Pearl Jam
March 11, 1998
Entertainment Centre: Sydney, Australia
SV009 - "WAVES"
Source: Countryman Isomax II > Sony TCD-D100 > DAT > dEdit > CDR > FLAC
MTV Awards Filler Source: "Jeremy Live" liberated boot > CDR > FLAC
Digital Editing: Dave Posluszny
Artwork: Allen Robertson
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Disc 1:
01 - Intro - 01:46
02 - Oceans - 02:50
03 - Last Exit - 02:45
04 - Brian Of J - 02:55
05 - Hail, Hail - 04:00
06 - In Hiding - 05:50
07 - Do The Evolution - 04:12
08 - (Beds Are Burning)/Corduroy - 05:18
09 - Wishlist - 04:04
10 - MFC - 02:52
11 - Daughter/(Push Me, Pull Me improv) * - 06:30
12 - Even Flow - 05:44
Total: 48:50
Disc 2:
01 - Mankind - 04:27
02 - Small Town - 03:11
03 - Lukin - 00:58
04 - Not For You - 06:02
05 - Black - 06:05
06 - Porch - 06:54
(Encore)
07 - Given To Fly - 03:52
08 - Better Man - 04:09
09 - Immortality - 07:08
10 - Smile - 04:16
11 - Rockin' In The Free World - 06:02
Bonus tracks
12 - Animal # - 03:15
13 - Rockin' In The Free World # - 06:44
Total: 63:09
* first time Push Me, Pull Me was played in any form
# from the MTV Music Awards 02-Sep-93
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Recording Notes:
Editing involved mostly consisted of the reduction of the loud claps throughout
the show, making it much more enjoyable to listen.
This is being distributed by blackredyellow.com, and is part of a series of the
best Pearl Jam shows in existance.
If the artwork is not included, you can find it at blackredyellow.com.
Compiled by spacedvest on 12/24/03.
Notes (thanks to 5H):
An incredibly fast version of 'Hail, Hail' with Stone commenting, "Good, God -
that was fast!" 'In Hiding' finally returns to a setlist (yea!) and a 'Push Me
Pull Me' improv for a 'Daughter' outro?! 'Mankind' finally surfaces (Stone's
Australian singing debut, with PJ anyway). When the crowd cheers at the end, he
cracks, "They love me ... they really love me!" At the end of 'Porch,' Ed
reaches out to the pit and pulls a guy on stage. He lifts Ed up on his
shoulders and spins him around and around. Ed proceeds to do the same to this
fellow! Jack shines during his great drum solo at the end of 'Immortality.' At
the end of 'Smile,' Ed gives his harmonica to former world champion surfer and
local Sydney resident, Tom Carroll, who is watching at side stage. Ed says near
show's end that they have to stop as he has to get up early to surf the next
day. Some great guitar solos by Stone at this show.