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Article: Nobody knows the trouble they've seen.(Pearl Jam cancels concert tour)
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- Newsweek
- Article date:
- July 10, 1995
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WHEN PEARL JAM PLAYED San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on June 24, there wasn't a cloud in the sky, except for the little black one above Eddie Vedder's head. Looking gaunt in a baggy gray T shirt, seemingly weighed down by his electric guitar, Vedder led the band through seven songs from their third album, "Vitalogy," before announcing that he had a stomach flu and was leaving the stage. "This has been the worst 24 hours of my life," he said. "I went to the rest room this morning, puking and sh--ing. That's it for me. Lucky for you Neil Young's here." And with that he left. People simply blinked at each other. For 20 minutes, nothing happened.
Then Neil Young ...
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