Pearl Jam – Soldier Field 7/11/95

Great setlist but the recording sounds like garbage. Really disappointed none of the other reviews mention this. It sounds like a clock radio. And yeah I have a nice system, and yeah this is the mint toothpaste official (not a boot). Cool collector’s piece but wish I didn’t drop the cash on it. Will probably sell.

If someones willing to buy it, me. word word word

I think it's strange this isn't the full show. Missing are excellent songs like Better Man, Rearviewmirror, Black, Blood, Yellow Ledbetter & great covers like Let My Love Open The Door and Little Wing.

It sounds great on vinyl, i was so surprised by the quality! Highly recommended, the set starting with Release and closing with Alive and Porch is epic!

WHY ARE BOOTLEGS BEING OFFERED HERE?!?!??!? TAKE THEM OFF PLEASE

Be wary of the shady sellers on here trying to sell the black and red boots and them off as the OG

If the vinyl isn’t the “mint toothpaste” colour it’s a fake.

This is a very famous recording of what is considered Pearl Jams greatest ever performance, that has been tampered with. Originally broadcast on "Monkeywrench Radio", a FM broadcast truck set up in the carpark of the stadium, it was a direct mixing desk feed and transmitted in MONO. It naturally had little audience sound as it was the PA feed. Later to make this album (Volume 1 and 2) some genius then sloppily decided to "enhance" the recording by mixing it together with a stereo audience recording. Unfortunately what resulted is phasey sound where frequencies cancel each other out giving the impression at times that the sound is coming via a twisted train tunnel and then sand-papered...and the dood with the audience mics spiraling and swirling around seemingly in the mosh pit causes an unstable stereo image. Dont try listening in headphones you will feel nauseous. But this is not the saddest part of the story. The genius "enhancing and mixing" these two sources together got the timing wrong, for several songs scattered throughout the 8 vinyl sides of this concert you start to hear double snares like galloping horses getting worse and worse during a song as the audience recording starts to fall behind in speed, you will wonder "what the hell happened here..." more than a few times as the sound just becomes a timing train-wreck. In summary...i do wish they had just pressed the clean soundboard feed. Gutted. Frustrating as hell to listen to. 6.5/10

This is a very famous recording of what is considered Pearl Jams greatest ever performance, that has been tampered with. Originally broadcast on "Monkeywrench Radio", a FM broadcast truck set up in the carpark of the stadium, it was a direct mixing desk feed and transmitted in MONO. It naturally had little audience sound as it was the PA feed. Later to make this album (Volume 1 and 2) some genius then sloppily decided to "enhance" the recording by mixing it together with a stereo audience recording. Unfortunately what resulted is phasey sound where frequencies cancel each other out giving the impression at times that the sound is coming via a twisted train tunnel and then sand-papered...and the dood with the audience mics spiraling and swirling around seemingly in the mosh pit causes an unstable stereo image. Dont try listening in headphones you will feel nauseous. But this is not the saddest part of the story. The genius "enhancing and mixing" these two sources together got the timing wrong, for several songs scattered throughout the 8 vinyl sides of this concert you start to hear double snares like galloping horses getting worse and worse during a song as the audience recording starts to fall behind in speed, you will wonder "what the hell happened here..." more than a few times as the sound just becomes a timing train-wreck. In summary...i do wish they had just pressed the clean soundboard feed. Gutted. Frustrating as hell to listen to. 6.5/10

gday everyone i have a promo copy of this album i just can't quite describe the colour of the vinyl it's sort of a light torquise..Can anyone help

we need at least a post-no code boot with jack irons on drums