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Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sat October 01, 2016 2:17 pm
by tyweed
matt reeder wrote:
tyweed wrote:
matt reeder wrote:
Birds in Hell wrote:A few personal favourites:

Pinkpop
Hamburg
West Palm Beach 1
St Louis
Albuquerque
This is close to mine. You just reminded me too that I was supposed to go to the St. Louis show that tour and my ride fell through. Ugh.

Mine would be:

Prague
Hamburg
West Palm Beach I
Saratoga
St. Louis

But you pretty much can't go wrong. Even Sacramento, the shortest show of the tour, is one of my other favorites.
These are the best boots from 2000, imo:
Boise
Chicago
Portland
Toronto
Kansas City
San Diego
I love that Portland show so much. This tour is so good.
I feel like Portland rarely gets listed among RMers top boots of '00. It's an absolutely insane show. Grievance, Corduroy, Go, Dissident, Habit, Black, Porch, RVM, Fuckin Up are all complete shithammers amongst a superbly-chosen setlist of really great songs and very well-played versions of each. There's also a really good Untitled leading into MFC. Anyone else feel this strongly about this show?

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sat October 01, 2016 3:34 pm
by Kevin Davis
Absolutely, it's one of my favorites too.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sat October 01, 2016 4:14 pm
by digster
I feel like Chicago 2000 is really the perfect PJ show, or at least my perfect PJ show. The trio of Insignificance-->Black-->Parting Ways to end the set is just extraordinary, and that version of Parting Ways is one of my favorite PJ performances. There's this moment that sounds like a decaying siren Mike finds during the jam at the end that's only there for a few seconds, but it makes the song for me.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sat October 01, 2016 9:33 pm
by WtOB?
Birds in Hell wrote:Cardiff's often mentioned as one of the best shows of the Euro leg but I think it's a bit of a dud.
it was the first boot i ever bought.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sun October 02, 2016 12:08 am
by Wendy Carlos's Twin
I listened to the Euro 2000 tour recently (to decide which ones to shitcan), and I really enjoyed Ljubljana and Verona. I thought those were relatively tighter than most of the others.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sun October 02, 2016 12:12 am
by VinylGuy
Oh yeah, Portland is great.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sun October 02, 2016 1:27 am
by Kevin Davis
Verona is fantastic -- their best "Pilate," in my opinion.

Katowice 2 and Salzburg were the first two official boots I bought, and are probably still my two favorites from that tour.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sun October 02, 2016 3:06 am
by matt reeder
tyweed wrote:
matt reeder wrote:
tyweed wrote:
matt reeder wrote:
Birds in Hell wrote:A few personal favourites:

Pinkpop
Hamburg
West Palm Beach 1
St Louis
Albuquerque
This is close to mine. You just reminded me too that I was supposed to go to the St. Louis show that tour and my ride fell through. Ugh.

Mine would be:

Prague
Hamburg
West Palm Beach I
Saratoga
St. Louis

But you pretty much can't go wrong. Even Sacramento, the shortest show of the tour, is one of my other favorites.
These are the best boots from 2000, imo:
Boise
Chicago
Portland
Toronto
Kansas City
San Diego
I love that Portland show so much. This tour is so good.
I feel like Portland rarely gets listed among RMers top boots of '00. It's an absolutely insane show. Grievance, Corduroy, Go, Dissident, Habit, Black, Porch, RVM, Fuckin Up are all complete shithammers amongst a superbly-chosen setlist of really great songs and very well-played versions of each. There's also a really good Untitled leading into MFC. Anyone else feel this strongly about this show?
I absolutely love this show. It gets the Portland bonus from me too.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Mon October 03, 2016 2:02 pm
by chuck taylor
Verona is a favorite of mine as well.

My top 5 right now are probably

Katowice II
Verona
Milan
Chicago
Boise

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Thu October 06, 2016 4:29 am
by Leatherhead
Fuzzcharger wrote:I just dialed up Pinkpop 2000. How about that set list. What an opening Rival>Jeremy>NAIS>MFC! :shock:

Listening to this right now. About 6 seconds into NAIS I was like :shock: fuck yea.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sat October 08, 2016 1:43 am
by Fuzzcharger
Leatherhead wrote:Listening to this right now. About 6 seconds into NAIS I was like :shock: fuck yea.
:thumbsup:

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Sat October 08, 2016 1:48 am
by knee tunes
Leatherhead wrote:
Fuzzcharger wrote:I just dialed up Pinkpop 2000. How about that set list. What an opening Rival>Jeremy>NAIS>MFC! :shock:

Listening to this right now. About 6 seconds into NAIS I was like :shock: fuck yea.
FUCKING RIVAL

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Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Tue October 11, 2016 8:02 am
by Fuzzcharger
Thank you to everyone for their contributions to their favourite 2000 tour shows. A quick compilation has narrowed it down to these as the top 5.

Boise
Chicago
Saratoga
Hamburg
West Palm Beach 1

I'll also check out the much unheralded Portland show next.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Tue October 11, 2016 8:31 am
by Birds in Hell
A great bunch of shows you've got lined up.

:nice:

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Tue October 11, 2016 11:21 pm
by tyweed
digster wrote:I feel like Chicago 2000 is really the perfect PJ show, or at least my perfect PJ show. The trio of Insignificance-->Black-->Parting Ways to end the set is just extraordinary, and that version of Parting Ways is one of my favorite PJ performances. There's this moment that sounds like a decaying siren Mike finds during the jam at the end that's only there for a few seconds, but it makes the song for me.
One of the very best boots of 2000. That Insignificance-->Black-->Parting Ways sequence you mentioned is absolutely ferocious, and Mike's guitar squalls in the jam of PW are more facemelting than most of the lightning fast solos he routinely peels off. Pretty much every performance here is beyond top-notch including the best version of "In Hiding" from the entire tour.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Tue October 11, 2016 11:42 pm
by Strat
tyweed wrote:
digster wrote:I feel like Chicago 2000 is really the perfect PJ show, or at least my perfect PJ show. The trio of Insignificance-->Black-->Parting Ways to end the set is just extraordinary, and that version of Parting Ways is one of my favorite PJ performances. There's this moment that sounds like a decaying siren Mike finds during the jam at the end that's only there for a few seconds, but it makes the song for me.
One of the very best boots of 2000. That Insignificance-->Black-->Parting Ways sequence you mentioned is absolutely ferocious, and Mike's guitar squalls in the jam of PW are more facemelting than most of the lightning fast solos he routinely peels off. Pretty much every performance here is beyond top-notch including the best version of "In Hiding" from the entire tour.
I think it was the first live experience where i really felt there could be something transcendent about seeing your favorite band play your favorite songs. What an incredible night that was.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Wed October 12, 2016 2:45 am
by ridleybradout
I recently listened to Prague 2000 for the first time in a long time - an underrated gem from the Euro tour. Probably the last tour where Ed had complete and remarkable disregard for his vocal chords :nice:

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Wed October 12, 2016 4:21 am
by Wendy Carlos's Twin
Fuzzcharger wrote:Thank you to everyone for their contributions to their favourite 2000 tour shows. A quick compilation has narrowed it down to these as the top 5.

Boise
Chicago
Saratoga
Hamburg
West Palm Beach 1

I'll also check out the much unheralded Portland show next.
All of those shows are fantastic, but Saratoga is especially notable for its unusually high energy level which is why it always tops my lists. Not a mellow show for the most part and very spot-on.

Chicago is also very tight.

And I cannot stress enough...

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh

This one has a little bit of everything. If it was as lengthy as State College it would completely shit all over it.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Wed October 12, 2016 4:23 am
by Wendy Carlos's Twin
ridleybradout wrote:I recently listened to Prague 2000 for the first time in a long time - an underrated gem from the Euro tour. Probably the last tour where Ed had complete and remarkable disregard for his vocal chords :nice:
I don't know about that. Some of the 2005 boots (which I barely listened to back in the day) are impressing the hell out of me. There are a few where Ed sounds a little hoarse, but there are some where he sounds wild yet in full control. Better than 2000 and 2003 for sure.

Re: What bootleg are you listening to?

Posted: Wed October 12, 2016 8:50 pm
by Fuzzcharger
Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:
All of those shows are fantastic, but Saratoga is especially notable for its unusually high energy level which is why it always tops my lists. Not a mellow show for the most part and very spot-on.

Chicago is also very tight.

And I cannot stress enough...

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh

This one has a little bit of everything. If it was as lengthy as State College it would completely shit all over it.
Okay Pittsburgh has been downloaded too. Been listening to Saratoga his morning. That's a pretty charged up Beeakerfall they open with :shock: