Red Mosquito

Tremor Christ
In Hiding
Setting Forth
Swallowed Whole

That run must of sounded awesome

how much of in hiding was played before they stopped and started into tremor christ?

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:how much of in hiding was played before they stopped and started into tremor christ?

Just a few of the opening riffs. Enough to know it was In Hiding, it was just Stone playing

jdopj wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:how much of in hiding was played before they stopped and started into tremor christ?

Just a few of the opening riffs. Enough to know it was In Hiding, it was just Stone playing

did it sound like he flubbed it? or did it seem like he had forgotten that they added Tremor Christ to the setlist right before it?

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

jdopj wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:how much of in hiding was played before they stopped and started into tremor christ?

Just a few of the opening riffs. Enough to know it was In Hiding, it was just Stone playing

did it sound like he flubbed it? or did it seem like he had forgotten that they added Tremor Christ to the setlist right before it?

He started and Ed ran over and said he wanted to slide it in before it. On the setlist it looks like a late add or potential add. No flub on Stones part.

The setlists just keep getting better

That may be damn near perfect.
It's a greatest hits set packages with a lot of fan-boy favourites (Tremor christ, SOH, In My Tree).

This might be one to check out when the boot is released in like 7 months!?

Wow, that's one hell of a setlist! So far the 2nd leg has not shown me much to get excited about but this is pretty sweet. It's up there with Charlottesville for best setlist of the tour so far.

What a fucking show...

For me, it was my 9th show... funny enough they played 9 songs I had never heard live (not counting LB tracks), and 3 that were on my "bucket list" so to speak... So I may be plenty biased in my opinion for those reasons, but this one EASILY rivaled the 06 show, and is slowly starting to show that I think San Diego tickets should be just as coveted as Boston, New York, and Seattle tickets, they're really treating it like a "hometown" show.

I think the other thing that adds to that is the arena is kind of unique for a sports arena where it's very narrow and steep, so it feels way more intimate than your standard arena, something the band commented on as well last night. I think the size of the arena is what also made the first encore work so well. Everyone was really into it, and it wasn't the buzzkill that it might look like on paper.

The crowd was into it from start to finish... That goes on the floor as well. Whenever I'm on the floor at a show I worry about having 500 cell phones in my face all night, the person that thinks I came to hear them sing as opposed to the band on stage, or just overly aggressive stuff.... Nothing like that at all, at least where we were standing... Very cool group of people. We also got pretty good position on the floor for not making it down until 7:30 due to work and traffic.

Tremor Christ was a HUGE surprise... There was a picture on twitter or somewhere of Stone's setlist, and apparently it didn't make it onto his, hahah, hence the little flub... certainly wasn't on him though, and everyone seemed to get a good laugh out of it.

The band was on fire... They referenced through the evening that pretty much everyone had friends and or family in attendance, Eddie's mom and brothers, Mike's dad, Matt's whole family it seemed, Jeff and Stone had friends as well, and it showed. I've personally never seen McCready as insane as he was last night. During porch he just seemed possessed almost. Dude even tripped/fell, did a somersault, and stood back up without missing a note it seemed.

The fan from the Philippines was pretty cool as well, and especially when the band announced that relief efforts for the region were their charity of choice for the evening.

I'm also under the impression that they must have paid quite a fee to the arena. I know that Viejas typically has a 11:00 pm curfew, and the house lights went on in between Black and Do the Evolution...I THINK... and I'm under the impression that it wasn't Keely that turned them on, because they were up the rest of the night, and it seemed some of the automated lights were still running which seems kind of pointless...

Anyway, very rambly I know... But a hell of a show, certainly worth picking up the boot when it eventually gets released...

Best setlist.

AndySlash wrote:eddie singing 'alive' looking directly to his mother was a sight to behold.

Sounds really creepy.

"Son, sing the one about lies and maternal incest again"

stupidmop wrote:"Son, sing the one about lies and maternal incest again"

"make sure to look directly into my eyes while you do it."

ilpazzo wrote:... I think San Diego tickets should be just as coveted as Boston, New York, and Seattle tickets, they're really treating it like a "hometown" show.

Sounds like a killer show, and I would agree SD is right up with those cities and Philly for Pearl jam love.

broken iris wrote:

ilpazzo wrote:... I think San Diego tickets should be just as coveted as Boston, New York, and Seattle tickets, they're really treating it like a "hometown" show.

Sounds like a killer show, and I would agree SD is right up with those cities and Philly for Pearl jam love.

i may have to check out a SD show sometime, we had tickets to 2 of the 4 LA shows in 09 (i think) but had stuff come up and didnt make it, but ive never been to California and i think SD would be a good place to visit

stupidmop wrote:"Son, sing the one about lies and maternal incest again"

if the accounts on the message pit of her reactions are true, it would be

theplatypus wrote:

stupidmop wrote:"Son, sing the one about lies and maternal incest again"

"make sure to look directly into my eyes while you do it and i'll sing along to every word."

southp wrote: This might be one to check out when the boot is released in like 7 months!?

INSTANT CLASSIC

looks like the best setlist by far this tour. maybe in a few years.

AndySlash wrote:if the accounts on the message pit of her reactions are true, it would be

theplatypus wrote:

stupidmop wrote:"Son, sing the one about lies and maternal incest again"

"make sure to look directly into my eyes while you do it and i'll sing along to every word."

"Hey remember that time I told you your dad wasn't really your dad?"

"LOL remember how pissed i was? Good times. Lets sing about it."

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

broken iris wrote:

ilpazzo wrote:... I think San Diego tickets should be just as coveted as Boston, New York, and Seattle tickets, they're really treating it like a "hometown" show.

Sounds like a killer show, and I would agree SD is right up with those cities and Philly for Pearl jam love.

i may have to check out a SD show sometime, we had tickets to 2 of the 4 LA shows in 09 (i think) but had stuff come up and didnt make it, but ive never been to California and i think SD would be a good place to visit

It's a great town. Also a consistently great place for Pearl Jam shows.