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Mural Amphitheater 1991
Sobelberg8
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Last year we took a dive into unknown territory and started a series covering Pearl Jam shows from around the world. We did 30 countries outside of America. It was a fun experience highlighting some of the most passionate cities in the world like Buenos Aires and Mexico City. While that was a lot of fun, we’re ready to tackle other stories this year, and because this is the 30th anniversary year of the band we thought it would be appropriate to spend the entire year covering hometown Seattle shows.
this week we kick off that series with an important 91 show, arguably the debut of the Ten era and factually the debut of Dave Abbruzzese. Mural Amphitheater was definitely a huge turning point for the band that proved that when they have a big spotlight on stage, they can be megastars. I’d write about it more, but then that would defeat the purpose of this:
this week we kick off that series with an important 91 show, arguably the debut of the Ten era and factually the debut of Dave Abbruzzese. Mural Amphitheater was definitely a huge turning point for the band that proved that when they have a big spotlight on stage, they can be megastars. I’d write about it more, but then that would defeat the purpose of this:
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Live On 4 Legs can be found on Apple Podcast, Spotify and any other major podcast platform. But please support our website and check out the episodes archived there. Oh, and the Concertpedia as well (for you Five Horizons and Two Feet Thick fans, we've picked up where they've left off)
http://liveon4legs.com
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