Live On 4 Legs: Pearl Jam Podcast

The time is finally here! We've been waiting for a year and a half to find out who the new drummer of Pearl Jam is going to be, and this weekend at the Ohana Festival, we'll finally have our answer. Will it be Jane's Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins? Zak Starkey from The Who? Dave Krusen making a triumphant return? Or maybe a guy like Abe Laboriel Jr., Josh Freese or Richard Stuverud. The time has finally come to turn the page to the next chapter, and we're here to get you ready for it with this week's episode going back to the most recent Ohana performance back in 2024.

There were a few storylines from night one that needed a follow up with the most important being the OTOTO bust out, Whale Song. Would they go OTOTO on back-to-back shows? The question can be simply answered by saying... COWABUNGA! Gremmie Out Of Control is finally played for the first ever time featuring Brendan O'Brien on guitar and Stone Gossard as the Silly Surfer. We'll talk about how much fun this performance is with this being a huge checkmark off of so many people's master list of serious collector songs. We'll also talk about the return of Big Wave, and how a Taylor Swift song and Last Kiss seem to go together perfectly, especially when played by a father-daughter duo.

This episode will cover the setlist, but mostly we'll be playing some prediction games! Randy and Javi do their best attempt at guessing who the cast of the Eddie And Friends show is going to be with a game called Lock, Stock and Narrow, and they'll play a setlist game to try and select songs that may be played this weekend.

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Pearl Jam is about to play their first show in over a year beginning a brand new chapter in the band's 36th year of existence. At the Ohana Festival, we'll find out who will be named the band's sixth drummer to replace the long reign of Matt Cameron. The next two episodes will prepare for this occasion with a lot of drummer discussion as well as coverage of the last time they played at Eddie's Ohana Festival two years ago.

We play a little game of drummer roulette in this episode selecting five intriguing names who've either been rumored or would make for good fits for this band's future. We'll break down all of the pros and cons of each and the likelihood that we'll see them put in the position behind the kit. We'll also talk about a show that came with a lot of buzz that followed it as a "white whale" was poached for all of the serious collectors. For the very first time in their history, Lost Dog deep cut Whale Song was played with the help of Jack Irons son, Zach. We'll discuss the moment and what it meant for the band to play it, leading up to yet another big moment that happened two nights later.

Check out the episode to witness a fun set on the beach and help us play a game of guess who trying to figure out who's on stage for Rockin' In The Free World. Oh, and get ready to DEVOLVE as DEVO will be referenced almost a dozen times, and the energy dome will make an appearance as well!

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This episode of Live On 4 Legs is all about celebrations. While every episode is a celebration of Pearl Jam and their history, sometimes we need to take a pause and celebrate ourselves for being able to do what we do for as long as we've been able to do it. So this episode marks the celebration of the podcast's eighth birthday, and also the 40th birthday of host Randy Sobel. To honor that, we are covering the Toronto 2022 show that also happened on Randy's birthday, September, 8.

This episode will feature lots of great stories about the day and surroundings, but the show that night was massive and gets undervalued in the grand scheme of the 2022 tour year. One of the things every one hopes to witness at a Pearl Jam show is something that can't or hasn't been replicated many times before. This show is special because some of those stand out moments such as a tribute to the death of Queen Elizabeth with a performance of The Beatles' Her Majesty packaged together with All Those Yesterdays. Canadian friends were shouted out during this show, ones still with us like Neil Young where a mention of him before I Got Shit led to the rare Cinnamon Girl tag on the backend, and ones no longer with us like Neil Peart and the late Gord Downie, who was referenced throughout the night. All of that, and tons of high energy in the building with a big time crowd for Toronto's 18th Pearl Jam show.

Check out this fun episode where we'll get in a Tom Green reference, and introduce you all to Randy's most dumb, expensive thing he's bought at a show... that is subsequently the greatest thing on this Earth.

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Pearl Jam's run in Italy from 2006 is documented in the Immagine In Cornice concert film directed by Danny Clinch, but with only small portions of the performances showcased, you don't get to experience the rundown of a full show. This episode covers the Milan show from the tour. It's a show that kicks off with high octane energy and keeps that momentum moving throughout the night. Incredible performances, perfect transitions between songs and a crowd that is ridiculously passionate about this band.

Something brought to the table in this episode is the discussion of when Pearl Jam's prime was. What's considered their prime? The height of their popularity or their best years live? We try and answer the question while putting high praise on the 2006 tour year. The reason being - this show is an instant classic showcasing Pearl Jam at an untouchable level. Opening with Go sets the tone, the crowd makes a statement on songs like Daughter, Black and even Man Of The Hour, and performances of songs like Comatose, State Of Love And Trust and Alive are what makes this night unforgettable.

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The 2006 Tour was considered to be the last "monster" run of Pearl Jam's career with over 80 performances marked in a full calendar year. One of their most memorable runs took place in September in the heart of their European tour as they spent five shows touring historic locations in Italy. The run was so momentous that it received a concert movie directed by famed music photographer, Danny Clinch, called Immagine In Cornice that documented performances in Verona, Milan, Torino and Pistoia.

This episode features coverage of the Verona show from the historic coliseum that they played back in 2000. The documentary gives ample time to provide stories of the venue and it's history dating back to 30 AD, and puts emphasis on the importance of Pearl Jam playing there. When the band took the stage, a hard rain fell from the skies making a song that's already very spiritual in Release feel monumental in the environment, especially in the storm. What followed was exactly what you'd expect from a 2006 show - big time anthems played at blistering speeds. Songs like Do The Evolution, Grievance, Corduroy, World Wide Suicide, Blood and Rockin' In The Free World are some of the best examples of that treatment, but you can't have a 2006 show without the legendary Even Flow performances with a massive drum solo from Matt Cameron.

We'll talk about the film and our favorite memories from it as well as a gauge of the fans preferences as we compared the fast paced 2006 sets to the performances from other eras that feature more of a groove.

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