Pearl Jam

September 13, 1998
Meadows Music Theatre : Hartford, CT

SV001 - "NO BELIEF"

Source: 2-source mix: [Core Sound Cardioid > Sony TCD-D7 (dead center, directly
                       behind soundboard)] +
                      [AKG 451 > AMR-BPS2 > Sony TCD-D8 (mics on 7ft stand)]
                      > dEdit > CDR > FLAC

Mix and Editing: Dave Posluszny
Artwork: Allen Robertson
CD Labels: Ames/Jason Warth/Allen Robertson

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Disc 1:
01 - Intro                                          - 01:26
02 - Corduroy                                       - 04:45
03 - Animal                                         - 02:36
04 - Hail, Hail                                     - 03:41
05 - Given To Fly                                   - 03:49
06 - I Got Shit                                     - 04:18
07 - Go                                             - 02:55
08 - Dissident                                      - 03:37
09 - Tremor Christ                                  - 04:20
10 - Daughter                                       - 06:22
11 - Jeremy                                         - 05:01
12 - Even Flow                                      - 08:11
13 - Faithfull                                      - 04:57
14 - MFC                                            - 02:37
15 - Spin The Black Circle                          - 02:55
16 - Wishlist                                       - 04:16
17 - Do The Evolution                               - 04:05
Total:  69:55

Disc 2:
(Encore)
01 - Brain Of J                                     - 03:57
02 - Breath                                         - 05:01
03 - Rearviewmirror                                 - 06:42
04 - Better Man                                     - 04:08
05 - Alive                                          - 05:19
06 - Porch                                          - 05:11
***** Bonus Tracks *****
07 - Black                                          - 06:24
08 - Even Flow                                      - 05:23
09 - Why Go                                         - 03:20
10 - Jeremy                                         - 05:34
11 - Alive                                          - 06:10
12 - Once                                           - 03:29
13 - Porch                                          - 04:58
14 - I've Got A Feeling                             - 06:19
Total:  71:58

Notes:
 - Bonus tracks from CBGBs: New York City, NY, November 8, 1991
 - See here for info on bonus tracks.

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Compiled by spacedvest on 7/27/03
Notes (thanks to 5H):
The security staff at this venue are horrible and pepperspray is smelled during the show. Ed messes up the 'Even Flow' lyrics in the exact same place for the fourth straight performance, asking the crowd for the lyrics. 'Faithfull' intro: "The next song is about belief. Don't get a tattoo of a guy's face unless he's dead so he can't fuck up. I was really proud of that Clinton tattoo ... Everyone raise your middle finger and yell, 'Get on with it!.'"
At the start of the encore, many people in the crowd raise "thank you" signs (the thank you for PJ playing 'Breath the previous night) and Ed says, "Ah, so you all were in New York?" and makes a joke about how all of the Connecticut people must be in the back of the venue. 'Breath' is introduced as "one we haven't played in a while but it sounded pretty good last night" and they seem to really enjoy playing it. During, 'Alive,' the show takes a dramatic turn when Ed notices asshole security fucking with someone in the crowd (who is holding up a flashlight?) and Ed grabs Eric Johnson's flashlight and puts it on the security staff, displeased. He tells everyone to go dance in the aisles, and everyone rushes forward. There is a crush toward the front that continues through 'Porch.'