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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2022 · 1H 35M

Episode 168: Den Haag, NLD - 3/2/1992

from Live On 4 Legs: Pearl Jam Podcast · host Randy Sobel & Javier Hervas

This episode kicks off our run of 1992 shows celebrating the 30th anniversary of four classics. We go to The Netherlands and focus on one of the best and most notable shows from the first European run in February and March out of Den Haag. This was one of the first of the great soundboard recordings that circulated, and for that, we are bringing in our brother podcast Hallucinogenic Recipe to talk about the trading and collecting aspect that made this a popular show within the community. This show has everything you want from 1992, good Ed speeches, a dangerous Porch, one of the best I've Got A Feeling jams ever and the seldom played original improv built around Fugazi's Suggestion in Saying No. We'll talk about this rendition and why it doesn't go down as one of their original songs in the same way an improv like Outta My Mind does. Though getting it here and almost no where else (that we at least have a recording of) gives this show a little extra weight and makes it timeless. "That's my little brother!" Ed shouts when Jeff cedes his bass to his brother Jason during I've Got A Feeling. While it may take some time for Jason to catch up with the band, we also get a wild array of tags within this 15 minute (you heard me correctly) slobberknocker. One of the best versions that again can be directly traced to this show as a defining moment recognized by fans of all ages. Visit the Pearl Jam Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Donate to the show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

This episode kicks off our run of 1992 shows celebrating the 30th anniversary of four classics. We go to The Netherlands and focus on one of the best and most notable shows from the first European run in February and March out of Den Haag. This was one of the first of the great soundboard recordings that circulated, and for that, we are bringing in our brother podcast Hallucinogenic Recipe to talk about the trading and collecting aspect that made this a popular show within the community. This show has everything you want from 1992, good Ed speeches, a dangerous Porch, one of the best I've Got A Feeling jams ever and the seldom played original improv built around Fugazi's Suggestion in Saying No. We'll talk about this rendition and why it doesn't go down as one of their original songs in the same way an improv like Outta My Mind does. Though getting it here and almost no where else (that we at least have a recording of) gives this show a little extra weight and makes it timeless. "That's my little brother!" Ed shouts when Jeff cedes his bass to his brother Jason during I've Got A Feeling. While it may take some time for Jason to catch up with the band, we also get a wild array of tags within this 15 minute (you heard me correctly) slobberknocker. One of the best versions that again can be directly traced to this show as a defining moment recognized by fans of all ages. Visit the Pearl Jam Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Donate to the show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

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