Photo: Joqqla \/ Wikimedia Commons (CC0)<\/p>\n
Pearl Jam is turning a legendary 2016 Philadelphia concert into a vinyl release, pressing the band\u2019s full live performance of its debut album \u201cTen\u201d as a three-sided LP.<\/p>\n
The band announced \u201cTen Live\u201d on Thursday, the 35th anniversary of its breakout, PhillyVoice reported. The record was captured at the Wells Fargo Center, now Xfinity Mobile Arena, on April 29, 2016. That night marked Pearl Jam\u2019s 10th sellout show in South Philly, and a Flyers-inspired banner was hung in the arena\u2019s rafters to honor the milestone.<\/p>\n
Frontman Eddie Vedder, moved by the gesture, surprised the crowd by launching into the full album.<\/p>\n
\u201cI saw that number and I was like, I think we gotta do it,\u201d Vedder told the audience.<\/p>\n
First full U.S. performance of \u2018Ten\u2019<\/p>\n
The 2016 set was Pearl Jam\u2019s first time playing \u201cTen\u201d start to finish in the United States and its first complete run of the album since a 1992 concert in Munich. The show spanned 32 songs over three hours, including two encores longer than the main set. The band worked in covers of Pink Floyd\u2019s \u201cComfortably Numb,\u201d Neil Young\u2019s \u201cThrow Your Hatred Down\u201d and The Who\u2019s \u201cBaba O\u2019Riley.\u201d<\/p>\n