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Favorite live version of 'State of Love and Trust'? & why?

3rdEyeJedi3rdEyeJedi Madison, WI Posts: 7
edited September 2011 in Given To Fly (live)
Pearl Jam is one band that is absolutely better live, NOT putting down the studio albums, but good goddamn they tear it up live.
One of my favorite songs is State of Love and Trust, I saw them preform it at Alpine PJ20 and was moved beyond words.
Of all the bootlegs & live albums I've heard, my favorite recording of 'State of' is the one from Live at The Gorge July 22. just perfect. I love the way Eddie sings this one live.
"And I LIIIIIIIIIISTEN"
"barrel waits, trigger shakes, aimed at my fuckin head", those live 'fuck's Eddie throws in always sound so powerful. This song just bursts with energy and emotion.
Whats your favorite recording of State of Love and Trust and why?
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  • SatansFutonSatansFuton Posts: 5,399
    London 1 - 2000

    Don't know why, it was always my favorite, good rocking version.

    The version from The Orpheum is probably getting more listens now, just because I like the mix better than the old 2000 bootlegs.
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  • Out of My Mind and TimeOut of My Mind and Time Posts: 1,333
    It is what it is but mine is the MTV Unplugged version. They mentioned they felt "commercialized" and it was a small room and they seemed to get past that and just tear it up. Acoustic. We have all heard State of Love and trust live, what 314 times? but this one and being able to watch the video and watch EV scour that one out is awesome.

    Another moment was when Stone pulled out the "duck walk" in Jeremy at Red Rocks.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap7wEwkiuGE

    I love how he can not sit still for this one and just grooves. Great song. Great video.
  • Niko80Niko80 Posts: 1,610
    Atlanta april 3rd 1994.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqFW3-Erm4w
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  • BinFrogBinFrog MA Posts: 7,309
    12/1/93
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  • dimitrispearljamdimitrispearljam Posts: 139,721
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da46tpono_M

    cos of the look at his eyes
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  • kenshuntkenshunt London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,863
    London 05 because it was my first time seeing it live, unplugged is also a classic for sure
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  • ilockyerilockyer Posts: 2,271
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21WRJ9ZD-c

    Hamilton, 15 September 2011, because it's the most recent one I saw :D
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  • jimed14jimed14 Posts: 9,488
    For your consideration ... Quarter rant into SOLAT ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Mq6VKY1dSU
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  • tremorstremors Posts: 8,051
    Out of My Mind - PhillyStyle wrote:
    It is what it is but mine is the MTV Unplugged version. They mentioned they felt "commercialized" and it was a small room and they seemed to get past that and just tear it up. Acoustic. We have all heard State of Love and trust live, what 314 times? but this one and being able to watch the video and watch EV scour that one out is awesome.

    I've always loved the MTV Unplugged version best too. I like it particularly for the vocals - such a great way to capture that early Vedder voice
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  • reedrothchildreedrothchild Posts: 593
    07/14/93 – Brixton Academy: London, England [105m]
    attendance: 6,426
    support act: Tribe After Tribe
    set: Release, Even Flow (song stopped), Blood, Animal, Why Go, Deep, Jeremy, Rearviewmirror, Beast of Burden/(Suck You Dry), Alive, Black, Go, Daughter/(W.M.A.), Porch/(Tearing), Once, Garden, Blues Jam/State of Love and Trust
    enc 1: Leash, Fuckin’ Up, Sonic Reducer
    enc 2: Indifference
    notes: ‘Even Flow’ is stopped until someone in the crowd who is down gets back up. Ed starts counting the people in front to see if everyone is all right. The Rolling Stones’ ‘Beast of Burden’ is covered briefly, with the lyrics modified to “… all I want from you is to make love to me” with Ed clarifying that those are just lyrics and they don’t really mean it.

    A little bluesy jam leads to ‘Sonic Reducer’

    The encore is introed as “Here are some Journey songs for you” as a review of the previous Finsbury Park
    show compared PJ to Journey. A solid show.

    Ripping version with cool unique intro.
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