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SwBkRn44SwBkRn44 Posts: 232
edited October 2011 in Lost Dogs
My wife and I are getting ready to move, cleaning out some shelves I came across this.

I know I bought it at a shop in South Philly about 10 years ago, but I totally forgot about it and just stumbled across it. Video quality actually isn't terrible for an audience VHS recording, haha.

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    klusterfukklusterfuk Posts: 1,411
    nice find
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    StillHereStillHere Posts: 7,795
    Nice surprise!
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    SwBkRn44SwBkRn44 Posts: 232
    I can't imagine having PJ play at my college, man that must have been awesome.

    Anyone here go to that show or interested in old concert footage? I don't have a need for this thing so would be willing to trade for something.
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    SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    SwBkRn44 wrote:
    I can't imagine having PJ play at my college, man that must have been awesome.

    Yeah, back in '93 they played at the University Of North Texas' "Super Pit". To this day I still can't imagine what they were doing playing there. It's a little college town that to the best of my knowledge hasn't had any actual concerts other than Pearl Jam. The only other things that happens in the Super Pit are graduations, and college/high school basketball and volleyball games. I played a basketball tournament in there, so it's not a very prestigious arena. The town's biggest claim to fame is that Don Henley and Peter Weller (aka RoboCop) went to school there. Yet in late '93, when PJ was arguably the biggest band in the world, they played there.
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    PJammer4lifePJammer4life Los Angeles Posts: 2,585
    Dave was from Texas..maybe he hooked up that show.
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    SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    PJammer4life wrote:
    Dave was from Texas..maybe he hooked up that show.

    Well his previous band did play in Denton quite a bit (not the Super Pit but the little clubs on Fry Street), so it might have something to do with it. So you're right, it may have something to do with that, but usually when bands that used to play the little clubs in Denton make it big they don't come back to Denton. They just play Dallas and the Denton fans go there. Flaming Lips and Tripping Daisy used to be a big part of the Fry Street scene, and once they got out they stayed out. I don't blame them. Anyways, Pearl Jam went there for whatever reason, and I have an audience recording and it's a pretty good show. Some interesting banter between Ed and the crowd, and Jeff told some story about Glenn Fry or some shit. I can't remember I have to go back and listen to it.
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    Hard2IMAGINE2007VICHard2IMAGINE2007VIC Posts: 638
    Wow such a cool find! I believe this was my third PJ show and I did not know footage existed for this show.
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    SwBkRn44SwBkRn44 Posts: 232
    Hard2IMAGINE2007VIC wrote:
    Wow such a cool find! I believe this was my third PJ show and I did not know footage existed for this show.

    Do you have a VHS player? If so and you were at this show, this thing should be yours.

    Cover the shipping and I'll send it on it's way.
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