On September 10, 1998, Pearl Jam was in the thick of their "Yield Tour," promoting their fifth studio album, *Yield*, which had been released earlier that year in February. This live performance in New York showcased their dynamic sound during a period of creative maturation. With tracks like “Given to Fly” and “Do the Evolution,” the concert epitomized their willingness to evolve while still capturing the raw energy fans adored. Interestingly, *Yield* garnered a more experimental approach compared to their earlier works, marking a shift in both lyrical introspection and instrumentation. Fans could feel the deep connection with the band during this concert, especially when classics like “Alive” and “Better Man” filled the air. This performance is a vivid snapshot of what it meant to be a Pearl Jam fan at the end of the ‘90s—full of nostalgia, angst, and relentless evolution.