On April 12, 1994, when Pearl Jam performed "Yellow Ledbetter" at the Orpheum Theater in Boston, they were riding high on the success of their second album, "Vs." Released just months before—on October 19, 1993—“Vs.” marked a significant moment for the band, as it debuted atop the Billboard 200, becoming the fastest-selling album in history at that time. This live recording captures a period when the band was intensifying their connection with fans, often experimenting with their sound during performances. "Yellow Ledbetter," in particular, became a beloved staple, known for its mumbled lyrics and improvised guitar work, reflecting their raw, authentic vibe. Interestingly, despite its popularity, the song never appeared on an official studio album, which only fueled its mystique. The Boston show exemplifies their status in the ’90s rock scene, cementing Pearl Jam's legacy as a powerhouse in live music.