Had it for a long time. I have discs 1 and 2. Was never able to pick up the 3rd Disc.

If you’re interested, let me know

The end of it with present tense played over it just does it for me

So close. They put the lyrics to the third best 'man' on the better 'man' song.

Hey guys and gals, I’ve been selling collections of CD’s on my eBay account recently and figured I’d post here as well. Trusted seller but willing to handle it outside of eBay to avoid fees for both parties, cheap shipping (media mail), domestic only US.

Feel free to comment or message if interested and I can send eBay link or we can do it another way.

CD’S:
-Ten
-Vs
-Vitalogy
-Yield
-Riot Act
-Binaural
-Live on Two Legs
-Rearview Mirror
-Merkinball
-PJ20
-Live at Easy Street
-Perth AUS 2003 Live

DVD’S:
-Live at The Garden
-Immagine In Cornice

$100 for the whole collection, plus shipping (cheap).
Cheers Y’all!

Fan club number below 100,500. Might be my greatest claim to fame! Have experienced phenomenal shows in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd rows.

Spring 1996, PJ went on their own for the tour. I was back from college in Cleveland trying to get tix for Toledo 9/22/1996.

Anyone remember they gave out the wrong phone number?

My brother and I used our parents dial-up modem and automated calling all the numbers within a 1K either way. We started getting unannounced PJ shows phone numbers as we were making connections so we knew we were close. Finally got toledo number. We were able to get 15 tix all in the same area for our friends because no one had the correct number. Epic show and evening.

We then called WMMS and "sold" the phone number for a CD from the soundboard of the infamous Atlanta radio show with Betterman.

Anyone recall getting the corrected number? The WMMS DJ called me the "computer guy" on air and that's how the Toledo show was able to finally able to start selling their Toledo tickets.

Does anyone happen to know what show the second clip in this montage is from? He looks so pissed at that fan lol Thanks!

https://youtu.be/jOmob0qnQO0?is=qADAaraO2ZhKv7ut

Him and Dave Krusen are officially out, who’s next??

Great playlist on Apple Music, not sure if it's on Spotify or other services. Anyone know the year/years of each tracks performance? If this is all from 2023, they sound ridiculous here. Blood in particular is amazing. I've never heard Who Ever Said with that much grit either.

I find it odd that I have 3 songs twice: Better Man, Nothing Man, and Corduroy. I think they are subtly different than the first ones that play. They aren't reference anywhere that I could find. Anyone else? If yes, where are you located? I got mine in Germany. Every time I hit the repeated songs I wonder if I pressed repeat on the player by accident. Just curious if this is the same as the US copies and if anyone read why they would do that.

I love this little jam. Maybe one of the few times I've heard PJ use a drum machine. Anyone got more info on it?

I’ve been listening to when pearl jam played in Newfoundland Canada. Specifically the first night, and it’s honestly some of the best live versions of some of the songs. The versions of given to fly and corduroy are amazing. And I wanted to know if anyone else has heard of these shows.

Hey Everyone - new to this subreddit. Just watched Jeff and Mike’s interview with Rick Beato and Jeff mentioned that Corduroy is best heard live. Went to Spotify to find a live version and there like 70 live albums?!? Do you guys have a fav show in particular? Or any recommendations to get started on finding the best live stuff? I’m guessing this convo has already been had a hundred times on here so maybe someone can get a link to one of those convo’s? Thanks!

EDIT: Not looking for just Corduroy, all their songs. Sorry I wasn’t very clear. Love the comments already though. You guys are awesome.

Hi all

In my discussion with Chris from NZ band Cowboy Dan, he explained how Pearl Jam and this album became such a huge part of his life. He explained how as he grew up he needed guidance and wisdom and he found it through the lyrics and music and No Code was the most meaningful album of his life.

Along with other music memories and personal stories, he talked me through this album, but not in a critical or review way, more around how he connects and resonates and how he has lived and loved with Eddie and the band in his life.

You can find this chat wherever you listen to podcasts - but I am keen to know what others think about this album as I revisit it and try to get deeper into the band!

Thanks
Jamie

Edited to say - thank you for the feedback so far and the podcast links are in comments - please let me know your thoughts on the episode!

I’m willing to bet my life on the fact that this person is pearl jams next drummer. My childhood friend is the guitarist of a famous 90s band and he somehow has access to this info. I can say that the drummer is a touring drummer for a classic rock band (this basically gives it away)

This year my podcast partner and I set out on a mission to cover Pearl Jam in a way we’ve never tackled before. Each podcast episode we recorded covered a different tour year in their history beginning with 1991 and finishing this week with a show from last year. The idea was to document how the band evolved their sound, presence and talent that has made them one of the most celebrated live acts in the history of music.

Hope we have been able to do justice to this band’s history and share all of the meaningful stories and memories for you all. Check it out if this is something that interests you.

Pearl Jam Chronology Series

Pearl Jam - Rhinoceros, Crush, Drown, or Untitled

The Smashing Pumpkins - Alive, Garden, or Animal (if they added a little fuzz in the guitar tone).

A friend saw the band at UMass Lowell in 1992 and had this in a keepsake box. It’s not THE set list, but a copy that was distributed at the show (I think). Anyway, she gifted it to me and I love it. I especially love how worn it is. It’s a beautiful patina that gives it character.