Just doesn't match the passion and fire (most likely due to the death of Kurt Cobain a few days prior) overall and the vocals aren't as good to me. Even the Orpheum show just 9 days later in Boston which many hold as one of their best doesn't compare to me as good as it is. I have been to numerous shows, have hundreds if not thousands of live bootlegs from PJ (I have every single official bootleg released by the band not to mention countless pre-2000 shows) and I keep going back to this show as my favorite. The pure emotion and passion Eddie sings with during the "we belong together" tag is just mind-blowing to me. I do think that Black might be the highlight of the whole show though. Hearing those new songs was revelatory at the time and to this day I still prefer the version of Betterman as performed at this show to the version record for Vitology and all subsequent live performances. I could make the art myself, but before doing that I thought Id see if anyone knew of any good websites to find bootleg covers, specifically for DVDs. At least in the conversation which is pretty amazing in and of itself. Ive got a bunch of Pearl Jam DVDs burned right now, but I dont have cover art for any of them. I think almost every song performed at this show could be a contender for the best version ever. I still get emotional during Black and amazed at the power of Eddie's voice which was at its peak in my opinion. I now have lossless files remastered from master sources and I threw it on and listened to the whole show from beginning to end this afternoon and it still holds up for me.
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I remember listening to this live on the radio then getting a bootleg cassette of the show in a trade and then getting pre-fm discs from WBCN from a buddy and buying all the official releases PJ themselves put out which was not the full show sadly. To this day it might be my favorite show by any band ever.
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