On November 7, 1995, during their performance at the Sports Arena in San Diego, Pearl Jam was in the throes of promoting "Vitalogy," their critically acclaimed third studio album, which had been released just a week prior. This album marked a pivotal moment for the band, showcasing a rawer, more experimental sound that deviated slightly from their previous work. Interestingly, "Vitalogy" was not only a commercial success; it also reflected the band's growing discontent with the music industry, as they expressed through its unconventional distribution and lyrical themes. The live concert captured on that night featured standout tracks like "Better Man" and "Rearviewmirror," which highlight the band's powerful stage presence and connection with their audience. It's a quintessential snapshot of a band at a unique crossroads—fierce, unapologetic, and undeniably captivating.