Frontier Touring And Triple J Present Pearl Jam . Memorial Drive, Wednesday 8Th March [A Mammoth Two-Section Poster For Pearl Jam's Concert In Adelaide In 1995] [Pearl Jam] America,Australia,Music

A two-sheet poster printed in black and gold on white paper (each section 1518 × 1018 mm), unmounted as issued, now lightly rolled. Residue of a small piece of tape on the verso of each corner, with minimal bleeding through to the margins on the recto; small stains to the right-hand margin towards the top corner; small mark to the letter A in 'Memorial'; overall, a superb item in excellent condition. Pearl Jam came on after the opening act, The Meanies. 'After Pearl Jam tears through the first four songs, Eddie cracks, "The wind's blowing this way and I just wanna say you smell great" (referencing the herbal odor that night). He introduces "Corduroy" as, "This song's about a jacket". A modified snippet of "Outshined" ("looking California, feeling like Australia") leads to "Glorified G". A bit of Pink Floyd's "Is There Anybody Out There?" is merged into the "Daughter" jam. Eddie's a capella, halting version of "I Got You", a song by the New Zealand band Split Enz, is short and he acknowledges that that's as much of the song as he knows. During a number of the songs mid-set, the stage crew lobs a tennis ball back and forth over the heads of the band, while they play!' (Pearl Jam Concert Chronology). Provenance: the personal collection of David Lovatt, proprietor of Bank Street Records, Adelaide (1985-1994). [2 items].