Video was posted to X this week, from a free festival funded by the city council of Seattle in 1991 called "Sounds of Seattle."

The reason it's gone viral, is because it's from the band that closed out the festival, a new band nobody had heard of named Pearl Jam.

It happened August 23rd, 1991 at the Mural Ampitheatre, just three days before the release of their album Ten.

Jandro Falcado via X
Jandro Falcado via X

The set included some of the band's biggest hits, but nobody's heard of the band, the songs, and most are just sitting and watching, not getting into the music.

Sounds of Seattle was a festival funded by the city council, hosted by radio station Z-Rock AM 1590.

It's really wild to see people hearing Even Flow for the first time, and being sort of indifferent to it.


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