Episode 383: Toronto, ONT, CAN - 9/8/2022

This episode of Live On 4 Legs is all about celebrations. While every episode is a celebration of Pearl Jam and their history, sometimes we need to take a pause and celebrate ourselves for being able to do what we do for as long as we've been able to do it. So this episode marks the celebration of the podcast's eighth birthday, and also the 40th birthday of host Randy Sobel. To honor that, we are covering the Toronto 2022 show that also happened on Randy's birthday, September, 8. This episode will feature lots of great stories about the day and surroundings, but the show that night was massive and gets undervalued in the grand scheme of the 2022 tour year. One of the things every one hopes to witness at a Pearl Jam show is something that can't or hasn't been replicated many times before. This show is special because some of those stand out moments such as a tribute to the death of Queen Elizabeth with a performance of The Beatles' Her Majesty packaged together with All Those Yesterdays. Canadian friends were shouted out during this show, ones still with us like Neil Young where a mention of him before I Got Shit led to the rare Cinnamon Girl tag on the backend, and ones no longer with us like Neil Peart and the late Gord Downie, who was referenced throughout the night. All of that, and tons of high energy in the building with a big time crowd for Toronto's 18th Pearl Jam show. Check out this fun episode where we'll get in a Tom Green reference, and introduce you all to Randy's most dumb, expensive thing he's bought at a show... that is subsequently the greatest thing on this Earth. Become a Guest Producer On The Pod! - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScdVXXa9OgtGmdH-6Sx-c45OuLwaGH8fFETgaKre_AM-psuRQ/viewform Visit the Concertpedia - liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - [email protected] Donate To The Show - patreon.com/liveon4legs