NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing. Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows... Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
Yea man the poor band was like “shit there goes our living and life,” Vedder didn’t have a care in his life at that point and he musta been going through something cuz honestly I get the impression that he didn’t care if he fell and died either lol.
@@zergtoss1 Vedder had a background in surfing, and though it sounds weird, it'd hurt more falliing off a 30 foot wave and hitting the water than hitting hard ground since there's also the wave's forward momentum throwing the surfer forward from the wave. People who jump from the golden state bridge don't die from drowning, but they die from the impact of hitting the water. I'm sure the band did indeed think he was going to die, but from my knowledge, he'd taken bigger risks as a surfer - whom break limbs all the time from being thrown from waves and hitting rocks from the bottom or otherwise catching overly high waves.
@@zergtoss1 He cared. I used to climb like this, without any regard for my life, and it was a spontaneous thing that I didn't really think through at the time. Every time I did it, I didn't stop to think about it until I stopped climbing, which was, thankfully once I got to the top, or back down to the bottom, at least until I got high enough that I realized how difficult it was going to be to climb down. It's a lot harder to climb down than it is to climb up. I used to climb up the rock faces at Tunica Hills (Clark Creek) in Louisiana, 50-60ft up hanging onto roots and rocky hand-holds. He said the same thing in an interview that I thought about when I was doing it, that he wasn't worried about it until he got up there. The act of climbing like that is like a form of therapy, as dangerous as it is, and your brain actually shuts up for a second while you're doing it. But the reason? Probably many things, but I do know that he was going through the loss of a friend, Andy Wood, dealing with a lot of angst and depression. He still deals with it to this day, living in his bubble house in Seattle. He still hangs out with Andy's girlfriend, Xana, who lives down the road from him. They go grocery shopping together.
@@zergtoss1 Eddie wasnt like that. He did care about his life just fine. He just had so much energy that he needed to get it out,so he climbed the lights.
"...not sure if it sounds like this live..." Yes. Yes it does. Even nearly 30 years after PJ started, Eddie Vedder still sounds just as good. He sounded brilliant even with all his jumping about and climbing in stuff.
@@Salomon_G I think you'll find it's clever editing. There's an interview with the drummer on that recording, Dave Abbruzzese, where he states, "We ended up using that version of "Even Flow" with some film we'd shot of a show at the More Theater in Seattle because, by chance, they synced up really well together."
I saw them when they played their very first show at the Off Ramp in Seattle under their original name, Mookie Blalock, and Eddie has ALWAYS had that sound and energy. He's amazing even if you can't understand his lyrics half the time, lol. They didn't care about the theater and it's rules for safety or the microphones or the guitar oe anything, really. That was the attitude, the sound and the rock and roll. It was Seattle in the 90s and it was awesome! I miss it.
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing. Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows... Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
I agree. I've seen them like 6 times throughout the years and they've always been brilliant. I've also listened to dozens of their bootleg live recondings and they're always great. Every other band I've seen live as often has had at least one time they weren't at their best, or when they downright sucked. Not PJ.
They are superb. But trust me when I say this, no band puts on a better show than AC/DC. They’ve got props, Angus going fucking nuts, Brian always nailing “I was bown witha stiff. Stiff uppa lip” I was lucky to go to their last concert in Melbourne, before malcom died.
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing. Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows... Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
Not bad at all for a guy who literally rose from literal rags to riches, homeless to living on Chris Cornell’s couch in his one bedroom apartment to the amazing legacy of Pearl Jam frontman.
Yeah its really strange that with all the Pearl Jam requests she went for Even Flow of all things first. Black, or Jeremy would have been much better, especially the unplugged versions.
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing. Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows... Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
I have always enjoyed Pearl Jam's music and Eddie's voice but seeing them live has turned me into a huge fan. It's more than just a concert it's an experience. I think everyone should go see them live at least once in their lives!
i was born on 1978. I was a teenager on the 90`s Thanks G`d for that. Vedder, Cornell, Staley, Cobain, Farrel, Weiland...great voices, amazing frontmen.
I'm really impressed that you mentioned Perry Farrell. A lot of people leave Jane's Addiction out of the top bands/singers list during the grunge era and to me that is a nearly criminal ommission. I myself was born in 76 and went through my college years during this era. Even though I love classic rock, metal, and other Genres, I always find myself coming back to this one.
You left out James Hetfeild if you were a teenager in the 90s you can't leave out him and may I say Axel Rose wow two biggest front men of the 90s but I'll let you slide cause your probably a dum dum anyway
Pearl Jam - Black MTV Unplugged version, please. And it's so funny that you describe this intro as aggressive, because Eddie Vedder's famously so gentle, sweet and soft spoken in person. On stage, though, he becomes this force of nature.
It's funny because he was asked one time about how it felt to be on stage with Neil Young and Eddie said it was like being trapped in a cage with a tiger (paraphrase) when he, himself, is as you said a force of nature.
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing. Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows... Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing. Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows... Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
I've seen PJ live several times. Over the course of 3 decades. He really does pull it off live, his voice and energy, especially in the 90's, was incredible.
Temple of the Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven Known for his vocal range, Chris Cornell manages an incredible G above male high C during the final chorus in this song. This is his highest officially recorded note. Make video for them, please.
Excellent commentary. It's lovely when someone who knows about the technical side of music gets it (Rick Beato being the obvious example). More power to you.
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I'll back up the Pearl Jam - Black (unplugged) request, you'll love it, no "90s kid" is allowed on this planet without listening to that song at least 9999 times.
Eddie has one of the most powerful voices I’ve ever heard. It’s very loud and strong. I’ve seen them live several times and it never wavers. The last time I saw them (believe it or not) was the day Prince died April 20, 2016. It was a bittersweet day, and there wasn’t a dry eye in the place when he was talking about Prince... But that voice was still amazing, and I think he had just turned 51 at the time.
This was the official video, but this is not the studio version track, it’s actually recorded live...the studio track is more polished. Also...Black (unplugged version)...please🙏🏼
@@blacksagelobo That's incorrect. It is a studio recording; it was recorded in-studio at the same time the band recorded the versions of "Breath" and "State of Love and Trust" for the Singles soundtrack. Google around and you'll find various references to this directly from the band members.
I kept a distance from eddie vedder and the grunge scene for a long time. But the first time i heard Hunger strike, it made me feel emotions i never felt previously.
"their hair is so fabulous, everyone's hair... I'm a bit jealous" ahah true, always wondered how their hair would remain so fluffly during a performance where you no doubt end up drenched in sweat
Well, are you sitting down? This IS a live track! 😄 They didn't want to mime to the studio version for this. They wanted the video to capture all the energy of the live performance, and I think they succeeded! That's what they were all about back then. Of course there was some editing done afterwards (you can hear some vocal layering in the chorus) but the base track is live, both vocals and instruments. And yeah, I would've loved to have been there as well... Aaaand yes, I am jealous of their hair too. 💗 Yes, please! React to Pearl Jam's Black, MTV Unplugged Version 😁
The same with Alive. I remember the first time seeing and hearing Pearl Jam I was about 16 or 17 years old surfing the channels landed on MTV and came across this video that opened up with ocean waves and then his beautiful guitar introduction next thing I know I see this neanderthal looking man take the mic and began singing something about a mother talking to her son tell him a story about who he thought was his father really wasn't and that is real dad actually died before he had the chance to know the truth. That was the night my life changed forever, and the rest is history... Let's Go Cubbies 2019!!
@@vanilla_milkshake It makes for a great story, right? Believe what you want, but I would have thought my comment would spur you to look up the facts for yourself...
This wasn't live. It was a re-recorded version with Dave Abbruzzese. An alternate version of the song was recorded with drummer Dave Abbruzzese in 1992 while the band was recording songs for the soundtrack for the 1992 film, Singles.[5] This version was used for the music video,[6] and was used in single releases in the United Kingdom. This version can also be found on Pearl Jam's 2004 greatest hits album, rearviewmirror (Greatest Hits 1991-2003). Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Even_Flow
THAT was a great show! A gig I attend, rather than worked, for once. Watching these reaction videos, I’ve remembered and realize how fortunate I was was to be there and how freaking amazing that music was, is! BTW…. Eddie climbed to back wall of the balcony. The guys basically jammed for the 10 or so minutes it took him to get from the stage to his jumping off point. He was a climber 😃
Your react videos are awesome to watch! Especially when you're listening to artists/bands from the era of music I grew up on. I was 12 when Pearl Jam's debut album was released and it brings back so many memories of preteen life. Keep on rocking, Beth!
Eddie sounds exactly like Eddie ,be it in studio, at home ,on streets, Antarctic swimming pool , forests , deserts, space or at the live concerts. Nothing less Nothing more. He's known for his aesthetic performances!
Eddie Vedder sang in a way that was totally natural to him. But every hacky 'alternative' singer that came after copied him and created a generic 'alt-rock' style called 'yarling'. It reached its apotheosis with Scott Stapp of Creed.
It really was too bad too. The music of creed was actually pretty good. Tremonti's work on guitar and writing was great, actually. But Stapp just ruins the whole thing.
“He’s breaking the microphone omg! They’re expensive” lol she’s adorable but obviously new to rock and hasn’t seen guitar smashing yet ! Thanks for this
I love the performance of Once at that gig (in spite of the problems with the bass - in fact it even brings out & helps you hear certain other aspects of the sound).
I just recently came across you and your channel and I have to say you have an unbelievably amazing talent! I really enjoy listening to you effortlessly analyze and communicate to your audience how various famous artists sing the way they do and what makes them who they are. I'm also amazed how you can so accurately and pitch perfectly mimic these great artists with such a powerful and nice voice....wow.
Carlos Sobarzo that shows probably my favorite. I love the way Layne sings man in the box there. He does a little different thing which I thought was cooler and should have been on the album but they did it differently on the album. That whole show is incredible.
This sounds like the single version of Even Flow which is why it's different than the studio version. They used live video, but I don't think the vocal audio is live -- doesn't sound live.
It's live. Especially in the 90's, he was dead on. Alive is also.. live. His cover of Masters of War at the Bob Dylan anniversary show is probably as perfect as Vedder gets. Comparison: czcams.com/video/YXdD1G5L17o/video.html
I'm a 90s kid as well. Born in 91. By the time I was three years old I loved grunge, and still do to this day. I'd really love it if you reacted to Soundgarden. Chris Cornell is my favorite vocalist. It doesn't matter to me what song or performance you react too. Pretty much anything he did was great.
Eh, i like PJ as much as anyone, but you cant call him most influential voice, when its beyond obvious how much Layne Staley has influenced him, his mannerisms.
I love how into it you get! Seriously thought you might have a little vocal snobbery but it seems you genuinely love a great song. Love this myself but black is even better!
The best thing about Eddie is that to this day he still sounds exactly fucking same. There is absolutely nothing that has changed about his voice. It's a rock miracle.
Yeah .. beautiful Beth .. i was there in ‘94 .. Adelaide ... we climbed ... we dived ... we Thoroughly enjoyed Pearl Jam ..... and still do ! 48 yr old Aussie ..love to my Celtic Sister ;-) xo
“Is he gonna sing with all that energy” lady he climbed to the top of a building and finished an entire song 😂
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He did it all the time on the song "Porch". He climbed REALLY high if the physical structure allowed. Even if it wasn't supposed to....lol
Bill Good to see Hillary lets you watch cool stuff like this lol :) Good to know you have some great taste in music.
@@dj_victory_vs997 yeah she let me go to the vitalogy tour in 95 with monica shit was fire 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
Pearl Jam - Black (MTV Unplugged, Live)
There cannot be enough comments requesting this.
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing.
Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows...
Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
Jeremy also
I literally just mentioned Black from the Unplugged show on the AIC vid.
@@xbriskx I know it's all opinion, but your opinion is wrong. Unplugged version is best
@@xbriskx it's stronger! YAASSS is diferent
The band thought he was going to die every time Eddie climbed the lights.
Yea man the poor band was like “shit there goes our living and life,” Vedder didn’t have a care in his life at that point and he musta been going through something cuz honestly I get the impression that he didn’t care if he fell and died either lol.
@@zergtoss1 Vedder had a background in surfing, and though it sounds weird, it'd hurt more falliing off a 30 foot wave and hitting the water than hitting hard ground since there's also the wave's forward momentum throwing the surfer forward from the wave. People who jump from the golden state bridge don't die from drowning, but they die from the impact of hitting the water. I'm sure the band did indeed think he was going to die, but from my knowledge, he'd taken bigger risks as a surfer - whom break limbs all the time from being thrown from waves and hitting rocks from the bottom or otherwise catching overly high waves.
@@zergtoss1 He cared. I used to climb like this, without any regard for my life, and it was a spontaneous thing that I didn't really think through at the time. Every time I did it, I didn't stop to think about it until I stopped climbing, which was, thankfully once I got to the top, or back down to the bottom, at least until I got high enough that I realized how difficult it was going to be to climb down. It's a lot harder to climb down than it is to climb up. I used to climb up the rock faces at Tunica Hills (Clark Creek) in Louisiana, 50-60ft up hanging onto roots and rocky hand-holds. He said the same thing in an interview that I thought about when I was doing it, that he wasn't worried about it until he got up there. The act of climbing like that is like a form of therapy, as dangerous as it is, and your brain actually shuts up for a second while you're doing it. But the reason? Probably many things, but I do know that he was going through the loss of a friend, Andy Wood, dealing with a lot of angst and depression. He still deals with it to this day, living in his bubble house in Seattle. He still hangs out with Andy's girlfriend, Xana, who lives down the road from him. They go grocery shopping together.
He was after Josh to kick his ass.
@@zergtoss1 Eddie wasnt like that. He did care about his life just fine. He just had so much energy that he needed to get it out,so he climbed the lights.
"...not sure if it sounds like this live..."
Yes. Yes it does. Even nearly 30 years after PJ started, Eddie Vedder still sounds just as good. He sounded brilliant even with all his jumping about and climbing in stuff.
Yes he does!!! Just gets better with age 🎤
Eddie Veddar sounded EXACTLY like this live when I saw him in concert. It was stunning and beautiful.
@@Salomon_G It was recorded prior to the album version in a different studio session with a different drummer.
@@Salomon_G I think you'll find it's clever editing. There's an interview with the drummer on that recording, Dave Abbruzzese, where he states, "We ended up using that version of "Even Flow" with some film we'd shot of a show at the More Theater in Seattle because, by chance, they synced up really well together."
as we all sing along at the top of our lungs
I saw them when they played their very first show at the Off Ramp in Seattle under their original name, Mookie Blalock, and Eddie has ALWAYS had that sound and energy. He's amazing even if you can't understand his lyrics half the time, lol.
They didn't care about the theater and it's rules for safety or the microphones or the guitar oe anything, really. That was the attitude, the sound and the rock and roll. It was Seattle in the 90s and it was awesome! I miss it.
Jelly
Pearl Jam - black (mtv unplugged) you'll love it
Praise the Ved!
Damn, you beat me to it on this video. I've been asking for that one on other vids too lol
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing.
Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows...
Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
This, especially if you want to hear them live.
He’s the last of a kind. Long live the Ved!
I’ve seen them 17 times in concert. I’ve been to well over 100 concerts in my life. They are hands down the best live act (in my opinion)
Dee Jay 70 Longest continuous rock band in US history :-)
Seeing them at Wrigley Field is on my bucket list.
I agree. I've seen them like 6 times throughout the years and they've always been brilliant. I've also listened to dozens of their bootleg live recondings and they're always great. Every other band I've seen live as often has had at least one time they weren't at their best, or when they downright sucked. Not PJ.
Same here
They are superb. But trust me when I say this, no band puts on a better show than AC/DC. They’ve got props, Angus going fucking nuts, Brian always nailing
“I was bown witha stiff. Stiff uppa lip”
I was lucky to go to their last concert in Melbourne, before malcom died.
You should do Hunger Strike, unbelievable vocals by Eddie and Chris
Or say hello 2 heaven
Hey! here is my reaction to Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike: czcams.com/video/Px21dbt7hb4/video.html
Now you NEED to react to Pearl Jam - Black (MTV Unplugged). Really shows off his vocals and, even more so, his emotions in their live performances!
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing.
Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows...
Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
The Release from 1992 in Holland is way more passionate in my opinion.
Good breakdown. Now Black unplugged live. You'll understand why it's heavily requested
I second this.
I third this!
Black from unplugged please?! Thanks for all your hard work!! 💚
From Roskilde?....too soon™ ?
Yes, that what I am requesting as well... Black unplugged 😍 where I fell in luv with this band
The most amazing thing is that Eddie did not take any singing lessons. His voice comes straight from his soul.
LOL not amazed.
I’d say it comes straight from his biology but sure
@@SnailHatan thats sad
Not bad at all for a guy who literally rose from literal rags to riches, homeless to living on Chris Cornell’s couch in his one bedroom apartment to the amazing legacy of Pearl Jam frontman.
The 90s was great time to be young and single...a great time in my life
Agree 300% still single jqjjajjaaa
It's 2021 and now I'm the one who's young and single. Employed, luckily, but still young and single.
@@tntfreddan3138 enjoy it...because time is fleeting
😎
Pearl Jam - Black (unplugged) version pleaaaase it gets a lot of request
Yeah its really strange that with all the Pearl Jam requests she went for Even Flow of all things first. Black, or Jeremy would have been much better, especially the unplugged versions.
@@Jack_Ss yess
Black unplugged definitely. It's waaay more difficult to sing, involves so much more techniques.
Yep...definitely Black Unplugged
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing.
Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows...
Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
Pearl Jam - Black MTV Unplugged please
I have always enjoyed Pearl Jam's music and Eddie's voice but seeing them live has turned me into a huge fan. It's more than just a concert it's an experience. I think everyone should go see them live at least once in their lives!
Toledo ohio... no code tour. It will stay with me..forever
Finally saw them live this past Wednesday and even though Eddie was still getting over the flu he still came in with some great energy
i was born on 1978. I was a teenager on the 90`s Thanks G`d for that. Vedder, Cornell, Staley, Cobain, Farrel, Weiland...great voices, amazing frontmen.
1978 as well 90s were awesome.
I was in my 20's when Grunge hit...I drank it up after a decade (the 80's) long drought in Rock-n-Roll. It truly was a magical time in music!
Otrebor Relsserd going beyond the Seattle scene trent reznor, marilyn Manson, Phil anselmo, axl rosethis list goes on and on and on.
I'm really impressed that you mentioned Perry Farrell. A lot of people leave Jane's Addiction out of the top bands/singers list during the grunge era and to me that is a nearly criminal ommission. I myself was born in 76 and went through my college years during this era. Even though I love classic rock, metal, and other Genres, I always find myself coming back to this one.
You left out James Hetfeild if you were a teenager in the 90s you can't leave out him and may I say Axel Rose wow two biggest front men of the 90s but I'll let you slide cause your probably a dum dum anyway
Pearl Jam - Black MTV Unplugged version, please. And it's so funny that you describe this intro as aggressive, because Eddie Vedder's famously so gentle, sweet and soft spoken in person. On stage, though, he becomes this force of nature.
It's funny because he was asked one time about how it felt to be on stage with Neil Young and Eddie said it was like being trapped in a cage with a tiger (paraphrase) when he, himself, is as you said a force of nature.
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing.
Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows...
Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
Contraband hiding deep inside his soul
Exercising his will to lose control
He lets go
;) ;) ;)
React to Pearl jam Black MTV unplugged
NO! Can people stop requesting Black from MTV that version!!?? Atlanta 94 is much more intense and awesome. The improv after We Belong Together tag is amazing.
Take it from someone who has been to 93 shows...
Link > czcams.com/video/_hXYzHlevvs/video.html
Good call.
She's just uploaded it!
I've seen PJ live several times. Over the course of 3 decades. He really does pull it off live, his voice and energy, especially in the 90's, was incredible.
Temple of the Dog - Say Hello 2 Heaven
Known for his vocal range, Chris Cornell manages an incredible G above male high C during the final chorus in this song. This is his highest officially recorded note.
Make video for them, please.
No it's not Sebastian Bach hit f sharp look it up
@@sweetness34km he said its HIS highest note. Nothing to do with Sebastian Bach
Yes, please do this video!
@@ThomasJ502 not only that, f sharp is lower than a G.
Hey! Here is my reaction to Say Hello 2 Heaven - Temple of the Dog: czcams.com/video/1hb4pdO6jRA/video.html
Not sure if anyone has already suggested it, but, Pearl Jam - Black (unplugged) is a good choice ;)
Good Idea, surprised no one else thought of that 😂
There may have been one or two requests before yours 🤔😏
Thank you! Yes, Black, unplugged!!
Excellent commentary. It's lovely when someone who knows about the technical side of music gets it (Rick Beato being the obvious example). More power to you.
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I'd love to see you reacting to "Oceans", where he basically uses his voice as if it's some kind of instrument. So beautiful to hear.
That song is magic.
I'll back up the Pearl Jam - Black (unplugged) request, you'll love it, no "90s kid" is allowed on this planet without listening to that song at least 9999 times.
Eddie has one of the most powerful voices I’ve ever heard. It’s very loud and strong. I’ve seen them live several times and it never wavers. The last time I saw them (believe it or not) was the day Prince died April 20, 2016. It was a bittersweet day, and there wasn’t a dry eye in the place when he was talking about Prince... But that voice was still amazing, and I think he had just turned 51 at the time.
This was the official video, but this is not the studio version track, it’s actually recorded live...the studio track is more polished.
Also...Black (unplugged version)...please🙏🏼
Just like in the "Alive" video.
Actually, this version was recorded in the studio also. It was re-recorded because they weren't happy with the version on the album.
I've always known it to be live, too... Wow, had no clue it was recorded.
This is not a studio recording , a soundboard recording from a live show.
@@blacksagelobo That's incorrect. It is a studio recording; it was recorded in-studio at the same time the band recorded the versions of "Breath" and "State of Love and Trust" for the Singles soundtrack. Google around and you'll find various references to this directly from the band members.
I would love to hear your reaction to Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell singing Hunger Strike!
Yes most definitely
This!
I kept a distance from eddie vedder and the grunge scene for a long time. But the first time i heard Hunger strike, it made me feel emotions i never felt previously.
So a goat and Chris walk into a bar
WTF? LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @@dbcooper648
Am I the only one who thinks her intro is the most adorable thing on the planet? Love your videos
No, you are not...and not just the intro..😉
@@mariog2609 True, she is beautiful!
Yup, I'm with you guys.
the *rawr* is cute af, as is she. I've never cared for accents but i actually like hers.
You’re not alone 😄
"their hair is so fabulous, everyone's hair... I'm a bit jealous" ahah true, always wondered how their hair would remain so fluffly during a performance where you no doubt end up drenched in sweat
Beths hair is so fabulous. I wish i had her hair
Thank you so much for doing this incredible song. Pearl Jam is one of the best bands from the 90s
Well, are you sitting down? This IS a live track! 😄 They didn't want to mime to the studio version for this. They wanted the video to capture all the energy of the live performance, and I think they succeeded! That's what they were all about back then. Of course there was some editing done afterwards (you can hear some vocal layering in the chorus) but the base track is live, both vocals and instruments. And yeah, I would've loved to have been there as well... Aaaand yes, I am jealous of their hair too. 💗
Yes, please! React to Pearl Jam's Black, MTV Unplugged Version 😁
Adriana Alvarez I remember when I first got Ten I was disappointed that it didn’t sound as good as this version. I mean it’s good but too polished.
The same with Alive. I remember the first time seeing and hearing Pearl Jam I was about 16 or 17 years old surfing the channels landed on MTV and came across this video that opened up with ocean waves and then his beautiful guitar introduction next thing I know I see this neanderthal looking man take the mic and began singing something about a mother talking to her son tell him a story about who he thought was his father really wasn't and that is real dad actually died before he had the chance to know the truth. That was the night my life changed forever, and the rest is history... Let's Go Cubbies 2019!!
Nemesis 23 I’ve seen them 8 times and you get your money’s worth every time.
Vedder is a vocal god
Not to burst any bubbles... Apparently, it ain't live, but from an alternate studio recording. Different drummer: bit.ly/2GNKCn3
You should react to Chris Cornell. Doesn’t matter what song. Pretty much all his work is great.
Ive had trouble to find a video of a good live performance
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Fell on black days acoustic session pls
Audioslave - I Am The Highway Live czcams.com/video/725iONdAu9Q/video.html that's a good one
this is NOT a studio recording. this is the actual live performance audio.
Sorry - this is a myth.
@@whythatspreposterous no... this is live
@@vanilla_milkshake It makes for a great story, right? Believe what you want, but I would have thought my comment would spur you to look up the facts for yourself...
This is a live studio recording. It’s not live in concert. Sorry....
This wasn't live. It was a re-recorded version with Dave Abbruzzese.
An alternate version of the song was recorded with drummer Dave Abbruzzese in 1992 while the band was recording songs for the soundtrack for the 1992 film, Singles.[5] This version was used for the music video,[6] and was used in single releases in the United Kingdom. This version can also be found on Pearl Jam's 2004 greatest hits album, rearviewmirror (Greatest Hits 1991-2003).
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Even_Flow
THAT was a great show! A gig I attend, rather than worked, for once. Watching these reaction videos, I’ve remembered and realize how fortunate I was was to be there and how freaking amazing that music was, is!
BTW…. Eddie climbed to back wall of the balcony. The guys basically jammed for the 10 or so minutes it took him to get from the stage to his jumping off point. He was a climber 😃
Please React to Pearl Jam- Black (MTV Unplugged). It shows off how amazing he is at singing and putting his soul into his art
"It's not a TV studio...JOSH!" As a Josh, myself, I felt threatened.
Your react videos are awesome to watch! Especially when you're listening to artists/bands from the era of music I grew up on. I was 12 when Pearl Jam's debut album was released and it brings back so many memories of preteen life. Keep on rocking, Beth!
Eddie sounds exactly like Eddie ,be it in studio, at home ,on streets, Antarctic swimming pool , forests , deserts, space or at the live concerts. Nothing less Nothing more. He's known for his aesthetic performances!
Eddie Vedder sang in a way that was totally natural to him.
But every hacky 'alternative' singer that came after copied him and created a generic 'alt-rock' style called 'yarling'. It reached its apotheosis with Scott Stapp of Creed.
It really was too bad too. The music of creed was actually pretty good. Tremonti's work on guitar and writing was great, actually. But Stapp just ruins the whole thing.
@@JensenDKMG85 Mark Tremonti is a killer riff writer. I will never deny that.
@@JensenDKMG85 Which is why Alter Bridge is still around
I think Billy Idol kind of sung like him before
@@JensenDKMG85 Stapp wrote some deep meaningful lyrics. His voice wasnt bad either
Seen 'em live. I can confirm a PJ show is worth it still today. So many albums worth of excellent material.
It’s Eddie Vedder. He’s always full of energy. And yes. He’s an amazing vocalist.
one of my favorite react video in youtube ! find myself coming back every few months
Has anyone suggested listening to them do “Black” (Unplugged)? 😉
Black unplugged by Peal Jam or Jeremy next . Good reaction to Even Flow .
Better both
unthought known
Read this when she said the word "spoken" and suddenly wanted to listen to Jeremy.
Ive seen pearl jam twice in concert and they always keep studio level quality with their music
You should definitely do Chris Cornell and Eddie Vetter singing Hunger Strike. Two of the greatest voices of the 1990s grunge movement.
Don't forget Layne Staley !
Hey! here is my reaction to Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike: czcams.com/video/Px21dbt7hb4/video.html
Pearl Jam - Black (unplugged) version pleaaaase
She just uploaded it:)
Pearl Jam - Black MTV Unplugged. You have to check it out...
Eddie is the nicest guy humble down to earth great singer
He came from having nothing
Spending lockdown watching these videos love to see anyone's enthusiasm for music
Just here to leave the obligatory Pearl Jam Black unplugged request
Mark Tiongco I came here for that too 👍
You know it.
“He’s breaking the microphone omg! They’re expensive” lol she’s adorable but obviously new to rock and hasn’t seen guitar smashing yet ! Thanks for this
You can use a Shure SM58 like a hammer then plug it in.
You're right. She should watch some nirvana :D
Don't show her John Otway doing Headbutts then!
Guitar smashing? Pete Townshend anyone?
Check out my reaction to The Who here: czcams.com/video/LqVTgFlqekA/video.html
Love this song and the way he sings it. He makes the feeling of the song. outstanding
She totally gets the brilliance of Eddie!! Thank you!!! Love this.....
Oh yes, Black unplugged, for sure, an astounding song. Needs to be done!
Pearl Jam is actually very good live. Saw them live about what seems a hundred years ago, 1991.
Beth, you need a Pearl Jam week. Pearl Jam has too many great songs, and live performances. Eddie Vedder is a legend, icon, and influence.
If you want to see more live energy check out their Pinkpop 92 show. One of the best rock shows ever.
I love the performance of Once at that gig (in spite of the problems with the bass - in fact it even brings out & helps you hear certain other aspects of the sound).
Black (Live) - MTV Unplugged - Pearl Jam
I just recently came across you and your channel and I have to say you have an unbelievably amazing talent! I really enjoy listening to you effortlessly analyze and communicate to your audience how various famous artists sing the way they do and what makes them who they are. I'm also amazed how you can so accurately and pitch perfectly mimic these great artists with such a powerful and nice voice....wow.
Its only now that i subscribe but i can’t stop watching your vids. Love the way you analyz and break down the vocal.
React to Alice In Chains - Man In The Box Live At The Moore.
You will love Layne Staley Vocals on this one
love hate love insteaaaad
Love hate love!
Carlos Sobarzo that shows probably my favorite. I love the way Layne sings man in the box there. He does a little different thing which I thought was cooler and should have been on the album but they did it differently on the album. That whole show is incredible.
This is an real live recording i think, the studio version sounds different.
I know for one of their music videos they decided to record the vocals live and not lipsync.
I don't know if it was Even Flow or Alive.
Yeah this is all live. For Jeremy they did vocals only live, but this is full band live.
Excellent review Beth!
This sounds like the single version of Even Flow which is why it's different than the studio version. They used live video, but I don't think the vocal audio is live -- doesn't sound live.
This was rerecorded in early 1992 with Dave Abbruzzese on drums, not Dave Krusen. Same session as Breathe and State of Love and Trust I think?
It's live.
Especially in the 90's, he was dead on.
Alive is also.. live.
His cover of Masters of War at the Bob Dylan anniversary show is probably as perfect as Vedder gets.
Comparison:
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that chorus gives me chills every time
They do sound like that live!!!!💙
I'm a 90s kid as well. Born in 91. By the time I was three years old I loved grunge, and still do to this day. I'd really love it if you reacted to Soundgarden. Chris Cornell is my favorite vocalist. It doesn't matter to me what song or performance you react too. Pretty much anything he did was great.
I was born in 1980 and I consider myself a 90s kid.
Please do more of their grunge era!
Chris cornell!!!
Nirvana - Where did you sleep last night (unplugged)
PLEASE.
This right here!
Yes! Best live performance ive heard in my entire life.. that voice, omg that voice!
Wow. That's an incredible performance. Yes!
That whole Nirvana Unplugged show...
Eddie is the most handsome man I’ve ever seen. Huge fan!!
I absolutely agree. Then as now I'd say. He aged incredibly well.
Does anyone know why he makes that weird face sometimes when he sings?
As others have said. PJ - Black MTV Unplugged will blow your mind.
Pearl Jam- Black (Unplugged)
Hello, if you want to really enjoy a live performance I recommend their full set in Pinkpop 92- Pearl Jam
Hell yeah, that's when PJ was at their most intense!!!!
I truly loooove the pinkpop '92 performance! So f*ckin' intensive. Wish I was there...
Yeah i was there too, still my favorite so many years and concerts later.
Exactly one of my favorite Pearl Jam concerts Pinkpop 1992 oohhh my goodness ❤️🤘✌️
Omg, yes!! I was thinking of Pink right before you mentioned her! The live performance specifically of when she sang "Try." 👍🏻💚
As everybody said Black unplugged. He uses a lot of vibrato on that song
‘Jeremy’ would have been a good pearl jam song to react to 😀
he sounds just like this live. one of the best live singers ever
His live performance is so close to the recording it’s unbelievable!
You need to react to Cemetery Gates by Pantera, those are really good vocals!
Yes
Hell yeah brother!
Yes!
PJ Black - PJ Black - PJ Black - MTV Unplugged Please :)
He does sound exactly like that live, I saw them so many times, he's absolutely incredible
Guitar Hero 3 Memories ❤ I love this song...
I'll just go with the flow here... MTV unplugged version of Black
React to Pearl Jam - Black (Unplugged version)
She really gets it, I love her vocal expertise
And I was at that show!! Seattle Keeping Rock Alive! 🤘🏽🔥💚
Eddie Vedder is the most influential voice of the last 30 years in Rock. Pearl Jam is arguably the greatest band this country has ever produced
Eh, i like PJ as much as anyone, but you cant call him most influential voice, when its beyond obvious how much Layne Staley has influenced him, his mannerisms.
Release me by Pearl Jam. That will blow you away. Guaranteed
Yes!
Absolutely
Yep theres a live version from 1992 on youtube thats fucking amazing
Release at Fenway this year was insane. Have you seen the footage from outside the stadium? 😯
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Just discovered these reaction videos. Watched all the top folks. You're the best (IMHO) one at it. Please keep going!!
I love how into it you get! Seriously thought you might have a little vocal snobbery but it seems you genuinely love a great song. Love this myself but black is even better!
Pearl Jams unplugged versions are epic
I don't know if anyone told you this but you should react to pearl jam - Black (unplugged version)
Unplugged a MUST...! His voice...no words...
The best thing about Eddie is that to this day he still sounds exactly fucking same. There is absolutely nothing that has changed about his voice. It's a rock miracle.
Yes! Please react to Black (unplugged)!
Gotta do Pearl Jam-Black MTV Unplugged
Yeah .. beautiful Beth .. i was there in ‘94 .. Adelaide ... we climbed ... we dived ... we Thoroughly enjoyed Pearl Jam ..... and still do ! 48 yr old Aussie ..love to my Celtic Sister ;-) xo
the only grunge singer we still have. He must b treasured.
Black unplugged plz and thx