Little lost Pearl Jam gem for your enjoyment...

Cradles Broken Glass

Not sure if anyone else has ran across these on Youtube, but I found them a couple of months back and wanted to share.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN74weMc ... 1&index=43

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-dhZ_CdbuM

So cool, wish I could have been there.

(I believe there's four part's, just follow the links.)

craigb

Yeah. Great videos.

I ran into these when I was in my Scour-the-internet-for-anything-related-to-Pearl-Jam phase a while back.

Love the bandages on Ed's hand. Apparently he hit a cymbal or something.

theserialthrilla

yeah seen before but great to see again

thefin190

None of them look too happy to be there, but man, what a treat. Those people probably had no idea how big the band they were watching was going to be.

Pearl James

Kinda interesting when you think about that show in New York, at the beginning, the owner of the shop said after the show you can buy one of their CDs and have it autographed by the band for free. At the time, no one knew who they were, even though their album was released at the time, they didnt pick up for another year. Imagine having some random band youve never heard of play at your local record store, get their CD and get it autographed, think nothing of it, then a year later theyre the biggest band in the world. Really cool.

Oh and Eddie doesnt even sing with a microphone...

Cradles Broken Glass

Pearl James wrote:

Kinda interesting when you think about that show in New York, at the beginning, the owner of the shop said after the show you can buy one of their CDs and have it autographed by the band for free. At the time, no one knew who they were, even though their album was released at the time, they didnt pick up for another year. Imagine having some random band youve never heard of play at your local record store, get their CD and get it autographed, think nothing of it, then a year later theyre the biggest band in the world. Really cool.

Oh and Eddie doesnt even sing with a microphone...

I thought that was cool too, he didn't even need the microphone (he voice is just that awesome and it carries wonderfully,lol). I've been at those record store meet and greets, guess the best I've gotten so far was Crossfade, not as big as Pearl Jam (and not my favorite), but it was still kind of cool and they were nice guys (I got an autograph and pics with the band). It's just one of the rights of passages I guess for upcoming bands.

ceska

Awesome stuff, I traded for those shows on VHS years ago. It reminds me what a shmuck I was back in '91. Yonkers is 15 mins. from where I live. I coulda been part of history but I was too cool for PJ then. Actually I probably didn't even know of them at the time, but I blew them off through Vs. Finally caught the bug just before Vitalogy came out. Anyhow, still cool knowing they did a "hometown" show at a store I shopped at many times. I think I got No Code on CD and vinyl there at midnight the day it came out.

JasonE

Cradles Broken Glass wrote:

I've been at those record store meet and greets, guess the best I've gotten so far was Crossfade, not as big as Pearl Jam (and not my favorite), but it was still kind of cool and they were nice guys

I met Firehouse at one of these. I was at the mall and saw a line forming so figured, what the hell. Bought their cd that day and they all signed it. I don't even know where it is now.

Ok

I got a lot of enjoyment out of watchin those vids.

supersonicyears

Beautiful

aNiMaL

Ok wrote:

I got a lot of enjoyment out of watchin those vids.

Me too! I've never seen those before. Thanks for posting them, op!!

morello

Wow! Amazing videos! Ed's voice is so good & what a great version of Black! The people who wree there have got to have been stunned by what they were seeing, maybe, hopefully! Wow! Fab clips. Thnx.

rafie

Dave looks so bored during Black

Up Here In My Tree

Damn that shit makes me feel old! And I miss the long hair on those boys.

BinauralJam

Seeing PJ play at a mall makes me feel dirty. they deserve so much more, even back then.