SINGLE VIDEO THEORY .. PEARL JAM: TOURING BAND 2000 .. SHOWBOX .. LIVE AT THE GARDEN

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mmkayZ .. so here's a run down of what the guys have had released on video/dvd
[not music video clips]¡

PEARL JAM LIVE AT THE GARDEN

TITLE: Pearl Jam Live At The Garden
RELEASED: 11th November 2003
DVD RUNNING TIME: 3 hours, 10 minutes
THE BAND: Mike McCready-guitar, Matt Cameron-drums, Ed Vedder-vocals, guitar, Stone Gossard-guitar, Jeff Ament-bass, Boom Gaspar-hammond B3, fender rhodes
DISC 1 TRACKS:
Love Boat Captain, Last Exit, Save You, Green Disease, In My Tree, Cropduster, Even Flow, Gimme Some Truth, I Am Mine, Lowlight, Faithful, Wishlist, Lukin, Grievance, 1/2 Full, Black, Spin The Black Circle, Rearviewmirror
DISC 2 TRACKS: You Are, Thumbing My Way, Daughter, Crown of Thorns, Breath, Better Man, Do The Evolution, Crazy Mary, Indifference, Sonic Reducer, Baba O'Riley, Yellow Ledbetter
FILMED BY: Liz Burns, Steve Gordon, Kevin Shuss, Brandon Vedder
EDITED BY: Steve Gordon
MIXED BY: Brett Eliason
RECORDED BY: John Burton
DESIGN AND LAYOUT: Brad Klausen
"DEAD MAN": solo performance by Ed Vedder
"THROW YOUR ARMS AROUND ME": performed in Perth, Australia with Mark Seymour of Hunters and Collectors
GUEST MONTAGE: Guest performances, set to the song "Fortunate Son" by Pearl Jam – includes footage of Johnny Marr, Betchadupa, Cheetah Chrome, Sleater Kinney, Corin Tucker, Mike Tyler, Steve Earle, Jack Irons, Ben Harper, Billy Gibbons, Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart, Idlewild, and the Buzzcocks
BUSHLEAGUER COMPILATION: clips are from a number of "Bushleaguer" performances on the 2003 Riot Act world tour
MATT CAM: Matt's angle on five of the songs
BAND OUTTAKES: set to "Down"
CREW MONTAGE: set to "All Those Yesterdays"

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LIVE AT THE SHOWBOX

TITLE: Live At The Showbox 06/12/2002
RELEASED: May 2003 [available through 10C]
DVD RUNNING TIME:
TRACKS: Small Town, Off He Goes, Thumbing My Way, Thin Air, Breakerfall, Green Disease, Corduroy, Save You, Ghost, Cropduster, I Am Mine, Love Boat Captain, Gods Dice, Half Full, Daughter, You Are, Rearviewmirror 1st Encore: Bushleaguer, Insignificance, Betterman, Do The Evolution, Yellow Ledbetter 2nd Encore: Soon Forget, Don't Believe In Christmas
FILMED BY: Liz Burns, Steve Gordon, Kevin Shuss
EDITED BY: Steve Gordon
MIXED BY: Brett Eliason
RECORDED BY: John Burton
MASTERED BY: Ed Brooks at RFI CD Mastering
DESIGN AND LAYOUT BY: Brad Klausen
NOTES: Pearl Jam's December 6, 2002 warm-up show at the Showbox club. Part of the proceeds will be going to charity. "Live At The Showbox" includes Pearl Jam's set from beginning to end and is brought to you by the same terrific people who did Touring Band 2000, namely, crew members Liz Burns, Steve Gordon and Kevin Shuss. The DVD is not region coded, and it is in NTSC format, with no VHS release.
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PEARL JAM: TOURING BAND 2000

TITLE: Pearl Jam Touring: Band 2000 [RATED: M 15+]
RELEASED: 01st May 2001
RUNNING TIME: VIDEO: approx 2 hours .. DVD: approx 3 hours
THE BAND: Mike McCready-guitar, Matt Cameron-drums, Ed Vedder-vocals,guitar, Stone Gossard-guitar, Jeff Ament-bass
TRACKS: Long Road [Phoenix, AZ], Corduroy [Washington, DC], Grievance [Houston, TX ], Animal [San Bernardino, CA], Gods' Dice [San Francisco, CA], Evacuation [Tampa, FL], Given To Fly [St. Louis, MO], Dissident [E. Troy, WI], Nothing As It Seems [Seattle, WA], Even Flow [Philadelphia, PA], Lukin [Los Angeles, CA], Not For You [Los Angeles, CA ], Daughter/It's OK [Jones Beach, NY], Untitled [Las Vegas, NV], MFC [Las Vegas, NV], Thin Air [Phoenix, AZ], Leatherman [Seattle, WA], Better Man [Seattle, WA], Nothingman [Seattle, WA], Insignificance [San Francisco, CA], I Got Shit [Montreal, Canada], Rearviewmirror [Seattle, WA], Wishlist [Memphis, TN], Jeremy [San Diego, CA], Do The Evolution [San Bernardino, CA], Go [Boise, ID], Parting Ways [Lubbock, TX], Rockin' In The Free World [Albuquerque, NM]
RECORDED AND MIXED BY: Brett Eliason
ENGINEERED BY: John Burton
FILMED BY: Liz Burns/Steve Gordon/Kevin Shuss
EDITED BY: Steve Gordon
DESIGN AND LAYOUT BY: Brad Klausen
"DO THE EVOLUTION" VIDEO: animation by Todd McFarlane
"OCEANS" VIDEO: directed by Josh Taft [never been released in the US]

NOTES: Filmed during the North American 2000 Tour .. the DVD features 50 minutes of bonus footage .. this footage includes: stationary "Matt-cam" - footage available with a heavier percussion mix for two songs featured on the main body of the DVD: "Evacuation" and "Even Flow", and also for "In My Tree" [The "Matt-cam" is a special camera positioned behind drummer Matt Cameron], outtakes of the band set to "Smile", backstage scenes, a montage from the 2000 Euro leg of the tour with "Yellow Ledbetter" live, two videos - Do The Evolution and Oceans, and previously unreleased instrumentals recorded by Pearl Jam during early Binaural sessions. The instrumentals are titled, "Thunderclap", "Foldback", and "Harmony" .. europe 2000 summer photos by ev

.. and can i just say that the waiting of the release of TB2000 definately drove me mad .. and probably with the rest of the jammies in Australia toos *lOl* .. didn't hit our shores 'till mid July [can U believe¿¡ **gRR**] .. somethin' about difficulties with the jewel casing .. or somethan' *shRugs* but who be complainin' nows¿ J

ED's NOTE: at the request of the band and those who worked on this project,

PLEASE PLAY THIS MOVIE LOUD.

what you are holding is the end product of an idea that began quite small,.. and being the fan of Evolution that I am, thought it may be of interest to some how it came to be.

in some ways it is the visual equivalent of the bootlegs that have been released in the past year,... a basic document of what may occur at any given pearl jam concert. so already we establish that it may be for those with an acquired taste. it is long, as our shows can sometimes be,....//a number of years ago when tickets were hard to come by and so much work had been done to organize the venues, security, porta-johns etc., it seemed strange to stop playing after the normal hour and a half when you were at the peak of the journey,... everyone standing in their seats, amplifiers plugged in and working, and half a bottle of wine let to go,... the perfect atmosphere to break out an obscure b-side!

so what you have here has that element to it,... in the least, it is complete, being that there are 27 songs and then some,... I had a realization that this format might satisfy those who at some time during one of our live shows have felt the need to;

a.) get a beer b.) piss out the last one c.) roll something
or d.) discuss with your friend the power of patience from a Buddhist perspective

well now that can all be done with the introduction of the "pause" button. (found myself viewing it in thirds, with the first ending in "daughter" and then taking another break before encore,...)

one thing I was reminded of while watching, and what we may find most exciting is the non-traditional, almost grass-roots way in which it came together,... what you are seeing is basically 3 people from the touring crew who would finish their regular duties by showtime, then grab cameras and become a documentary film team. it was all very Bruce Wayne or Klark Kent,... I recall conversations like, "How are the voter registration tables going?,... Did my friend Jack get on the list?,... Oh, and did you film that version of Leatherman from last night?" to use a Mike Watt term, it was "ENCO",... (mind you, there are 3 or 4 semi-trucks with sound and light equipment, so its all relative,...)

the closeness we share with those who are on tour is what makes the experience truly worthwhile in the end,... it was interesting to see footage of Europe and how well it had been going, when all we seem to have remembered is how it ended,... There was a pivotal moment watching Sonic Youth open the first show back in the states... all the questions, doubt and despair were all laid to waste by the power of the sound and those who were making it,...

if there is anyone out there, as we have been graciously told a number of times, who feels that for whatever reason some of the music here has helped you work through a few things,... (or dance and sing on top of them), we can relate,... and to those who were in attendance at any of the shows, your presence helped to lift us and provide a sense of worth in what we do,.. thank you.

enough said. hope to see you again.
and please,.... turn it up.

Eddie
February 14, 2001

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SINGLE VIDEO THEORY

TITLE: Single Video Theory [RATED: M 15+]
RELEASED: 04th August 1998
DVD & VHS RUNNING TIME: 45 minutes
THE BAND: Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard, Jack Irons, Mike McCready, Ed Vedder
TRACKS: All Those Yesterdays, Faithfull, Brain of J., Given To Fly, No Way, MFC, Wishlist, In Hiding, Low Light, Do The Evolution
DIRECTOR: Mark Pellington
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Kelly Curtis/Cameron Crowe
PRODUCERS: Tom Gorai/Bill Hoare
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS: Ellen Dux/Adam Schwartz/Lisa Stewart
SONGS MIXED BY: Brendan O'Brien
EDITOR: Adam Schwartz
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