Released 2 May 2003

Information:

Filmed by Liz Burns, Steve Gordon and Kevin Shuss. Edited by Steve Gordon. Mixed by Brett Eliason. Recorded by John Burton. Mastered by Ed Brooks at RFI CD Mastering. Design and layout by Brad Klausen.

Jeff Ament, basses
Matt Cameron, drums
Stone Gossard, guitars
Mike McCready, lead guitars
Ed Vedder, vocals, guitars

Tracks (all live at the Showbox, Seattle, 6 Dec 2002):

1. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
   

   Abbruzzese, Ament, Gossard, McCready, Vedder

   
   
2. Off He Goes
   

   Vedder

   
   
3. Thumbing My Way
   

   Vedder

   
   
4. Thin Air
   

   Gossard

   
   
5. Breakerfall
   

   Vedder

   
   
6. Green Disease
   

   Vedder

   
   
7. Corduroy
   

   Abbruzzese, Ament, Gossard, McCready, Vedder

   
   
8. Save You
   

   Ament, Cameron, Gossard, McCready, Vedder

   
   
9. Ghost
   

   Ament, Vedder

   
   
10. Cropduster
    

    Cameron, Vedder

    
    
11. I Am Mine
    

    Vedder

    
    
12. Love Boat Captain
    

    Gossard, Vedder

    
    
13. Gods' Dice
    

    Ament

    
    
14. 1/2 Full
    

    Ament, Vedder

    
    
15. Daughter/War
    

    Abbruzzese, Ament, Gossard, McCready, Vedder

    
    
16. You Are
    

    Cameron, Vedder

    
    
17. Rearviewmirror
    

    Abbruzzese, Ament, Gossard, McCready, Vedder

    
    
18. Bushleaguer
    

    Gossard, Vedder

    
    
19. Insignificance
    

    Vedder

    
    
20. Better Man
    

    Vedder

    
    
21. Do The Evolution
    

    McCready, Vedder

    
    
22. Yellow Ledbetter
    

    Ament, McCready, Vedder

    
    
23. Soon Forget
    

    Vedder

    
    
24. Don't Believe In Christmas
    

    Roslie

    
    

DVD extras:

• Absolutely nothing. Unless you count the ability to, uh, skip tracks, I guess.

Trivia:

• 'Don't Believe In Chistmas' also appears on the 2002 2002 Ten Club single. It was performed during the soundcheck from this show, actually.
  
  
• 'Don't Believe In Chistmas' was originally recorded by The Sonics, a Washingtonian band that was pretty big around those parts in the '60's. They broke up a few times, but, amazingly, they're still playing. (Hell, Wellwater Conspiracy opened for them at the Croc...)
  
  
• 'Love Boat Captain' can also be found on the 'Love Boat Captain' single.