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Favorite "black" rendition
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Author:  dimejinky99 [ Sun Nov 21, 2010 9:15 pm ]
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Dublin 06
Author:  mick7184 [ Mon Nov 22, 2010 1:01 am ]
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shit I thought this was the bootleg thread.
Author:  triflusal [ Wed Dec 22, 2010 9:52 pm ]
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Some favorites of mine:

2000: Memphis
2003: Tokyo, New York I, Benaroya
2006: Turin
Author:  Farmer John [ Wed Dec 22, 2010 9:53 pm ]
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I really, really like the new version from Bridge School 2010 with the strings.
Author:  Kevin Davis [ Mon Dec 27, 2010 1:28 pm ]
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Me too.
Author:  Tig [ Fri Dec 31, 2010 10:15 pm ]
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The unplugged version. Eddie had so much fire and passion in his voice, howling "We... belong together... we belong together... we belong... we belong together..." Holy shit it's so amazing. If the studio version with the hard electric guitar and the talkbox "do do do do do-do do" had that ending, it would be the best song ever made.
Author:  warehouse [ Fri Dec 31, 2010 10:28 pm ]
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Tig wrote:
The unplugged version. Eddie had so much fire and passion in his voice, howling "We... belong together... we belong together... we belong... we belong together..." Holy shit it's so amazing. If the studio version with the hard electric guitar and the talkbox "do do do do do-do do" had that ending, it would be the best song ever made.

unplugged made me a fan for life when i was like 10. im glad it still has that effect almost 20 years later. totally agree, this is my favorite "black" as well :thumbsup:
Author:  Tig [ Sat Jan 01, 2011 2:20 am ]
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warehouse wrote:
Tig wrote:
The unplugged version. Eddie had so much fire and passion in his voice, howling "We... belong together... we belong together... we belong... we belong together..." Holy shit it's so amazing. If the studio version with the hard electric guitar and the talkbox "do do do do do-do do" had that ending, it would be the best song ever made.

unplugged made me a fan for life when i was like 10. im glad it still has that effect almost 20 years later. totally agree, this is my favorite "black" as well :thumbsup:





Black was the first PJ song I ever heard, my dad had me listen to it in the car when I was 13, and holy shit it was amazing. The ending was like, wow. Then my uncle played Release for me and my dad on his guitar and the floodgates opened. 2 years later, I am totally in love with Pearl Jam, it's like the most meaningful music I have ever heard... so Black is pretty special for me. And c'mon, how badass is Eddie :haha:
Author:  cutuphalfdead [ Sat Jan 01, 2011 6:22 am ]
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you don't say
Author:  Tig [ Sun Jan 02, 2011 6:38 pm ]
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I do say.
Author:  tremor_christus [ Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:02 pm ]
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Melbourne, March 17, 1995. Love Ed's voice through the whole song, specially the melodies he mumbles at the end (no lyrics, just ohh and ahhm), and Mike's solo is amazing (not so complex as in 98, but I prefer this one, it gives me chills). And there's also some bootleg from 1992, where Ed sings "Without your match there is no flame" during the guitar intro (I think it's Finsbury, but ain't sure), that's a nice version too.
Author:  spenno [ Thu Jan 06, 2011 8:20 pm ]
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tremor_christus wrote:
Melbourne, March 17, 1995. Love Ed's voice through the whole song, specially the melodies he mumbles at the end (no lyrics, just ohh and ahhm), and Mike's solo is amazing (not so complex as in 98, but I prefer this one, it gives me chills). And there's also some bootleg from 1992, where Ed sings "Without your match there is no flame" during the guitar intro (I think it's Finsbury, but ain't sure), that's a nice version too.

Yeah, that's Finsbury - June 6th. Another good one.
Author:  Scrub12 [ Thu Sep 20, 2012 2:27 am ]
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I've been listening to the 9/25/2005 version a lot (second St. John's show). They nailed it.
Author:  klehtun [ Thu Sep 20, 2012 5:19 pm ]
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Scrub12 wrote:
I've been listening to the 9/25/2005 version a lot (second St. John's show). They nailed it.


with the elanor rigby lyrics at the end, yeah that was a great one indeed
Author:  Hatfield [ Thu Sep 20, 2012 8:47 pm ]
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I wish we had a good copy of Merriweather Post from 1998. I remember thinking Black was the best song of the show and I was a little over Black at that time.
Mike was ripping those great solos that tour. Ed went and leaned his ear up against the speaker while Mike just wailed away.
Author:  vedder316 [ Sat Sep 22, 2012 2:11 am ]
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Definitely my favorite tune. The LO2L version is outstanding, and I love the usual suspects already mentioned here: Unpluuged, 4/3/94, but my favorite version of all time has to be Melborne 3/17/95. I never tire of it.
Author:  rimb [ Sat Sep 22, 2012 2:27 am ]
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I love the way they used to play it (in '93 and '94 at least) where Dave would stop drumming during the bridge (?) - the "And now my bitter hands..." part - and it was just guitar and a bit of cymbals.

Really added to the drama of the song (if that's possible!).
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