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Live On 4 Legs: Pearl Jam Podcast

Live On 4 Legs: Pearl Jam Podcast

De: Randy Sobel & Javier Hervas
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 This Pearl Jam podcast revisits the best live shows in their 30+ year history. From breaking down every setlist to telling the stories from every era, we provide comprehensive insight into the history of one of the best live bands to ever do it. But most of all, we're here to preserve the memories from your favorite shows that you've attended.All rights reserved Música
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  • Episode 360: The Showbox - 12/5/2002

    Episode 360: The Showbox - 12/5/2002
    Mar 18 2026
    Following the tumultuous 2000 tour, Pearl Jam took a year off to recalibrate their energy for 2001. After clearing their heads and writing new music, they were ready to release a brand new album with a different outlook on their personal journeys and the world around them. Riot Act has two centralized themes. One of them deals with the aftermath of Roskilde directly with songs such as Love Boat Captain, I Am Mine, Thumbing My Way and Arc. The other theme is a scathing critique of the United States decision to go to war after the attacks on 9/11. They were extremely critical of President George W. Bush, as well as the corporations that profited from the war. While the album released in November of 2002, the band didn't spend a lot of time focusing on touring as it was 2003 that would get the massive exposure for the record. The show we're covering is the first night at famed Seattle club, The Showbox, that would be followed up by a highly regarded show that turned into a DVD release. This show featured seven live debuts of Riot Act album songs and b-sides, and would be a great indication on how this material would end up working on the live stage during the ensuing tour. The band also hired their beloved B3 organist, Boom Gaspar, around this time, so the crowd gets their first experience of his sound for songs such as Love Boat Captain, Black and others. We'll also take time in this episode to chat about life after Matt Cameron and how some of these Riot Act songs that were written by him may not be played moving forward. Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs Donate to our EB Fundraiser - http://give.ebresearch.org/team/807317
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    1 hora e 44 minutos
  • Episode 359: San Sebastian, ESP - 5/26/2000

    Episode 359: San Sebastian, ESP - 5/26/2000
    Mar 12 2026
    The Chronology Series takes us to the turn of the century as Pearl Jam hit the new millennium with a new album, Binaural. As the landscape of the music industry was changing and cater to a larger pop, hip hop and nu metal fan contingent, Pearl Jam decided to stray as far away from the mainstream as possible. Binaural didn't sound like a typical record of theirs, but the live shows and performances continued to get stronger and the fanbase was as dedicated as the previous decade. In this episode we dig into an early show from their European run in San Sebastian, Spain. This lighthearted show took place before the incident at Roskilde that changed everything for the band later that tour. One of the big stories from 2000 was the release of an official bootleg for every show that was played, and we'll dig into that discussion to talk about the distribution in Javi's home country of Chile and how he came across this boot. This show has early seeds planted for the tour where they were still trying to figure out what to do with the new songs. We get a rare non-opener version of Of The Girl in this show, and Breakerfall is used in a spot before Rearviewmirror that hinders it's impact. But with structure changing, we'll also get to spotlight things like Last Exit and Hail, Hail opening up the first encore, and Smile played as the penultimate song of the night. We'll also get into some hiccups that the band had during songs like Immortality and Alive and how miscues failed to phase them, and we'll discuss Pearl Jam's connection with The Doors and how it might not resonate as well as other band's they've taken influence from in that era. And find out which nu metal band Randy has a huge gripe with in this fun episode! Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs Donate to our EB Fundraiser - https://give.ebresearch.org/team/807317
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    1 hora e 41 minutos
  • Episode 358: Montreal, QC, CAN - 8/20/1998

    Episode 358: Montreal, QC, CAN - 8/20/1998
    Mar 5 2026
    As the 90's were nearing the end, so was Pearl Jam's time in the limelight. But if you asked them, it was exactly what they wanted. Without the pressure bestowed upon them in the previous years, in 1998, Pearl Jam released their fifth studio album Yield. The record was a collaborative effort with Stone and Jeff digging into more songwriting and it displayed growth and maturity compared to their four previous attempts. Along with a new album came a new tour, and as we saw with every year of the 90's, more major changes were implemented. The Ticketmaster boycott was halted in order to have an opportunity to play more venues and locations, and drummer Jack Irons left the band for mental health reasons, entering the mighty Matt Cameron into play. This episode brings us to the second leg of the North American tour where things were started to heat up, and the shows became stuff of legends. After Cameron performed on an interim basis on the first leg, he was a full time member once August came around, and his impact on the sound and style was immeasurable. We'll spend a lot of time in the episode talking about how great a fit Matt was, and we'll get to hear some of his nasty fills on songs like Corduroy, Hail, Hail, Brain Of J, Better Man and more. A huge storyline in this show that we'll talk about is the return of Hard To Imagine after it's four year absence and how a moment like that led way to even bigger moments of bringing back rarities, such as Breath at MSG on the same tour. We'll talk ad nauseum about Pearl Jam in this episode, but you'll have to indulge us first. Randy has a story to share from a recent Jason Isbell concert that most concert fans would be able to relate to. Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs Donate to our EB Fundraiser - https://give.ebresearch.org/team/807317
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    1 hora e 55 minutos
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