Pearl Jam - New York New York July 8th 2003

Review by Isaac Bonyuet

New York New York July 8th 2003 by Pearl Jam is a live album that captures the band's performance at Madison Square Garden during their Riot Act tour. The album features 27 tracks, including hits like "Alive," "Jeremy," and "Even Flow," as well as lesser-known songs such as "Cropduster" and "Save You."

The album is a must-have for Pearl Jam fans, as it showcases the band's raw energy and intense stage presence. Lead singer Eddie Vedder's vocals are powerful and emotive, and the band's musicianship is top-notch. The live setting allows for extended jams and improvisations, making each song feel fresh and exciting.

The album also includes a cover of The Who's "Baba O'Riley," which serves as a tribute to the band's influences. The crowd's enthusiastic response to the song is a testament to the enduring appeal of both Pearl Jam and The Who.

Summary by Isaac Bonyuet

New York New York July 8th 2003 is a fantastic live album that captures Pearl Jam at their best. The band's passion and talent are on full display, and the energy of the crowd adds to the electric atmosphere. Fans of Pearl Jam and live music in general will not be disappointed.