Unplugged and Undrugged is a compilation of performances from their MTV Unplugged show in 1992, & from the Fox theatre show in Atlanta in 1994, as well as other shows from the early 90s.
Includes:
MTV 92: State of Love and Trust, Alive, Black, Jeremy, Even Flow, Porch;
APRIL 3 94: Already in Love, Better Man;
NOV 3 91: Three Days, Hold Me;
OCT 18 93: Bee Girl;
NOV 29 93: My Way;
MARCH 26 91: Sitting on the Dock of the Bay;
NOV5 93: Fuck me in the Brain; Crazy Mary, Masters of War (Bob Dylan Tribute)
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
The thing I like most about time is that it's not real. It's all in the head. Sure, it's a useful trick to use if you want to meet someone at a specific place in the universe and have tea or coffee- but that's all it is- a trick. There is no such thing as the past. It exists only in the memory. There is no such thing as the future. It exists only in our imagination. If our watches were truly accurate, the only thing they would ever say is "Now". That's what time it is. It's "Now". - Damien Echols
Here is a link to someone's Page with Tracklisting - I believe there are several downloadable versions out there as well, a quick Google search turned it up
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
It's not an official PJ release
2000: Manchester
2006: Dublin; Leeds; Arnhem
2007: London
2009: Manchester
2012: Manchester I & II : EV Manchester : Soundgarden Shepherds Bush
2013: Brad Manchester : Soundgarden Manchester
2014: Amsterdam I & II; Berlin; Leeds; Milton Keynes 2018: Berlin; London II; Boston II
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Ron: I just don't feel like going out tonight
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Ahhhhh!!!! Thanks for clearing that up for me!
The thing I like most about time is that it's not real. It's all in the head. Sure, it's a useful trick to use if you want to meet someone at a specific place in the universe and have tea or coffee- but that's all it is- a trick. There is no such thing as the past. It exists only in the memory. There is no such thing as the future. It exists only in our imagination. If our watches were truly accurate, the only thing they would ever say is "Now". That's what time it is. It's "Now". - Damien Echols
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Ahhhhh!!!! Thanks for clearing that up for me!
welcome
Ron: I just don't feel like going out tonight
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Ah the good ole days when weed was called grass...
And a bootleg was actually a bootleg..
Many a dollar spent on one of those compilations of suspect audio quality.
fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Many a dollar spent on one of those compilations of suspect audio quality.
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Ah the good ole days when weed was called grass...
And a bootleg was actually a bootleg..
Many a dollar spent on one of those compilations of suspect audio quality.
i give you old timers alota credit for spending loads of money on compilations. so glad i wasnt a teen or in my early 20's during the haydays or else i woulda been broke every week looking for the newest compilation.
Ron: I just don't feel like going out tonight
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
An unofficial silver CD bootleg I wasn't gonna buy because I had already own a copy (2 copies that is) of Pearl Jam's MTV Unplugged, but this CD included a few tracks from various cities I didn't own. Also the very fist time I've ever heard Dock of the Bay.
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
I think this one was the last proper bootlegged bootleg I ever bought - then along came bit torrent and saved us all
Cancel my subscription to the Ressurection
Send my credentials to the house of detention
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
$60 - $80 for double CD's. Single CD's were around $25 - $35. I've paid & traded ALOT of CD's @ the local record stores (*cough cough Taz Records) for these bootleg CD's. Pretty much ever week I would pick up a bootleg CD or 2 there. Before CDR burners we would make copies of the bootlegs onto Maxell Cassette tapes. I remember buying my first portable CD player and those fuckers would skip, even my Sony Discman ESP 2. Making copies on tapes were the best (that time) listening to them walking to & from Junior High & High School.
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
$60 - $80 for double CD's. Single CD's were around $25 - $35. I've paid & traded ALOT of CD's @ the local record stores (*cough cough Taz Records) for these bootleg CD's. Pretty much ever week I would pick up a bootleg CD or 2 there. Before CDR burners we would make copies of the bootlegs onto Maxell Cassette tapes. I remember buying my first portable CD player and those fuckers would skip, even my Sony Discman ESP 2. Making copies on tapes were the best (that time) listening to them walking to & from Junior High & High School.
ah, the good 'ol days. i worked at a nursery in high school during the school year & was a lifeguard in the summers. i think about 90% of my paychecks went to concerts & Pearl Jam bootlegs.
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
$60 - $80 for double CD's. Single CD's were around $25 - $35. I've paid & traded ALOT of CD's @ the local record stores (*cough cough Taz Records) for these bootleg CD's. Pretty much ever week I would pick up a bootleg CD or 2 there. Before CDR burners we would make copies of the bootlegs onto Maxell Cassette tapes. I remember buying my first portable CD player and those fuckers would skip, even my Sony Discman ESP 2. Making copies on tapes were the best (that time) listening to them walking to & from Junior High & High School.
:ugeek:
Ron: I just don't feel like going out tonight
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
$60 - $80 for double CD's. Single CD's were around $25 - $35. I've paid & traded ALOT of CD's @ the local record stores (*cough cough Taz Records) for these bootleg CD's. Pretty much ever week I would pick up a bootleg CD or 2 there. Before CDR burners we would make copies of the bootlegs onto Maxell Cassette tapes. I remember buying my first portable CD player and those fuckers would skip, even my Sony Discman ESP 2. Making copies on tapes were the best (that time) listening to them walking to & from Junior High & High School.
ah, the good 'ol days. i worked at a nursery in high school during the school year & was a lifeguard in the summers. i think about 90% of my paychecks went to concerts & Pearl Jam bootlegs.
Didn't get to see much concerts here. The live music scene was pretty dead here. I pretty much spend my lunch / work money on records & bootlegs.
I had a fun time buying up Pearl Jam bootlegs. The cover artworks on them weren't the greatest but I was always excited to see what was on the track list. Songs I haven't heard before. Demo's, rarities, covers etc.. It was the day's before the internet. We didn't know what was going on. Hit Paradar & listening to Q104 every Sunday's was our source for new Pearl Jam information.
I think that I may be going blind... or I've been starring at this screen too long, BUT where is this Boot? I can't find it!!
its a pj bootleg from the 90's before they started releasing official ones in 2000. back in the 90's bootlegs were compilation of live songs that sounded the best. fans would pay big money for these bootlegs, i'm talking $60-$80 or even sometimes higher. fans would get these bootlegs through their local indie record shopt or through fan word of mouth.
Ah the good ole days when weed was called grass...
And a bootleg was actually a bootleg..
Many a dollar spent on one of those compilations of suspect audio quality.
Yea...& grass was easy to come by & from an island somewhere (wtf was hydroponic?) & cheaper than a bootleg....speaking of, I have a Zeppelin boot cd..."Shakin All Over"...from Chicago rehearsals & Madison Square Garden '73 & '75, Triangle records, 1993...can't find any info about it...can't remember where or when I got it...uh-huh...back to first line ....anybody hear of it?
Ah the good old days,i,ve had my copy since summer 93 and it still plays good,it was so expensive but so worth it at the time...I used to trawl through record fairs praying to find these bootlegs and bought quite alot of them back in the day as it was the only way to hear the music other on the album and single releases,You kids dont realise how good you have it with all this music at our fingertips these days...(god i sound older than my 36 years this morning)
London 29/05/00, Dublin 23/08/06, London 18/06/07, London 18/08/09, Manchester 21/06/12, EV London 30/07/12, Milton Keynes 11,07,2014
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Never heard of it...but I still clicked on your post three times :oops: ....my bad...but now I'm curious
Includes:
MTV 92: State of Love and Trust, Alive, Black, Jeremy, Even Flow, Porch;
APRIL 3 94: Already in Love, Better Man;
NOV 3 91: Three Days, Hold Me;
OCT 18 93: Bee Girl;
NOV 29 93: My Way;
MARCH 26 91: Sitting on the Dock of the Bay;
NOV5 93: Fuck me in the Brain; Crazy Mary, Masters of War (Bob Dylan Tribute)
PJ Manchester MEN - 21.06.12
EV Manchester O2 Apollo - 28.07.12
PJ Leeds Arena - 08.07.14
:P :P
http://demetriosns.blogspot.com/2011/02 ... ugged.html
I got a Copy of this at home as well. Its the MTV unplugged and some other stuff as well. Not all Acoustic though.
It's not an official PJ release
2006: Dublin; Leeds; Arnhem
2007: London
2009: Manchester
2012: Manchester I & II : EV Manchester : Soundgarden Shepherds Bush
2013: Brad Manchester : Soundgarden Manchester
2014: Amsterdam I & II; Berlin; Leeds; Milton Keynes
2018: Berlin; London II; Boston II
Bootleg Reviews: http://pjbootlegreviews.blogspot.com/
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
Ahhhhh!!!! Thanks for clearing that up for me!
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
Ah the good ole days when weed was called grass...
And a bootleg was actually a bootleg..
Many a dollar spent on one of those compilations of suspect audio quality.
yep...
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
Go looking this weekend.
I think this one was the last proper bootlegged bootleg I ever bought - then along came bit torrent and saved us all
Send my credentials to the house of detention
$60 - $80 for double CD's. Single CD's were around $25 - $35. I've paid & traded ALOT of CD's @ the local record stores (*cough cough Taz Records) for these bootleg CD's. Pretty much ever week I would pick up a bootleg CD or 2 there. Before CDR burners we would make copies of the bootlegs onto Maxell Cassette tapes. I remember buying my first portable CD player and those fuckers would skip, even my Sony Discman ESP 2. Making copies on tapes were the best (that time) listening to them walking to & from Junior High & High School.
ah, the good 'ol days. i worked at a nursery in high school during the school year & was a lifeguard in the summers. i think about 90% of my paychecks went to concerts & Pearl Jam bootlegs.
www.cluthelee.com
www.cluthe.com
Sammi: Wanna just break up?
Didn't get to see much concerts here. The live music scene was pretty dead here. I pretty much spend my lunch / work money on records & bootlegs.
I had a fun time buying up Pearl Jam bootlegs. The cover artworks on them weren't the greatest but I was always excited to see what was on the track list. Songs I haven't heard before. Demo's, rarities, covers etc.. It was the day's before the internet. We didn't know what was going on. Hit Paradar & listening to Q104 every Sunday's was our source for new Pearl Jam information.
Me too, I remember buying it at the record store and thinking what a score I got!