Live on Two Legs

❤️

This is the Live Album that made me love Live Albums and Live Music! Even if you’re not a Pearl Jam fan, this is a great album to have in the collection, great recording, you feel like you’re at the show. Can’t say enough good things! Eddy Vedder is still cooler than all of you put together.

Although the songs aren’t all from one show, and some tracks are actually 2 different performances edited together, this is the best live album the band has made. It captures PJ on one of their best tours (‘98), with songs from each of their first 5 albums. This was their first album release with Matt Cameron on drums (back when the band allowed him to play at a decent pace instead of speeding through every song). The track sequencing was always a bit disjointed on the CD, but with iTunes you can have fun trying to build the best order. Overall, they sound really strong on this from start to end. Its hard to believe the same band that made this amazing collection, also made the mostly unlistenable “live on ten legs”. If you want to try a PJ live album, “2 Legs” is the one to get.

My favorite Pearl Jam song, only played live -10 times. This album has it. I love it, and every other song on this work of art. Worth the Price. - kik is PearlJam1992

Pearl Jam sounds great live, except when they play Ten or Vs stuff. They could play that stuff great when they were younger, but they can't now. Black is one of my favorite Pearl Jam songs, maybe even one of my favorite songs ever, but it sounds pretty bad live. When I saw Pearl Jam on October 30, 2013, they played the songs from Lightning Bolt very well, and I hated that album. Anyway, this is a pretty good live album except for the Ten stuff.

All the songs sound great! Eddie was tearing it up this tour.

It's a must have considering it's their 1st of many live albums...

Is this live or is it not? This album is defintially one of the best live albums that any band made I dont see how anyone could not give it 5 stars. Must buy for any Pearl Jam fan or fan of the hits.

OK first off I want to say this album is by far one of the best. I am personally lucky enough to have the CD. Eddie Vedder is at his best here, all the way from the kick a*s riffs of Hail,Hail to the haunting questionable lyrics of Red Mosquito. If you are a new commer to Pearl Jam, or an old fan, this album is perfect.

Captures just how energetic, spontaneous and just all around great sounding of how a Pearl Jam show really is!!