Pearl Jam - Porch - Live At Pinkpop Reaction!!

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[@SuperGolgotha]

Becky just called me in from the other room telling me we got a shoutout. That was so cool, thank you. We are going to help Stephanie out each month. Thanks for sharing her situation I'm thankful we can help.

[@SuperGolgotha]

@@beckyleavitt7808 They have 5 kids.

[@sophiecat14]

I didn’t see Vin’s tweet, just what he mentioned in the video . Just wanted to say you’re both amazing!! And a huge blessing to this family! Wishing all of you the best! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ravowekrimpej777]

pearl jam: all or none kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKjUl6h8gt-Gl7M

[@JohnEDepth752]

Eddie is probably the most genuine guy on the planet. Probably the Tri-planet area. He is known to cry when crowds sing the songs along with him. This guy truly deserves everything great that happens to him. There are stories for days about how awesome of a guy he is. Also, he' was an all state basketball player.

[@evanb1470]

Gord Downy from The Tragically Hip had the same vibe. If ya dont know who the Hip are, please look them up. Eddie even likes them.

[@Bunke09]

@@evanb1470 I live in Bellingham Wa so we pick up a few B.C. radio channels. Since moving here in 2006 and hearing Tragically Hip I've always thought of them as Canada's R.E.M.

[@evanb1470]

@@Bunke09 That's a good analogy too.

[@timlinj]

And a Surfer. "Surfin is the source"....

[@Draven2626]

If you watch enough old Pearl Jam live videos you start to wonder how Eddie is the one still alive after all these years.

[@darkdreamsdontdie6885]

Draven2626 all those death defying stage dives. Good lord I’m glad he’s still alive

[@evanb1470]

Truth

[@BlackTooth9606]

Ooh ooh I’m still alive

[@flipjupiter1]

Right!?!?!? Guys an animal. No pun intended. Long live Pearl Jam! Greatest ever.

[@Jspadoto]

That's because one day Stone called Eddie and warned him: "If you don't stop doing these stunts, I'll cut you off of the band." :)

[@jaeson05]

Young Eddie Vedder was the ultimate rock star. His energy, talent, mystique and looks... The perfect front man.

[@xtlm]

Pearl Jam in 1992 was something special that will never be replicated.

[@deceptioncrown]

100%

[@MrRaErickson]

Eddie went from playing in front of a few hundred people to 50,000 people basically overnight. This was pure adrenaline

[@davidtrujillo1648]

Thing you don't notice is Eddie swings the microphone and hits the bass player on the head, that's why he was on the ground at the end

[@Charleshudspeth]

When they did their Rock And Roll Hall of Fame speech. Eddie actually apologized to the rest of the band for all those early jumps he did. In one concert he actually stomps a hole in the stage and then jumps in the hole and disappears. Ive been going to Pearl Jam concerts since 92'. The early years it was pure emotion. Now they are more subdued but its more like a religious experience. Like everyone in the stadium and Pearl Jam are one. Eddie is an amazing performer. There is actually a video on youtube of all of Eddie's best antics on stage caught on video. You should react to that.

[@timmatthews1085]

He beat a hole into the stage with the base of his mic stand, he did this a few different times on the Asian leg of their 1995(?) tour

[@FreeMTrider]

Guys....he is very coordinated. At this point in the show, they are at the end of their set and he was all over the stage. Eddie was a pretty good athlete. A surfer and played basketball...........yes I'm a huge Eddie fan.

[@innoc3ntbystndr]

FreeMTrider , exactly and probably drunk asf too.

[@ct5625]

Judging by some of the other live shows I've seen, he was a rock climber too lol

[@casey10bb]

There's a 3minute video out there about this jump. Eddie explains how he thought the cameraman was mad at him all these years. Eddie found him 2018 - he is retired. The cameraman gave him a different story. Worth checking it out it's hilarious and heartwarming.

[@bergietura7043]

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[@Steven-qs6wj]

@@bergietura7043 TY

[@bddtmm]

Well spotted.

[@TCrob]

Nice. Thanks. Never would have came across that.

[@TCrob]

@@bergietura7043 you too

[@wouterlevering4296]

Vin you where right about the cameraguy. He helped Eddy by balencing out the crane. The Pinkpop festival is something special. The shirt he is wearing here is from my local club (Tivoli), were i used to see all the cool bands. One of the employees i know took Eddy to the bar across the street (België) the night before they played there and just before Pinkpop. It was one of my favorite places to be in Utrecht. He recieved a thank you note a couple of months later from Eddy, thanking him for introducing him to The King and The Devil (De Koninge and Duvel, 2 Belgian bears) When they returned to Pinkpop a few years back, he had the same Tivoli shirt on during the gig. And he talked to the crowd about the crane jump and he thanked the cameradude for helping him make that jump. Amazing guy!

[@marcovanveen5287]

And he apologized in a letter to the cameraman for bringing him in that situation and spoke to him at pinkpop. Eddie is just a great guy.

[@ChicagoTRS]

Oh yes...excited...this should be a great reaction. Real view of Pearl Jam live.

[@ericpirillo7260]

Yep when young and having fun displaying passion, late teen in those years and they were an exciting band then just having a good time, raw

[@tonypotts1067]

Best line" Yo', who's going on after them? That's it. Everybody go home"

[@schelin1447]

Sometimes I want to go back in time....I miss those days!

[@jtough7499]

Same here

[@lucasmendes6735]

Me too 🤘🤘🤘

[@dgranite50]

On the tour for the album 10, this song Porch was usually their "climax" song if you will where Vedder finds something to climb up, hang from, jump from, balance on, etc. Not to say he hadnt been the whole show like in the Evenflow video which was at The Moore theatre here in Seattle and jumps from one of the old balcony box seat areas. I was at the first night show out of 2 over the weekend . PJ is prolly one of the bands I seen the most times, at least 9-10 besides temple of the Dog, and Mother Love Bone which consisted of 2 PJ members before PJ. He was so energetic in the early days and like us all mellowed out over the years. And like you said Eddie is transparent and never let any of it go to their heads.

[@brad5983]

It’s funny how he still has the shirt today. I love how he makes sure if no one was hurt

[@flipjupiter1]

The legend. The icon. The king. Eddie Vedder! Pearl Jam for life!

[@somarleor911]

When you guys get through the Pearl Jam library you need to watch the documentary about Pearl Jam called PJ20. It is awesome. Loved this reaction. Congratulations on the baby to come. I am sure it will be a beautiful person in this world with parent like you guys.

[@DaneFalco]

When they do it Live, there is so much Crazy energy that just courses over the crowd and band at the same time. That mutual Rush of the moment that you could live forever in.

[@joannax448]

Now it's time for Alice In Chains - Love Hate Love LIVE

[@LBNMKRS]

At Moore Theatre.

[@munkemis]

Indeed, it's a must at this point

[@nathanzzx]

YES!!

[@talk2xonita]

Yes, Live at the Moore 👌

[@Jiacapo]

YES YES YES YES AT THE MOORE!!!

[@ricaran9278]

Please do a reaction to Pearl Jam- Garden! I've been requesting it for a long time now and I'm positive yall will enjoy it. Great reactions!:)

[@yodeejaymoney766]

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[@talk2xonita]

Adrian Miln 👌 you know what’s up, that’s the version to do!!! 👍

[@spikeycat81]

I actually love the end of that gig. When they come back on stage. You have to see it. Great meaningful songs

[@daniel_bonatto]

Watch the documentary Pearl Jam twenty, this is not the craziest thing he has done in shows at the beginning of the band.

[@yodeejaymoney766]

Agreed! It's up there though! Haha

[@talk2xonita]

Good call 👍 It’s a must!!

[@AichElle]

Haha I just made the same comment and then scrolled down! Awesome movie I watch it a few times a year

[@katherinekeene8171]

My personal favorite is Porch at Jones Beach 92 when Eddie climbs the scaffolding. I wouldn't even do that with a harness.

[@biancka.x]

He climbed the scaffolding here too...it's just a miracle he never got hurt doing any of his crazy scaffolding climbs :)

[@Raul-vl7ly]

Whoever was on stage next was like “Fuuuuuuuuuuggh” hahahahaha 🤣🤣

[@bexbrahm5638]

Soundgarden were next ;)

[@Neocoolzero]

90's Vedder was crazy insane in live shows. The Unplugged version he would show his passion in a "controlled" way, and live...you saw it :D

[@sonnybarry]

Dude love that girl!!! She is awesome and she is so into you! Love the videos kids. Keep' em coming.

[@alanamckenna2786]

Watch Pearl Jam at Pinkpop, rockin' in the free world. It's their encore and it's amazing

[@Mistilou]

That's why when in an interview shortly after they came out they were asked if there were any issues with the band and I believe it was stone gossard that said yeah, keeping Eddie out of the crowd because he loved crowd surfing and keeping Eddie out of the hospital because he climbs on EVERYTHING!!

[@innocentbystander4459]

Had the honor to see Pearl Jam live 4 times. Even 20 years later they still bring the same energy. Best live band ever!

[@keithcanseco797]

I truly feel blessed to have been a teen and young 20’s during this time in music. I really think my kids will never experience a blast of music like the early 90’s.

[@ToyHunter-wc9dz]

I think we all feel that way. A fair few of us recognized it AT THE TIME, which makes it so much better. Some folks didn't realize it until much later.

[@nirtallica1985]

Never EVER clicked so fast for a reaction video.

[@CMill78]

Ya'll need to watch the whole show. Pinkpop '92. The emotion is incredible!

[@lonnieturnerii1874]

Fun fact: The guys in the band used to dread Eddie's stage-climbing antics because they were afraid one day he'd slip and they'd be left without a lead singer. If memory serves, Eddie said his stage-climbing was essentially him dealing with all the attention; he's more of an introvert and wasn't comfortable being in the spotlight, so stage-climbing was a misguided way of burning off the anxiety. Fortunately for PJ fans (and himself!) he eventually smartened up.

[@shoesagogo1]

You need to watch more pearl jam live. the band was always worried what Eddie would do. ❤❤

[@_9ko]

They were not really big at this point. They were a popular live act, and the Jeremy video was about to blow up in the US at the same time as they were touring Europe.

[@sophiecat14]

AWESOME! So happy you're doing this version! ❤️🤘🏻🔥 ETA: Mike, their lead guitarist, has been diagnosed with Crohn's disease since he was 21... He's described it "Imagine the worst diarrhea you've ever had, and then times it by ten, with a knife in it. You have maybe half a second to find out where a bathroom is." As a similar sufferer (I know his has been pretty brutal... ) & knowing the symptoms: the extreme fatigue, unintentional weight loss (I'm probably 20lbs currently under my preferred weight. At 5"), dark circles around the eyes, hollow cheeks, pale skin, etc.I'm guessing he's quite ill in this video. He's been very open about his illness. I remember horror stories he's told about touring, getting sick on stage & so on. He's fought it every step of the way, having gone through things I can't even imagine while being in one of the biggest & hardworking bands in the world! Huge hero of mine ❤️

[@damotheman4196]

Wow kerri after listenin to pj all these years i never knew that bout mike,guy's a legend axeman and obviously a tough cookie (as are you i'd imagine) fair play to ya hope your feelin well ✌

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

You enjoy playing the victim don’t you? Poor poor thing....ge5 over yourself...we’re all eating a shit sandwich out here

[@sophiecat14]

Mr.SmithGNR Smith I’m sorry for whatever you’re going through, truly. And if you knew me, which you do not, you’d know I’m being sincere. Actually, this is the first time I’ve ever divulged my issues in a comment on KZbin. So, I’m sorry, you’re wrong. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Take care!

[@sophiecat14]

Damien Oshea Thanks for the comment, Damien! I’ve read & seen a lot of stuff when Mike’s talked about the effects the disease has had on him over the years. He’s looking a lot healthier today, thankfully! But even when I saw them, which was around 2005, he didn’t look to be in the best of health. In this video, in particular, he looks really ill & exhausted to me, of course it’s at the end of their set, too... while I know he’s had substance abuse issues (& thankfully overcame them!) I just mentioned it as a reason in case others possibly think differently. But, of course, others may not notice it at all.🤷🏻‍♀️ If you search his name and Crohn’s on KZbin you’ll find some interviews in which he talks about it. He’s been an advocate for IBD for a long time now... wonderful guy! ♥️ And, fantastic guitarist!!!

[@damotheman4196]

@@sophiecat14 No problem i genuinely had never heard that before..dunno whats up with mr.gnr above me apparently his sandwich don't taste too nice! Tough ol world!

[@knalltfix]

Arms clapping and waving and not a single phone ... good times.

[@utahgetme2461]

I'm excited for this reaction. This might be the best live performance of the entire decade of the 90's

[@jossesamalia5713]

this is one of the best reactions you ever had to a video.

[@edwardmora7664]

He wast crying,he was dehidrated and so fricking tired this was a crazy performance thank you for doing this reaccion

[@Timeijpe]

Dudes! I was there, 10 meters.from the impact. One of the best moments ever in music!

[@Mistilou]

Eddie's most famous stage dive ever!! There's literally a story about this stage dive because Eddie thought the camera guy hated him all those years!! Turns out they found that camera guy and he wasn't mad at Eddie at all...he was screaming for the people to hold it (the boom) and screaming for them to let go when Eddie jumped so they didn't go flying!Lolol

[@scorpiusdrall9644]

Eddy and the cameraman had a reunion 20 years later where they talk about that moment btw the cameraman loved it

[@krzyszwojciech]

12:09 - "He cryin?" No. But Eddie smacked him in the head by spinning the mic around.

[@Jetties31]

I love your reaction when he jumps!!!

[@biancka.x]

I was there and it was incredible... energy was crazy and PJ was just the best

[@winnerdelp5961]

This is why Pearl Jam matters...

[@spiralout9200]

This is WHEN Pearl Jam mattered! Definitely not the same band nowadays

[@tombigbee37riusa]

i love Pearl Jam i love Eddie and this reaction was great i so dig you two weirdos

[@VinAndSori]

Dig you too weirdo!! 🤣🤣😉

[@syntheticsleep]

Man, it's so awesome watching you guys discover Pearl Jam. That performance is legendary. Their first three albums, really, are all very good. They put out a box set a few years back that came with an amazing live set that world make a fantastic full album experience. I'll leave a link if I can find it.

[@syntheticsleep]

Couldn't find the audio version, but here's a sample anyway: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pamUinZvmpeAeJY

[@metracy42]

I have a piece of his T-shirt! It had been torn while he surfed & as I held him before he turned to go back to the stage the piece of shirt hit me, I grabbed it! We were all fine, you expect it in every rock concert if you’re down front, that’s why we stand there. When he was surfing & he turned, he was asking me if I was ok & was telling the guys to be respectful. Eddie was very aware of me being a woman surrounded by men & was very gentle with me & told the guys to take care of me & make sure I didn’t get hurt. They formed a circle around me for the whole show before he dived on us all anyway, but I really appreciated Eddies concern for me. I’m 55 now, thanks for reacting to such a wonderful memory, one of the greatest human beings ever. I’m so glad they caught it on camera. I was alone, but made lifetime friends there. I’m 55 now, thanks for reacting to such a wonderful memory.

[@piscesfairydust7411]

Did you all notice, when Eddie gets back up on the stage, he gestures to the camera guy like he's saying "Come back! Let's do it again!" And the camera guy backs off out of reach like he's saying " Heck no! You got me once, you won't get me again!" 😂 Eddie Vedder is a freakin' legend! There will never be another like him!

[@arjanpetersen]

The cameraman was never angry. Just instructing people below to ballast the crane properly. So they wouldn’t be propelled off

[@matt6240]

That section of the crowd fell over when he jumped in. He's checking to see that they're back on their feet and safe. Tapping his chest/heart in thanks that they are.

[@cakiftw]

React to Corduroy or Garden by Pearl Jam next please, you'll like it!

[@xwitchy]

YES!!!

[@liberatoreZ]

Pearl Jam live in the 90's was always something special. Best live band of the 90's, IMHO.

[@veldpapen8615]

Pinkpop 1992..i was there... and seen this video many times. but still get goosebumps every time I see that jump. The best concert ever!

[@erwinamesz7642]

Pinkpop in 1992!!! Eddie did a amazing jump from the camera lift crane into the public and everybody got goosebumps!!!

[@ChicagoTRS]

The camera dive is simply epic but I always love the view from behind of Eddie clapping and the entire crowd following his lead...it has a messiah type feeling. There is a recent video of Vedder (on youtube) talking about the jump and him meeting the camera guy many years later - the camera guys big concern was balancing the camera rig and when Eddie jumped the boom would not become unbalanced and come crashing down. You two need to attend a Pearl Jam concert - they definitely have a different sort of connection with their fans. Their shows are always epic, long, always varied setlists...never really know what to expect. If you can make it to Chicago for a show I will pop for tickets...I have an "in" for Pearl Jam tickets...you might even get to meet the band.

[@hamiltcy2727]

ChicagoTRS was at both Wrigley shows in 2018. Amazing. Ed’s connection with the city makes the show even better than others for sure!

[@ChicagoTRS]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppbRZn2ihs-BoMk Eddie talking about the stage dive at a recent concert at the same venue.

[@Aca90czv]

Pearl Jam - Why go, same show

[@xtlm]

This, what this guy said.

[@ACHEESEDANISHZ]

The whole show. Or at least rockin in the free world

[@newdamage5945]

Such an amazing concert!

[@lancelowery4027]

Best live shows ever in the early nineties. They were on another level

[@uBoBaMnupa]

Pearl Jam - Immortality

[@bddtmm]

No one understands that Mike McCready is our Jimmy Hendrix.

[@ThatOddGarage]

YES!!!! FAVORITE SONG EVER! Super awesome concert too. Unfortunately I wasn't born yet. Eddie climbing all over everything, man was crazy

[@gorga14]

I haven’t even watched it yet but I have to say something. THANK YOU for actually reading comments and delivering what people requested. Not to many channels would redo a song becauSe people recommended a different version. Thank you ❤️

[@gorga14]

Too*. I can’t believe I made that grammatical error. *shame*

[@DaveFurbush]

“Everybody go home” Exactly.

[@greenphoenix687]

He was given the name Crazy Eddie by the Red Hot Chillies for a reason... there is a clip on youtube called 'All of Eddie Vedders incredible climbs' this is tame in comparison to some.

[@thosch71]

I was there. One of the best concert experiences I have ever had. Soundgarden was also amazing.

[@hendrixgeorge6189]

Please React to Faith No More - Midlife Crisis (live at phoenix)

[@hraefn1821]

more like faith no more WAR PIGS live

[@jedhia]

A few with some heavy, deep lyrics to talk for days: - Rearviewmirror (VS album), - I got Id (Merkinball, with Neil Young) and - Given to fly (Yield album), among many from them. Music, to me, is our greatest achievement as humans, it unifies us, helps us and it's always there when we need it. Thank you for talking and expressing your thoughts about it.

[@justingardner4658]

Indifference and Release are pretty deep lyrically that an average fan should know. The End off Backspacer and “ My Fathers Son” off Lightning Bolt are just a few later ones that have pretty intense lyrics as well.

[@roboppers]

Man this was the best festival i ever attended. Pearl jam , soundgarden and the cult in one festival!!

[@glennmcmurray]

You know, I've watched this reaction maybe a dozen ties now - yes I love Pearl Jam and yes I love hearing Vin and Sori's take on the songs they react to but it's mainly due to moment of joy I get at 7.54 or thereabouts when I see their expressions to Eddie jumping. I don't know about the rest of you but I just think it's priceless...

[@user-to2yi3hr3o]

That's how you own an audience....no pyro...sfx...just exponential raw talent and an underlying force of energy....

[@bbennet39]

As an old guy who witnessed pj live in the early days, i love that you guys enjoyed this so much!

[@utahgetme2461]

Finally someone picks up on the hendrix improv. Cheers

[@markbennett2196]

watched this so many times! showed it to loads of people and they now love you!

[@uBoBaMnupa]

Pearl Jam - Go

[@franciscojrh]

Pearl Jam - i am mine!!!!

[@MEDVE1978]

I'm glad you listened to this. It's much better than the acoustic version!

[@stuartcostello7348]

You guys need to watch the movie “Into The Wild.” He does an entire acoustic soundtrack for the movie and he is amazing.

[@CavemanJesus4Life]

I loved how all the people that caught him all fell down at once. That was amazing. Its hard to have a crowd go nuts when they're 20 feet away from the stage.

[@andrewbrorherton6898]

Warrel Dane- This Old Man Warrel Dane- Brother Two very personal songs by him about his childhood.

[@kasper301615]

Please do Daughter by Pearl Jam.

[@Levity635]

Love the reaction & rating. Was dying to see both of yous react to Eddie's jump. ^_^ Good stuff guys, keep it up!

[@aceventurapetdetective1736]

Cant believe I missed this. You guys are great.

[@RSDeepn]

You have to watch the song they did after this one and ended the gig with. " Rocking in the free wolrld" in a way you will never see again.

[@blodekont5458]

..if you watch the whole set, you'll see Eddie taking pictures of the crowd, as this was Pearl Jam's first Festival show, they never had more then 250 pepole coming to their gigs in Seattle ... this was the beginning of Pearl Jam becoming a World known band... as many bands started in The Netherlands and at PinkPop

[@moon8sun]

thanks for mentioning that sori... i have been aware of this event for many many moons... not once not even once did i ever consider what kind of carnage would occur if that structure collapsed... it goes without saying that this song is a classic... this performance is more than super-duper... be well both of you...

[@Levity635]

Also, react to Junkhead by Alice in Chains. Album version. :)

[@scorpiusdrall9644]

yes please

[@Bunke09]

I watched them perform at Drop in The Park a free concert at Magnuson Park a former navy base north of Seattle in 1992. Seaweed and Cyprus Hill performed as well. At one point during the show Eddie tossed his corded mic up over the rafters of the scaffolding above the stage, let it drop down the other side, and then hand over hand climbed up the mic cord to sing hanging from his knees upside down in the scaffolding 20 ft. or so above.

[@bigadz0r]

That fucking energy!!! All time...if I had I time machine I'd be right there in that mosh on that day.

[@benbaer3525]

Arch Enemy - We Will Rise + Fields of Desolation (LIVE Tyrants of the Rising Sun 2008)

[@vito7pt]

You two are awesome. Thank you. ✌️

[@shep4life]

10 is of the albums I can listen to all the way through

[@deceptioncrown]

Porch is about finally being the person you've envisioned but never had the balls to be. The porch is the comfort zone where you witness all these negative things done to people. Never Again!!!

[@mzluna313]

I miss this Eddie!

[@ChemRail]

Almost 30 years later, they still play sold-out concerts..

[@jtough7499]

This is why the early 90's rocked...this was common from these guys AiC and others...it was a crazy fun time!!

[@chrispytelomeres9863]

What a great performance. You can really feel Eddie's genuine sensarity. I appreciate all the energy exchanged. "We create the battery" 🤘👽🤘

[@cherylbyrnes2826]

Congratulations 🎈 on your baby 🍼. Starting over is always nice you get to have everything new.

[@dangr123]

Gosh, she's adorable 😊 One of my favorite bands ever. Probably because Eddie seemed so wild.