Pearl Jam
4.8.94
Patriot Center, Fairfax, VA

Source:  Core Sounds > Sony TCD-D7 > DAT > cdr > dEdit > cdr > shn > cdr > EAC (Secure mode) > shn

D1:
01 Release
02 Go
03 Animal
04 Dissident
05 Why Go
06 Deep
07 Jeremy
08 "Kind of tough tonight"
09 Daughter/(Hey Hey, My My)(American Pie)
10 Even Flow
11 Breath
12 State of Love and Trust
13 Footsteps
14 Black
15 Alive
16 "Elevated"
17 Porch/(Tearing) 

D2:
E1:
01 Encore Break
02 Rearviewmirror
03 Corduroy
04 Not for You
05 Small Town
06 Blood
E2:
07 Encore Break
08 Indifference
09 Rockin' in the Free World  

Recording notes:
* Short drop out at about 2:05 of 'Release'
* There are periodic slaps on a table or chair from someone near the taper
* There are no fades between discs or encore breaks, so it is a seamless show
<B>The bolded below was added 4/9/04, may not be on circulating text files...
* The editing of this show was only to smooth out the level problems at the beginning. The recording level was extremely low and then later fixed by the taper. The dropout is on all circulating copies.
* Also, in order to stop posts from those who may think the spectral looks like MP3, the DAT was recorded at 32khz </B>

fivehorizons.com notes:
This performance was very difficult for Pearl Jam and many in the crowd due to the discovery of 
Kurt's death that day. A very tense and emotional show. Ed remarked, "... we are elevated a little 
more than usual, either that or I've gotten taller. I don't think it's a very good thing to elevate 
yourself. I think it would be a very dangerous thing... sometimes, whether you like it or not people 
elevate you ... whether you like it or not, and it's very easy to fall. So.. uh.. I don't want to be 
the messenger, somebody who delivers bad news, you know. Kill the messenger, but I don't think any 
of us would be in this room if it weren't for Kurt Cobain ... 1,2,3,4.." Incredible version of 'Even 
Flow.' Despite the sadness and misery hanging over this show, the songs were powerful and intense. 
By the end of the night the mood changed with the music bringing everyone together and creating 
strength. People started leaving after 'Indifference' as the lights went down, and started running 
back in when they closed powerfully with 'RITFW," playing like they couldn't stop.