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dancinacrossthewaterdancinacrossthewater Posts: 800
edited October 2016 in The Porch
The Say Hello To Heaven footage on the Temple Deluxe DVD is obviously from the same Dec 22/90 Moore Theatre show where PJ opened for Alice (Alive from this show was released on the PJ20 DVD). Anybody else have any idea what Temple played that night and if they came on after PJ or actually closed the show after Alice?
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    ZodZod Posts: 10,162
    edited October 2016
    If it's the show on PJ20 I've been thinking off (with lots of excerpt's in HD) I've often wondered how much of PJ's set was caught on film. Did they film all of PJ's set? How cool would it be to get a bluray of that show? It's very rare to have concerts on film in that era because videotape was much cheaper and the common medium for filming concerts. It's why so few concert's in the 80s/90's are available in HD.

    Anyways I always thought it would be cool if the whole PJ set has been filmed. Would look awesome in HD (as it does during PJ20 and the single song on the ToTD boxset).
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    dancinacrossthewaterdancinacrossthewater Posts: 800
    edited October 2016
    I'm sure it's same show. Black and white, Eddie with the Cramps t-shirt. 12/22/90 Moore Theatre. Looks like the whole thing (PJ, Temple, Alice) was pro-shot. Didn't know Temple played that night though until I got the Reissue DVD and I'm one of those show historian guys.
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    KW6232KW6232 Posts: 349
    edited October 2016
    I was there, but it's been so long I can't quite remember. I believe they also did hunger strike. One of the songs Eddie was on cornells shoulders. They were mookie at this show not Pearl Jam yet. They came on at the end of pj (mookie) set.
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    dancinacrossthewaterdancinacrossthewater Posts: 800
    Crazy that Eddie was getting up on Chris's shoulders his 2nd show into Mookie :)
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    hsohihsohi Posts: 1,033
    KW6232 said:

    I was there, but it's been so long I can't quite remember. I believe they also did hunger strike. One of the songs Eddie was on cornells shoulders. They were mookie at this show not Pearl Jam yet. They came on at the end of pj (mookie) set.

    That's awesome u were there!
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    RS151862RS151862 Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 2,625
    KW6232 said:

    I was there, but it's been so long I can't quite remember. I believe they also did hunger strike. One of the songs Eddie was on cornells shoulders. They were mookie at this show not Pearl Jam yet. They came on at the end of pj (mookie) set.

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    PSUS2HPSUS2H USA Posts: 2,049
    Zod said:

    If it's the show on PJ20 I've been thinking off (with lots of excerpt's in HD) I've often wondered how much of PJ's set was caught on film. Did they film all of PJ's set? How cool would it be to get a bluray of that show? It's very rare to have concerts on film in that era because videotape was much cheaper and the common medium for filming concerts. It's why so few concert's in the 80s/90's are available in HD.

    Anyways I always thought it would be cool if the whole PJ set has been filmed. Would look awesome in HD (as it does during PJ20 and the single song on the ToTD boxset).

    Nirvana at the Paramount was also recorded on film and looks stunning. It is haunting to see Cobain in such hi-def raw footage.
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    Spiritual_ChaosSpiritual_Chaos Posts: 29,013
    PSUS2H said:

    Zod said:

    If it's the show on PJ20 I've been thinking off (with lots of excerpt's in HD) I've often wondered how much of PJ's set was caught on film. Did they film all of PJ's set? How cool would it be to get a bluray of that show? It's very rare to have concerts on film in that era because videotape was much cheaper and the common medium for filming concerts. It's why so few concert's in the 80s/90's are available in HD.

    Anyways I always thought it would be cool if the whole PJ set has been filmed. Would look awesome in HD (as it does during PJ20 and the single song on the ToTD boxset).

    Nirvana at the Paramount was also recorded on film and looks stunning. It is haunting to see Cobain in such hi-def raw footage.
    Yeah pretty cool they shot that show on 16mm. Would love to see a complete PJ show shot on 8/16 or 32. Hook Danny Clinch up, he could do it.

    I believe this Tori Amos film from 91/92 was shot on a HD format. That's pretty cool.

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    Spiritual_ChaosSpiritual_Chaos Posts: 29,013
    edited October 2016
    Zod said:

    If it's the show on PJ20 I've been thinking off (with lots of excerpt's in HD) I've often wondered how much of PJ's set was caught on film. Did they film all of PJ's set? How cool would it be to get a bluray of that show? It's very rare to have concerts on film in that era because videotape was much cheaper and the common medium for filming concerts. It's why so few concert's in the 80s/90's are available in HD.

    Anyways I always thought it would be cool if the whole PJ set has been filmed. Would look awesome in HD (as it does during PJ20 and the single song on the ToTD boxset).

    Just scan the analog tape in HD. Would be limited by the taping format ofc, but could still look pretty cool. Just look at at films like Texas Chain Saw Massacre/Evil Dead etc shot on rough 16mm film stock, still look great scanned to 2K/4K etc.

    And receipts on that being the reason for concert films not being available in HD, and not just because no one buys concerts DVDs (like before) and it's not worth the cost?

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    Just look at the poor use of older footage in PJ20. I guess not worth the cost. Even the HD-material from the 2006 show looked uprezzed and bad. Like they used some low rez footage instead of the original material.

    And the music videos from Riot Act. I mean, wasn't they shot on film? Get a HD master. Look how great the new upload of Oasis - Do you know what I mean (shot on film) look on youtube.
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    ZodZod Posts: 10,162
    Spiritual_Chaos said:

    Just look at the poor use of older footage in PJ20. I guess not worth the cost. Even the HD-material from the 2006 show looked uprezzed and bad. Like they used some low rez footage instead of the original material.

    And the music videos from Riot Act. I mean, wasn't they shot on film? Get a HD master. Look how great the new upload of Oasis - Do you know what I mean (shot on film) look on youtube.

    I always hoped they would re-release imagine in cornice on bluray. The gatefold indicates in several places that it was filmed in HD, which seems a bit redundant to put on a DVD. I agree the footage in PJ20 looks off. I thought it more to do with interlacing though, maybe it was filmed in 1080i or something and wasn't converted properly to 1080p.
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    On this day in 1990, Seattle witnessed a defining moment in music history. Temple of the Dog’s ‘Say Hello to Heaven’ at the Moore Theater resonated with raw emotion and powerful artistry. This performance, etched in time, showcases the profound impact and lasting legacy of the band. Let’s look back and honor this unforgettable expression of passion and musical brilliance.

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