Pearl Jam

February 5, 1995
Piss Bottle Men
Moore Theater: Seattle, WA

Taper:          Unknown
Source:         Bootleg CD "Piss Bottle Men"

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Disc 1:
01 - (Jack Irons chant)/Last Exit                   - 03:56
02 - Spin The Black Circle                          - 03:04
03 - Tremor Christ                                  - 06:15
04 - Corduroy                                       - 05:09
05 - Not For You                                    - 06:34
06 - Animal                                         - 02:59
07 - WMA                                            - 07:36
08 - Lukin                                          - 02:03
09 - Glorified G                                    - 03:13
10 - Daughter                                       - 05:23
11 - Rearviewmirror                                 - 08:02
12 - Immortality                                    - 06:41
Total: 61:03
 
Disc 2:
01 - (Crazy Mary)/Go                                - 05:30
02 - Blood                                          - 04:08
(Encore 1)
03 - Satan's Bed                                    - 04:06
04 - Black                                          - 06:35
05 - Porch                                          - 05:14
06 - Garden                                         - 06:47
(Encore 2)
07 - Better Man                                     - 04:00
08 - Let My Love Open The Door                      - 04:30
Total:  40:55
Notes (from 5H):
Free tickets were mailed to Ten Club members and PJ appeared as the "Piss Bottle Men." Ed speaks of how they just got their vaccinations for the Asian tour, and, while speaking of "pains in the ass," says about the "jumping thing" (moshing and stagediving) that they are "beyond that now."
'Lukin' premiers at this show. A riff from 'Baba O'Riley' is played to open 'RVM.' 'Immortality's' ending is long, lingering and soft. They pause after a ripping 'Go' for Ed to note, "So this is what the fan club looks like ..."
'Let My Love Open the Door,' a Pete Townshend cover, is played for the first time live by the whole band.