This is one of my favorite 1996 shows. Look at Jack back there doing his thing. Man I miss this era of the band!Stickman wrote:
September 21, 1996
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto, ON
Release
Hail Hail
Last Exit
Tremor Chirst
In My Tree
Corduroy
Red Mosquito
Animal
Jeremy
Habit
Immortality
Even Flow
Not For You
Daughter/(Cut My Hair)(Real Me)(Young Man Blues)
Lukin
Rearviewmirror
Alive
Blood
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Who You Are
I Got Shit/(Cinnamon Girl)
Leaving Here
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I miss that era, especially Jack’s drumming. He was the best in my opinion.
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80 shows...
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My first PJ show!logan5ive wrote:
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Wow, what was it like seeing them in the early years? I wish I had that experience.wease wrote:My first PJ show!logan5ive wrote:
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Much more powerful and intense.Sloppy Dupree wrote:Wow, what was it like seeing them in the early years? I wish I had that experience.wease wrote:My first PJ show!logan5ive wrote:
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I wish I could have seen it. I love all the eras, and I know they’ve settled into a groove. But the early, raw years must have been amazing.wease wrote:Much more powerful and intense.Sloppy Dupree wrote:Wow, what was it like seeing them in the early years? I wish I had that experience.wease wrote:My first PJ show!logan5ive wrote:
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It’s the show against all others are measured. An entirely different beast from anything else. I wish I could’ve seen more of them. ‘95 still had some of that energy and attitude, but ‘96 started changing. Then ‘98 and forward was an entirely different thing.Sloppy Dupree wrote:I wish I could have seen it. I love all the eras, and I know they’ve settled into a groove. But the early, raw years must have been amazing.wease wrote:Much more powerful and intense.Sloppy Dupree wrote:Wow, what was it like seeing them in the early years? I wish I had that experience.wease wrote:My first PJ show!logan5ive wrote:
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Yeah, I wish I could’ve seen them earlier than ‘94.
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I remember my first time seeing them in 1995 and thinking "well this doesnt sound right". Had already been listening to whatever boots i could at 14/15 years old, it was obvious how different the band sounded live with Jack.
of course, i quikly got over that because it was a life altering show.
of course, i quikly got over that because it was a life altering show.
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Saw them in 93 and 92. I consider my self super lucky. I feel looking back at shows in 90 and 91 that I was on the front lines of a revolution it was incredible.
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92 was great it was Drop in the Park.
93 was vs tour homestand.
93 was vs tour homestand.
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Yeah i distinctly remember how I felt when I saw just kidding it was 30 years ago
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You guys are old
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This is a life regret of mine. My first show was '98 with MC on drums. I missed both the Jack and Dave A eras, which were the best imo.wease wrote:Yeah, I wish I could’ve seen them earlier than ‘94.
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First time seeing the "Rock to Vote" clip
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They clearly just handed him the paper and filmed his actual reaction
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I like this guy
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