Pearl Jam
SV055 - "THE MONKEYWRENCH CHRONICLES VOL. V: AVAIL"
November 6, 1995
San Diego Sports Arena: San Diego, CA

Source: Neumann KM-184 > Sonosax pre-amp > Sony D10 ProII (on 20' micstand, next to SBD cage) > DAT
Transfer: DAT-M > Archive Python 01931 > DAT2WAV > WAV > dEQ > dED > CDWAV > FLAC
(Intro music patched in from MWFM > DAT)

Digital Editing and Remastering: Dan Leehr
Artwork: Allen Robertson

DISC ONE
01 intro...An Ending (Ascent)
02 Release
03 Animal
04 Last Exit
05 Even Flow
06 Dissident
07 Not For You
08 Rearviewmirror
09 Elderly Woman
10 Go
11 Tremor Christ
12 Why Go
13 Jeremy
14 Deep
15 Daughter/(This Boy)/(Another Brick in the Wall part II)
16 "We've Been Through A Lot"
17 Corduroy
18 Lukin
19 Whipping

DISC TWO
01 Immortality
02 Alive
03 Black
04 Blood
05 encore break 1
06 Long Road
07 Rock 'N Roll Star (short) (^)
08 Habit
09 Better Man
10 "Good News, Bad News"
11 Leaving Here
12 Spin the Black Circle
13 Porch/(I'm One)
14 encore break 2
15 Indifference

(^) = Ed solo

Recording Notes:
This source is complete, one of the finest PJ audience recordings to ever surface.  The FM broadcast had 
more of the intro music, which that was patched in for good measure. This is direct from the DAT ; a zero-DAE seed.  
If you wish to distribute this show, please distribute these FLAC files.

Artwork and Release Notes:
This is the discs 13 and 14 in a fan-created 18-disc boxed set called "The Monkeywrench Chronicles".

Show Notes (thanks to Five Horizons):
After 'Jeremy,' Ed says "Thanks. Good singing." for the background vocals. Before 'Corduroy,' the crowd starts the 
"Eddie" chant and Ed comments, "We've been through a lot to get into this room tonight. You're gonna embarrass me in 
front of my mother." After 'Better Man' he notes, "What a sad fuckin' story. Wanna hear some good news? Of course it's 
not as exciting as the bad news. Isn't that true? ... Ever see people rally around a spot of good news? They can take 
some bad news and make it last for years." After dissing the Ticketmaster situation and the cops in "north county," he 
tells how the proceeds from the difference in the cost of tickets ($50,000) is being donated to the Surfrider Foundation 
"... so you can ride the waves." 

This is being distributed by blackredyellow.com in tandem with pj.sidewalkcrusaders.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 on 4/5/04 by DCL. More notes by spacedvest on 4/6/04.