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***Official Pearl Jam Thread*** (1 Viewer)
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AcerFC
Footballguy
according to the stat tracker, go and glorified G are the only two songs off vs I have not seen live
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
Freudian slip of sorts- I just meant that the show was under way...
Bobcat10
Footballguy
You've seen a full WMA or just tagged to Daughter? Statracker counts the tag as seen....I still want the full. That's my only from Vs.
NajehHejan
Footballguy
Awesome show! A bit more mellow than last night, but of course great. Got the Last Kiss that was skipped from last night's setlist. The band dedicated it to the folks behind the stage, and played it facing them. Present Tense! Band sounds great and is feeding well off the crowd's energy.
skol asylum
Footballguy
I love Present Tense.
AcerFC
Footballguy
looks like just tags.
Bobcat10
Footballguy
I find it very difficult to "rank" songs, but PT would be firmly entrenched in the top 10 for me, maybe top 5.
Great avatar by the way. Is that from the CD insert? I don't recall the Yellow Moon pic.
skol asylum
Footballguy
skol asylum
Footballguy
Yellow Moon would have fit seamlessly on the Into the Wild soundtrack.
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
Cornell and the Avett Bros doing Footsteps Monday night- http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4141710
Last night it was Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes doing Corduroy and McCready joins Dierk Bentley and The Roots tonight. Thursday and Friday the whole band is on.
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
Bull Dozier
Footballguy
Totally agree.
I don't know who Robin Pecknold is but his version of Corduroy was pretty meh. There were a whole bunch of other songs that would have fit him better.
JZilla
Footballguy
Yeah my first thought was, who is this non-rock star singing the rock star song? My second thought was, this blows. Dierks Bentley was no better.
Also, Jimmy Fallon still doesn't do it for me.
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
I don't understand his whole all black band thing. NTTAWWT. It's just that Fallon is pretty damn white as white guys go. What's the hook?
Well, they aren't really his band. They are The Roots. He didn't pick a bunch of black dudes to be in a band. They are the band for his show, but they are a pretty damn famous hip hop band.
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
I know that they're The Roots, and the band for his show, and a pretty famous hip hop band, but...
Nevermiiind...
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Apple Jack
Footballguy
He likes them, asked them, and they said yes. Not much to get. I suppose there is something to the NYC angle; The Roots, JF, and his show are all NYC institutions.
Apple Jack
Footballguy
My bad. That's not the first time I've made that mistake. Always used to get Kip Malone and Questlove mixed up and I associate TV on the Radio with Brooklyn. At least I think that's why that happens.
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Insoxicated
I figured Joe Buck was a Pearl jam Fan given he was sitting about 5-10 rows behind me at a show in St Louis a couple years ago. That was until last night during Game 2 of the World Series coming out of a commercial break.
(Intro Music)
"And that is Pearl jam with their new song "Animal" - Joe Buck
####### idiot... I hate Joe Buck.
(Intro Music)
"And that is Pearl jam with their new song "Animal" - Joe Buck
####### idiot... I hate Joe Buck.
Bobcat10
Footballguy
I'm not really sure what you're trying to get at lol, but I think you're underestimating Fallon's hip factor.
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
I don't dislike Fallon- the earnest, seemingly semi-prepared manner in which he carrys himself on his show is kinda endearing. Much like Carson. I know that he hails from Brooklyn and all, but he grew up in Saugerties, NY. His hip factor is decidedly understated...
McGarnicle
Footballguy
Yikes. That is pretty bad. I despise him too.I figured Joe Buck was a Pearl jam Fan given he was sitting about 5-10 rows behind me at a show in St Louis a couple years ago. That was until last night during Game 2 of the World Series coming out of a commercial break.
(Intro Music)
"And that is Pearl jam with their new song "Animal" - Joe Buck
####### idiot... I hate Joe Buck.
McGarnicle
Footballguy
Hard to believe I'm seeing them in 4 days. It's been way, way, way too long.
skol asylum
Footballguy
That's disgusting.I figured Joe Buck was a Pearl jam Fan given he was sitting about 5-10 rows behind me at a show in St Louis a couple years ago. That was until last night during Game 2 of the World Series coming out of a commercial break.
(Intro Music)
"And that is Pearl jam with their new song "Animal" - Joe Buck
####### idiot... I hate Joe Buck.
ConstruxBoy
Kate's Daddy
I don't like Joe Buck but he is a fan. He is on one of the celebrity "promos" on the Sirius XM Pearl Jam channel.I figured Joe Buck was a Pearl jam Fan given he was sitting about 5-10 rows behind me at a show in St Louis a couple years ago. That was until last night during Game 2 of the World Series coming out of a commercial break.
(Intro Music)
"And that is Pearl jam with their new song "Animal" - Joe Buck
####### idiot... I hate Joe Buck.
ConstruxBoy
Kate's Daddy
Anyone else going to CLT besides Slapdash and I? Want to meet up before the show? Slapdash suggested Queen City Q. I'm not familiar with what is around the arena.
NajehHejan
Footballguy
Drunk in Hartford. Never been here before, but it doesn't seem like the armpit it's perturbed to be. I turned 40 today and I'm ready for Pearl Jam to rock my lame ###. Don't care what songs they play, just looking for a great show!
Tremendous Upside
Footballguy
McGarnicle
Footballguy
Holy ####### ####
dal_boys_phan
Footballguy
My Philly 2 mini-review, this from the viewpoint of a moderate fan
(full disclosure: this was my third PJ show - Philly 10/3/2005 and NJ 6/3/2006 were the other two - so it had been a while since I saw them live. While I know a few songs past the radio hits, I'll still confuse song titles at times and may need the song to get to the chorus to figure out the name).
I'll do part of this as a spoiler as I refer to the opening song and I know that some people may not want to know that information.
Back to the non-spoiler review...
(2) New material comes across very good - in particular, I loved Lightning Bolt live but thought that the album version was just OK. Sirens, Infallible, Pendulum, and Mind Your Manners were just as excellent and I liked those songs best from the new album. In my opinion, all were slotted nicely alongside the older PJ material.
(3) As I am not a HUGE PJ fan, I was happy to get Better Man and Y. Ledbetter as those are two of my favorite PJ songs.
(4) As I am a HUGE Bruce fan, really appreciate the night-to-night diversity of the setlist. Never pulled out the phone to check Setlist.FM once during the show, just rode along song-by-song. I'm good with only getting some of the hits or deep cuts, but not all - makes for a better experience in my opinion as I chase "this song" or "that song".
(5) Would have LOVED to see a Bruce guest spot (he was in the building) as Eddie's guest spot in Oct 2004 at a Bruce show in NJ to play No Surrender/Better Man is one of my favorite concert viewing moments.
(6) Amongst the Waves was my "new" find during the show - I had heard it before and this was my first time seeing it live. I could see it quickly becoming another favorite.
Bottom line: Pearl Jam is a great band to see live and they are at the top of their game right now. If you are on the fence about seeing this show and have never seen them before, go.
(full disclosure: this was my third PJ show - Philly 10/3/2005 and NJ 6/3/2006 were the other two - so it had been a while since I saw them live. While I know a few songs past the radio hits, I'll still confuse song titles at times and may need the song to get to the chorus to figure out the name).
I'll do part of this as a spoiler as I refer to the opening song and I know that some people may not want to know that information.
(1) Pendulum is a great opener - burying it later in the setlist would be a mistake
(2) New material comes across very good - in particular, I loved Lightning Bolt live but thought that the album version was just OK. Sirens, Infallible, Pendulum, and Mind Your Manners were just as excellent and I liked those songs best from the new album. In my opinion, all were slotted nicely alongside the older PJ material.
(3) As I am not a HUGE PJ fan, I was happy to get Better Man and Y. Ledbetter as those are two of my favorite PJ songs.
(4) As I am a HUGE Bruce fan, really appreciate the night-to-night diversity of the setlist. Never pulled out the phone to check Setlist.FM once during the show, just rode along song-by-song. I'm good with only getting some of the hits or deep cuts, but not all - makes for a better experience in my opinion as I chase "this song" or "that song".
(5) Would have LOVED to see a Bruce guest spot (he was in the building) as Eddie's guest spot in Oct 2004 at a Bruce show in NJ to play No Surrender/Better Man is one of my favorite concert viewing moments.
(6) Amongst the Waves was my "new" find during the show - I had heard it before and this was my first time seeing it live. I could see it quickly becoming another favorite.
Bottom line: Pearl Jam is a great band to see live and they are at the top of their game right now. If you are on the fence about seeing this show and have never seen them before, go.
McGarnicle
Footballguy
Amazingly I've been to 25+ shows including those two, and both are easily in my top 5. Just great setlists for both, and for the NJ show I was 8th row dead center. That one may be my favorite of all time.
glock
"Don't grumble, give a whistle!"
JZilla
Footballguy
Great show, of course! The crowd took a little while to get warmed up but got into it eventually.. the encores were electric.. Man of the Hour for LR sounded great, then Nothingman as well which the crowd really got into, and from there it was all full tilt.
Funny, I said on the way up they'd probably play a hastily rehearsed Velvet Underground song, and sure enough...
Funny, I said on the way up they'd probably play a hastily rehearsed Velvet Underground song, and sure enough...
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Now this is a freaking awesome setlist. Pendulum into HTI was probably awesome
Pearl Jam
Baltimore, MD
1st Mariner Arena
Oct 27, 2013
Set List
01. Pendulum-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
02. Hard To Imagine
03. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
04. Lightning Bolt-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(“twenty three years, twenty three years...We have been a band for twenty three years and this is the first time we have had the opportunity to say “good evening Baltimore”. We have a few friends here from bands like The Evens and Fugazi. Ian was telling me he came here with Henry Rollins in 1978 and Ted Nugent tore the place apart. So we have to top that and we are gonna need your help.”
05. Lukin
06. Corduroy
07. MInd Your Manners-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
08. Given To Fly
(Ed has Kille turn up the house lights so he can se the audience. He points out a person in a yellow shirt who was jumping up and down during the last song. “You made quite an impression.” Ed then warned the person to “pace themselves”. There is an American flag hanging from the ceiling towards the back of the building that is waving around. Ed asks, “Who is waving that? Who is waving that flag? I thought the ghost of Thomas Jefferson was in D.C.? Is it the ghost of Ronald Reagan? Ted Nugent?”)
09. MFC
10. Sirens-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(“That last song was about the fragility of life. The next song is about when your friend makes their life even more fragile by poisoning themselves and they don’t want your help. It is a cautionary tale.”)
11. Habit
12. Daughter {Ed sings the words “take a walk on the wild side” over and over but he does not sing the melody or any other lyrics. “Take A Walk On The Wild Side-Reed)}
13. Wishlist
14. Present Tense
15. Spin The Black Circle (Mike runs over to Stone’s side and even runs a few laps around the stage)
(“That was so much fun we might as do another one about the same thing. This goes out to Dischord” {Discchord is Ian MacKaye’s record label}
16. Let The Records Play-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
17. Setting Forth
18. Unthought Known
19. Rearviewmirror
Encore Break 1
(“Everybody good? I would say you are great. We didn’t expect this coming in here.
And happy birthday to this woman. She is twenty one.” Ed pours the woman a cup from his bottle. “It has been a hard day in many ways but we will talk about that later. Music has been healing for me so let’s continue with that.”
20. Yellow Moon-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(Ed talks about how fortunate they have been to know so many great musicians, from street musicians to bands we looked up to. Know matter how prepared you are for something like this, because we are all gonna go someday.” “We will always have his music and our kids will have his music. He was a game changer. We want to dedicate this to Lou and his sweet, sweet wife Laurie.” {Heavily Paraphrased}
21. Man Of The Hour (Dedicated to Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson)
22. Nothingman
23. Waiting For The Man-(Reed)
24. Better Man
25. Do The Evolution
26. Blood
27. Porch
Encore Break 2
28. Once
29. Love, Reign O’re Me-(Townshend)
30. Black
(Ed thanks the audience and their new friends Venus and her sister and also wants to thank the man who helped Ed’s back injury to heal. “I thought I might never play or sing again but Michael Wallace (?) who is here really helped me out. I want to dedicate the next song to him.)
31. Alive
(Ed invites the guy in the yellow shirt that he had spotted earlier to come to the stage. The guy is on the highest level and furthest back from the stage. The guy does make it to the stage.)
32. Rockin’ In The Free World
Pearl Jam
Baltimore, MD
1st Mariner Arena
Oct 27, 2013
Set List
01. Pendulum-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
02. Hard To Imagine
03. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
04. Lightning Bolt-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(“twenty three years, twenty three years...We have been a band for twenty three years and this is the first time we have had the opportunity to say “good evening Baltimore”. We have a few friends here from bands like The Evens and Fugazi. Ian was telling me he came here with Henry Rollins in 1978 and Ted Nugent tore the place apart. So we have to top that and we are gonna need your help.”
05. Lukin
06. Corduroy
07. MInd Your Manners-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
08. Given To Fly
(Ed has Kille turn up the house lights so he can se the audience. He points out a person in a yellow shirt who was jumping up and down during the last song. “You made quite an impression.” Ed then warned the person to “pace themselves”. There is an American flag hanging from the ceiling towards the back of the building that is waving around. Ed asks, “Who is waving that? Who is waving that flag? I thought the ghost of Thomas Jefferson was in D.C.? Is it the ghost of Ronald Reagan? Ted Nugent?”)
09. MFC
10. Sirens-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(“That last song was about the fragility of life. The next song is about when your friend makes their life even more fragile by poisoning themselves and they don’t want your help. It is a cautionary tale.”)
11. Habit
12. Daughter {Ed sings the words “take a walk on the wild side” over and over but he does not sing the melody or any other lyrics. “Take A Walk On The Wild Side-Reed)}
13. Wishlist
14. Present Tense
15. Spin The Black Circle (Mike runs over to Stone’s side and even runs a few laps around the stage)
(“That was so much fun we might as do another one about the same thing. This goes out to Dischord” {Discchord is Ian MacKaye’s record label}
16. Let The Records Play-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
17. Setting Forth
18. Unthought Known
19. Rearviewmirror
Encore Break 1
(“Everybody good? I would say you are great. We didn’t expect this coming in here.
And happy birthday to this woman. She is twenty one.” Ed pours the woman a cup from his bottle. “It has been a hard day in many ways but we will talk about that later. Music has been healing for me so let’s continue with that.”
20. Yellow Moon-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(Ed talks about how fortunate they have been to know so many great musicians, from street musicians to bands we looked up to. Know matter how prepared you are for something like this, because we are all gonna go someday.” “We will always have his music and our kids will have his music. He was a game changer. We want to dedicate this to Lou and his sweet, sweet wife Laurie.” {Heavily Paraphrased}
21. Man Of The Hour (Dedicated to Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson)
22. Nothingman
23. Waiting For The Man-(Reed)
24. Better Man
25. Do The Evolution
26. Blood
27. Porch
Encore Break 2
28. Once
29. Love, Reign O’re Me-(Townshend)
30. Black
(Ed thanks the audience and their new friends Venus and her sister and also wants to thank the man who helped Ed’s back injury to heal. “I thought I might never play or sing again but Michael Wallace (?) who is here really helped me out. I want to dedicate the next song to him.)
31. Alive
(Ed invites the guy in the yellow shirt that he had spotted earlier to come to the stage. The guy is on the highest level and furthest back from the stage. The guy does make it to the stage.)
32. Rockin’ In The Free World
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