11/13/90 - 	Off Ramp Cafe, Seattle, WA [60m] (Temple of the Dog show)
		contact : Carl Sylvester 
		set : Hunger Strike, Wooden Jesus, Say Hello to Heaven, Reach Down,
	      	Call Me a Dog, Times of Trouble, Pushin' Forward Back, Your Saviour,
	      	Four-Walled World

12/22/90 - 	Moore Theater, Seattle, WA
		= Mookie Blaylock show supporting Alice in Chains.

01/??/91 - 	KXRX, Seattle, WA (Eddie, Stone, and Mike) [5m]
		contact : Michelle Garland

02/01/91 - 	Hollywood, CA [25m]
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Breath, Porch

02/07/91 - 	Florentine Gardens, L.A., CA [45m]
		contact : [email protected]
		set : Release, Once, Even Flow, Alone, Breath, Brother, Garden, Porch, Why Go?
		 = A Mookie Blaylock show with Dave Krusen on drums.

02/08/91 -	God Save the Queen, L.A., CA [35m]
		contact : Michelle Mochoruk
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Alone, Alive, Deep, Porch
 		= Another Mookie Blaylock show with Dave Krusen on drums.

02/22/91 - 	Seattle, WA

03/08/91 - 	Seattle, WA

04/??/91 - 	KXRX, Seattle, WA (Eddie & Jeff) [5m]
		contact : Carl Sylvester 

??/??/91 - 	W.O.W. Hall, Eugene, OR
		 = Mookie Blaylock show supporting the Cherry Poppin' Daddies.

05/25/91 - 	RKCNDY, Seattle, WA
 		= Last gig with Dave Krusen, and end of filming Singles.

05/??/91 - 	KISW, Seattle, WA (Eddie and Jeff) [5m]
		contact : Michelle Garland
		 = EV and Jeff announce that they are now Pearl Jam.

07/12/91 - 	JC Dobbs, Philadelphia, PA [60m]
		contact : Michelle Garland
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, State of Love and Trust, Alive, Oceans, Jeremy,
      		Why Go?, Porch, Alone, Breath
 		= Texas-born Matt Chamberlain played drums.

07/13/91 - 	Marquee, New York, NY [45m]
		contact : Abbott Wang
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, State of Love and Trust, Alive, Garden, Deep,
      		Why Go?, Porch

07/17/91 - 	Wetlands, New York, NY [60m]
		boot : Mother of Pearl CD
		contact : Melinda Thompson
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Alive, State of Love and Trust, Black, Why Go?,
      		Garden, Porch, Alone, Breath
 		= Very relaxed Pearl Jam show where Matt Chamberlain played drums.
		A driven performance of 'Wash'.  Eddie's voice looses itself in a screamy
		emotional streak, especially towards the end.  Probably, people get a bit
		wild, because he says to the crowd : "Okay, everybody be peaceful out
		there.  Let's enjoy ourselves, it's a beautiful fucking environment, so
		don't fuck it up alright?"  After 'Once' he talks about something that
		impressed him : "On the way over, there was a wheelchair in the middle of
		the busiest street I ever saw, just a guy in a wheelchair in the middle of
		the street.  Cars just barely missing him, it sounds so fucking crazy?  I'm
		tired, so exhausted just working.  I have respect for every one of you."
		Jeff and Eddie have an argument about basketball.  Jeff tells Eddie
		"fuck you" and "the Lakers will be back".  The version of 'State of Love
		and Trust' played here is a bit different than the regular version.  Eddie

		starts joking, saying that nobody knows his name here and that he's never
		been here before.  The other band members join in, telling him he's
		wrong about that.  Eddie answers, "I'll tell my mother."  The drum beats at
		the opening of 'Why Go?' took a little longer compared to the original
		version. So it sounds like a drum solo, which is quite particular.  This
		song is dedicated to a guy named Bill Lorraine. "Michelle Anthony (who's
		she? ed.) is gonna do some stage diving.  She promised.  Keep wave.  This
		will be the song Michelle."  The version of 'Porch' is also different from
		how they play it now; it was played like the short version on 'Ten'.  The
		band cannot quickly make up their minds about what to play next.  "We're
		doing 'Wild Thing', right?" Eddie answers: "Let's do 'Wishing Well', you
		guys are good looking!"  They start playing the first notes of 'Alone'
		instead, but stop and an "oops" is uttered, followed by a longish break in
		which Eddie addresses himself to the audience.  "Does anybody has to go to
		the Shabba Ranks?  Or maybe get a cup of coffee or gonna worry about it
		now.  For the last sole seminar."  They start all over again, the result is
		a not very well played version, but a very messy one, which is good fun to
		hear.  When they finish playing, Jeff thanks the audience and apologizes
		for it.  Ed's final words to the crowd: "I'm totally humbled by this whole
		thing!"  Quite some compliment...
		-RELEASE

07/21/91 - 	Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL
		= Supporting Soul Asylum.

08/03/91 - 	Mural Amphitheater, Seattle, WA [50m]
		attendance : 4000 sell-out
		contact : Carl SylvesterM

		set : Once, State of Love and Trust, Even Flow, (Outshined) Garden, Alive,
		Black, Deep, Why Go?, Porch, Breath
		= The first show with Dave Abbruzzese on drums.  Matt Chamberlain introduced
		him to the band.  Pearl Jam looks very shy, including Mike (master of
		animal sounds, according to Jeff).  The songs they play are rough versions 
		and sound more like demos.  A reason for this sound could be that Pearl Jam
		used guitarflexes instead of transmitters.  Before 'Garden', Eddie sings

		"looking California, feeling Minnesota... that's a piece on the new
		Soundgarden album."  During 'Garden', he helps Dave with drumming by hitting
		the cymbals with his microphone stand.  Eddie is acting during 'Alive'.
		"Is something wrong she said?  Of course there is!  You're still alive she
		said..."  'Black's intro was a long one and 'Deep' was dedicated to Freddie
		Mercury.  'Deep' was linked to 'Why Go?'... that sounds great, guys!  Stone
		does background vocals during the song.  "We have been looking forward to
		play outside.  This song is about, if you love someone, tell him.  If you
		appreciate someone, tell him."  'Porch' followed this introduction.  After
		'Porch', Eddie takes a basketball from behind the speaker and throws it
		into the crowd.  "They broadcast this show on the radio!  We didn't know
		that.  Hey, that's my ball, give it back!  It's Jeff's ball, give it to me,

		otherwise he will hit me."  The person throws the ball towards the stage,
		but Eddie throws it into the audience again.  Pearl Jam plays 'Breath'
		(you can find this song on the Mookie Blaylock demos, or on the Singles
		soundtrack).  During the song the ball came back on stage, and Jeff and
		Eddie played a short game of one-on-one.  Stone and Jeff do background
		vocals on 'Breath'.  "I come, I come...", Eddie said while he stage dived
		into the crowd.
		-RELEASE

08/23/91 - 	Mural Amphitheater, Seattle, WA
		contact : Melinda Thompson
		set : Once, State of Love and Trust, Even Flow, Garden, Alive, Black, Deep,
		Why Go?, Porch, Breath

08/29/91 - 	RKCNDY, Seattle, WA [35m]
		set : Once, Even Flow, State of Love and Trust, Alive, Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch
		= The day that Pearl Jam releases their debut album 'Ten'.  Mike rides
		on Eddie's shoulders while playing 'Alive'.

09/03/91 - 	RKCNDY, Seattle, WA
		set : ... Reach Down, Pushin' Forward Back (encore w/ Chris Cornell)
		= Most of the 'Alive' video was filmed at this show.

09/28/91 - 	MTV "Headbanger's Ball" interview (Eddie & Mike)

09/30/91 - 	I-Beam, San Francisco, CA [50m]
		contact : [email protected]
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Saying No, State of Love and Trust, Alive,
      		Garden, Deep, Black, Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch, I've Got a Feeling

10/02/91 - 	Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA

10/03/91 - 	Foundations Forum, Los Angeles, CA
		= Temple of the Dog reunion at this show.

10/06/91 - 	Palladium, Hollywood, CA [35m]
		contact : Melinda Thompson
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Alive, Jeremy

10/07/91 - 	Mason Jar, Phoenix, AZ
		attendance : ~7
		= For obvious reasons, no boots of this show have surfaced. :)

10/09/91- 	Rikki's Cathouse, Hollywood, CA

10/10/91- 	Troubadour, West Hollywood, CA

10/16/91 - 	Oscar Mayer Theatre, Madison, WI [30m]
		contact : Abbott Wang
		= The first show as a support act for the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

10/17/91 - 	De Kalb, IL

10/19/91 - 	Ames, IA

10/20/91 - 	Omaha, NE

10/22/91 - 	Eagles Ballroom, Milwaukee, WI [40m]
		contact : Carl Sylvester
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Alive, Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch
		= Pearl Jam supported the Red Hot Chili Peppers, third on the bill, with
		the Smashing Pumpkins.

10/23/91 - 	Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI

10/23/91 - 	FM Acoustic + Interview, Lansing, MI [20m]
		contact : Michelle Mochoruk
		set : Porch, Wash

10/25/91 - 	Pittsburgh, PA

10/26/91 - 	Cleveland, OH

10/27/91 - 	Rochester, NY

10/29/91 - 	Music Hall, Toronto, Ontario [30m]
		set : ...., Alive
		= Eddie was wearing only RHCP boxer shorts, and he dropped the shorts and
		jumped out into the crowd buck naked.  Security fished him out quickly, EV got
		back on stage, but the boxers on, and left.  What an ending! :)
		- Zeke 

10/30/91 - 	Music Hall, Toronto, Ontario [40m]
		contact : [email protected]
		set : Oceans, Even Flow, Why Go?, Jeremy, Alive, Once, Porch
		= This show was a support act for the Red Hot Chili Peppers.  The Smashing
		Pumpkins also supported the Peppers.

11/01/91 - 	Boston, MA

11/02/91 - 	Burlington, VT [35m]
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Alive, State of Love and Trust, Jeremy, Why Go?,
	      	Porch
		= Supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

11/03/91 - 	Civic Center, Springfield, MA [40m]
		contact : [email protected]
		set : Release, Even Flow, Why Go?, Jeremy, Alive, Once, Porch
		= Supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

11/05/91 - 	RPI, Troy, NY

11/07/91 - 	The Haunt, Ithaca, NY
		attendance : ~40

11/08/91 - 	CBGB's, New York, NY [42m]
		boot : I Got a Feeling [PLS 79921] CD
		contact : Melinda Thompson 
		set : Black, Even Flow, Why Go?, Jeremy, Alive, Once, Porch,
	      	I've Got a Feeling
		= Although this concert was not announced, it was very good.  The group of
		people who were waiting outside in the cold in front of the legendary
		CBGB's consisted of New York fan club members, Sony music officials, and
		press people.  It was very clear that Pearl Jam had a lot of fun doing this
		concert.  Pearl Jam opened with 'Black' on request.  This was the first
		time and, 'til now, also the last time that they have done that.  Eddie
		introduced 'Why Go?' with,"WHY...GO...HOME..."  After 'Jeremy', he said to
		the audience, "I can't imagine how many people in this room are tripped!
		In general, life is a trip.  Magic Johnson is a good example." "I was
		wondering why a bottle of water costs a dollar fifty?" was followed by a
		very driven version of 'Once'.  "I got nothing to say but I can see the
		people in the front getting crushed", Eddie sang during 'Once'.  "The
		people in the back are very polite!  They are not moving very much, but

		they are clapping.  I've got some friends up here in the front anyway and
		for them I tell you...one...two...three...four...", is his introduction to
		a short but screamy version of 'Porch'.  Before 'I've Got a Feeling',
		Vedder told the audience, "We have been thinking about this next song a
		lot.  We will try to play it, but we don't know how?"  This was also very
		screamy.  A very nice jamming session was added to the song, with Eddie
		improvising some words, like "Hey daddy would you look at me?  Hey mummy
		would you look at me?  Come and see this"  "We have got a feeling, we give
		it to you!  Now we are leaving!", were Ed's last words of this little
		performance.
		-RELEASE

11/09/91 - 	Tower Records, Rockville, MD [30m] (Acoustic)
		contact : Abbott Wang
		set : Wash, Black, Alive, Porch
		= A special acoustic performance Pearl Jam gave at Tower Records in
		Rockville.  There were about 50 people looking at this Pearl Jam mini-show.
		"We have never done this before", Eddie says to the people.  He is obviously
		in a very good mood.  While Mike, Dave, Jeff, and Stone are tuning their
		instruments, he is reading a magazine. He shows his new tattoo on his left
		arm to the audience and tells the people that it is his first one.  "Are
		you going to see tonight's show?", he asks.  Someone is filming this very
		special event, Eddie sees him, says hello, and gives a big smile to the
		camera. 'Wash' opened the set.  Mike and Stone were playing acoustic
		guitars, Jeff was playing an acoustic bass, and Dave played drums with
		brushes.  His drumkit was as big as usual.  The background was decorated
		with huge Pearl Jam 'Ten' promotion posters.  Eddie says that this looks
		like a rehearsal, but that they don't have all that light on where they
		rehearse.  A request from one of the spectators : 'Even Flow'.  "No, we are
		saving that one for tonight". Then he asks the band what to play next, and
		they say 'Alive'.  The first line of the song was sung differently by
		Eddie : "Son, she said where you picked that tattoo, what you thought was
		your daddy..."  The rest of the band is laughing about this line.  Pearl
		Jam normally plays 'Alive' followed by 'Black', but now they strangely
		enough played it the other way around. Before 'Porch', Eddie sings a few
		lines from the Fugazi song.  He introduces it as the encore.  At the end of
		the song he climbs on Dave's drumkit, because there was obviously no other
		place at hand to use for climbing.
		-RELEASE

11/09/91 - 	Washington, DC
		set : Wash, Once, State of Love and Trust, Even Flow, Garden, Alive, Black,
	      	Deep, Why Go?, Porch, Leash
		= Supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

11/12/91 - 	Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY [35m]
		boot : Roseland CD
		contact : Melinda Thompson
		set : Release, Even Flow, Improv/Once, Suggestion/Alive, Jeremy, Porch

11/13/91 - 	Warwick, New York City, NY

11/14/91 - 	Tower Records, Yonkers, NY [45m] (Acoustic)
		set : Wash, Alive, Black, Oceans, Porch
		= Similar to 11/9/91 Tower Records appearance.  Small stage is set up in
		record stores and band performs a short, informal, acoustic set.  Eddie's
		hand is bandaged from banging the cymbals at a previous show.  He says his
		throat feelis like "pins and needles", and he has some singing difficulty.

11/15/91 - 	Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY [40m]
		boot : Roseland CD
		contact : Melinda Thompson
		set : Black, Once, Even Flow, Improv/Alive, Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch

11/18/91 - 	Veterans Coliseum, Columbus, OH
		set : Even Flow, Once, Alive, Deep, Why Go?, Porch

11/20/91 - 	Kalamazoo, MI

11/21/91 - 	Blind Pig, Kalamazoo, MI
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, State of Love and Trust, Alive, Black, Deep,
	      	Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch, I've Got a Feeling

11/22/91 - 	Detroit, MI

11/23/91 - 	Detroit, MI

11/24/91 - 	Indianapolis, IN

11/26/91 - 	Normal, IL

11/27/91 - 	Bogarts,  Cincinnati, OH

11/29/91 - 	Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, IL [45m]
		contact : Carl Sylvester
		set : Release, Even Flow, Black, Once, Alive, Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch

11/30/91 - 	Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. Paul, MN

12/02/91 - 	St. Louis, MO


12/03/91 - 	St. Louis, MO

12/04/91 - 	Kansas City, KS

12/06/91 - 	New Orleans, LA

12/07/91 - 	KLOL, Houston, TX (Eddie & Stone) [35m]
		contact : Michelle Mochoruk

12/07/91 - 	Unicorn Ballroom, Houston, TX

12/08/91 - 	Vatican, Houston, TX

12/10/91 - 	Backroom, Austin, TX

12/11/91 - 	Trees, Dallas, TX


12/12/91 - 	Oklahoma

12/14/91 - 	Denver, CO


12/24/91 - 	KNDD (Stone and Jeff) [15m]

12/27/91 - 	Los Angeles Sports Arena, Los Angeles, CA

12/29/91 - 	ASU Center, Tempe, AZ [45m]
		contact : Caleb LaVergne
		set : Wash, Once, Even Flow, Alive, Jeremy, Why Go?, Porch
		= A show with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Nirvana.

12/30/91 - 	O'Brien Pavilion, San Diego, CA

12/31/91 - 	Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA