After a couple of years of searching, I recently tracked down a copy of this disc from the Official Promo CD set for the 2009 Ten 'Super Deluxe Edition', which contains the only known lossless digital source for this show.

Besides not being commercially available in lossless digital format, another criticism of this recording was that each track is faded in and out, making the show sound very disjointed. I therefore took this opportunity to patch the gaps between tracks with crowd noise taken from other parts of the show. This turned out to be more challenging than I realised, as some of the fades were very severe and there was so little available in the way of crowd noise to use for the patches. However after far too many hours of work on this I am pleased with the result, so I hope you enjoy it too

I have also included the original untouched rip from the Promo CD, as well as full artwork redone for CD jewel case from the vinyl jacket.



http://www.mediafire.com/?yimjiabizbpaa

Also soon to be available on the Demon.




PEARL JAM
'Drop In The Park'
September 20, 1992
Magnuson Park, Seattle, WA, USA

Source: Official Promo CD > CD-R > FLAC > WAV > Nero WaveEditor/SoundTrax for patching > FLAC
2 Discs (Patched and original versions)
Total size: 823 MB
Total time: 01:49:59
FLAC encoded, includes FFP and Md5 files.

Recorded by Brett Eliason
Mixed by Brendan O'Brien
Patched by ridleybradout

TRACKLIST:

01. Even Flow
02. Once
03. State Of Love And Trust
04. Why Go
05. Deep
06. Jeremy
07. Black
08. Alive
09. Garden
10. Porch

YOU WONDERFUL MAN!



Awesome work, look forward to hearing it.

thanks for this.

Thanks for all your work but is there some trick to download from Mediafire these days? I can't get it to work.

Holy cow! Awesome man!

I can't get it to download either. You click on the "download folder" link and it tries to install a download manager program. Fuck that.

I just tried to download again and got one of those fake anti-virus pop-ups that freezes and crashes your browser. Not good, Brad.

It seems to work okay if you open the folder and download the individual FLAC files. Some extra effort but so far it's working fine.

Thanks as always Ridley.

Relax guys, no need to download any software.

Simply open the folder by clicking on its name, and then do likewise for the file you want. This will open another tab, just click on the green 'download' button (on the right with the file size in brackets, NOT the 'download now!' button above with a big tick - this is an advertisement for said software ).

I know it's a bitch to have to download the files individually, I tried to upload in 200mb rar's but mediafire/my connection was having trouble with the large file sizes.

Torrent should be up in a few hours anyhoo

Oh cool, I'll wait for the torrent then.

Freakin' awesome - thanks Brad! No trouble downloading as individual FLACs. Transitions between songs are flawless.

Fuck yeah!

this is totally amazing ... been waiting for this for 3 years as well!

Brilliant job on the crossfades & patches. I was expecting some of the transitions to be rough but none of them are. A+++

Yeah, this is really great - amazing work.

This is awesome, ridley, thanks for finally getting it out there.


Anyone else notice some clipping/glitching on some tracks? An example being Porch from about 3:00, in both files.

I had some weird glitches throughout Porch when I first listened too, it was on the patched version via Mediafire.

I've since downloaded the torrent (all files again, just to make sure), I'll have another listen soon and see if they're the same.

Thanks for the feedback guys. There are 4 or 5 layers of crowd noise going on for some transitions, it was a very drawn out game of trial and error to get them just right.

I did notice some minor glitches during the breakdown of Porch on the CD-R version I worked from. I remember doing a comparison with the mp3 version released and I'm pretty sure the same glitches were present, so it's possible they could have been due to Ed's microphone/climbing antics? (I did said comparison quickly on less than stellar headphones so I could be wrong...)

Didnt they close with Free World?