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The 2024 tour keeps rolling forward for the next week with our next stop in Baltimore, Maryland. Four years ago, the plan was to return to Baltimore before Covid happened, and then when it came time to reschedule the tour, the arena was under construction. So now they return for the first time in eleven years, which happens to be the only time they've played Baltimore as of this writing. This episode will feature the 2013 show, a show which is centrally focused on the loss of a music industry titan, Lou Reed.

The band set the mood from the early going here as the local crowd would get a show that features songs they were hoping to hear along with a little bit of the unexpected. The idea of the setlist and lyrical content can certainly be traced to how they were handling the recently announced death of the Velvet Underground front man. Songs like Hard To Imagine and Given To Fly can be considered choices that reflect this, plus an inclusion of Take A Walk On The Wild Side as a Daughter tag, and more direct dedications like Man Of The Hour and a cover of Waiting For The Man. We'll also get into a little bit of a mystery as to what happened to Jeff at the end of this show, and a yellow shirt guy that had the time of his life.

Keep in mind that this episode was recorded prior to the Philadelphia shows, so any conversation that you're begging to hear on Brain Of J will have to either wait for next week or is available to our on our Patreon reaction episode. We will however talk about MSG night 2 and how incredible that night was, plus a rating on how well Randy sang It's The End Of The World As We Know It on karaoke!

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Episode 301: Baltimore, MD - 10/27/2013

When proposing an episode for this week's show, the goal was to put focus on a tour that we haven't discussed a whole lot on this podcast - the 2011 Canadian tour. The question here was which show would be the one to cover. So we crowd sourced it and got some great answers, but the best answer was a suggestion to do the episode in tribute of former Calgary Flames star, Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, who were tragically killed recently. This made the Calgary 2011 show a no brainer to talk about.

There is a big storyline that looms over this show. This happened to be the same day that R.E.M. called it a career. Hearing the band react to the news and play a very impassioned touching tribute to them with the song It Happened Today has been the consensus call back moment from this show. Pearl Jam could have made a decision to play one of their more well known radio singles like Losing My Religion, Everybody Hurts or Man On The Moon, but we'll talk about how they selected the right song for the right moment.

There are also songs in this setlist that connect to something that the band has done recently such as Brain Of J, Rats, Crazy Mary and even something relevant in concerns to Johnny Guitar!

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Episode 302: Calgary, AB - 9/21/2011

This episode begins a two-part series where we dig into the shows at the Borgata in Atlantic City from 2005. These shows were unique for the band because of the small venue size holding a little over 2,500 people, but also due to the general admission area which was something that they had not done very often since the Roskilde tragedy in 2000. 

After a year of touring in Canada and testing out new songs and setlists on the road, this show has it's fair share of surprises and rarities for the time. Recently we saw Porch get played as the second song in Wrigley Field, and we'll get to talk about that when it comes to this show. Songs like Sad, Low Light and Man Of The Hour are in their early infancy, so we'll chat about how those songs were continuing to evolve at the time into the big performances that we're familiar with today. We'll dive into excellent versions of Save You, Crazy Mary and Rearviewmirror as well.

Javier joins in on this episode and will talk about some of the different things you're hearing at these shows including Cameron playing with an open snare and Mike's guitar featured behind in the mix. And we'll talk about our favorite performances of Dark Matter songs from this tour!

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Episode 303: Atlantic City, NJ - 9/30/2005

We're picking up where we left off last week as this episode focuses on night two of the two show run from Pearl Jam's shows in Atlantic City in 2005. High octane performances, an intimate crowd and a Bruce Springsteen cover happen in night one, but what could possibly top that? A song debut from an unreleased album, Stone Gossard grabbing the mic and an appearance from a spaceman? Those three things could help the cause.

The band kicked off this show with a dynamite version of Present Tense and from there it just kept getting better and better. Immortality impacts the crowd with an intense ending, Not For You has a fun new section improved, they let Stone sing even though the crowd wanted to drop the Leash and we get the live debut of Avocado track Gone seven months before the album came out. We will spend a lengthy amount of time on the debut due to it's uniqueness in the catalog. The song was written that weekend in Ed's hotel room and featured no other band member's accompanyment. So how was it able to be as impactful as it was considering the elements? You'll find out in the show!

Also, we see a rock legend join up with the band for Rockin' In The Free World here, and since we have finished up the North American run of our tour, we'll spend some time discussing some of the OTOTOs played at Ohana Festival. While we give Whale Song some love here, the episode was recorded before the band broke out Gremmie Out Of Control on night two. So perhaps you'll hear a voice talk about it real quick at a very opportune time!

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Episode 304: Atlantic City, NJ - 10/1/2005

Shows, And Uwucon

What if reality is woven from the smallest, most fundamental strings? Join Jeroen Schreel and Sylvester James Gates Junior, a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Maryland and Brown University, as they dive into the world of string theory and supersymmetry. Discover the true nature of string theory, the mysteries of supersymmetry, and the quest to uncover the particles and forces shaping everything we know.

This is the paper we discussed during this episode: 
Jenks et al., 2023.Towards a direct detection of the spin of dark matter. Physics Letters B, 842: Article 137956

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Podcast about Research of Dark mater in Dwarf Galaxies. 

Dwarf Galaxies and Dark Matter.

In our first segment, we delve into the fascinating theory that our entire planet was once covered in ice more than 600 million years ago. Known as "Snowball Earth," this period in Earth's history challenges our understanding of climate dynamics and the resilience of life. Join us as we explore the evidence and implications of this icy epoch. 

Next, in our update segment, we address recent tabloid claims regarding NASA astronaut Suni Williams' health aboard the International Space Station. Tune in as we discuss how Williams has refuted these unfounded assertions, reaffirming the dedication and resilience of astronauts in maintaining their health in space. 

Finally, we revisit a historical moment in space exploration with Voyager 2's encounter with Uranus. Did this iconic spacecraft catch the planet at a bad time, missing some of its most fascinating features? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of Uranus and what Voyager 2 might have overlooked.
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Ice Ages, Astronaut Health, and Cosmic Discoveries

In our first segment, we unravel the mysteries behind the formation of supermassive black holes. These celestial giants lie at the heart of galaxies, and understanding their origins could unlock secrets about the early universe and the evolution of galaxies.

The second segment presents awe-inspiring facts about cosmic collisions, the universe's most epic crashes. From galaxies colliding to star systems merging, discover how these dramatic events have shaped the cosmos over billions of years.

Our discussion segment tackles the Dark Matter Problem, as explored by the NASA Astrophysics Data System. Dive into the mysteries and challenges that dark matter presents to astrophysicists and how it influences the structure and behavior of the universe.

Finally, we conclude with fascinating facts about exoplanets from the NASA Exoplanet Archive. Learn about the new era in the search for life beyond Earth, as we uncover diverse worlds with the potential to harbor life in distant solar systems.
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Dr. John Hagelin explores the Intersection of Dark Matter and Human Consciousness.

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Dark Matter Matters!

Back so soon? After Pearl Jam just finished up a 37-show 2024 tour, they leave almost no time to breathe before announcing their next set of dates featuring shows in the south and the rust belt. Randy and Javier break everything down from the importance of some of the locations where they have not stepped foot in in well over a decade to some of the demand for each show. Join us as we get ready for the new tour year and can't wait to get on the road again!

2025 Tour Announcement Reaction

KUFFIN

The silence broke, and in the moment the essence discarded its remnant, being floated, doomed to dissolve in the very movement that created it.

Inexistential

... And Darkness Whispered To The Empty, Light Began Its Fragile Existence

It is a reflection on chaos as the origin of everything. There is no intention or purpose, only collision and fragmentation. Form briefly emerges, marked by its fragility and destined to collapse. Chaos is the primordial architect, indifferent to human illusions of order or control.

Fragments Forged In Chaos: The First Architect

For the third week in a row, you voted for which 2024 Pearl Jam show to cover - this time from the second North American leg! Without question, it was an easy choice as Philly Night 1 ended up with nearly 70% of the vote! And no bias came into play here at all! A large percentage of you are well aware that this was a special night for me, but beyond that, this show is unquestionably the best that Pearl Jam had to offer this year. This Saturday night crowd in Philly did not mess around, and while the setlist choices were excellent, the crowd and the energy that the band fed off them was the story.

For long time followers of the podcast, you probably have a good understanding for how personal this story is to me. Brain Of J. has been my white whale ever since I started going to shows 16 years ago. It was the song that truly kicked off my infatuation with this band back when I was twelve, and in 33 shows I had not seen it until this night. It was a cathartic moment that we'll relive, not just for myself, but also for my friends who understood what this meant to me. And the version is an absolute banger to boot! So yes, a lot of the conversation is dominated by this song and my thoughts during and after the moment, but that wasn't even my only fish I caught as Long Road was something that I had never seen open a show before.

Everything in this set is eyebrow raising, but we'll spend time on great performances of Why Go, Red Mosquito, Running, Chloe Dancer/Crown Of Thorns, State Of Love And Trust and much more from this show. We also invite good friends of the podcast, Aaron Redmond and Mike Cribier, who I got to attend this show with to talk about how special it was.

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Episode 315: Philadelphia, PA - 9/7/2024

The singularity is the apex of cosmic conflict, where chaos and order merge to tear the nonexistent into fragile forms. All creation is violence against the void, a fleeting illusion that inevitably returns to the abyss. Light and narratives are insignificant fragments before the only absolute truth: darkness and the void, eternal and inexorable.

The Singularity Holds No Mercy, Where Chaos and Order Intertwine To Tear The Nonexistent Into Fragile Echoes of Form

The Singularity Holds No Mercy, Where Chaos and Order Intertwine To Tear The Nonexistent...

Behold the heart of time,
The sun falters,
The fire that awakens today
Will one day be ash in the vast expanse.
In the symmetry of the shortest day,
I see the reflection of a dark abyss.

Even in its rebirth,
After the solstice, it remains mortal.
The fire returns, but never eternal,
Does it burn for us, or against us?
Merely a fragment,
A reminder of a universe
Indifferent to human suffering.

Bound by insignificance,
In the geometry that governs the cosmos,
There is no beginning, there is no end.
But the night does not hear prayers;
It knows we are cosmic dust.

The god who is born bleeds in the dawn,
Between choices and sacrifices,
We forge our destiny.
The cosmos operates in precise patterns,
Yet devoid of meaning or purpose.

The human microcosm reflects the macrocosm,
And all returns to the silence of the whole.
In the heart of nothingness, truth resides.
All things are born from what does not exist,
And all returns to the silence of the whole.

The Geometry of Chaos Finds Symmetry in The Winter Solstice

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Here, the primordial truth reigns sovereign, dismantling the frail architecture of human narratives.

It is not a band. It is not art. It is not entertainment. It is a fragment of primordial darkness, an extension of the void materialized in time and space to convey the absolute truth.

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This Pearl Jam podcast revisits the best live shows in their 30+ year history. From breaking down every setlist to telling the stories from every era, we provide comprehensive insight into the history of one of the best live bands to ever do it. But most of all, we're here to preserve the memories from your favorite shows that you've attended.

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