Ah, the early '90s—a fascinating era for Pearl Jam! Just a few months before their intimate show at Tower Records in Yonkers on November 14, 1991, the band released their iconic debut album, "Ten." This album was a game-changer, with tracks like "Alive" and "Oceans" that would become staples of their live performances. Speaking of that night, the setlist featured some standout gems, including "Wash" and "Porch," highlighting their raw energy and emotional depth. Interestingly, this performance came during their whirlwind ascent to fame, as they had just begun to capture the hearts of fans across the nation. By 1991, they were still in that exhilarating, unpolished phase, which gave their live shows a unique charm and authenticity—something you can really feel even through a screen. Isn’t it incredible to think about how a simple record store performance could echo through music history?