Randomly Blogged: Pearl Jam, Euro Photos, Archives

Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder
September 18, 1998
Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland
Photo by Thrasher

Pearl Jam Close Outside Lands With Tribute to Neil Young from Spinner:

"Towards the end of the set, which included obligatory rockers such as 'Even Flow' and 'Daughter,' Vedder shared a personal memory with the crowd, saying that playing in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park reminded him of a situation 15 years ago when the band had to pull out of a San Fran show because Vedder had a severe case of food poisoning. Neil Young was brought in as the pinch hitter. 'I'd like to thank him for putting himself in harms way, in the service of rock 'n' roll,' said Vedder. As if in tribute (even though they often do this), the band closed their second encore with a pair of Young covers -- 'Throw Your Hatred Down' and 'Rockin' in the Free World.'"

More on the day that Pearl Jam had a concert and Neil Young saved the day at the Polo Field on June 24, 1995 from Addicted to Noise's "DISPATCHES FROM THE FIELD".

Another Archives review on Music Angle.com by Michael Fremer.

UPDATE: 9/1 - The authenticity of these "rare" tracks is being called into question. Judge for yourself and let us know what you think.

Buffalo Springfield's "Flying On The Ground Is Wrong" from unreleased Gold Star Acetate found in a box the attic at Ahmet Ertegun's summer house.

Also, YouTube - Buffalo Springfield - Hello I've Returned (Unreleased Gold Star Acetate). (Thanks Gil!)

Unpublished Interviews by Dave Zimmer about CSNY with Peter Doggett, John Einarson, Johnny Rogan and Steve Silberman from 4 Way Site. (Thanks Dolf!)

PHOTOS: Neil Young Nottingham 23 June 09 - a set on Flickr (Thanks Roger!)

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