Pearl Jam
March 2, 1998
Melbourne Park: Melbourne, Australia
Source: Countryman Isomax II -> Sony TCD-D100 (2' from stage/stacks, front
barricade, left side)
Generation: DAT(M) -> DAT(1) 44khz -> FLAC
Transfer: DA-20 -> Monster coax -> DiO 2496 -> CEP 2.1 -> CDWave -> FLAC
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Disc 1:
01 - Intro (The Color Red) - 01:26
02 - Long Road - 05:49
03 - Do The Evolution - 03:57
04 - Animal - 02:45
05 - Hail, Hail - 04:52
06 - Dissident - 03:55
07 - Even Flow - 05:36
08 - Faithful - 04:41
09 - MFC - 02:37
10 - Corduroy - 05:01
11 - Wishlist - 03:56
12 - Jeremy - 05:03
13 - Daughter/(Trouble) - 05:47
14 - Given To Fly - 03:50
15 - Last Exit - 03:52
16 - Off He Goes - 05:57
Total: 69:08
Disc 2:
01 - Rearviewmirror - 05:52
02 - Not For You - 05:58
03 - Black - 04:45
04 - Alive - 05:07
05 - Encore Break - 02:10
(Encore 1)
06 - Brain Of J - 03:05
07 - Better Man - 05:12
08 - Smile - 06:54
(Encore 2)
09 - Rockin' In The Free World - 06:38
Total: 45:42
Notes:
- Excellent recording.
- Couple of mic bumps here and there, but nothing too bad.
- Recording was normalized and right channel was raised by 2.5 db.
Thanks to Vikas for the DAT.
Transfer by BLG
compiled on 01-15-05
Notes (thanks to 5H):
A crowd pleasing setlist with stagediving occurring during 'Corduroy' and
'Jeremy' (uncommon in Australia now). The lead singer from Shudder to Think
helps out on the "hallelujah" vocals on 'Do the Evolution.' Problems with the
'Wishlist' lyrics seemingly continue to plague Ed. During 'Alive,' with the
audience singing rather than Ed, he pulls a fan onstage from the intense pit.
Ed dances with the fan, gives him what appears to be his stage pass (or a
pick?), the fan thanks the whole band (including a kiss to Mike's cheek) and
pushes the stage pass into the face of the security people before heading off
stage. The 'RitFW' encore is prefaced by Ed saying that they won't do another
song until everyone raises their middle fingers on the count of three and
shouts "Shudder to Think" in their "perfect Aussie diction." (Apparently this
was done as a reference to openers, Shudder to Think, who encourage the crowd
to do this.)