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I was mainly thinking that this blog lives in the bootleg area of PJ collectors so I might speak to that and review live shows, favourite moments, improvs, covers, live only songs, stuff like that.

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I was also thinking about starting a podcast series or Youtube channel, but I'm not in a big rush for that because I am struggling to think of content ideas that haven't been done to death already.

I think it would be great to grow our little community and brand it at the same time. I would absolutely love to hear input and feedback on this idea as I would like to start rolling out t-shirts this summer. But, I would like to release and sell a line of 'Spreading The Jam' shirts and merch. I have been thinking for awhile about this and just recently started to think harder on it. My other piece of business I wanted to discuss and hopefully get feedback on is Merch. I'm sure we all have made that compilation in our heads and on our media playlists. Perhaps as a double disc set with the hits on one disc and the b-sides on the second disc. I also think that a Lost Dogs II would be a great idea to release in the mean time as well as a 'New Era' Greatest Hits compilation. Who knows how long we will have to wait for the next new album, but I sincerely hope that it's not another 6 and 1/2 years, that is far too long to wait for new music from any band.

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Ten (1991) to No Code (1996) I would call 'The Classic Era' and from Yield (1998) to Riot Act (2002) would be what I call 'The Resurgance Era' purely based on the massive release of live shows we saw with the Binaural and Riot Act tours, I include Yield in this era because of the popularity of 'Do The Evolution' which brought Pearl Jam back in the spotlight on Much Music (MTV in the States) and radio stations. I started this blog as a place to post Pearl Jam bootlegs but now that I have two daughters its slowly. And by new era, I qualify that as from Avocado (2006) to Gigaton (2020). Husband, father, music lover Complete Pearl jam freak. I would say that Gigaton is the defining album of the 'New Era' of Pearl Jam releases. It has just a straight up rock album feel that I didn't get with Backspacer or Lightning Bolt. This record just has a different feel, but you can say that with every PJ album. Favourites so far for me, include 'Dance of the Clairvoyants', 'Who Ever Said', 'Quick Escape', 'River Cross', 'Take the Long Way', and 'Alright'. I cannot wait to hear these songs played live. Gigaton is amazing though, I find myself loving it and appreciating it more and more with every listen. Not a lot of updates lately on the site, I was gearing up for the new tour this spring and summer, but of course we seemed to have hit a little speed bump. It's been awhile since we had our last update. 'Girl' hasn't appeared on a setlist since this show.I hope this post finds everyone well and healthy in these troubling times. In fact, most of these songs sound very different and are slower versions, with 'Release,' 'Once' and 'Black' sporting different/early lyrics. 'Even Flow' is a very unusual, slow version. In the first week after their initial meeting, the members of the band that will become Pearl Jam play this show as 'Mookie Blaylock.' Jeff steps off the small stage to wander in the crowd a bit while playing during the soundcheck.

This is the only reaction episode that will be on normal podcast platforms. We break down the themes of the night, best of Gigaton songs as well as the incredible tributes. Source: 'Bridges: Epilogue' bootleg Size: 347 MB Length: 60:02 If you want to check out our reaction podcast on San Diego, thatвЂ™s available to listen to now. Hard to imagine it's been 17 years that this band has been providing us with music that just inspires us everyday. Today you can relive this magic moment right here on In The Present Tense by downloading the show. Pearl Jam) played their first show ever at the Off-Ramp Cafe in Seattle, Washington. On October 22nd 1990 Mookie Blaylock (a.k.a.