The Boys...

Absolutely agree. The best drummer they ever had, especially in their formative years imho. It bugs me how they just kicked him out of the band

The best!Absolutely.

I understand the feeling completely. I was 14 in 92.

@@AnaheimAngels24 hell. I was in my 40’s, and it was primal. Living in Seattle at that time was amazing!

@@listenloud awesome. Was in Seattle 3 months ago and saw the PJ exhibit in the MoPop. Amazing. One of the greatest regrets of my teenage/early adult years was I never got out to a PJ concert. Damn...

@@AnaheimAngels24 MoPop is on my bucket list!

@@virginiaknighten4687 go for it! Great museum- the Pearj Jam exhibit is awesome.

Best comment!👍 And soooo true.💜

Sick. I just got that.thank I feel the same way.🥰🥰🥰🥰

Oh my.marry me!

Andrew wood was better

I see this comment on every PJ video,and honestly it’s funny everytime

❤pier lean

You dont know how much I wish I was gen x for this reason. Really sucks I wasn't there in their prime. But I'm really grateful they're still around today though.

Arwen Thamm they’ve evolved very well too. Really glad to see it. Pearl Jam and Radiohead too, 2 legends from that era who continued to grow.

Absolutely

I want to go in a mosh pit but I'm only 14 and its 2020😐

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Muchas gracias

@@savanapulley8788 deadass same

@@savanapulley8788 yeah same lol

Layne is right there with him

I recently saw a documentary about pear jam and it was said that the guy who produced most of the big hits never altered Eddie's voice, he kept it as raw to give pj that exclusive sound.

Myself as well. Eddie saved me from taking my own life more than once as a teenager. He gave me hope and made me feel less alone with the lyrics and emotion that he gives you with every word. What a beautiful man he is. You can't help but fall in love with his heart. Keep your head up and stay focused, we will be okay, I believe that. Sending you love, prayers and strength 💜

@@devonm301 facts

Eddie's a handsome voice always looking great!

I know I thought he was checking on him- that he was OK. Sweet.

Hello, how are you doing? it’s nice seeing you here.

LOL WOW!!! YEAH BEST TIME EVER.

Funny as hell the way you told that story!!!

@@sherylcarol2816 Thanks!!!

you sound like an awesome dad

Dude.....lol, PURE GOLD !!!

It is the very best!!

Leslie Carter I agree. Probably the best video of them in terms of sound, film and energy

I watched this live on tv when I was 7 years old. Fair enough to say it left a lasting impression.

Me

leslie, i'm 54. got my first "record player" when i was 5 years old and started buying albums when all my friends were buying 45's. theme to hawaii 5-0 and shit like that. my first album was zepplin 4 followed by deep purple machine head. imagine a 6 - 7 year old listening to highway star and loving it. so i was a teen and late 20" through the 80's which sucked all but the underground indie bands. then the "seattle sound" hit! so refreshed music. not a big nirvana fan but PJ and especially AIC were my bands! bands like this changed stale music for the better forever AFAIC. now i rarely listen to classic rock but, keep up with the new alt sound! and yes PJ are still amazing, i still listen to Ten. Black is an amazing song!

Foo Fighters blew Nirvana outta the water AFAIC!

Eddie's got some great pipes for sure even after all that wow-ing for two hours :) My voice would have been gone and my tongue hangin' out like a dog's in the middle of summer. he-he At 32:30 wowwww! xD

yes but he was very beautiful

@@alenaM7210oh yeah and he still is😍

@@virginiaknighten4687 yes, still is

Good music concert

@@jayekaye6641 i know what u mean, ur entitled to your perspective. But i do know what you mean.

@@jayekaye6641 life is full of enough turmoil...we are all different and unique...we need to move forward to create unity and peace...

Its about having the power 2 do it with zero studio help. Thats the jist

@@christopheryasus3666 agree, totally

@@alone15151 🍻

Very well spotted. I didn't see that until i read your comment and played it back.