PEARL JAM - EVEN FLOW | REACTION

This BAND IS SO ENTERTAINING 🥁🎸🙌🏾
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[@CDO1113]

The part where he jumps into the crowd and the chorus hits, there’s such a carefree, youthful feel to it. Always makes me so nostalgic for the 90s lol

[@patrickc.mcevoy2065]

Its intended to babe...✌️😆

[@TimeTravelingBunnis]

Hits me right in the High School.

[@kasper301615]

This isnt his craziest thing Eddie has done. Look up Porch at Pinkpop 92.

[@martyaron2627]

My favorite decade.

[@marcjones2493]

I was in that crowd 👍

[@kerrywyles5012]

See Jamel. This is why I love ya man. You really "get it". No autotune, no cellphones, no bullshit. Just real authentic musical prowess and talent. I love it my brother. Keep on rockin!

[@SpaceEmperorGenos]

The fact that you think cellphones have to do with the slag we let pass for music in this generation is fascinating to me. Not in a way where I think you're educational or worth even having a conversation with, but in the same way that a genetically altered rat might be fascinating to study from behind a glass window.

[@atlassolid5946]

@@SpaceEmperorGenos holy fucking shit you fucking killed him dude

[@jackholloway1]

​@@SpaceEmperorGenos he means in the audience of the performance in the video. Imagine trying to put someone's intelligence down in such a pompous way when you don't don't have the reading comprehension to understand what they've said. Embarrassing

[@willie1062]

That's a trust fall if I've ever seen one. I miss the 90s so much.

[@gunhedd5375]

willie 55 • In my 20’s through the ‘90s. Truly my real formative years. I miss it too. I miss the genuine energy, and the authenticity. Would love to do it again. Hopefully another wave of authentic artists are just over the horizon. (Fingers crossed. 😎)

[@willie1062]

@@gunhedd5375 yup fingers crossed. I dont think anything will top my favorite moment. I went to Woodstock 94 a month after my daughter was born. I was in my 20 also. 🤘

[@Jordan-Ramses]

Grunge is what punk claims to be.

[@rabooey]

Werd

[@egbfritz]

Today everyone would be recording it on their phones and Eddie would be dead. #protecteddie

[@midkingsteve]

Check out "porch" live at Pinkpop if you want to see him get even crazier with the crowd. Awesome performance

[@akashadeam]

My favorite

[@Dechral]

there's footage out there of his show in Miami at Lolapalooza the night before Hurricane Andrew hit(1992?). I'll never forgot that festival, but what stuck out was Eddie climbing way up and hanging from the lights like a nut ball.

[@sarahdaw6648]

YES YES YES!!!

[@fjolagu]

Ohhh yes that is awesome!

[@adiarainfoster]

YES!!!

[@HammernFrank]

This show was amazing and I was lucky enough to see it live. When Eddie falls off the wall into the crowd I'm in the middle of that group. My sister is the one person who turns around and looks right at the camera. This concert and band was an incredible experience that I've often described as a "Revival". They opened the show with "Release" and everyone had their hands in the air like he was singing the gospel. As many have said the 90's was an amazing time for music....Pearl jam, AIC, Soundgarden, etc.

[@suzanne1430]

7:06...that must be her...that is too cool..😎🤟🤟🤟💞💞💞💞

[@heidithatswho.2481]

"He can't help when he's happy he looks insane!" Love that line💥💛🔥

[@amberkelly8055]

Ugh!!! I wasn't expecting than nostalgia to hit me like a train watching this video. I miss living in the day 😭

[@leeswhimsy]

It said Pearl Jam, so I clicked and Liked before I even watched it!!!! The Energy!

[@bam5971329]

No dancers, no elaborate stage, no costume changes. The music is all that matters.

[@merriferrell2818]

J C exactly. Before American Idol etc turned the music industry into a cruise ship

[@ledsabbazepplath3889]

Yeah the “artists” of today need dancers, lights to keep the attention of people and of course, auto tune because they suck

[@7srchoed]

Why would a rock band have dancers or costume changes?

[@themousethatroared3371]

When music was actually performed by talented musicians. Before autotune gave us what passes for music these days.

[@Nightmare200]

I love how drummers back then used to hit their drums with so much anger.. Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Silverchair..

[@Nightmare200]

@A S 90's silverchair was pretty good

[@randycooper3428]

I loved Silverchair. They never got to be as big as I thought they would when they 1st came out but still liked them. "Tomorrow" is still one of my favorite songs. I think they were all like 15 or 16 when that came out.

[@Nightmare200]

@@randycooper3428 yeah I still have the Frogstomp CD 😂 that's a very good album

[@jamescutler9333]

Best drummer they ever had… and yes, drummers back then were hard hitters!!!

[@nancywade3428]

I’ve seen PJ live over 20 times.. mostly in the 90’s..but your right..the good bands don’t need all the staging and all the glitz and glamour.. just pure talented “musicians “!

[@CensorCipher]

I love your comment about how everything seemed so much more real and genuine back then. That’s what always drew me to that music. It was 100% authentic and the passion in it was contagious. It’s cool to see that you appreciate the same things about it.

[@Freedum_Fries]

YES YES!!! Thank you so much for bringing up the Cell Phone BS at shows these days!!! I'm 35. so glad I got to experience life in my younger days without a phone glued to my face at a concert. back in the day there would be "No Cameras Allowed" at shows lol that's the least of bands worries today.

[@BigPete44]

Bangin out classic after classic Pearl Jam songs!!! Believe it or not there are so many more it’s insane! If you wanna see a once in a lifetime crowd jump do.. Pearl Jam PORCH LIVE AT PINKPOP 1992!! Sick!!!! 😂👍👍🔥🔥🔥 Other great Pearl Jam songs and these are just a few... - ONCE - GO - ANIMAL - ALIVE - REARVIEWMIRROR Some of his great “softer or more passive classics” are... - RELEASE - OCEANS - IMMORTALITY - YELLOW LEDBETTER So many more!!! Keep up the PJ SONGS!! Great job man!! 👍👍

[@ashwinhariharan310]

Add Jeremy to the list

[@Malcontent-]

This brings back memories. I was in my early 20's when this song and this group broke out. It was an amazing time for music. The songs and singers were just so full of passion and you could feel it when they performed. Another group from this time was 'Stone Temple Pilots'. The lead singer Scott Weiland was fantastic. Their songs and music great. No cell phones anywhere to be seen. A simpler time.

[@CBGB_1977]

As a college student during that time, i reflect on how free we felt at concerts. It was just the band, instruments, amps, and some lightning that had all the energy we needed. Now, it’s kinda sad to see some artists who rely on backup dancers, auto-tune, hired touring bands, and people who don’t even pay attention during shows because they are constantly on their phones. Some people I’ve seen didn’t even know who the band is. It’s sad.

[@raymondott6100]

Dude. You have to check out "Eddie Vedder: Craziest Stage Climbing and Dives". The dude was nuts on the stage. 🤘🤘

[@2smoker64]

He,,, climbed,,,,, everything. Fucking awesome!

[@black4pienus]

Whenever he could, he would. Until Roskilde happened... :(

[@seanwardell846]

Pearl Jam came to Australia for the first time when I was 24, with their second album. I rushed to get tickets, literally running to a ticketshop for 20 mins when I heard they were available. I bought my tickets, paying my money to the cashier and then the announcement that they were sold out blared out from one of the staff. I froze thinking I had missed out then the machine started printing them and I had gotten the very last tickets. I was so happy, I had been a fan for years. Loved seeing them so much and got a new job that day after a lengthy period of being unemployed. Happy days.

[@seanwardell846]

@@tempsitch5632 Me too in Brissy :}

[@TimSavage-drummer]

You nailed it, no autotune, great energy, no phones, and I'll also add not time-aligned to let the song breath. Rick Beato has a great video where he time aligns Led Zepplin and it sucks the life out of it.

[@ginaheller333]

The 90's were fun...this was the music of my 20's...love it!

[@timdunn1979]

Me too, and my drug of choice is now Ibuprofen lol

[@jacobmusgrave9231]

The "realness" of Pearl Jam is one reason why I consider them one of the greatest BLUES bands of modern times!

[@williamhorn411]

These days if you tried to crowd surf, you'd just fall back-first on the floor while people around you record it and then post it online.

[@guitarthrasher81]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqOYhmelmNGJlbc

[@pmaster1173]

Not always. Some crowds are really good even today.

[@prettybullet4646]

I believe it. My friend started CPR on someone who had collapsed in the street and died and people were so busy standing around with their phones recording the event that she had to yell several times for someone to PLEASE CALL 911 before anyone would stop to do it.

[@HughMorristheJoker]

Some cell phones would break along with some bones.

[@ledsabbazepplath3889]

pretty bullet Goddamn it what kind of world do we live in ?

[@matthewdrake4385]

Pearl Jam's ten album was so well done.

[@homehearthwithjules8596]

Eddie❤️...his voice is so strong and designated... haunting really..love his voice🤗

[@sonyakennedy7324]

Being at a concert like this was very organic...the crowd was alive, no cell phones, just interaction. Miss it so much...

[@robertdawson8522]

1991 a special time in the Seattle/Tacoma area.Pearl Jam Nirvana Soundgarden You could be at the gas station or grocery store and come across band members doing everyday things

[@d4mdcykey]

Been years since I heard this song, I almost forgot that this band was tight af. Time to dig out some of their CD's from my vault. and kick it hard for a week or two.

[@TourmalineFilms]

Such an epic performance! Flawless and crazy ass energy.

[@Noricavus]

I've always like the line "Thoughts arrived like butterflies" from this song.

[@matthewkirkhart2401]

“No cell phones.” Yep. We are so concerned today with recording what happens we forget to experience it in the now as it is happening. When we replay it later in an effort to experience it the replay at best feels like a cheap copy, and yet we wonder why our lives feel so empty even though we record and “miss” nothing. We are so busy recording we miss everything,

[@180roadking]

Matthew Kirkhart exactly

[@davidtogi5878]

Bill Burr use that as one of his comedy routine. How foolishly many people records every little things that they wont watch later.

[@ad-jt4hb]

In 2018 pj came to padua. The security let us in to the pit for Free. Then eddy gave us some Wine ( I have this plastic cup in my livingroom). I took no foto no video...those moments are tattooed in my heart .

[@unclestinky6388]

The song "Alive" from this album was PJ's first hit in this area. Although any song from this first record is awesome.

[@CCDzine]

I was never into the grunge scene but Pearl Jam had an instant hall-of-famer with their Ten album. I also liked the band Stone Temple Pilots, songs like Interstate Love Song and Vaseline.

[@kayosiiii]

Even back in the day Pearl Jam exuded authenticity in a way that few bands at the time were able to.

[@bloodyfishheads3316]

R.I.P Kim Shattuck, singer/songwriter of the Muffs. Anyone who hasn't heard them needs to.

[@Slane583]

Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town Is another good Pearl Jam song. The vibe I get from the song is it's being sung from the elderly woman's point of view and she is happy to see a person that possibly lived in the town that had moved away years ago. :)

[@michaelcrane6074]

saw pearl jam in the 90's in rochester , ny with this drummer . Eddie Vedder had such a powerful presence on stage it was like he could see through you with his eyes . miss those days .

[@smobeepj]

Glad you found Pearl Jam. Don’t stop here. It gets even better.

[@samdrury2896]

Pearl Jam - Porch (Pinkpop 1992) the energy is unbelievable and Eddie the singer jumps from a camera crane

[@samdrury2896]

He did SO MANY more crazy climbs and jumps during this period. Eddie truly was crazy

[@ajjames5489]

The rest of the band said they were worried every show that Eddie would fall to his death climbing around on the ceiling...literally

[@melissayost4888]

People of my generation adore their rock heroes & stick w em forever. I go back to 60/70s music & we still go & rock out. Speaks to quality of the music.

[@thethinkingmansmoron]

This video was love at first sight for me for Pearl Jam. Been in love ever since

[@gemevieya]

We (and you!) absolutely need more Pearl Jam reactions. Alive, Daughter, Yellow Ledbetter, Rearviewmirrorm Better Man, Immortality, Nothingman, Given to fly, Sirens, Go, Indifference... plenty of songs.

[@aussierule]

Glad you're loving Pearl Jam my man!

[@jasonallen5318]

I have a feeling you would enjoy many other 90's grunge era bands, here's some I would recommend - Stone Temple Pilots - Plush Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under the Bridge Radiohead - Paranoid Android Type O Negative - Black No. 1 Nine Inch Nails - Closer That's only naming a few and barely scratching the surface, there's a good amount of variety in these songs alone. So much great music came from the 90's.

[@ericshepard6669]

Damn good list. You n me probably had the same kinds of friends lol.

[@MelModica]

Jane’s Addiction, The Deftones, Fear Factory, Pantera, Tool, A perfect Circle, Nofx, Kmfdm, Ministry, The Offspring, Sublime, Ween, the 90s was amazing just so much great music, I was in the record store all the time.

[@michaelmcardle8096]

Some don't sing at all Today they just act to the audio played from a track. Love music before auto tune.

[@flipjupiter1]

You are now an official Pearl Jam fan! Welcome to the greatest fan club ever.

[@Tuja79]

You never knew if you would be caught or fall on the floor and when they land on top of you.. You got shoes in you head and stuff. I came home and wrote down my "battle scars" in my diary when I was a teen girl 🤘

[@TheGalwayjoyce]

Pearl Jam: Alive (unplugged) Pearl Jam: Once. Dude, you're just scratching the surface.

[@thesparkedbrain]

I think the reason the 90's were so good when it comes to music is that it is the last decade where music was not effected by computers. People still had to play their instruments and we got our feelings out through our music and not on Twitter. We also saw and fought against the materialism that was taking over our country but unfortunately with the generation after us, the Kardashians won. The combination of the internet and reality TV took over and music and culture will never be as good as it used to be.

[@HernanRms]

Can't agree more with you man👍

[@abcdefg-cr4dj]

90s music not affected by computers?!

[@MelModica]

@@abcdefg-cr4dj most people were not constantly on computers in the 90s, there was dial up but no one I know used it regularly.

[@MelModica]

Exactly! People lived real life in the 90s, we hung out with friends, listened to music all the time, I used to drive around with friends just listening to music and travel around, I was a kid in the 90s and wish I went to more concerts, my first concert was ozzfest 97, it was amazing and I was always in the record store, there was just constantly new music coming out and we had MTV actually playing music videos all the time. I remember when Nirvana came out and the Grunge scene was massive, it was one of the greatest decades ever!

[@jacobhicks9494]

One of my favorite pearl jam songs

[@chezzaw4833]

Oh man, oh man, oh man! I've seen thousands of video reactions to Pearl Jam music and tens of reactions on this particular song, but, man, I have to tell you, the little tiny grin I see on your face when you watch the music video... dude, this is priceless to me and I love to watch it over and over again. And speaking as an Eastern European dude, man, I owe you at least 3 beers for that little grin. It just says it all. I don't know why but it makes me feel free again. Thank you, sir. Much love from over the pond.

[@Dyrtbag68]

Solid reactions my man. Getting better each time you do one. Totally agree with the cell phone crowds. People nowadays get angry over crowd surfers messing up their shots like they're professional or somethin. Personally think they should go back to no video or flash photography so people can watch the concert for themselves again.

[@AlphaMachina]

This is hands down one of my favorite music videos. The way they're jamming out just gets me every time.

[@bryanmartin1053]

he would climb the scafolding at their concerts all the time. Love your reactions, you are spot on about how much it feels real

[@melissayost4888]

People of my generation adore their rock heroes & stick w em fore ver. I go back to 60/70s music & we still go & rock out. Speaks to quality of the music.

[@carolynfrazier6562]

Yay!! 1st one here !! More Pearl Jam!!!

[@DriveHead]

I’ve watched this video countless times since it dropped on KZbin. Every time, I think of just three things. Music, hair and sweat. This track rocks so hard.

[@robertshulenberger]

This is the third time I've ever seen any videos on your KZbin channel.. I LOVE THIS SONG !! This is one of my absolute favorite Pearl Jam songs.

[@caryballard7857]

Porch at Pinkpop. Pearl Jam we’re just top notch in the 90’s and early 2000s.

[@emdet2234]

Spamming a reaction to Porch from Pinkpop ‘92 ❤️ also Why Go from Pinkpop is also amazing!

[@killwatch1]

Grunge is about the dirt of the soul, of the heart, of emotions and your own thoughts. that's the realness of it. The lack of flash in their appearance in all of grunge supports the honesty of it all. The simple uniform of black t shirts, flannel, jeans, and boots gave you the impression that you were in it with us - simple but powerful in the unity

[@sjoekiloeki]

Black, Do The Evolution, State Of Love&Trust to name a few of this brilliant rockband always gives me chills down my spine!

[@fender1331]

Check them out like at pink pop 92.. Very great live performance..its on here.. Whole show too

[@calipop_9253]

The 80s and early 90s kids...a forgotten generation. The best time of my life.

[@matthewkirkhart2401]

You nailed it, the genuineness of the performance and the music. Ironically, the “grunge look” with the cargo pants and flannel is worn today as retro. But today it is worn as a costume. Not a costume back then.

[@edcummings2379]

Love pearl jam 'porch' 'rearview mirror' 'cordoroy' 'go' 'hail hail" 'given to fly' all great tunes

[@riteousrighthand6144]

The World I Know, Where the River Flows, or December. By Collective Soul

[@johnohrstrom5112]

I love how as the song progresses you keep getting these tasty little guitar fills in the open spaces and they're supreme in the chorus. Verse 1, chorus 1 no tasty fills... Verse 2, a few pop in , chorus 2 still no fills... Chorus 3 after the solo... Sick ass effin fills. This song is epic AF!

[@AP-zw6ql]

That video brings back so many memories for me. The band in this video looks exactly like they did when I first saw them live. (Right around the time they released TEN. ) They were on tour with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Smashing Pumpkins. I went there to see RHCP and was somewhat familiar with the Pumpkins, but had never heard of PJ. I left that tiny ballroom newly minted Pearl Jam fan. PJ has evolved a lot over the years, but seeing them on a tiny stage, decked out in flannel is how I always remember them.

[@SatanDynastyKiller]

No cell phones. People lived in the moment, they didn’t watch the moment through their phone while in attendance. My teenage years.

[@saraphinn]

I grew up with the music that you are experiencing for the first time, and your reactions make me fall in love with them again! Thank you!

[@salesposito2290]

You hit the nail on the head man. Rock Music was just more real back then. More feeling, more meaning, more real singing and instruments. The grunge/alt era from 89-95 was the last great era in rock music. An the fact that you grew up on Motown and gospel shows your appreciation for that.

[@heatherwoods4382]

05/02/1992. Free concert on the hill of University of Kansas. It was insane! He swung his mic into the rafters and swung out, of course the cord snapped. An excellent experience all the way around

[@shannonbiehl4282]

Hands down best live rock show since the 90s. Back in the day they played for 3 plus hours!!! They loved the fans and wanted them to get their money’s worth on tickets! Saw them 5th row at Alpine Valley Wisconsin. They place Stevie Ray vaugh crashed at!!

[@AR-iy1kl]

Jamel... you just nail it with your comments on this era of music, this was my late teens when this came out, energy, hope and a lust for life..

[@billloman3151]

Yes, LAWD! This is when Pearl Jam was at the height of their power. I worked security for them on 2 legs of this tour. It was fucking amazing. Some of the stuff I saw I tell people about and they dont believe me. At the time I think I had the best job in the fucking world. I still do security, but on a much smaller scale. Now I see bands a year or two before they become Pearl Jam. I get autographs and drumsticks and guitar picks and meet such cool people.

[@Latexi_LMX]

90's man! gotta love it... gen X. I was born in the 70's , so 90's, really hit the spot!

[@MattMuirhead]

Hey Jamel - If you are interested in checking out a performance on par emotionally and vocally as Black, Unplugged... I recommend their live version of "Release" from Holland in 1992. The song is basically Eddie speaking to his deceased father asking for approval and release from the emotional baggage as a result of never knowing he existed. The video is gritty black and white, but the audio is fantastic... I can guarantee it will send a chill up your spine.

[@FloridaRocks]

Here it is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2GZhn9jbaaAn5Y

[@meganroberts551]

The reason why Grunge is so important to the music today is because when it came on the 'scene', that was the pivotal moment when rock was instantly changed from the "pretty" almost effeminate big arena soft male vocal hair band era to the gritty sung lyrics that were shouted out and sung with passion. Grunge addressed real issues like death (Say Hello To Heaven, Temple of the Dog), school shootings (Jeremy, Pearl Jam), Homelessness (Spoon Man, Temple of the Dog), War Vets (Rooster, Alice In Chains)...etc. Real things that effect and help shape peoples lives, lyrics that were sung with a genuine convenience by voices filled with passion, hard truths, and rage at the hard situations of life. Above all else is was genuine and something that everyone could easily easily relate to. The songs of reality that was Grunge spread like a wave across all genres of music at that time, from pop to rap, making artists realize that it was okay to be gritty, have controversial lyrics, and to sing truthfully about the hardships of life and how it shapes us. That's when rap really started to get it's own grittiness, conveying street issues with that realism and reality of the hardships of life. For rock it cut out that fru-fru BS of, like I stated above, the "pretty" almost effeminate big arena soft male vocal hair ban era. The result was that rock got harder, gritter, and more genuinely truthful.

[@snakerstran9101]

Everyone wants to think that their generation invented everything great and no one else understands. But listen to the Who sometime. They were grunge long before it ever had a name. Still, I love this stuff.

[@GungFuMaster]

Comments like these are laughable. Even black Sabbath was singing about real issues. lol.

[@MelModica]

There definitely was heavier music back in the day like Sabbath but the 90s music was totally its own style! 90s grunge was unique and you don’t hear too many current bands with that sound. Each generation and each decade especially since the electric guitar was invented has some really incredible music and the best musicians always take some influence from older style music.

[@YourFunkLord]

Being born in the 70s i grew up to experience to Phenomenal decades, the 80s and 90s..What A Time 😊🖒

[@davidmorgan4202]

Everything was was real, now everything is fake. Proud to be born in 1971. This was my late teen early 20 years. Great times!

[@trendkill196]

The "real" was the Seattle scene. All killer, all friends

[@kerrywyles5012]

Born in Seattle and still live just north of it. I know it sounds bias but I've been all over this country and there definitely is a unique essence of spirituality in this area that manifests in the music.......well at least up until not too recently. Pat Simmons (Doobie Brothers), Jimi Hendrix, Heart, of course Nirvana, Screaming Trees Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden , Kenny Loggins, Queenryche, Candlebox, Foo Fighters, Temple of the Dog, Presidents of the United States of America, Duff McKagan (Guns&Roses, Modest Mouse, Death Cab for Cutie, Mad Season, hell even White Lion from the 80's and many many more. Even artists that I don't find too savoury such as Macklemore, Kenny G (who at least plays music for real as opposed to the aforementioned), Cypress Hill (Whitey Ford), etc.. Also many that choose to live here because of the environment Dave Mathews, Steve Miller (Whom I believe has since moved to Idaho) and many others. I guess all I'm saying is it makes you feel pretty cool vicariously to hail from the same region. The main thing is keep rocking no matter where you're from and pass the good shit on to the young ones. The corporate conglomerate is just fine with endorsing empty, talentless so called music for the sake of saled. Its up to us to right this ship and inform our youth of these wrongs and help build a better future not just in the music industry but all aspects of life. Okay, I'll get off my soapbox now.

[@dl7905]

"Everything just seemed so much more real back then" - absolute nail on the head.

[@JC_R8MEOW]

You are exploring the soundtrack of my adolescence, and I'm enjoying it.

[@jimglandon6366]

The "Seattle Sound" era '91-'95 was my favorite era. It was just as 80's glam metal was fading out. Virtually all rock music was based out of L.A. for decades until Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and others all came out of Seattle area at around the same time and it exploded. It was sometimes referred to as "Grunge". It was all about flannel shirts and doc Martin boots. Nothing flashy. The era died quickly because once mall's and stores like Macys started selling "grunge" wear, it had become mainstream. Most of those bands were not about commercialism. Pearl jam still puts out great albums even without much airplay.

[@AR-iy1kl]

saw these guys play the first date of their first UK tour in Bradford... That day changed my life

[@lionesslion5863]

pearl jam "release " live Holland 1992! or what everyone else said "porch" pinkpop 1992

[@brettramos1544]

Porch, Live at PinkPop and Alive, official video. Great reactions, love your approach.

[@gypsyqueen411]

Pearl Jam started out in Tempe, Arizona and they were named after their Grandma Pearls jam.

[@GLawWm]

No dancers, no elaborate stage, no costume changes. The music is all that matters. I've always like the line "Thoughts arrived like butterflies" from this song.

[@swampmagiclouisiana1490]

He has changed ..... just gotten better❤️ I enjoy a few of his now..

[@sweetcin777]

Because of the music you grew up with you have a great appreciation for good music. It shows in your reactions. I appreciate you!

[@jamescutler9333]

The drummer from back then was a bad ass!! Groove for days!!!

[@ZepG]

Growing up still young in the 70's I loved that genre of music, then came the early 80's when I hit my teens and all the generic hairband shit was hot. I spent most of my teenage years listening to older musicians without all the makeup and hairspray, then one day on MTV they played a never heard of band called Pearl Jam and I knew rock and roll was saved.

[@TexasMagnolia]

All live footage is great. Eddie’s a beast. All kinds of surprises. Rules be damned.

[@angus7575]

Another amazing reaction , thank you Jamel! It’s funny to be “ older now” and see the nineties grunge look come back in . I see all these bands on tshirts that the kids are wearing as a fashion statement . I’m like I was your age back then and lived it . So cool! Flannel, ripped jeans and Doc Martins

[@kathynicholson103]

Love the intro:"turn the lights down;it's a f$&#kin rock concert!" 😂

[@gypsyqueen411]

Eddie Vedder is one of my all time favorite singers and Pearl Jam was perfection.