Austin City Limits

OnTheEdge

I posted this on the porch but i'm thinking alot of people "here" don't always hit the Porch and I wanted to share it with eveyone. Maybe you have seen it but if not definately take the time to sit back and watch....such a good show!

http://video.pbs.org/video/1335500400/

pumpkinhead

Thanks. I taped the program with a VHS tape! Oups! I'm showing my age.

OnTheEdge

We may have our own differences on the train but one thing we all have in common is we believe that Pearl Jam totaly rocks!

Dream the Dreams of other men....you will be no ones rival!

ZachRedYellow

Speaking as a child of the 70s,

And having seen many shows, whether recorded or live, PJ @ ACL was the best. Don't get me wrong there is nothing like being there, especially when you're lucky enough to be close, but the set alone crushed my thirst (in general- and for live backspacers!), and Ed's performance was quite on (can't remember exactly, he made reference as to how good the show "felt"... fuck he sounded good). B Harper electrocuted "red mosquito." Made my hair stand on end, a mere bonus. Hail those in front. What a set. What a show. What a band.

CazzaBGirl

Thanks so much for posting this link,i hadnt seen all of ACL,just a few clips so now i know what everyone has been talking about.....Brilliant perfomance!!!

deepgreen

I watched it at home:)
After getting the show from internet.
For me there are 2 important things for ACL:
1. They played many songs from Backspacer which was great.
2. "Red Mosquito" performance was greatest for me. Ben and Mike and also Ed's attention to the song was great.
But I still prefer the big crowds, all singing with Ed, and jumping all around.

redrock

pumpkinhead wrote:

Thanks. I taped the program with a VHS tape! Oups! I'm showing my age.

Anyone get it on DVD?

dimitrispearljam

redrock wrote:

pumpkinhead wrote:

Thanks. I taped the program with a VHS tape! Oups! I'm showing my age.

Anyone get it on DVD?

what do u need exactly..?

Pepe Silvia

thanks!

redrock

dimitrispearljam wrote:

redrock wrote:

pumpkinhead wrote:

Thanks. I taped the program with a VHS tape! Oups! I'm showing my age.

Anyone get it on DVD?

what do u need exactly..?

Well D.... someone recorded it on VHS, maybe someone recorded on DVD? :P Just checking, just in case..... Damn... do I have to spell it out?

dimitrispearljam

redrock wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

what do u need exactly..?

Well D.... someone recorded it on VHS, maybe someone recorded on DVD? :P Just checking, just in case..... Damn... do I have to spell it out?

pm sent...spelling

DPrival78

it was a cool show, for sure. highlights for me: porch (f'n scorching), army reserve and red mosquito.

however... eddie was not having a great day. listen to amongst the waves, for one example.

pandora

Got it on my DVR along with People Speak and Kennedy Honors- watch all often- the performances are flawless
Eddie is compelling to watch and his voice is simply beautiful. They are all keepers

Jeanwah

Thanks for posting, I saw it the night it was on, so it's nice to see it again.

deepgreen

Eddie was perfect at Red Mosquito.
But I am agree that he was not in that well shape.
For example, Unthought Known.

By the way I do not know the ones in USA but in Europe, you can get it from some(Emule)where

FenwayFaithful

zvaughn42 wrote:

Speaking as a child of the 70s,

And having seen many shows, whether recorded or live, PJ @ ACL was the best. Don't get me wrong there is nothing like being there, especially when you're lucky enough to be close, but the set alone crushed my thirst (in general- and for live backspacers!), and Ed's performance was quite on (can't remember exactly, he made reference as to how good the show "felt"... fuck he sounded good). B Harper electrocuted "red mosquito." Made my hair stand on end, a mere bonus. Hail those in front. What a set. What a show. What a band.

Great 1st post. Welcome to the board.