No one will probably be ultra-thrilled with what I had to say, but considering I used to tell people I thought Pearl Jam sucked, this is pretty positive. From another thread:
It was pretty much what I was expecting. I had fun, and they did a great job doing what they do (I personally don't connect with what they do all that much though). I would preferred to not hear the entirety of the new album live personally, 5 or 6 songs would have sufficed. I felt lame at first for only knowing lyrics to the mega hits from the first few albums, but then I realized that most every one was in the same boat. There were maybe 2 or 3 other songs I could actually hear some scattered singing along to that I wasn't singing to. I actually sang along to a Ramones cover they did that no one else knew, so that was interesting. It was a good show, they really are great live, but I've seen dozens and dozens of shows by other bands I enjoyed more than it. It didn't "change my life" like everyone in the Pearl Jam thread attempted to imply, but I probably do like them ever so slightly more than I used to.
It was pretty much what I was expecting. I had fun, and they did a great job doing what they do (I personally don't connect with what they do all that much though). I would preferred to not hear the entirety of the new album live personally, 5 or 6 songs would have sufficed. I felt lame at first for only knowing lyrics to the mega hits from the first few albums, but then I realized that most every one was in the same boat. There were maybe 2 or 3 other songs I could actually hear some scattered singing along to that I wasn't singing to. I actually sang along to a Ramones cover they did that no one else knew, so that was interesting. It was a good show, they really are great live, but I've seen dozens and dozens of shows by other bands I enjoyed more than it. It didn't "change my life" like everyone in the Pearl Jam thread attempted to imply, but I probably do like them ever so slightly more than I used to.
I got into Ten (and Nevermind) properly only in the mid 90s. 
Since then, slowly and surely I've been picking up all the albums.. and they're all so consistently good! 
to sing along to! Even Johnny Guitar (least favourite on the album) has grown on me, so I no longer skip it. I agree that it is their best album since Yield.
