***Official Pearl Jam Thread*** (2 Viewers)

[Tremendous Upside]

Bob, I am not sure if you have seen them recently, but I am comfortable saying the band looks like they enjoy playing together now more than they ever have. There has been a noticeable joy about them on stage over the past couple of years.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

My wife and my buddy's wife both really enjoyed it, and while both of them have listened to their fair share of PJ through the years because of us, I wouldn't call either of them fans (I had more than one, "Who is that?" to answer). So I'm not sure EG's on target RE: it being a bit slow for non die-hards.

I'm not sure it should be called Twenty. More like Ten, Carry the Ten. Don't get me wrong. I enjoyed it. But it's clear Crowe was focused more on the years where he was present, where he knew more, and probably had more unseen footage available. There's nothing wrong with that, but it certainly left me with some general impressions about the current state of the band.

It was a little odd to me that almost all of the current footage was individual band members on their own. There was almost no recent interaction. It certainly seems like Stone still harbors some resentment towards Ed for taking over what used to be his band (Or his and Jeff's, I guess, if you want to put it that way. But Ament didn't vocalize much RE: that). I don't know. It seems like they're still together as a tribute to whatever they want Pearl Jam to be or to be remembered as rather than because they still enjoy playing together. Not a single sentiment in that regard that I can recall. There was a lot of talk about how much everybody LOVED playing with Wood. They'd have done anything for him. And then Vedder just kind of appeared, and it seems like they were bound by success rather than any sort of strong affection towards, enjoyment from, or loyalty to each other.

I enjoyed it a lot, and I think EG was spot on with most of his comments. It just left me feeling like the current incarnation of the band may be a little fractured.

I was guessing as to how it would play for die-hards, I'm really glad to hear that non-fans dug it. I tried to imagine how I would like it if the movie was about Foreigner and I didn't think it would hold my interest because there were no real revelations of salacious info, nor a whole lot of drama between band members, etc.I agree with your take on the current state of the band, too. There was really just nothing there to chew on, so the viewer is kind of left to wonder why that is... which I suppose inevitably leads to a somewhat pessimistic outlook. I think the views on playing with Wood as opposed to Vedder are likely highly romanticized. It was a long time ago, they were all young and ready to take on the world, he's dead and as such fondly remembered, etc. The prevailing sentiment, in my opinion, was that they feel lucky to still be making music for a living. It's more of a world-wise perspective of guys in their 40s who are now looking back and saying : "this could have gone horribly wrong, as it has for so many others, but we weathered the storms and managed to spend our entire lives making music without being destitute." I felt like they probably still enjoy playing live and feel fortunate to still be doing it, rather than feeling like they still have this unbridled passion for playing with one another. I didn't really sense so much resentment from Jeff and Stone over "losing control" of the band to Eddie as it was resigned acceptance of encountering and absorbing an unstoppable, mercurial creative force that was destined to swallow up anyone around him.

Just the awkwardness around the whole discussion seemed like there was still something there. "Then everyone started writing, and I was like, 'I got this. I know how to do this,' and I didn't... I didn't think that was our best album."

I don't know. It seemed like he felt something was wrestled out of his hands that would have been better staying with him.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

My wife and my buddy's wife both really enjoyed it, and while both of them have listened to their fair share of PJ through the years because of us, I wouldn't call either of them fans (I had more than one, "Who is that?" to answer). So I'm not sure EG's on target RE: it being a bit slow for non die-hards.

I'm not sure it should be called Twenty. More like Ten, Carry the Ten. Don't get me wrong. I enjoyed it. But it's clear Crowe was focused more on the years where he was present, where he knew more, and probably had more unseen footage available. There's nothing wrong with that, but it certainly left me with some general impressions about the current state of the band.

It was a little odd to me that almost all of the current footage was individual band members on their own. There was almost no recent interaction. It certainly seems like Stone still harbors some resentment towards Ed for taking over what used to be his band (Or his and Jeff's, I guess, if you want to put it that way. But Ament didn't vocalize much RE: that). I don't know. It seems like they're still together as a tribute to whatever they want Pearl Jam to be or to be remembered as rather than because they still enjoy playing together. Not a single sentiment in that regard that I can recall. There was a lot of talk about how much everybody LOVED playing with Wood. They'd have done anything for him. And then Vedder just kind of appeared, and it seems like they were bound by success rather than any sort of strong affection towards, enjoyment from, or loyalty to each other.

I enjoyed it a lot, and I think EG was spot on with most of his comments. It just left me feeling like the current incarnation of the band may be a little fractured.

I was guessing as to how it would play for die-hards, I'm really glad to hear that non-fans dug it. I tried to imagine how I would like it if the movie was about Foreigner and I didn't think it would hold my interest because there were no real revelations of salacious info, nor a whole lot of drama between band members, etc.I agree with your take on the current state of the band, too. There was really just nothing there to chew on, so the viewer is kind of left to wonder why that is... which I suppose inevitably leads to a somewhat pessimistic outlook. I think the views on playing with Wood as opposed to Vedder are likely highly romanticized. It was a long time ago, they were all young and ready to take on the world, he's dead and as such fondly remembered, etc. The prevailing sentiment, in my opinion, was that they feel lucky to still be making music for a living. It's more of a world-wise perspective of guys in their 40s who are now looking back and saying : "this could have gone horribly wrong, as it has for so many others, but we weathered the storms and managed to spend our entire lives making music without being destitute." I felt like they probably still enjoy playing live and feel fortunate to still be doing it, rather than feeling like they still have this unbridled passion for playing with one another. I didn't really sense so much resentment from Jeff and Stone over "losing control" of the band to Eddie as it was resigned acceptance of encountering and absorbing an unstoppable, mercurial creative force that was destined to swallow up anyone around him.

Just the awkwardness around the whole discussion seemed like there was still something there. "Then everyone started writing, and I was like, 'I got this. I know how to do this,' and I didn't... I didn't think that was our best album."

I don't know. It seemed like he felt something was wrestled out of his hands that would have been better staying with him.

Referring to 'Vitalogy' for those who haven't seen the movie yet, that was Stone discussing that album. You're right, I think he felt exactly as you articulated, but I got the impression that he was describing how he felt at the time from the perspective of someone who's since come to grips with it, however grudgingly. It didn't feel to me like the "wound" was still fresh, but I assume that if it was he'd probably try to make it seem as if it wasn't, so you may be 100% right. I guess only Stone really knows. He seems to be a bit more of a dominant personality than Jeff, and also not as close with Eddie as Jeff was/is, so I think he probably resisted it more than Jeff did, and if there is any lingering resentment, that it's harbored by Stone.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Bob, I am not sure if you have seen them recently, but I am comfortable saying the band looks like they enjoy playing together now more than they ever have. There has been a noticeable joy about them on stage over the past couple of years.

They don't play in my state, so it's been a few years.

 

[Tiger Fan]

Pearl Jam fans like movie about Pearl Jam. Film at 11.

 

[Tiger Fan]

re: the last 10 years. There really hasn't been much that is documentary worthy other than they continue to play kick ### shows and have a devoted fan following. I think Crowe did a decent job covering that. All of the really "interesting" stuff happened in the first 10 years.

I think the last 10 years were summed up greatly by the version of Alive that he chose to close out the movie. Vedder alluded to it during "Storytellers"...I'm paraphrasing here, but he said a song that was written in such a dark place has come to take on new meaning for him and the band just by the chorus "I'm Still Alive". He often changes the lyrics in shows to "We're still alive". You could clearly see a "happiness" onstage during that final song compared to early in the movie where the live stuff was so dark and angst ridden.

That being said, I think my favorite part was just showing Eddie climbing all the towers and diving off. The 32 year old me was thinking "that dude was ####### crazy (in a stupid way)"...where I can remember when I was 14 I was thinking "that dude was ####### crazy (in an awesome way)". Just a funny parallel on how much I've grown up with this band.

 

[AcerFC]

Just caught this in an email I just got

Pearl Jam Twenty Available with Movies On DemandFollowing the limited theater engagement, Pearl Jam Twenty will be available on demand starting September 24th. Check your local cable or satellite provider for availability

And then after that they showed a backpack that was 65 bucks and already sold out. really?

 

[Tiger Fan]

also, Andy Wood looked like a Professional Wrestler

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I probably could have watched the clips about Temple and them doing Hunger Strike all night long. Good stuff there.

 

[prosopis]

I am a little suspicious of the Alive clip in the beginning. I am pretty sure it said that was their second performance ever. It looked awful polished to be the second performance. I guess they could have practiced the hell out of it and it was the 100th time they played it.

I does not really matter but I remember thinking I dont believe that is their second performance ever.

Really great movie and much funnier then I expected. There were a lot of genuine laughs. I did find myself feeling really bad for Wood. That sucked.

 

[Tiger Fan]

I am a little suspicious of the Alive clip in the beginning. I am pretty sure it said that was their second performance ever. It looked awful polished to be the second performance. I guess they could have practiced the hell out of it and it was the 100th time they played it.

I does not really matter but I remember thinking I dont believe that is their second performance ever.

Really great movie and much funnier then I expected. There were a lot of genuine laughs. I did find myself feeling really bad for Wood. That sucked.

Not at all - below are youtube links (here's
to their first show ever (6 days after they all met). While clearly not polished, it's very similar to how it ended up. The show that was in the movie was 2 months after that...which was plenty of time to practice. Phenomenal how quick all of this came together - really goes to show how increadible this band actually is. While Ten is regarded as one of the greatest debut albums ever, it could have easily been a double album...which is amazing. These are the songs that were recorded in that time frame that didn't make Ten:Alone, Footsteps, Yellow Ledbetter, Dirty Frank, State of Love and Trust, Breath, Wash, Hold On, Brother, Just a Girl, I've Got a Feeling (Beatles Cover)

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pearl+jam+10-22-90&aq=f

 

[Bobcat10]

Really enjoyed the doc. Tough to follow up alot of what's been said...I'd just be repeating. I do want to watch it again too as I'm sure there are things I missed/forgot already. I will say...I agree that the pace of the doc was fantastic, but man I coulda sat there for another hour and not have minded it one bit. That's not saying I needed alot more about recent PJ either. It was just that awesome.

 

[prosopis]

I am a little suspicious of the Alive clip in the beginning. I am pretty sure it said that was their second performance ever. It looked awful polished to be the second performance. I guess they could have practiced the hell out of it and it was the 100th time they played it.

I does not really matter but I remember thinking I dont believe that is their second performance ever.

Really great movie and much funnier then I expected. There were a lot of genuine laughs. I did find myself feeling really bad for Wood. That sucked.

Not at all - below are youtube links (here's

Good stuff. I am always amazed when a group of the right guys at the right time get together and something like PJ is born. Call it fate or what ever you want to call it, it is pretty dang amazing.

 

[prosopis]

Really enjoyed the doc. Tough to follow up alot of what's been said...I'd just be repeating. I do want to watch it again too as I'm sure there are things I missed/forgot already. I will say...I agree that the pace of the doc was fantastic, but man I coulda sat there for another hour and not have minded it one bit. That's not saying I needed alot more about recent PJ either. It was just that awesome.

IIRC it should be on PBS very soon. Next week?

 

[Tiger Fan]

I am a little suspicious of the Alive clip in the beginning. I am pretty sure it said that was their second performance ever. It looked awful polished to be the second performance. I guess they could have practiced the hell out of it and it was the 100th time they played it.

I does not really matter but I remember thinking I dont believe that is their second performance ever.

Really great movie and much funnier then I expected. There were a lot of genuine laughs. I did find myself feeling really bad for Wood. That sucked.

Not at all - below are youtube links (here's

No doubt. Fate indeed...just absolutely amazing.I'm sure all of the guys would have ended up in other musical acts and achieved some success...but unfortunately it took Andy's death to create Pearl Jam

 

[Tremendous Upside]

Tonight's Calgary set (looks awesome):

Setlist:

1. Release

2. Go

3. Last Exit

4. Given To Fly

5. Lukin

6. Insignificance

7. Big Wave

8. Unthought Known

9. Even Flow

10. Deep

11. Light Years

12. Daughter

13. Setting Forth

14. Corduroy

15. Brain Of J

16. Johnny Guitar

17. Alive

Encore:

18. Just Breathe

19. Parachutes

20. Rats

21. The Fixer

22. Rearviewmirror

Encore 2:

23. Jeremy

24. Crazy Mary

25. Search and Destroy w/ Mark Arm and Steve Turner

26. ####in Up

27. Yellow Ledbetter

 

[Deamon]

Tonight's Calgary set (looks awesome):Setlist:1. Release2. Go3. Last Exit4. Given To Fly5. Lukin6. Insignificance7. Big Wave8. Unthought Known9. Even Flow10. Deep11. Light Years12. Daughter13. Setting Forth14. Corduroy15. Brain Of J16. Johnny Guitar17. AliveEncore:18. Just Breathe19. Parachutes20. Rats21. The Fixer22. RearviewmirrorEncore 2:23. Jeremy24. Crazy Mary25. Search and Destroy w/ Mark Arm and Steve Turner26. ####in Up27. Yellow Ledbetter

Just got home from the show. My 6th PJ show and never seen Release and was telling everyone I'd be so pumped if they played it. It was song #1! I was making my way to find my seat as it came on so had to run but still got to catch it, amazing way to open the show! Overall the crowd was great, and the Encores were awesome. Crazy Mary was unreal. Wanted to hear black, nothingman, better man , elderly. I know, I know, these are mainstream and played almost every show but was looking forward to a couple of those. them playing release made up for it. Love rearview mirror live, its probably my favourite live song they play so that was aseome. Long solo during that song too. Deep and Rats were my 2 personal faves from the show... they don't play them that often so it was great. Can't wait for the Edmonton show in 2 days!

 

[Deamon]

Tonight's Calgary set (looks awesome):Setlist:1. Release2. Go3. Last Exit4. Given To Fly5. Lukin6. Insignificance7. Big Wave8. Unthought Known9. Even Flow10. Deep11. Light Years12. Daughter13. Setting Forth14. Corduroy15. Brain Of J16. Johnny Guitar17. AliveEncore:18. Just Breathe19. Parachutes20. Rats21. The Fixer22. RearviewmirrorEncore 2:23. Jeremy24. Crazy Mary25. Search and Destroy w/ Mark Arm and Steve Turner26. ####in Up27. Yellow Ledbetter

Just got home from the show. My 6th PJ show and never seen Release and was telling everyone I'd be so pumped if they played it. It was song #1! I was making my way to find my seat as it came on so had to run but still got to catch it, amazing way to open the show! Overall the crowd was great, and the Encores were awesome. Crazy Mary was unreal. Wanted to hear black, nothingman, better man , elderly. I know, I know, these are mainstream and played almost every show but was looking forward to a couple of those. them playing release made up for it. Love rearview mirror live, its probably my favourite live song they play so that was aseome. Long solo during that song too. Deep and Rats were my 2 personal faves from the show... they don't play them that often so it was great. Can't wait for the Edmonton show in 2 days!

 

[Bobcat10]

Really enjoyed the doc. Tough to follow up alot of what's been said...I'd just be repeating. I do want to watch it again too as I'm sure there are things I missed/forgot already. I will say...I agree that the pace of the doc was fantastic, but man I coulda sat there for another hour and not have minded it one bit. That's not saying I needed alot more about recent PJ either. It was just that awesome.

IIRC it should be on PBS very soon. Next week?

Don't quote me on this...but I think Oct 21st. I know its mid-late Oct. I'm too lazy to go look though.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Really enjoyed the doc. Tough to follow up alot of what's been said...I'd just be repeating. I do want to watch it again too as I'm sure there are things I missed/forgot already. I will say...I agree that the pace of the doc was fantastic, but man I coulda sat there for another hour and not have minded it one bit. That's not saying I needed alot more about recent PJ either. It was just that awesome.

IIRC it should be on PBS very soon. Next week?

Don't quote me on this...but I think Oct 21st. I know its mid-late Oct. I'm too lazy to go look though.

10/21.

 

[JZilla]

Parachutes!

 

[JZilla]

also, Andy Wood looked like a Professional Wrestler

I had a Mother Love Bone VHS tape way back in the day. Had some videos and stuff but most of it was a pretty long interview with him at an arcade or something. He was a trippy hippie.. seemed like the kind of guy who was destined to die of a heroin OD. See also Layne Staley.

 

[Tremendous Upside]

Deadspin has devoted the entire week to PJ, with several essays about the band and sports:

http://deadspin.com/5842600/i-bought-my-ticket-but-the-game-was-gone-pearl-jam-and-the-supersonics-1990+2008?tag=musicweek2011

http://deadspin.com/5841829/the-enduring-myth-of-mookie-blaylock-and-pearl-jam?tag=musicweek2011

They've also asked people to write in with personal anecdotes of running in to Eddie. Pretty cool stuff:

http://deadspin.com/5842717/your-pearl-jam-fan-notes-contest-assignment-one-ed-vedder-captured?tag=musicweek2011

http://deadspin.com/5842945/pearl-jam-fan-notes-eddie-vedder-and-his-suitcase-full-of-wine-stroll-a-tennessee-runway?tag=musicweek2011

http://deadspin.com/5842993/pearl-jam-fan-notes-the-perks-of-bartending-near-wrigley-when-eddie-vedders-in-town?tag=musicweek2011

And finally, Joe Buck (who I generally think is an ######) wrote an essay about his experience meeting Eddie:

http://deadspin.com/5842729/pearl-jam-fan-notes-joe-buck-talks-about-the-night-eddie-vedder-made-him-squeal?tag=musicweek2011

It's a cool little piece. I hope this doesn't mean I have to tolerate Joe Buck though.

 

[BRONG]

Just went through all of it TU, thanks, good stuff. The picture of Ed getting off the plane in Nashville with is suitcase is classic. And the video of early Breath is awesome. Gotta love the dude that kept throwing the basketball back to Vedder. And the end, when Vedder kicks that thing to the moon.

 

[Tiger Fan]

Oh, and they apparently soundchecked Pink Floyd's Mother tonight

I could see that as a 9/11 cover

PJ to play "Mother" (pre-recorded)on Fallon during PF tribute weekhttp://www.billboard.com/news/jimmy-fallon-to-honor-pink-floyd-with-week-1005366582.story#/news/jimmy-fallon-to-honor-pink-floyd-with-week-1005366582.story

 

[Bobcat10]

Oh, and they apparently soundchecked Pink Floyd's Mother tonight

I could see that as a 9/11 cover

PJ to play "Mother" (pre-recorded)on Fallon during PF tribute weekhttp://www.billboard.com/news/jimmy-fallon-to-honor-pink-floyd-with-week-1005366582.story#/news/jimmy-fallon-to-honor-pink-floyd-with-week-1005366582.story

I was actually watching Fallon last night half asleep and he started talking about next week being dedicated to Pink Floyd. He started going thru each day and I almost rolled off my couch when he got to Friday. Can't wait for "In the Flesh" with Foo and Waters too. I'm not sure if Fallon's show is "popular" or not, or if it's underrated, but the Late Late guys (Fallon and Ferguson) absolutely destroy Leno and Letterman imo.

 

[Tremendous Upside]

Oh, and they apparently soundchecked Pink Floyd's Mother tonight

I could see that as a 9/11 cover

PJ to play "Mother" (pre-recorded)on Fallon during PF tribute weekhttp://www.billboard.com/news/jimmy-fallon-to-honor-pink-floyd-with-week-1005366582.story#/news/jimmy-fallon-to-honor-pink-floyd-with-week-1005366582.story

I was actually watching Fallon last night half asleep and he started talking about next week being dedicated to Pink Floyd. He started going thru each day and I almost rolled off my couch when he got to Friday. Can't wait for "In the Flesh" with Foo and Waters too. I'm not sure if Fallon's show is "popular" or not, or if it's underrated, but the Late Late guys (Fallon and Ferguson) absolutely destroy Leno and Letterman imo.

Fallon has improved a ton IMO. He's a very likable guy and his passion for the things he likes is pretty cool to see. Plus the Roots are kickass. I LOVE Craig Ferguson though. He is really doing some great anti-talk show work every night, and reminds me of old school Letterman back when he was on at 12:30. I usually watch Ferguson and flip over to Fallon if there's a guest I like on.Very eager to hear PJ cover Mother, expecially McCready's take on the guitar solo in it.

 

[JZilla]

I still don't think Fallon's very funny but I'll watch some of these

 

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And finally, Joe Buck (who I generally think is an ######) wrote an essay about his experience meeting Eddie:http://deadspin.com/5842729/pearl-jam-fan-notes-joe-buck-talks-about-the-night-eddie-vedder-made-him-squeal?tag=musicweek2011It's a cool little piece. I hope this doesn't mean I have to tolerate Joe Buck though.

Joe buck is a #####. He was at the St Louis show i was at last year (about a dozen rows behind me). Had a few choice words for him after the concert. Ooops. Beer.

 

[Tremendous Upside]

Pearl Jam

Rexall Place

Edmonton, AB.

Sept. 23, 2011

Set List

01. Wash

02. Why Go

03. Given To Fly

04. Got Some

05. Severed Hand

06. Setting Forth

07. Not For You

08. Evenflow

09. Marker In The Sand

10. Down

11. U

12. Present Tense (for Nathan)

13. Black

14. 1/2 Full

15. Last Kiss-(Cochran)

16. The Fixer

17. Wasted Reprise

18. Life Wasted

ENCORE BREAK 1

{Ed has the crowd wish Bruce Springsteen a happy birthday}

19. Just Breathe

20. Come Back {Ed mentions the song was written for Johnny Ramone and that they were going to play it for him and for the guy that has been holding the "come back" sign.}

21. Unthought Known

22. Daughter/WMA/Another Brick In The (part 2)-(Waters)

23. Do The Evolution

24. Alive

ENCORE BREAK 2

25. Once

26. Betterman

27. Kick Out The Jams w/ Mark Arm, Steve Turner and Guy Madison of Mudhoney-(Davis, Kramer, Smith, Thompson, Tyner) {Ed carries Mark Arm on his shoulders for part of the song}

28. Rockin' In The Free World-(Young)

29. Yellow Ledbetter/Little Wing-(Hendrix)

 

[Deamon]

Pearl JamRexall PlaceEdmonton, AB.Sept. 23, 2011Set List01. Wash02. Why Go03. Given To Fly04. Got Some05. Severed Hand06. Setting Forth07. Not For You08. Evenflow09. Marker In The Sand10. Down11. U12. Present Tense (for Nathan)13. Black14. 1/2 Full15. Last Kiss-(Cochran)16. The Fixer17. Wasted Reprise18. Life WastedENCORE BREAK 1{Ed has the crowd wish Bruce Springsteen a happy birthday}19. Just Breathe20. Come Back {Ed mentions the song was written for Johnny Ramone and that they were going to play it for him and for the guy that has been holding the "come back" sign.}21. Unthought Known22. Daughter/WMA/Another Brick In The (part 2)-(Waters)23. Do The Evolution24. AliveENCORE BREAK 225. Once26. Betterman27. Kick Out The Jams w/ Mark Arm, Steve Turner and Guy Madison of Mudhoney-(Davis, Kramer, Smith, Thompson, Tyner) {Ed carries Mark Arm on his shoulders for part of the song}28. Rockin' In The Free World-(Young)29. Yellow Ledbetter/Little Wing-(Hendrix)

Killer show! I enjoyed this one much better then the Calgary one a few days before... better crowd. Now I'm off to Vancouver to finish it off!

 

[Tiger Fan]

### ####, they have just been playing kiler setlists this entire Canada tour

 

[Bobcat10]

Setting Forth getting alot of run in the land up north.

 

[Cavalier]

PJ20 is on PPV right now, I got a lot out of the first hour, it dragged in the end but a must watch for any PJ fan. DTV 188 or HD 156. No many HD showings though. Some Cobain and good insight on Wood from Cornell.

 

[-fish-]

just got back from Vancouver. Great show.

Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town

Hail Hail

Save You

Animal

Got Some

Given To Fly

Pilate

Unthought Known

Garden

Even Flow

World Wide Suicide

Setting Forth

(Eddie Vedder song)

Corduroy

Unemployable

Present Tense

Wishlist

Glorified G

Lukin

Porch

Encore:

Bee Girl

Just Breathe

Off He Goes

Mankind

State Of Love And Trust

Olé

Alive

Encore 2:

Chloe Dancer

(Mother Love Bone cover)

Crown of Thorns

(Mother Love Bone cover)

Smile

Search and Destroy

(Iggy & The Stooges cover)

Rockin' in the Free World

(Neil Young cover)

Yellow Ledbetter

(with "Little Wing")

 

[Tremendous Upside]

This has made the internet rounds recently:

Chilean dude who sounds uncannily like EV

 

[Deamon]

This has made the internet rounds recently:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD32b_iA2uE&feature=player_embeddedChilean dude who sounds uncannily like EV

WTF? Is this legit?

 

[AcerFC]

This has made the internet rounds recently:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD32b_iA2uE&feature=player_embeddedChilean dude who sounds uncannily like EV

Holy ####Stone can get control back of the band if he can push Eddie out and get Chilean Eddie in

 

[Tremendous Upside]

This has made the internet rounds recently:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD32b_iA2uE&feature=player_embeddedChilean dude who sounds uncannily like EV

WTF? Is this legit?

All indication is that it is legit, although I too had my doubtsETA: Some internet commentary indicates that he doesn't sound nearly as much like EV when singing other songs.

 

[Deamon]

This has made the internet rounds recently:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD32b_iA2uE&feature=player_embeddedChilean dude who sounds uncannily like EV

WTF? Is this legit?

All indication is that it is legit, although I too had my doubtsETA: Some internet commentary indicates that he doesn't sound nearly as much like EV when singing other songs.

This blows my mind.. I've listened to it 20 times in the last 2 days, its eerie how much he sounds like him. And just days after I was telling a buddy how he has the most unique unimitatable voice in music.

 

[AcerFC]

I may be an idiot but I don't see the author of the book anywhere on the book. Am I missing something

Anyone ordering the Blu Ray from ten club. I can't decide. It's pricey but would love to see the added footage

 

[Tiger Fan]

This has made the internet rounds recently:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD32b_iA2uE&feature=player_embeddedChilean dude who sounds uncannily like EV

WTF? Is this legit?

All indication is that it is legit, although I too had my doubtsETA: Some internet commentary indicates that he doesn't sound nearly as much like EV when singing other songs.

This blows my mind.. I've listened to it 20 times in the last 2 days, its eerie how much he sounds like him. And just days after I was telling a buddy how he has the most unique unimitatable voice in music.

Well, he definitiely sounds like him; however I'm sure he's got 1/100th of the lyric writing skillz that Vedder has.

 

[Tiger Fan]

I may be an idiot but I don't see the author of the book anywhere on the book. Am I missing something

Anyone ordering the Blu Ray from ten club. I can't decide. It's pricey but would love to see the added footage

I want to, but I can't justify the cost for something I'm only going to watch once.

 

[Deamon]

This has made the internet rounds recently:

There's lots more on youtube. The YL one was the best for sure though.

 

[Tremendous Upside]

I may be an idiot but I don't see the author of the book anywhere on the book. Am I missing somethingAnyone ordering the Blu Ray from ten club. I can't decide. It's pricey but would love to see the added footage

It's a weird accreditationEARL JAM TWENTY By Pearl Jam, intro. by Cameron Crowe, assembled by Jonathan Cohen and Mark Wilkerson.BTW, J Cohen is the music booker for the Jimmy Fallon show

 

[Cowboys#1]

Those clips are unreal. He sounds very, very close to EV. Supremely impressive!

Also, if I had to choose my favorite setlist from the Canadian shows it would have to be Calgary. Played some killer songs, and they had Release..

Though I wouldn't trade being at Toronto 1, 2 or Hamilton for it!

 

[BRONG]

Just caught this in an email I just got

Pearl Jam Twenty Available with Movies On DemandFollowing the limited theater engagement, Pearl Jam Twenty will be available on demand starting September 24th. Check your local cable or satellite provider for availability

And then after that they showed a backpack that was 65 bucks and already sold out. really?

Funny, I have a friend who's an atty for Patagonia -- GREAT company with great products. Anyway, he said they did some PJ pack; this was it. That was actually a Patagonia (Refugio) backpack and it retails on their website for $75 (just looked). Ironically enough, that is probly the best product for the best price they've ever offered, haha. I walked into Patagonia with this roller suitcase I beat the crap out of for 5 years and told them that the handle is sticking when I try to slide it out. They didn't blink and said to grab a new one. Retail $350. Walked out in one minute without showing receipt, signing or anything. They back their #### up big-time. That PJ pack basically has a great warranty as well, lol.Catchin up on thread, about to hipple some so excuse me...

 

[Deamon]

Those clips are unreal. He sounds very, very close to EV. Supremely impressive!Also, if I had to choose my favorite setlist from the Canadian shows it would have to be Calgary. Played some killer songs, and they had Release..Though I wouldn't trade being at Toronto 1, 2 or Hamilton for it!

Thats funny you say that. I also went to three (Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver). I found the energy of the band and crowd was the best in Edmonton, Set list best in Vancouver hands down. I loved Edmonton because they played black (I know, I know), but Vancouver played some songs I've never heard at a show and never thought I would. Porch, Garden, MANKIND, State of love and trust, Off he goes, etc. And Elderly to start it off. Was an amazing show and set list. Calgary was great to hear some of the not so popular songs but Edmonton and Vancouver set lists overall I found better.

 

[Bobcat10]

Overall been impressed with the Floyd renditions by The Shins, Foo/Waters, and MGMT (didn't see the dude last night yet). Expecting PJ to take it to another level tonight and make the week a slam dunk success for Fallon.

 

[AcerFC]

Why do people apologize for liking songs that become popular. I'm not sorry. Give me Black, Alive, Daughter and Evenflow every show I see. No complaints from me.

Sure I love the other stuff but those songs contributed to my low for the band. Im not sorry for liking them or wanting to hear them

It happened.