I have this one Seattle home Moore Theater
5
By WTF4U2
Changes little but the band had just made it epic and going strong at this Seattle show. According to when I purchased it it was intended to be a promotional album for an album put out about the same time.
A high energy recording a little personal views likely accurate but put it on this album.
I believe that it may not have been released as intended by the original intent of the band new release.
However about the time a lot went down. Not so pleasant so likely the humor and energy was tempered by a few quick losses in the music industry. Educated guess.
I would say that if you wish for a moment if around when 10 came out this would probably bring you back. Today equally impressive but this one is a reminder of what it all stands for life. Learning immortality and mortality changed quite a few different bands worldwide
I would recommend it
Catching the Early Show
5
By stan_1978
Great trip back in time….Thanks fellas!!!
Seattle WA 17th January 1992
5
By fitman30
Peril Jam love it rock it
The good ole' days
5
By Darthvedder
This is the Pearl Jam music that made me a huge fan. I realize they're older and whatnot, buy their recent concerts seem like they are rushing through the songs, without passion or energy.
A flawless live band
5
By chrishermano
A great quality early recording from PJ! A great show!
Vault #1
5
By Wood34
This was the Vault 1 CD given out at PJ20 to club members.
Early show….. TOTAL ENERGY
5
By Ayatollah of RockNRolla
I saw them in Paris in 1992 while traveling abroad after graduation. Instant fan for life. This show in Seattle captures the same energy I witnessed. They were new to the live scene, and eager to please. And the beautiful start of a slow song (Release), followed by the this balls to the wall version of Even Flow are what makes Pearl Jam a great live band. They pull you in with Release, and get your heart rate up with Even Flow.
