Who You Are

[Jeremys Spoken]

One of my favorite songs. What a great live song...

<3

[thefixer9]

My fourth favorite PJ song of all time.

[MissPennyLane]

...come to send, not condescend....

[dmaradona10]

Yeah buddy, that song is amazing live. Shows how Vedders voice has really just improved over the years.

[SatansFuton]

One of my favorite studio songs, but I'm not fond of live versions.

[drummerboy_73]

One of my favorite studio songs, but I'm not fond of live versions.

...unless they're from the '96 tour.

[megatron]

is this the only PJ studio song with 2 versions?

[SatansFuton]

One of my favorite studio songs, but I'm not fond of live versions.

...unless they're from the '96 tour.

They're better, but the ambiance of the studio recording can't be matched. I only have a couple of '96 bootlegs (Showbox and Berlin are the only ones off the top of my head) and I like those versions, but still prefer the studio recording.

[nothing_man_92]

awesome song really hope i get the chance to see it live one day

[100 Pacer]

The performance of the song at the '96 Toronto show was fantastic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZaU06VxM0w

[susannj]

It is a great song!

[Out of My Mind and Time]

Bonnaroo version one of my favs. Great great song!!!

[Yarden]

one of the greatest PJ songs ever

[WKeng]

I remember hearing it on the radio and realizing just how much a drummer can change your sound. Going from Dave Abruzzese to Jack Irons was a big big difference, in my ears. In addition, I think Eddie's work on Dead Man Walking with Nusrat Ali Fateh Can also affected this song greatly.


I love the tongue in check reference to the "moss in the aforementioned verse" as well. Between this and olympic platinum, shows PJ does have a slight sense of humor.

[uninnocent-]

I was listening to No Code in my car a couple of months back and I remember it just hitting me how great this song is. I've always liked it, yeah, but at that moment I fell in live with it.