The night I followed the Nachos, no show was interrupted. Not a second of the show that night was competed with. They did their thing in the café part of the Croc. It was amazing. Many people laughed and wanted more. A girl asked if they could play at her birthday party. As for other Nachos performances, I don’t know, I haven't filmed those.

Angry consumer, I’m sensing some real deep negativity with you. I suggest meditation. Tranquil meditation. Sit under a heat lamp, get a rain forest sounds cd, and think about warm sand and the sound of waves.

Smile, Angry Consumer. I love you. Let’s hold hands and show others we can overcome.

Yeah, that's so great.

I think it would be more effective to put headphones on the heads of violators that play multiple sine and triangle wave modulating between 9.5 khz and 11 khz. That is until they explode.

If we'e talking about a rock show, then by all means get sweaty, dance around and make some noise. Most bands feed off that kind of audience.

Cosby, where'd you go??????????

I'm going hungreeeeeeeeeeh.

I don't mind stealin bread, from the mowthsss of decadeeeeeeence.

I imagine you heard Pearl Jam's "LIVE" version of "Hunger Strike."

Jus' saying...

They've played, rarely. You're right, it's probably that live PJ rendition I'm thinking of.

A Wiki search:

"The only time Temple of the Dog played a full one hour set was while rehearsing and writing the material for the album. The band (with the exception of Vedder) performed in Seattle at the Off Ramp Café on November 13, 1990.

In the time since the album's release, the band reformed for short live performances on four occasions where both Soundgarden and Pearl Jam were performing. They performed "Hunger Strike" on October 3, 1991 at the Foundations Forum in Los Angeles; a three-song set on October 6, 1991 at The Hollywood Palladium for the Rip Magazine 5th anniversary party (Temple of the Dog played after secret headlining act Spinal Tap); and "Hunger Strike" on both August 14, 1992 in Reston, Virginia and September 13, 1992 in Irvine, California (both shows were part of the Lollapalooza festival series in 1992).

At a Pearl Jam show on October 28, 2003, Chris Cornell joined them on-stage effectively re-uniting the band (Matt Cameron had been the drummer of Pearl Jam since 1998) for renditions of "Hunger Strike" and "Reach Down".

Pearl Jam has also been known to perform "Hunger Strike" live without Cornell on rare occasions.
Cornell's post-Soundgarden band, Audioslave, added "Call Me A Dog", "All Night Thing", and "Hunger Strike" to their live set in 2005. Additionally, Cornell added the aforementioned songs, "Say Hello 2 Heaven" and "Pushin Forward Back" to his solo live set in 2007."

And, uh, hip-hop shows, y'all? No call-and-response, no show.

You laugh while you take a shit? Maybe you and #1 can bite each other's dicks off. That would be 2 less dumbfucks we would have to worry about spreading their genes.

After you both eat each other's dicks, listen to the Rain Forest Souds and be calm. Smile. Be with the warm love that you so share with the world around you.

Ok, back to your dick eating.

After you eat each other's dicks. There's a cinder block here, that I want you to chain your dickless, brainless selves to. Yeah, that's it. Now jump off this bridge. That's it. Bye bye assholes.

It is a Seattle or Northwest phenomena by the way. You can go to all kinds of concerts elsewhere in the country, and maybe only once in a great while will someone be yacking at top volume during most or all of the concert, or rudely jabbing you in the side as they force themselves over ten or twenty people so they can be close enough to the front of the stage to be sweated on by the lead guitarist or whatever.

The lack of common courtesy and entitled obliviousness to absolutely everyone around you - yeah I think it's something in the water up here.

Are you really gonna sit there and say that if this person was right in front of YOU during a show you had looked forward to seeing for a long time and they were basically ruining the show with their yapping, that you wouldn't be PISSED OFF AS SHIT at them?

If you are this angry at Trent and are really the 'angry consumer', imagine how angry you would be at this person.

Because you would be. You would be pissed off as shit. But you're here telling someone to eat a dick. Yeah, you're a dickhead. Oh, wait, the other guy ate your dick off, I forgot.

I've had this happen at too many shows -- one was an intimate acoustic solo show at the Croc where people got so pissed they ended up yelling "shut up!" from across the room at the fool who kept singing along.

I couldn't fucking believe it.

What made it worse was I had just seen them play an incredibly good show the night prior at Doug Fir in Portland, where apparently, people act like grown-ups at shows and don't yell out stupid shit.

I can't help but think that at the end of their tour, they'll remember Seattle as the place where the douchebag yelled out "Simon and Garfunkel!!!"

Loser.