Red Mosquito

KD's description is accurate.

Detroit 2000, thanks to the recommendation to check out that NAIS version.

Also, Lost Dogs Rescue. Fucking Amazing work.

I saw Hartford and Boston on the 2010 tour and really liked both shows. I can't listen to the boot though because I found the mix so bad, although if I recall it sounds a bit better than the 2008 and 2009 bootlegs.

I've posted this before but I think the last five shows of the 2010 US tour are a bit underrated because the bootlegs sound so bad from that era (Hartford, Boston, Newark and New York x2).

tragabigzanda wrote:Yea, the Boston 2010 set list is pretty sweet. I should download this today.

Best Force of Nature I've ever heard.

It's a shame those 2010 recordings sound like shit.

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's a shame those 2010 recordings sound like shit.

Boston was especially shit. There's really no excuse, as Brett was able to do a great mix of 'The Fixer' from this show (the version on Live on Ten Legs).

Newark and MSG take the cake, though. Good grief.

The only time I check in to Pearl Jam Radio on Sirius is when there is a full show on. Missoula 2005 was on a couple days ago. Cool show and setlist, no covers. I remember liking St. Louis 2003 for the same reason, no covers.

TouringReg wrote:The only time I check in to Pearl Jam Radio on Sirius is when there is a full show on. Missoula 2005 was on a couple days ago. Cool show and setlist, no covers. I remember liking St. Louis 2003 for the same reason, no covers.

Didn't they do Another Brick in the Wall at that Missoula show? I guess it was a tag if I remember correctly, so carry on.

Leatherhead wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Yea, the Boston 2010 set list is pretty sweet. I should download this today.

Best Force of Nature I've ever heard.

That's not saying much, they usually butcher the live version (too fast and Ed warbles). But yeah, it is the best version.

Live at Easy Street during my drive in to work this morning

TouringReg wrote:The only time I check in to Pearl Jam Radio on Sirius is when there is a full show on. Missoula 2005 was on a couple days ago. Cool show and setlist, no covers. I remember liking St. Louis 2003 for the same reason, no covers.

I flip through it frequently but only stick around when they're playing a show from the 2000 tour. They played Columbus the other day and I enjoyed listening to it on my commute.

matt reeder wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Boston was an extraordinary setlist, performed as well as one could reasonably expect from 2010 PJ -- which is to say, standard limitations apply, but very few technical errors. I'd describe Leeds 2014, another highly enjoyable modern PJ show, the exact same way.

Leeds is sooooooo good. I've been vocal before of my love of the 2014 tour, but that's probably my favorite PJ show post 2008-2009 maybe.

Continuing my 2014 kick, I'm listening to Perth (2/02). Ed's voice is in top form for much of the show, and the band is mostly pretty tight. It's not 1998-good, but it's pretty damn good just the same.

Boston 2010 is a great show, especially good version of Pilate.

Showbox 12-06-02

1/2 full melts your face off.

ridleybradout wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's a shame those 2010 recordings sound like shit.

Boston was especially shit. There's really no excuse, as Brett was able to do a great mix of 'The Fixer' from this show (the version on Live on Ten Legs).

I've never seen a breakdown of where the songs from Live on Ten Legs came from. Do you have it handy?

Simple Torture wrote:

ridleybradout wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's a shame those 2010 recordings sound like shit.

Boston was especially shit. There's really no excuse, as Brett was able to do a great mix of 'The Fixer' from this show (the version on Live on Ten Legs).

I've never seen a breakdown of where the songs from Live on Ten Legs came from. Do you have it handy?

You know what, I used Google to answer my own question: http://community.pearljam.com/discussio ... nt_3477234

Boston II 2016. Holy shit, Tom Hamilton sounds like fucking death.

Simple Torture wrote:Boston II 2016. Holy shit, Tom Hamilton sounds like fucking death.

I listened to this the other night. That encore is so good.