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Pearl Jam: 34 Free Live Albums for Download 1990-2014
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Ah don’t say that, it’s a band for all ages and they f’n rock!!!
Still better than the crap generated by today’s bands mate!
Awesome band. Absolutely TIMELESS
New album is great, too!
now if only Metallica would do the same (hidden joke here)
I think you can download their albums from Napster
I'm amazed that anyone pays for music especially the Apple tragics? Firefox Youtube video & audio downloader will download anything in high quality audio.
Downside to that is the artist does not receive appropriate renumeration for their work. I think nearly everyone downloads mp3's occasionally but look at it this way, if you started a band and were starting to do well enough to make a living out of it would you want people obtaining your songs for free or would you want some financial return? Would you put in all the hours, effort and expense to produce something worth having and then be happy to let people have it for free? Probably not.
@Plug: Don't listen to this A&R.
The industry has evolved to PayPal donations direct to the "artist".
Pretty sure they have a bunch of live crap for download. I wasn't against what they (basically Lars) had against Napster and the internet. It had a detrimental effect on the music industry initially….then along came Apple which monetized the concept.
Alone, weetbix, breakfast table in an otherwise empty room.
fantastic
We need more of these.
There's a British (Irish?) comedian that specialises in misheard lyrics, hysterical.
Peter Kay, he's English I believe. He's a reasonably average comedian, but that bit is really good and funny.
Young Girl, gardens, scent of a rhododendron
Getting old is sad….
I can't believe that.
Ask your mum. 'Mum, whats a pearl jam?".
Spoiler: a jam recipe made by and named after Vedder’s great grandmother.
False. See here: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/pearl-jam-the-…
His great-grandma really was named Pearl. The rest is, indeed, “total bullshit.”
Jeff Ament came up with Pearl from a surfing term. And Jam comes after seeing a Neil Young concert where “He played, like, nine songs over three hours. Every song was like a fifteen-or twenty-minute jam,”.
Not The Who, but maybe ask your mum what Pearl Jam means.
Lol, just noticed post above mine.
Stick to singing "what about me?" and getting kicked out of stripper clubs
As a fan, these are actually many of their most lauded shows including radio broadcasts. Also rough mixes of Ten it looks like too.
What file format are they? FLAC or MP3?
My Q too. Mp3…forget it. FLAC or DSD…yes please!!
MP3 in zip file
Thanks for that info. Confirmed FLAC head here and haters gonna hate I guess but no going back to mp3's once you listen to hi res files I'm afraid.
Website can't be visited..
Seems like it's loading. Just really slow
I tried to DL 1 album and it timed out - awesome intent but very poorly executed. They should have made them torrents.
Finally, I can download now. Yes, download speed is so slow.
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Awesome. If I'm mistaken I reckon that this concert was played on Triple J live.
03/17/1995 Flinders Park Tennis Centre: Melbourne, Australia
Geez I even remember listening to it at the time on the radio
Some of us taped it… :)
Also saw the one of the Brisbane shows on that tour… Good timesHa. Yeah reckon did the same too
With Dave Grohl on drums (for the last song)
I won one of the CDs they gave away of it: Pearl Jam Rarified and Live.
My favorite band ever! Thanks OP
25 kbps lol, back to dial up in 95??? cheers OP, love these guys, have since ten came out, got every album, newbie is ok the 1st few tracks are good but too many ballads….
Site is probably getting a solid death hug
Too right!
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Not albums just live concerts, which have always been free
Agree… not a bargain. They have always been free.
Before you know it, people will be posting the free movies and music from archive.org
These were all available for purchase when they were released. I know because i bought some.
Yes, they've been free to download for a while, but they definitely haven't always been free.
I downloaded heaps of these for free a few years back, i think when they did the brisbane concerts
Any recommendations for a good show / setlist?
Festivals from 92/3 are worth it - I think there's a European one (pinkpop) and one from the Neil Young festival (Bridge school) , which is a quieter show. That's for the first model pj.
Head to 04/12 - I have a feeling that's the first gig they did after Cobain died
The 95 Melbourne is a scorcher for mk 2 - almost (?) three albums, maybe 4 into their career, at war with the world, ticket master etc. They're in Oz and have nothing to lose. Have a feeling eddy loses it at a security guy… Or that may have been earlier in the tour. Anyway, play loud.
He goes on a bit about how they got all new security for tonight's show ("tonight" being the recording) because the other guys were out of line, beating up people instead of doing their job.
Ahh… Thanks. I knew there were issues somewhere on the tour.
@TheRealCher: The next night was when things really came to a head. At the music bowl people tore down the temporary fencing (erected to keep non-ticket holders out) and it was basically a free-for-all riot with bottles being thrown and plenty of injuries.
Still, nobody died which says something about how f'd up Limp Bizkit fans are.
@ssquid: Thank you… I swore I remembered rows of seats being passed back and I think that happened in Brisbane. The security that the touring company had employed weren't hired by the band and it was a very different set up…
And yeah… Though pj had a crush happen at one of their European concerts, no one told them what was going on until it was too late… Still haunts them as they kept playing…
Awful stuff… Their is a great freedom in pj's music, an immense energy, but dangerous when not controlled in the crowd and the 90s were often a free for all - alternative/pink culture colliding with the mainstream with no idea of how to do it at scale
Downloading these is exactly like being back in the 90's! soooo slowwww! Thanks for the memorable experience PJ :D
Ooh just looked up which concerts they have for free and it seems like I have most if not all of them already (mostly on old cassette tapes or cds). Those were the days when I used to trade PJ bootleg tapes in the early days of the internet.
What are your top 5 from this list?
It's been a long while since I've listened to some of these. I've actually just realised that these have been free to download from this site for a long time.
Most of these concerts are pretty memorable. The first one listed from 10/22/1990 was their first ever concert so this is definitely worth listening to although quality is not great. This was when they were know as Mookie Blaylock before they changed their name to Pearl Jam. There is a video of this performance on Youtube which I think is the source of the recording for download.
Besides that one, others there that I can remember which are worth listening to are MTV Unplugged 1992, Bridge School Benefit 1992, Fox Theatre 04/03/1994 (radio broadcast), Melbourne 1995 (radio broadcast), Boston 1994 & Germany 1996. Oh and the Green Habit Compilation is worth getting as it has every original song first played live (up until 2005) and many covers.
Do you remember the two year period where you could legally buy bootlegs… Sorry "unauthorised recordings" for $5 from stores? A lot of official outlets wouldn't stock them because the record companies threatened them, but it meant things like nirvana unplugged was available almost a year before the official release.
Yes I remember these. They were the first live concerts I had in my collection but I didn't know they were legal to buy. I bought them from cd bargain type shops but they were not sold in any decent music shops. These were not complete concert recordings, it was difficult to work out what concerts they actually were and were not good quality. Then after that I discovered the world of bootleg tape trading and never looked back.
Exactly… They'd always be missing a few songs, or not cut up into distinct tracks, and sound could be woeful… Other times, soundboard stuff
Seattle pumped a few good compressions before Don McLean's prophecy kicked in. I liked Justin Vernon though.
My favourite band
Nice deal but I'd say Pearl Jam is more alternative rock than easy listening.
You need to harden up mate
What are you on about?
Showing my age…… Great band.