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Silver Pistol/Please Don't Ever Change [Original recording remastered] [Import]
Complete Piano Music of Havergral Brian
Music: Bleecker Street [Import]
Black Rain [CD-single] [Import]
Cream of the Clubs [Limited Edition] [Import]
Mozart: Symphonies/Clarinet Concerto
Beautiful Day, Pt. 1 [CD-single] [Import]
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Though he's describing the weather when he says it's as "hot as the devil's asshole," Pearl Jam vocalist Eddie Vedder could just as well be talking about this amazing show, one of the most remarkable from this tour. The bluesy "Of the Girl" starts the show, and is one of five tunes from Binaural in the set, including "Grievance," "Light Years," "Insignificance," and the first live performance of "Sleight of Hand" during the encore. The encore, despite what sounds to be a briefly dropped drumstick during "Black" and a noticeable lack of any bass in "Evolution," is one of the best the band has done, mixing crowd-pleasing favorites with an obscure cover like "Timeless Melody" by power-pop one-hit wonders the La's. Whether the crowd is inspired by the excellent performance or the band is responding to the enthusiastic crowd, Vedder proclaims that "so far, this is the best crowd," a compliment he doles out infrequently. --Adem Tepedelen