Jeremy (Live) - MTV Unplugged - Pearl Jam
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- Pearl Jam performing "Jeremy" from their 1992 MTV Unplugged concert in New York City.
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Yes, my son. There was a time when MTV had music.
Sad when you get born a long time after that
Wanna feel old? I was watching TV with a girl I dating when it first came on.We’ve been married 36 years now. 4 kids and 8 grandkids.
Isnt that what it stand for? Music TeleVision
@@joelvarelajr6495 He's saying, he doesn't consider music, the music MTV plays now
@@fuzzybutkus3951 Damn, daaaaaamn
MTV Unplugged was magic.
was...
Was
AIC tho
You got that right, so was SNL now it's just shit.
georgia bee Mtv was so cool, its hard to describe to younger people, how raw, soulful, and important music was in that time. You never know till its behined you, truly.
Still watching this in 2024 and still enjoying the hell out of it. Music, it would be a terrible world without you.
+1 shakes my soul and says "WAKE UP!"
🍻 I'll toast that!
🙋♀️ DITTO!
Eddie Veder is not from this world. His spiritual vocal range is legendary
Trump 2024!
I dont care how old this is. One of the greatest songs ever created
A Arte transcende o tempo. Apenas aprecie-a
prefiro mc pipokinha
Hey yanke, está me chamando de velho?
@taochi100 What very popular songs since -91 were just slightly less great? I'd like to see your list to understand.
Timeless beauty, such a bestial masterpiece 💔🌹✨
No auto tune, no effects
Just raw powerful vocals
No phones, no social media, this is the moment Hank became Gus Fring, not a cell phone is sight
You mean just raw comedic vocals?
And raw powerful music, too.
It's almost like there's different styles of music
One of the best things in the 90's...
Even though there are a lot of good small concert and unplugged sessions on youTube... they don't reach that level of magic and power of the athmosphere in that room.
Only the best had the honor of performing there in that programm.
I love the fact that Eddie sings with his whole body and soul.
How do you know?
@@MegaJmerk cause, he watched it???
@@zeke3103 you got me.
Jesse Merkelson you are stupid
YES! He puts so much heart and soul and passion into every performance. I love Eddie just as much now as then, but early 90s Eddie is my fave! He was still young and still had so much angst and it made his performances just so damn passionate.
This is arguably one of the best performances I’ve ever seen. This version of the song BLOWS the soundtrack version out of the water. His passion and the intensity of the instruments played by the band are amazing. So powerful tbh. Especially with the message and context of the song.
Music can be so powerful and this is a great example
No shit man. Actually one of the best performances I've ever seen by anybody
Probably replayed it over 10 times SING/SCREAMING "spoken*spoken*" over and over,...
@@38JamieLee38 listen to the june 26th 2018 performance. i believe it was in rome
What a great song, I love it! I put it into my "Shellshocked Radio - Recommendations" List: th-cam.com/video/ZHxviv5V6YI/w-d-xo.html Very well done!
@@38JamieLee38 true. I love that part and the OooooOoooooOoOOooOooO. Dude really gets into his music. I like that
One of the best MTV unplugged performances. Eddie's voice is just full of power and feeling!
The best one. Eaven Nirvana didn't closed up to them.
Verdade ...do karalho !
@@norbertomarkowicz8658very!!
@@transartus1487Alice in Chains
Prefer PJ in general, However Alice in Chains and Nirvanas unplugged is easily better. Not taking anything away from this performance.
Hard to believe Eddie is one of the last surviving grunge singers around today.. nearly all of them lost to suicide or addiction. Best wishes to him and the rest of the surviving scene
well he also never used drugs or smoked so i liked his decision
I was about to say wdym Chris Cornell and I’m like wait no😢
Nobody appreciate him now days. But one day when he die.. Everybody will miss him and talk about how good he was
I don't think he ever considered himself grunge. We don't choose our labels
Then again Kurt Cobain never saw himself as grunge yet people still called it grunge he is a grunge singer
Watching Eddie sing is one of the orgasmic things in the world.
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Perfect words......
So is shitting through an eye of a needle
@@supernewtown1 what the fuck 😭🤣🤣🤣
the acting is a bit much
What a song... What a singer... WHAT A BAND
Fuckinay! 💯
2024 and this of performance of "Jeremy" still gives me goose bumps.
It goes without saying that Eddie Vedder has one of the greatest musical voices ever
That's so true
It would have been cool to see eddie and layne do a duo - bleed the freak
@@geraldhoskins2021 Bleed the Freak is awesome! Layne Staley was another one who had such an amazing voice
Agreed
Shit, that’s soooo true
The way he sings feels so real. He really does tell us what happened.
Sim, dá p sentir! The best Singer!
yeah except they almost got sued by Jeremy's parents cause it was told wrong.
@@codycottingham130 yeah i know about that story. Kinda sad its not accurate. Still great instrumentation.
Cody Cottingham except it’s not Jeremy’s story and the song was just inspired by it. But nice try.
Robert Ryanson I didn’t say it was jeremys story. “But nice try” I just said the parents almost filed a lawsuit. Which pearl jam got out of it by stating it was inspired by a true story. “But nice try though” the original lawsuit would have been for misinformation. Stating that he depicted jeremys parents as not carrying about him.
God, Eddie was so beautiful back then. He’s still handsome now but these older videos really show he beautiful he was, especially when he was singing with such emotion.
One of the three best grunge songs ever. Smells Like Teen Spirit, Would and Jeremy.
Literally every second of this performance is ridiculously good.
Perfect!!!! O cara é foda prá caralho 🖤🤘🏼🔥
You Said it,,,
what a drummer!!!!
yes. I have to admit it he was brilliant. Pitifully hi didn't fit on the band way of thinking.
Diego Núñez was he a fill-in?
*****
he was the second drummer for pearl jam, he recorded on VS and Vitalogy. BTW I forgot to say, Dave A. sound way much better live than on record.
Dave A. Was actually their third drummer. Their second one was Matt Chamberlain
matt stone is the best
Dave is a beast on the drums. Absolutely powerful.
The drumming for me is also - sooooo awesome.
Agree.
Jesus......
Best PJ drummer!
That bass is killer!!!!!!
That 12 string bass actually was the lead in that song. Listen to the isolated bass track.
listening now through a pretty decent pair of earphones and by christ it`s a banging bass!! the whole song follows it , eddies voice is at the front and is as crisp as a frozen lake but that bass man!!! it`s fucking sublime
and the fact is actually he wrote this song with eddie lol
@@jorysharp917 I did just that and damn that's some seriously good playing and the tone and playing style exceptional 👍👍
@@waynus2021 and with a good amount of volume that song its like your in the crowd👍
One of the best performances I've ever seen. Eddie's voice is just perfect.
Da até raiva né kkkk.. puro nirvana enquanto canta. Pena eu ter nascido em 91 kkkk
Who?
Besides Alice’s 96 performance. Lol
Watch black from the same set
This is better than Black to me. His vocals are so good here
I love Mike’s little smile when Eddie was about to say “fuck”
Timestamp?
@@sunnyjha2717 1:32
He really wants to say it!
Me too.
The 90s was such a magical time for music. These bands, just like any other, get lumped into this categorical label of “grunge” and it just discounts how fucking great they truly were. It’s sad how few of the singers of this era of bands are still alive today. Experiencing this music as a youngster is something I’ll be forever grateful for.
Tenes toda la razon. Si te pones a pensar, podemos disfrutar de muy pocos sobrevivientes hoy, Eddie y.....f*ck 😶
@@noeliagomez5158 Huh?
The grunge era to be honest was music from another stratosphere. I'm 51 now and it just hasn't been matched.
Those grunge albums of the early nineties from PJ, AIC, Soundgarden were music from another stratosphere. The power, the energy, the melodies, the incredible vocals of the lead singers. Never been matched.
Well said, same feel lucky to have lived through that period
I can't imagine what it would have been like to be there in person, Everybody in the band, and the audience knew some thing special was happening with Vedder during this show, he was coming into his own completely, letting himself be truly inspired by the songs.
R.I.P Jeremy Wade Delle...
30 years later you still are remembered.
We've all been Jeremy at one point in our life. Cheers to all who made it this far.
My prayers to all the fallen Jeremies 🙏
trust me, no matter how much wisdom and character is developed, a perfect storm of unfortunate events and popular opinion turned against you will drag you right back.
there's just something about rampant judgmental misunderstanding of you, by others, and the corresponding ill treatment of your soul that sends you, inevitably, to being 'King Xxxxx, The Wicked (either that or make a sacrificial offering for the ignorant hubristic masses, like Jesus did).
Damn, why did that comment hit hard? Yeah, we've come a long way. Here's to all of my fellow Jeremy's. Cheers.
Well said.
I wish you all well.
Ourselves and we might know a few, cheers to us still around and kicking
Jeremy Spoken 2024!!! Happy New Year!!!
In class today !
That’s dark 💀
Eddie has one of the most powerful voices I have ever heard. And he sings every thing with great emotion.
had
@@daxrocha1981no. His voice is still great. Something I can't say for Jerry Cantrell.
Long live to the last grunge soldier!
True! He is the only one alive ! God bless him ! 🙌
What a sad label to have...
Dont forget Jerry Cantrell
don´t forget mark lanegan!
Plenty of members of most of that era's bands are still kicking and doing really well
[Verse 1]
At home drawin' pictures of mountain tops
With him on top, lemon yellow sun
Arms raised in a "V"
And the dead lay in pools of maroon below
[Pre-Chorus]
Daddy didn't give attention
Oh, to the fact that mommy didn't care
King Jeremy the wicked
Oh, ruled his world
[Chorus]
Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in class today
[Verse 2]
Clearly, I remember picking on the boy
Seemed a harmless little fuck
Ooh, but we unleashed a lion
Gnashed his teeth and bit the recess lady's breast
How could I forget? And he hit me with a surprise left
My jaw left hurting, ooh, dropped wide open
Just like the day, oh, like the day I heard
[Pre-Chorus]
Daddy didn't give affection, no
And the boy was something that mommy wouldn't wear
King Jeremy the wicked
Oh, ruled his world
[Chorus]
Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in class today
[Bridge]
Try to forget this (Try to forget this)
Try to erase this (Try to erase this)
From the blackboard
[Chorus]
Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in class today
Jeremy spoke in, spoke in
Jeremy spoke in, spoke in
Jeremy spoke in class today
[Outro]
(Spoke in, spoke in)
(Spoke in, spoke in, spoke in, spoke in...)
(Spoke in, spoke in)
Ooh oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh, oh oh oh, oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh
Ooh oh, oh (Spoke in...)
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Amazing song with wonderful lyrics and awesome instrumentals with this unique powerful voice of Eddie Vedder performed perfectly....made a timeless classic masterpiece....!!!!!!!!
I don't know how many times I've listened to this since buying Ten on cassette, never knew the lyrics!
I thought the second pre-chorus went "that money wouldn't win".
Darn those are deep.
Thank you for the lyrics
The best vocal performance of all time bar none
David A. on the drums is so engaging, interactive and responsive. He elevates every tune he plays on.
Eddies voice is like a roaring lions man..
A dying one. Lol
@@MatthewHyatt i didnt quite get that but yeah i guess :d
@@MatthewHyatt wdym by that
I dont even like his voice yet I can never not listen to pearl jam whenever they come on.
@@devintariel3769 you secretly fancy him that is why.
Hey Eddy, take care buddy. You are just one of some left in this earth to give the gift of talent.
yep so true!!!
I agree!!
Chris, Chester, Scott, Lane, Kurt etc. They could all be still giving their message :'(
you forgot jerry, he was a huge part of alice in chains, maybe as important as layne. he wrote many of alice in chain's great songs, and was also a great singer and guitarist
Layne
Good Evening Brothers and Sisters. This song is important. It describes, how many little children, may feel, at times. Let's recognize, be gentle, and show some Love. Thank You. God Bless us All
The best live performers of all time.
When your live musics sounds good, you are a good band. When your live performances are better than your recordings, your are an amazing band. Pearl Jam’s live performances were flat out amazing.
Thank You -;) For Your Words.
Good point that is mate
Going to see them live in the summer :)
COULD NOT AGREE MORE! This set is literally perfection. Especially it being so early on in their career. Just astounding how damn amazing they sound..
Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains
Eddie’s face when he can’t say “fuck”.
He was like I wanna do it but MTV won’t air it
hahahah the best. it seems more intense without the "fuck" because it relates with the anger locked inside Jeremy's heart.
@@BarbaraField Poor Kid( Jeremy, must have been in so much pain)
Seemed a harmless little f.. MMHMMMS
He almost did
Only Eddie can do this. What an energy.
Man! Eddie's passion to his craft is absolutely grabbing and what a deep song. Long live Pearl Jam! 🤟
That opening verse is so crisp. Insane for a guy that was originally self conscious about his voice. Pure raw talent.
the entire 2018 tour was fantastic. especially considering how old he is lol.
Pretty sure he was ill this day as well, really bad cold or something, absolutely insane how well he blasted this out 🤘🏻
Let's be honest, Eddie's level on this song is just ridiculous.
Hello, I am a drummer for the Brazilian rock / grunge band Rosetta T, we are looking for people who like rock to look at our material and give their opinion, it will be very important for us, thank you very much, never give up on your dreams, and work hard.
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The whole MTV Unplugged show, for sure,,,
Dave...is Incredible! Especially at the end!
This song gives me chills
No exaggeration...but this could be the best performance of all time. Right up there w/ Alive and Even Flow.
Those two live performances, Alive in that small venue, and Even Flow where he's climbing all over were seriously damn good live performances
AGREE
Black was my favorite even though he forgot a verse.
And porch?? Is the funniest performance
@@J.D.Hardesty this was a great performance! my favorite live performance is RHCP live at slane castle. every song was out of this world and John Frusciante's backup vocals were amazing
"Eddie, you're a baritone. Don't push it."
"OH YEAH? WATCH THIS!"
I nearly got kicked out of choir for belting E4 too hard, I’m a bass...
Eri Qiu you,my friend,are the definition of a mad man
I’m A Baritone As Well😂😭
Was this done an octave higher than the album version?
Im a baritone/bass love singing this
Eddie is such a powerful singer
The mark of an incredible voice: consistency. He could very well have recorded the album version in one take. Such clarity and control.
The passion of how Eddie sings this song is tremendous
2024 ❤ respect
Just love watching Eddie sing, he’s so damn eccentric and charismatic. Really puts his everything into it.
4:55 love how dave stops the cymbals to make sure eddie ended the tension that he makes
His face after is priceless too haha. Just smirking in amazement like, "God damn Eddie is just so freaking good."
@@billydeblasio3650 exactly!
Nope. It’s a technique frequently used that consists on simply stopping the plates from vibrating and cutting their sound. It’s a part of the song.
@@guicuecaseca but still pearl jam at their peak was one of the greatest at reading the situation in terms of playing live.
@Rowan Melton it just suits up perfectly
He doesn't just sing this song, he feels it! He has one of the best male voices in the business (he sounds live exactly the same as on the record) and hotdamn, he looks gorgeous. "Jeremy" is an intens song about a horrific event and he is the only one who could have conveyed the intensity of the event.
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Good god his voice is just incredible.
Such a raw masterpiece of emotion -- its about Jeremy who shot himself in class and took his own life. The lyrics do a great justice by highlighting parental neglect and his ownership of bullying and what impact it can lead to. The musical build up towards the end is something of a trance-like mentality that i think is to represent the build up of emotion that Jeremy had. Clever line too where he says "Try to erase this... from the blackboard..." -- of course such a thing would almost certainly cause PTSD to the whole classroom.
Anyway, great song -- very powerful and showcases how some things can only be communicated through the art of music. Great band -- they wrote about real life and real stories. I was fortunate to grow up listening to them. Thanks, still tuning in 2024.
This sounds exactly like the studio version. Eddie Vedder’s voice is just incredible. A true master of his craft.
The public there didn't knew they were experiencing one of the best concerts ever made.
Nirvana was iconic also
@@mikeamico6763 Yeah, and Alice in Chains too. There's something about grunge bands and mtv unplugged that just works perfectly.
@@YannMetalhead AIC was 4 years later in 1996 but they clearly took it seriously because Pearl Jam took it so seriously
@@Omertahun AIC, Pearl Jam and NIrvana are the best MTV Unplugged ever. There's something about Grunge and Unplugged that just seems right.
They did when they left.
😮This is absolutely amazing! hearing Eddies uncut voice like this, back in the day just brings tears to my eyes!😢🫶🏼
The Unplugged Series was so beautifully crafted by the music and the storytelling. 💙
I've lost 2 Brothers to suicide.
It's extremely painful and never understood.
The song is a tribute to a terrible incident.
I'm quite sure it was never meant to be harmful in any way.
My heart goes out to those who've lost and those who suffer from indecency in their lives.
Remember time passes and can get better.
Life is short in the overall spectrum of time.
Stay strong brothers and sisters...
With 💖
WB-USMC-Ret.
I'm sorry man. God be with you and your brothers 🙏
@@threewheelerdonuts8284
Thank You Brother for your heartfelt comment.
It's very appreciated
I lost my dad to suicide when I was 11. 43 now and it still breaks me.
@@wb-usmcret.2337 of course! My mom had a friend that committed suicide. It is definitely heart breaking and painful to say the least. I wish the best for you! 🙏❤️
May our God bless you!
Last years of MTV greatness...
7anubis7 1994 was the last year
7anubis7 Because Nirvana
Nope 1996 Was the final year because of Alice In Chains
It was ok in the early 2000s, once they decided to make money off knocked up 16 years and guidos the music part of MTV died
Madara Uchiha nah alice in chains bro
Deep hit the gut. Parents love your kids. A true poet told me that
Man never realized how brilliant Eddie Vedder was as a vocalist until I saw this...iconic song - great band
Sounds as good live as recorded! If not better.
allreptiles1966 better
Definitely better!!! This whole set is perfection.
Better
It's called talent and passion :)
"Sounds good live as recorded! If not better."?
Which one of the off keys empresses your obviously all omnipotent ear the most. I'm sure they appreciate positive feedback from experienced "tone death doctors" as yourself. I'm sure all who here you will be further impressed with the the band they have such harsh and experienced critics.
This man could sing the phone book and I'd buy the album.
This comment 🔥🔥
His voice is just WOW. I can’t imagine a world without this beautiful soul
Childhood trauma is always at the root. The parents never paid attention to him and quite frankly didn’t care. I experienced it. Children are the most marginalized demographic in society period. God bless all the jeremys out there.
Amen. I could agree a million times and it wouldn't be enough. American, and western society in general, does not care about children.
AMEN
AMEN
Actually, we don't truly know about Jeremy Wade Delle's home life. The song was merely inspired by his story
Hello random stranger reading comments. I just wanna tell u that u have a great taste in music! Keep rocking!
(Edit) stay safe take care!🤟❤️thank you for the likes ! love you!
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@@swiss7800 cheers mate🍻
But what if I know you?
Thanks man
hell yes
I can't stop listening to this song, not because I got the message, because of Eddie's powerful voice.
I remember this song, fist PJ, which I heard on MTV Young and Angry .. Now my favorites have changed, but still PJ's songs carried me through the most difficult times in my life and the long-ago dream of seeing PJ is coming true, the tickets are in my pocket
This live version is better than the studio one. “From the blackboard ohhh” he doesn’t add that extra ohhh in the studio version. Man this guys voice is amazing!!
He added the second "ohh", but it's underneath the first one.
No, it's in there. Just separate from the main vocal track.
studio version has the duplicated voice effect in "King Jeremy, the wicked" verse
Most live versions are. Or they used to be...
As a straight male, I am confident enough in my sexuality to say Eddie is hot
From a fellow hetero: yeah, 100%, no denying it
The fact y'all gotta clarify it makes me question
@@ulfrtheviking okay, Fabian.
@@GyzelE its ok if ur kinda gay. No ones judging
@@ulfrtheviking Ahh, for society to accept the kinda gay. We've clearly reached the peak of progressivism.
I'm an old man . 60 and 70 rock there are a few 90s bands that get my attention . Pearl Jam is one of them . Great performance on MTV .
Dave at drums really completed the perfection from this band!! 😢.
I was born in 1981, and this performance is among the top 5 rock performances of all time. IMO.
Here's the back story.
On January 8, 1991, Jeremy Delle, a 15-year-old sophomore, died by suicide with a Smith & Wesson model 19-4 .357 magnum revolver in front of his second-period English class. Delle was described by peers as "real quiet" and known for "acting sad". Delle was tardy that morning, and after going to his second-period class he was told to get an admittance slip from the school office for arriving late. Delle left the classroom, but instead of going to the school office he went to his locker where he had the revolver concealed, and returned to the classroom with it in his possession. Delle walked to the front of the classroom, and announced "Miss, I got what I really went for", he then put the barrel of the firearm in his mouth, and pulled the trigger before his teacher or classmates could react. Lisa Moore, a schoolmate, knew Jeremy from the in-school suspension program: "He and I would pass notes back and forth and he would talk about life and stuff", she said. "He signed all of his notes, "Write back." But on Monday January. 7th he wrote, "Later days." I didn't know what to make of it. But I never thought this would happen." The incident inspired the Pearl jam song "Jeremy". The band's lead singer, Eddie Vedder, read a newspaper account of the incident and was moved to write the song almost immediately
why the fuck 15 y old got gun?
It was at Richardson High School in Richardson, TX. Delle's parents wouldn't talk to the media about the song. A couple of years ago on local tv news, his Mom talked for the first time on tv. Here is the link if anyone was to watch it th-cam.com/video/Y8VeNMGmEMU/w-d-xo.html
Bring light to what’s happening. No one should have to leave the world this way.... i have absolutely felt the same way
Georgi Lechev it was the 90s, it was Texas. That last part is really all you need to understand.
I thought it was 1988 jeremy died
Most powerful acoustic performance ever, guitar & drums. Vocals of a lion
Yeah because they unleashed a lion
he is feeling the song so i feel the song. hey man you are awesome!!
THIS DRUMMER IS VERY GOOD.
1:30 that was adorable :3
Seemed a harmless little.....mmmmmmmNNNOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!
works around it so well
😍😘🤘✊💗💞
This song is almost 30 years old, and it continues to have the same impact on me because of Vedder's unique, impeccable and iconic interpretation!
And as the US gets uglier more and more Jeremys come into fruition
Growing up in the 80's, my friends and I wished to grow up in the 60's, but man.. How to know at that point that the 90's would be legendary?... among many things the bands still unmatchable...
Love the “spoke in, spoke in” break in between the “whoooooooooooa ohhhh ohhh” part towards the end. 4:03. That was the first time I heard the song that way. PJ evolved the songs and even added additional lyrics at times in this unplugged
@@breakbad9753 I’ll give you a hint - think of the band name of the group playing the song in this video.
@@breakbad9753 Pearl Jam lol isn't it obvious
Dave A. was the best drummer Pearl Jam ever had. I love his attack.
Too bad they fired him for petty reasons. Listening to their discography, they lost their hard sound once Dave "left".
Totally agree w u mannn 🤘🏼
Hell yes! I love his little 32nds on the high hat before he opens it. That adds so much to what is normally a single strike note. Incredible!
@@OhRaez Nah, even with Dave in, Pearl Jam lost their edge after Vitology. The rest of the albums never captured the dynamism that Ten had.
@@rumblefish9 Yea that's what I'm saying. Vitalogy was recorded with Dave.
That golden tone .... I forget sometimes just how astonishing Vedder's voice is.
I'm curious now. What is a golden tone?
Not just a bomb performance but the way he sends out those powerful vocals. I would have the chills if I sat in the audiance that day.
To this day...chills...tears welling up in my eyes...teeth knashed...sooo powerful. I will always remember "Jeremy"...he was my friend, and I love him still...
1:27 I like how he hesitates and doesn't swear I get why performers do that at live shows but the way he does it it feels like he's paying respects to Jeremy.
Cause it was for tv .
its probably more that they are performing on MTV
well, that wasn't what I saw, i thought at that point of the song he was feeling the lyrics so hard that he almost cry, I thought harder on it after that moment when he closes his arms, for his face and his teary voice, but yeah, maybe it was cuz they were there for mtv.
@@lolxq8435 I can see that, but I say it was MTV because you can see Mike McCready start to laugh after.
What a great song, I love it! I put it into my "Shellshocked Radio - Recommendations" List: th-cam.com/video/ZHxviv5V6YI/w-d-xo.html Very well done!
"Try to erase this from the blackboard"
Absolutely brilliant and painful verse
I miss MTV UNPLUGGED !
Sadly there's nothing to unplug anymore.
Absolute masters of their craft.
Sometimes I wonder if Eddie is consciously aware of what he's doing, or if something else takes over and possesses him. There's almost no other way to explain how his lyrics, melodies and voice so deeply affect so many people. The craziest thing is that he basically came out fully formed. He had this sort of strange charisma from day 1.
Definitely a very passionate guy for sure. I think he just feels his lyrics and his music comes from a lot of pain and raw emotion. Like he just lets it out through his music and is screaming his pain and sadness through the microphone. Whether happy, sad, or anger…he just lets it out through music and it converts to his powerful singing.
And the music definitely speaks to him because the way he just jams to it all while he’s singing
I feel like that about other artists too, like they are channeling something bigger than themselves
2021 is already here, anyone still listening to Pearl Jam?
Present
Always
@@trevorranta4000 Beat me to it.
Heck, yeah, man,,,I listened to Pearl Jam in the early 90’s,,,but I moved and got side tracked with Life, ashamed to say...but I’m having a Huge Jam Revival in my bedroom every night with my iPad and a little JBL speaker. But, it works and I am living MTV unplugged. Eddie Vedder,,,he is the Best vocals I’ve ever heard,,,and I’m older, but I still Rock out,,,
Nobody gives a shit the year your listening to a song, if you didn't know yet the date of your comment appears just to the right of your username so stop asking that fucking dumbass question already
What a song, what a band, what a voice
집에 아직도 CD가 있는데 이런 과하지 않는 파워풀한 목소리가 너무 좋음. 학교 다닐때 많이 들었는데 아직도 듣고 있음.
Eddie Vedder is one of those rare singers that sounds as good live , if not better compared to the studio record. His use of distortion and tone just sounds amazing.
I miss music like this. Someone needs to revive what real talent is.
Let's be optimistic
I talent scout for an alt label. Bringing it back.
@@cmejia4401 I bet youd like Slaves to Humanity, local socal kids, awesome sound
There's still plenty of raw talent out there, it's just drowned out by the pop factory. A lot of it is hiding in the metal genera these days.
It wasn't a cheerful era.
Eddie Vedder was my VERY FIRST CRUSH IN LIFE! I remember laying in the living room floor..I was only 5 maybe 6 yrs old when I saw Eddie and heard his voice for the very first time! ❤ This very video on MTV. I WAS OBSESSED!! I recorded these on VHS every time Pearl Jam was featured on MTV: Unplugged. I still have them!! ❤❤❤
One of the greatest unplugged shows ever.
Maybe im biased being a 90s baby, but the 90s produced some of the best music of all time.
dfge efertg your not I'm 11 and have a great taste of music (I think)
BostoNinja33 BigBaller your taste is shite
Coal Chamber FAN “coal chamber fan” lol
Not biased. I'm a 2000's baby, and it is soooo much better than what's produced nowadays
80's were better, but the 90's come in close second, in my opinion
1:29 his smile is everything 😂
About to say the word........