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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2020 · 1H 24M

PJ30: Off Ramp Stories w/ Rick & Chris Friel

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

Last week we celebrated a very important milestone in the history of Pearl Jam - their 30th anniversary! In this episode, we look back to the early 90s time period in Seattle before and around the date of Pearl Jam's Off Ramp show. It's our pleasure to welcome Rick and Chris Friel, Mike McCready's former Shadow bandmates, to talk about being there at their first ever show and relive some of the rich rock n roll history. Here's a little teaser from everything you get out of this jam packed conversation: - Information of a previously unknown show from early in the band's tenure with mention of a song that we didn't know was written at the time - Being in Seattle at that time period and getting to see the scene developing around them - Hearing Release at the Off Ramp and instantly being blown away - Chris's experience recording Black, Times of Trouble and The King for the Gossman Tapes - Chris Cornell's audition for Shadow - How proud they are of Mike and how they consider him as a part of their family A lot to unpack! Enjoy! Support the show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

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