[HD] PearL Jam - Release (Live Holland 1992)

Pearl Jam - Tivoli, Utrecht, Holland, March.4.1992..

[@samsquanch1996]

3:28 Eddie's voice is like an airplane taking off (if that makes sense).

[@gmon78]

samsquanch1996 - You mean it soars.

[@moniquelevasseur7546]

Make complete sense.....

[@laurietopp6445]

yes

[@XxMrRoachxX]

More like a fucking Saturn 5 Rocket launching to the moon man!!!

[@rominamoran1737]

lol somehow it does make sense

[@talwarswell4507]

I literally tear up every time he reaches that first lift. An insanely moving piece of work. This isn't even a song, its an experience

[@_LostSoul]

Exactly! This is the prayer on my lips in the rain showers under moonlight... Release me!

[@davesmusiclab1683]

Anyone interested in hearing my version here is a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4rZi6qCa7VspaM

[@mrsjejohe]

..i‘ll ride the Wave.. i shut my eyes, every time 😍

[@AnnaMichell98]

Couldn’t have described it better

[@thiagolaiola4807]

Me too

[@gojub3173]

I've been listening to this over and over since I lost my 21 year old daughter 5 months ago to cancer - I miss all the times I would have had with her and all the life she could have had - she's still with me in many ways. This song is somehow incredibly cathartic - thank you, guys.

[@davidewaldt734]

Sending condolences, empathy, love and positive thoughts your way.

[@bme2383]

“Love never dies.... Inspired speech will be over some day; praying in tongues will end; understanding will reach its limit. We know only a portion of the truth, and what we say about God is always incomplete. But when the Complete arrives, our incompletes will be canceled. When I was an infant at my mother’s breast, I gurgled and cooed like any infant. When I grew up, I left those infant ways for good. We don’t yet see things clearly. We’re squinting in a fog, peering through a mist. But it won’t be long before the weather clears and the sun shines bright! We’ll see it all then, see it all as clearly as God sees us, knowing him directly just as he knows us! But for right now, until that completeness, we have three things to do to lead us toward that consummation: Trust steadily in God, hope unswervingly and love extravagantly. And the greatest of the three is love.” ‭‭1 Corinthians‬ ‭13:8-13‬

[@johnchesterman6016]

My condolences and love 😢

[@T--xk3hf]

You’re doing a great job. All hugs from everyone who comes across your words, your wee girl was blessed to have such a wonderful and strong parent [hugs from all the good people]

[@gojub3173]

@@davidewaldt734 Thanks so much.

[@Pokatiki]

Imagine how unfortunate it is to all the people alive who have never heard his voice or unaware of it

[@marinargentina]

Pearl Jam no tiene la fama de Led Zeppelin o de Queen, sin embargo es una banda que esta en su mismo nivel.

[@michaelhorning48]

Rowan Melton cornell

[@mauroangelantoni6889]

Or the one that never seen Dave Abbruzzese play live with Pj!

[@shakeyadoobie52]

But how amazing it must feel to hear him for the first time 😍😍

[@mariapaz7638]

Especially tiktokers😂😂

[@crazymary100]

He just sang the shit out of that song.

[@r.r.1546]

This song was the last song on “Ten”. I’m 1991, I was 15 & I’d to listen to the cd every night so that this would be the last song I heard before I slept. It was like a meditation.

[@cristiangutierrez1314]

i used to do exactly the same thing , every night when i was 15 !. like meditation...

[@nicolecroker3567]

Omg this was me too, although I was maybe a year younger 💕

[@rexgeist]

I was 14 in ‘91. That was one hell of a year for music. Jesus Christ was there so much good music.

[@scottykingdavid]

The beginning is the same as the end,, love that

[@stevenfrederick8461]

Me too

[@scotthayes1210]

Only a deep wound can produce this kind of emotion. This performance is a gift for all of us

[@carlosj.g7683]

SI, extrano a mis padres, tengp 64 .

[@chicagoelite2257]

When he says ''I'll wait up in the dark for you to speak to me I'll open up release me" I get chills and tears every time. Reminds me of my old man. Love you dad.

[@Danny-se8oi]

Same here !! Lost my dad when I was very young and as I got a little older, I thought if I stayed up late while mom and sis slept, that he would come speak to me !! When I first heard song in 1992 I couldn’t believe it, I thought song was written for me 15 years younger - kills me everytime I hear it

[@LlyleHunter]

@Danny-se8oi. I waited for decades for my father to give me a nocturnal visit. Then I lost my mother and thought I’d receive one and still no visit. A few years later I was going in for a few serious surgeries and there were my parents appearing before me in a dream they didn’t say anything to me but then I saw my grandmother and grandpa who was always my pal. I thought I was going to cross over to the other side but grandpa gave me a look and with that look I knew that everything was going to be fine and I made a full recovery. Others who I’ve spoken to since have told me that’s what usually happens. Our lost parents and grandparents come to us when we need us most in our most challenging times to assure us that we’re going to be okay.

[@paulperry2120]

They rate Layne Staley as best grunge vocalist but Eddie is right up there. I think this performance is the strongest I've ever heard.

[@jenniferfontenot3206]

Yes his lyrics are amazing!

[@saishagray4394]

My favorite part

[@austinap2248]

You don't learn this from a vocal coach. You are born with it. Thanks Ed.

[@flipjupiter1]

The man. The Myth. The Legend. No one can touch this guy.

[@brick9233]

Flip Jupiter besides Chino Moreno

[@bosstrading928]

@@brick9233 wise up

[@alexshelby9556]

Chris Cornell bro

[@flipjupiter1]

@@brick9233 wow, relax. The music gods are rolling in their graves.

[@flipjupiter1]

@@alexshelby9556 settle down.

[@hansmoleman1146]

No question, this is the best version of Release on KZbin. Pearl Jan at his best.

[@norbertlukacs5679]

+Hans Moleman def amazing. Orpheum Theatre 94 was pretty solid. Ed & Stone do "callout & reply" when asking question. both shows tip top

[@idrinkdiesel8451]

Hans Moleman pearl January... Lmao

[@draxxsklounst6595]

@@idrinkdiesel8451 I cant believe it took 3 and a half years for someone to point that out lol

[@lucilleverrille54]

Hans, although I agree, listen to this version in 2016. Eddie still has the passion and the voice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqu4fIOmer6md6s

[@MrRaErickson]

lucille verrille it's about his dad. He will always have the passion

[@mtown1994]

We are blessed to have a recording of this quality.

[@Andrierix28]

My father committed suicide last month, and now this song hits completely different, love Eddie, love Pearl Jam, and love you dad...

[@alexanderj2573]

I’m sorry for your loss and difficult time. There are ppl in the world that do care. ❤️

[@mat11trick]

So sorry! ((Hugs))

So sorry man...I also lost my dad 9 months ago ..now I can understand and feel the real meaning of this song..

[@bradleegeraldkevin7799]

Feel you, almost been three years since I lost my Dad. I played this song at his celebration of life. This tune truly carried me through some really difficult times.

[@Jomarcor1982]

Sorry man. I feel your pain in the other side of the world as if it were mine. I lost my dad ten years ago now. Ten, like the name of the album that contains this song. This must mean true force and brotherhood from me to you. I send this to you with the grace of big music. 💚

[@drjimmy73]

one of the most grueling songs to sing. i can't imagine opening a show with this and still having anything left in the tank. eddie gave it 110% night after night for so many years. an absolute stone cold legend.

[@laurawatters914]

@drjmmy73~ well said, I totally agree!! 😊💓🤘✌️

[@willengelhardt3339]

he STILL puts 110%, theres never been a show where he doesn't use all of his ability

[@lisacarr6657]

❤

[@yetivanmarshall1473]

Its his warmup song.

[@darksun3525]

True dat.

[@matthewmorgan1070]

This song is exceptionally spiritual. I think you either feel the pain and release, or you don’t.

[@christinar9557]

This song soothes my soul. I lost my entire family. It's hard to even want to carry on let alone find my way in this crazy world. But this song helps me.

[@peterlosingwendy7]

I don't have the words to express how sorry I am that happened to you. I wish you all the love and light this world can give 💛

[@sarawellhausen9943]

Christina I can not even imagine your pain. I am so sorry.

[@williamjohnbedford5776]

TRY TO STAY STRONG, AND SORRY FOR SUCH A TRAGIC LOSS....WILL AND ELAINE

[@no.comply4787]

hang in there chief it can't rain all the time :)

[@dfkustom8]

Find your path… and dont Forget to dream… ❤️

[@c0lin82]

It's crazy how gravely his voice gets singing "release me" while also being able to hit the falsettos at the end.

[@lanieshedden7977]

His lungs and resonance are so impressive. Almost like the feeling you get from a gong, or a gregorian chant or some other religious or meditational sounds. So full of soul and power. Wonderful recording. ⚡

[@TokyoBlue587]

Eddie's voice sounds fucking amazing on this song.

[@neilcarter4051]

One of the most powerful underrated ballads ever made.

[@DaveTaste]

It's highly rated. But everything that ever happened is underrated hey.

[@onemanarmy1980]

Word

[@KINGAMIIAMKING]

​@@DaveTaste🤡🤦

[@DaveTaste]

@@KINGAMIIAMKING "Underrated". The word really has become meaningless cliché from overuse by lazy people who are looking for likes (which is weird) or they think their taste is so niche that other people "just don't get it".

[@antonioacevedo634]

@@DaveTasteyou’re not that smart

[@douglasgrant7636]

One of the best voices of all time....

[@m.c.philly9801]

I can not believe how fantastic the audio quality is on this version. Stunning!!!

[@mrnemo04]

Ed is about the most intense Front Man ever.

[@dechikgerchik9873]

Dave Caplener Sebastian Teysera (La Vela Puerca)

[@bubbasworld4604]

Yes indeed. Most powerful voice ive ever heard. So much raw emotion

[@idrinkdiesel8451]

Dave Caplener nah, he's the most intense better man ever

[@brick9233]

Dave Caplener After Chino Moreno from Deftones

[@brick9233]

Dave Caplener After Chino Moreno from Deftones

[@craigswearingen4450]

2022 and this still hits as fresh, deep, and, raw as it did back in 92. Just goes to show how great this version is and what a great song Release still is.

[@ray3ric974]

This song is therapy for me. I can’t listen to it without crying - it resonates with something from my childhood that I’ve not fully dealt with and haven’t released. I feel both intense sorrow and also like some type of progress was made each time I hear it.

[@ubiquituscal3409]

I see the world, feel the chill Which way to go, windowsill I see the world's on a rocking horse of time I see the birds in the rain Oh, dear dad, can you see me now I am myself, like you somehow I'll ride the wave where it takes me I'll hold the pain release me Oh, dear dad, can you see this now I am myself, like you somehow I'll wait up in the dark for you to speak to me I'll open up release me, release me, release me, release me Pearl Jam - Release Lyrics

[@sammy4392]

Ubiquitus Cal words, “I see the words, on a rocking horse of time” Thanks for this ❤️

[@lionesslion5863]

its "wind no sail" not windowsill and "I see the verse in the rain" not i see the birds in the rain😉

[@a.w2776]

thanks bro

[@stillalive--]

On tenclub site is written "birds in the rain" however Eddie always said "verse in the rain" which totally makes more sense than birds!... "I see the world, feel the chill, which way to go, windowsill, I see the words on a rocking horse of time, I see the verse in the rain" that's my interpretation.

[@loganbrandt9713]

Also at the end it I’m opened up, not I’ll open up, at least from what I hear

[@EddwardScissorhands]

Look at the beautiful crowd just swaying their arms in harmony. Deep shit. Everyone on the same connection. No cell phones. Just the present. Just the love 💜🍻😔

[@veronicamaldonado2330]

His voice feels almost like a mantra My dad past away and I can't stop hearing is devasting and comfortating at the same time

[@lucacarboni7321]

Rip for me is the same i just question all the time if i am in the right way

[@joerockaway9684]

Im tearing up with you

[@javi9038]

Lo siento por tu padre💪. Un mantra totalmente🙏✨💚

[@NinnaLandin]

So sorry for your loss. It would have been my son Eddies birthday november 4th. But he died back in 2018. This song.. ❤

[@javi9038]

@@NinnaLandin Fuerza amiga💪💕

[@salb3686]

I need a time machine!

[@edsonadrianpavonhuerta1818]

Agree with you forever!!!! 90´s

[@wreckofthehesperas8323]

Sal B make it a really BIG time machine

[@rem023]

anytime... although... I was there :) so it'll be a replay :)

[@JORDIE6793]

TEN will always remain a masterpiece of an album

[@GrahamCracker81]

i cry for my dad everytime i hear this, rip daddy. 13 years and it still feels like today. love you dad. i hope you can see me.....

[@meismtheism1527]

+jessica graham wish i could tell you that after 24 years it gets easier. sadly, i cant.

[@GrahamCracker81]

***** thank you. I appreciate this

[@GrahamCracker81]

Meism Theism i was hoping you could too. sorry for your loss too

[@meismtheism1527]

jessica graham thank you and my condolences to you as well.

[@hollystewart9454]

Jessica, I know how you feel. I lost my husband of 32 yrs now I'm just wondering what to do next. its a crazy place out there in the world by myself, we had a great life together, ill love him forever

[@YeahManMillionaire]

I was watching this on TV and my mom came in, she watched it till the end and said "All that came out of that little kid?"

[@MJKircher1221]

Best thing Pearl Jam ever did was record this song! Damn I love this song.

[@lawrenceofarabia5299]

Release!!# The pearl jam memorabilia classic tryst from the 'Ten,' LP. The young vedder's pipes just resonate live, eddie 's vocal range changes the fantastic four from four basic characters to evidently something much larger but then erick von doom became larger himself. Then along came one of my marvel favorites 'The silver surfer.'

[@budrodriguez904]

i cant stop listening to this song..

[@janiedoman9336]

Bud rodriguez I’m a huge fan, so many beautiful songs Release and Black OMG are played everyday all day, at work there stuck in my head. . Pearl Jam is a awesome Band, Eddie voice is so amazing and so powerful.

[@mikeb.2166]

I love these old videos! Something about the basic grainy video quality... it feels like a fading memory in my mind... no glam on stage - just raw performance... and artists put it all out on the stage. It makes me focus so much more on the music than the bling 4K videos of today. Great stuff from a better time far gone, at least for me.

[@hesayshesay8839]

Same with all the digital remasters of the old albums. Nothing beats the gritty original raw recordings. Can’t stand the remasters.

[@harley1474]

…your comment is wicked relatable👌🏻…the last sentence - 💯👆🏻and will always hold close how the days n’ nights in music during those years made me feel.

[@mitsospon7720]

[Verse 1] I see the world, feel the chill Which way to go, windowsill I see the words on a rocking horse of time I see the birds in the rain Oh, oh Oh, oh [Verse 2] Oh, dear Dad, can you see me now? I am myself, like you somehow I'll ride the wave where it takes me I'll hold the pain, release me Oh, oh I Oh, oh [Verse 3] Oh, dear Dad, can you see me now? I am myself like you somehow I'll wait up in the dark for you to speak to me I'll open up, release me Release me, release me, ah, release me Oh, oh I Oh, whoa, ah ooh, ooh

[@jaystubbs1355]

There's something essentially broken in Eddie that he conveys to the broken parts of us. This is one of the purest musical performances I've heard. It's like Joe Cocker at Woodstock.

[@tomorrowsdream9184]

Well said and spot on..

[@jaystubbs1355]

@@tomorrowsdream9184 Cheers mate.

[@tomorrowsdream9184]

@jaystubbs1355 Cheers bro 🍻 That song is a plea for acceptance and validation from his Father.. Something that we've all wanted at least once in our lives. Some still yearn for it. That song hits every one of us in the gut

[@thomaspeake6448]

2023 I'm 51.....Fukn beautiful song!!!! That's all anybody needs to know!!! Cheers 2023 🤘😜🍻

[@mmakeup_mmama83]

God bless who ever recorded this important piece of music history

[@ulrikemayer6911]

this song is so intense and Eddie Vedders voice makes the whole thing absolutely perfect!!!

[@Mina-ok5qm]

This is the best live version of this song I've ever heard. It was incredible!!! Breathtaking ❤️

[@glennchaerle5647]

I agree. Glad that I found this.

[@AndrewLykins44]

The way Eddie grabs that mic and sways back and forth is like he’s dancing with a beautiful woman. This mans stage presence is unlike any other singer ever!

[@virginiaknighten4687]

I so agree with you!

[@LuLtvGAMING]

I like how the crowd sways with him

[@laudatosiadastra1218]

I agree Eddie has a stage presence that is so captivating. Raw and real. Floor Jansen is the female I find most captivating... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4nMZaFuma-WfJo Oh how I wish they could do a duet together :)

[@pennysmom0720]

I wish I was that mic stand ❤️

[@Rsimone27]

Perfection. That song still moves me, 17 years later.

[@kevincoady5248]

27 years since that performance, time passes fast but that will stand forever, Amazing.

[@chriskliewer1761]

PEARL JAM IS THE BEST BAND EVER!!

[@ozkrhills9624]

Yes...

[@ozkrhills9624]

Hahaha

[@r.r.1546]

28 year old Eddie Vedder, authentic, perfection lacking any pretense. Moving. Cathartic. Better times. All time favorite rock guy.

[@Austinalldaydude]

Can not think of any other singer who can sing like Eddie

[@Brett_Nebraska]

This is one of their top 3 live performances of all time in my opinion

[@SurfZep]

What are the other two for you?

[@Brett_Nebraska]

@@SurfZep black mtv unplugged for sure....#3 is a little less clear.. I'd have to do some thinking on that...maybe another mtv unplugged song with state of love and trust..idk theres so many other good ones.

[@tree4979]

​@@Brett_Nebraska check out PJ covering Love, Reign o'er Me (The Who cover) I promise you won't be disappointed.

[@antonioacevedo634]

​@@Brett_Nebraska1 MTV unplugged, 2 PINKPOP 92 and this is 3rd

[@dbstrozier]

That is a work of art and passion..i was lucky enough to see Pearl Jam from the front row in 1996..i wish this song had been played but Black was like an out of body experience..being that close and feeling Eddie's passion was an honor

[@troylane3126]

Deb 1211 Awesome X music..

[@brick9233]

The 90’s was good to us young punk teens

[@billdoran9340]

Im jealous!!

[@Stereostupid]

Deb 1211 me too 96 buffalo opened with oceans the corduroy coat and the note book we all just about died it was spiritual to say the very least

[@makersmike2959]

What amazes me is that at age 54 now, he can still belt this fucking tune out like a champ. Many singers can't get close to their early songs at this age. He's a master vocalist.

[@oliviajadedemmarc441]

it’s literally the studio version, i don’t see a difference... god, so amazing

[@joerapisardamortgage4192]

I remember Pearl Jam being good in 1992 but as the years roll by, it is becoming clear what a megaband they actually were. That Ten album is a masterpiece. This song, "Release Me" is my favorite.

[@arkansaswoodsman1582]

One of the best songs ever written

[@danielabreu]

One amazing fact is that this song was never written, it came to Eddy totally improvised in a rehearsal, this is really pure raw art, his singing his pain out from the depth of his soul

[@amateurnight]

Epic. Amazing. Stunning. Paralyzing. This song is simply phenomenal on such a deep level. Ed felt this so strongly - these were not just words on a sheet.

[@GrahamCracker81]

no doubt. hits home.

[@SurajDas03]

i think, none of the pearl jam's songs are just words on a sheet. Thats what makes them unique

[@laurawatters914]

Soooo much emotion look at his body language, how he holds the mic and how he's rocking back n forth ooohh my goodness!! This is why I love this man.

[@dcobarr1624]

2019 and still get goosebumps every time I hear this

[@advielcentenomayta740]

2020

[@charlesbass5569]

January 2021

[@tanjaeis4219]

April 2021

[@minakhan5206]

2022

[@deehinker1848]

3023

[@skeletor6789]

This is one of the best versions of this song hands down. One of the best songs ever written 🙌 ❤️

[@123heelsfan]

Have seen a lot of Release performances live and on youtube and I can't recall Ed singing it any better - these vocals are unbelievable.

[@lisagd22]

I'm so glad someone recorded it and shared it with the rest of us.

[@777sicilia]

There’s one on now from 2016 and it’s freaking bone chilling.

[@jocorocket]

This is as real, honest and emotionally raw as it gets....period. PJ forever!

[@djshalfmarathons9588]

I never had my dad in my life. I heard this song in the early 90s when I was a teen. It means a lot to me.

[@kaner8544]

I lost mine a few years ago.. This song breaks both our hearts for different reasons!

[@Mr.Thundercock]

Im sitting in the dark jamming this song on repeat and crying like a baby. Why, i dont know but i cant stop. Its fucking magical!

[@dariusdribbles.3981]

For a little dude he had the voice of a giant.

[@christopherkirby4841]

Had?

[@calpurniabruchi5742]

Hes Still Alive ooooooo he's still alive!

[@johnchesterman6016]

HAS!!!!

[@ronnierest]

Also, he’s pretty regular sized. I think.

[@chrismilne7069]

@@ronnierest nope, hes a shorty!

[@onenationhere]

Im going to cry. Seriously, family lost, friends scattered across the country, my youth gone ! This gives me nostalgia, it has me emotional

[@nwsurfrider]

This song gets me every time, that build. I haven't even lost my father yet, though this is the song I imagine playing during his eulogy. And I'm so deeply sorry for those that have lost their father, I don't wish to cheapen that in any way.

[@Faks.09]

i lost my father not because he passed away, just because of a divorce, what i feel about him was already sung in "my father's son" especially the third verses (even if he's still alive lol) another great song

[@GothamandGomorrah]

@@Faks.09 "I am myself, like you somehow" are lyrics that hit me to the core. My parents divorced when I was 1. I saw him in visits (only about 2-3 times a year though) up until the age of around 13, when I decided not to see him anymore. We reconnected a few years back (I'm in my late 20's now), and after explaining the things he had missed in my life (a lot unfortunately quite bad). He uttered the words, "Jeez, you really are my son", and went on to explain near parallel occurances in his own life to match the things I was describing. Funnily enough it's my mother and sister I no longer speak to now. My father is visiting next week.

[@awbayes09]

Saw them in 94 when I was 13...they opened with Release, his voice was so booming on that first note of the song, my chest was vibrating from across the venue. Incredible.

[@cornekwakman2611]

Nobody can do it ever again the raw emotion it cuts through the soul

[@stockman214]

Absolutely sick.... can't think of a better performance!

[@mission.associates]

This track did justice to the ending of the already brilliant Out of the Furnace.

[@hollystewart9454]

Yeah, so loved it great movie. it made sense this song for what he had to go through

[@meeshelle1397]

I always come back to this....very powerful

[@christinemeek4672]

I swear I could listen to EV sing the alphabet! That man’s passion and pipes are SICK. I can’t believe that was 30 years ago holy shit

[@SwizNiz439]

I love when you can just feel a song in your soul

[@christopherdougherty236]

This is absolutely the best version of this song that I have ever heard!!!!! I was crying literally crying, what a beautiful piece of music! I wouldn't know what to do with Pearl jam wasn't in my life

[@PoppinSmoke223]

Right with you

[@laurawatters914]

I totally agree 😊💓🤘✌️

[@gl0rytime625]

this is one of the best songs ever performed. I can watch this and listen to them non stop - this is just pure.

[@JammastaJ23]

Jeez what a vocal performance

[@jaygohel1657]

This is no longer just a song...its a meditation

[@gpfunk]

Every great band, artist, or just plain old person...your 20’s...that is the time when a little bit of wisdom meets a whole lot of passion. Take advantage.

[@kfea2382]

He’s the very best of my 53 years love this

[@gmon78]

That was fucking awesome. Eddie gave me goosebumps!

[@lisagd22]

I get goosebumps all over every time I listen to it. I don't start to tear up until about halfway through, so that's progress, I guess.

[@gmon78]

@@lisagd22 I can dig it.

[@chescabattilani203]

What a year 92 for PJ!! wow!!

[@lisagd22]

No matter how many times I watch this video, I get goosebumps and am on the verge of tears. The power of Eddie's voice and the emotion that comes through in the lyrics and the hymn-like tempo of the song are just so intense.

[@williamjohnbedford5776]

Anyone who hears this track and are not moved well you need to check your pulse, i cant watch it without balling my eyes out, music at its best

[@dianavelevski1109]

this is the most beautiful song, his voice his perfect here and we are lucky to have this recording.

[@resaadi9188]

Save Eddie Vedder. No more suicide

[@juanitobodoke8480]

Yes

[@pamraposo1203]

@Greg Hoppus what a totally asshole thing to say

[@dylanmckinney2615]

@Greg Hoppus clown

[@pamraposo1203]

@Greg Hoppus fuck you asshole

[@Kingcarparpeggio]

@@pamraposo1203 : Correct.....only an asshole would say something like that......turd !

[@christineferlisi9606]

Totally makes sense. This version, at this particular concert is yet by far the best I have heard on You Tube. I love how last week playing @ the Garden in NYC on 9/11 they opened up with this song all sitting down. On such a somber day for New Yorkers, it felt appropriate for the band to ease the crowd into their long awaited performances. The words to this song were so appropriate, just what the audience needed to hear to fully enjoy the show.

[@laurawatters914]

That Pearl Jam concert at Madison Square Gardens on 9/11/22 was very emotional and incredible when they performed Release I cried my eyes out!! I watched the whole set over and over again, it was amazing and a beautiful honor for Pearl Jam. 😊💓🤘✌️💝🌹

[@RossMcNeil-if9by]

Amazing. One of the best vocal's (seriously) ever done. Soaring, vibrating, sad, deep. . . and brilliant.

[@queenoftheworld1]

Probably the best version live I’ve seen on KZbin. Amazing.

[@keithnutley7764]

In some ways this music saved me in my youth. It made me feel like I wasn't alone. I think kids today need to know it's alright to be sad sometimes, it's just life.

[@jadeinfante6253]

Heard it a million times and still get goosebumps and tears everything, incredible song! They don't make em like this anymore...

[@EsotericallyObvious369]

Gals, guys..Jesus.. this ... is a very VERY special moment..watch all these guys jamming out....wow...fucking beautiful man........

[@edcarlson09]

Heard this song for the first time in the opening and close of "Out of the Furnace". Can't stop listening to it...one of the most moving songs I've ever come across. Tearing up reading the comments of everyone here who has lost someone and gotten beautiful bittersweet catharsis from this song. Out of the Furnace is am amazing movie which I can highly recommend, shot in Braddock in my hometown, Pittsburgh PA.

[@Eryk13]

Someone knew this shit was going to be marvelous and needed to record it. Glad they did.

[@bargainspotter1027]

This song and Eddie singing it feels like it can heal my soul for a few minutes. So intense and emotional and that amazing baritone just makes me feel so peaceful and spiritual. Love, love, love!

[@ariannakaitlin4055]

The emotion that Eddie always has and puts in when he sings is so amazing

[@denaekelley4256]

By far my favorite song from pj. It’s definitely an experience no matter what kind of relationship you’ve had with your father. My father was extremely abusive in every way. I haven’t seen or spoken to him in 17 yrs. But trauma doesn’t leave you. So it’s like he’s got a hold on me. But I’m slowly killing him(figuratively of course) and this song helps me.

[@Ry77x]

I’m glad you wrote this comment. I feel sort of the same way. Thanks you

[@onenationhere]

Ohhhh, 1992. This has me emotional, what a year. Young and full hope and life. Look where we are now, hope you all are happy and living a good life.

[@xeritin]

This is better than the album version!

[@jhaz89]

Nah

[@Fakename70]

Definitely more dynamic

[@Steve_643]

One of the most powerful songs I’ve ever heard.

[@janiedoman9336]

I’m obsessed with music, My passion is and always been music. Release and Black are the 2 most emotional heart felt songs I’m stuck on. I love Eddies voice and the band played the heck out of their instruments. I Love Pearl Jam... I know I post something yesterday, I listen to this music everyday .

[@stephenmckeown260]

Lost my dad aged 9 and brother was 5. He couldn’t seem to find away out . It’s comforting to see so many seek refuge in Ed’s genius and talented way of expressing his emotions .

[@thejoeybanta9224]

What a great vocalist so much passion.

[@Mofoindustries]

he embraces the mic when he says "oh dear dad." that made me cry

[@Mister.Beef.Wellington.The.3rd]

I lost my grandfather last year march & Im still crying to this day. This song cleanses my soul & helps me cope. Thank god we have the privilege of music in our life to get through tough times. I just closed my eyes & cried my eyes out while drinking a glass of wine & reliving all those precious memories. Someday in the future I plan to release a vocal cover of this beatiful song in remembrance of my grandfather. May you rest in peace !

[@rtc5884]

Brother. My condolences.