In February 1992, when Pearl Jam performed "Black" in Madrid, they were riding high on the success of their debut album, *Ten.* Released just months earlier in August 1991, *Ten* had quickly resonated with listeners, thanks to its raw emotion and intricate lyrics. This performance marked an exhilarating moment in the band's early career; it was their first concert in Spain, and attendees were buzzing with excitement. Interestingly, the venue, Sala Revólver, had a unique atmosphere, allowing fans to get up close to the band amidst an intimate setting. The live recording captures the band's powerful energy and Eddie Vedder's profound vocal delivery, a stark contrast to the polished studio sound of *Ten.* It’s fascinating to think about how this early concert laid the groundwork for Pearl Jam's legendary status, showing both their humility and the power they would unleash on bigger stages in years to come.