Red Mosquito

Chris_H_2 wrote:I hope they play Ole.

That is all.

No idea if you're kidding or not.

But the next time I see them live, I really want them to play it. I want to hear it live/see it in person so badly I can't even talk about it.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:I hope they play Ole.

That is all.

No idea if you're kidding or not.

But the next time I see them live, I really want them to play it. I want to hear it live/see it in person so badly I can't even talk about it.

Yeah, I was kidding.

Tass Man wrote:Am I the only one really confused why 1 of 2 North American shows is in London Ontario (I realize they said more dates will come in the fall, but still)??

I was curious about this as well. Toronto is what, 2-3 hours away. How far away from Detroit? Seems to make more sense to play one of those two instead. Maybe no available dates at the venues in Toronto/Detroit?

They skipped London on the 2011 Canadian tour, I guess that might have something to do with it.

Birds in Hell wrote:They skipped London on the 2011 Canadian tour, I guess that might have something to do with it.

by that reasoning, they should be playing Thunder Bay again soon

doone wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:They skipped London on the 2011 Canadian tour, I guess that might have something to do with it.

by that reasoning, they should be playing Thunder Bay again soon

You live in Thunder Bay? Hey, do you know a Kyle Lees?

I'd love if they re-released those 2005 shows in FLAC.

I mean I'm not complaining because I'm only an hour from London... But it seems odd (the ACC in Toronto should be empty in July since there's no hockey or basketball, so it's hard to believe its an availability issue)

theplatypus wrote:

doone wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:They skipped London on the 2011 Canadian tour, I guess that might have something to do with it.

by that reasoning, they should be playing Thunder Bay again soon

You live in Thunder Bay? Hey, do you know a Kyle Lees?

yes and no, I don't think so. I know a Kyle but I don't know his last name.

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd love if they re-released those 2005 shows in FLAC.

that would be lovely

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd love if they re-released those 2005 shows in FLAC.

Me too.

It's time.

Navy Bean's live debut, dedicated to the pier.

Chloe wrote:

Tass Man wrote:Am I the only one really confused why 1 of 2 North American shows is in London Ontario (I realize they said more dates will come in the fall, but still)??

I was curious about this as well. Toronto is what, 2-3 hours away. How far away from Detroit? Seems to make more sense to play one of those two instead. Maybe no available dates at the venues in Toronto/Detroit?

London is a city in Southwestern Ontario, Canada, situated along the Quebec City–Windsor Corridor. The city has a population of 366,151 according to the 2011 Canadian census. London is the seat of Middlesex County, at the forks of the non-navigable Thames River, approximately halfway between Toronto, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan.

Well thanks, Spike!

this wrigley show pisses me off. i want to just wait for the fall dates and go to a normal venue, preferably one 10 minutes from my house where the minnesota wild will hoist the cup later this year. BUT a fucking evening with pearl jam is going to be special, isn't it? this will be instant classic number 2, except this time it will actually be a legitimate classic.

daft twat wrote:this wrigley show pisses me off. i want to just wait for the fall dates and go to a normal venue, preferably one 10 minutes from my house where the minnesota wild will hoist the cup later this year. BUT a fucking evening with pearl jam is going to be special, isn't it? this will be instant classic number 2, except this time it will actually be a legitimate classic.

Like pj20?

I dont know anymore. I share your frustrations, guy. But im just not convinced. Im trying to decide my next move here. In the end - ill have an awesome time because i have a million friends in Chicago. add PJ outdoors on top of that and im sure it will be worth the trip.

But i could be setting myself up for disappointment.

And yes - Parise and Co will hoist the cup.

Strat wrote:

daft twat wrote:this wrigley show pisses me off. i want to just wait for the fall dates and go to a normal venue, preferably one 10 minutes from my house where the minnesota wild will hoist the cup later this year. BUT a fucking evening with pearl jam is going to be special, isn't it? this will be instant classic number 2, except this time it will actually be a legitimate classic.

Like pj20?

I dont know anymore. I share your frustrations, guy. But im just not convinced. Im trying to decide my next move here. In the end - ill have an awesome time because i have a million friends in Chicago. add PJ outdoors on top of that and im sure it will be worth the trip.

But i could be setting myself up for disappointment.

And yes - Parise and Co will hoist the cup.

pj20 was great, wasn't it? i seriously considered going to winnipeg instead because of the F5 shit. if i had, i wouldn't have seen temple of the dog. i don't think i'd ever forgive myself. that's what's driving me here - not what i might experience, but what i might not experience if i miss out.

and chicago is fun. i have a blast every time i go there, and if a pearl jam concert is involved, it's just a bonus.

i'm also on a pj high from the last time i saw them. rather than missoula, i went for deluna. admittedly, the set was great, but even if it had been the missoula set, i think i'd have remembered it well because the environment was incredible.

strat, i don't think you can set yourself up for disappointment. you're at your pj lowest right now. go in expecting the cookie cutter set that's a little longer than usual, and if that's what they deliver, you still got to get drunk at wrigley in the middle of summer with a million friends. that's a good day.

daft twat wrote:

Strat wrote:

daft twat wrote:this wrigley show pisses me off. i want to just wait for the fall dates and go to a normal venue, preferably one 10 minutes from my house where the minnesota wild will hoist the cup later this year. BUT a fucking evening with pearl jam is going to be special, isn't it? this will be instant classic number 2, except this time it will actually be a legitimate classic.

Like pj20?

I dont know anymore. I share your frustrations, guy. But im just not convinced. Im trying to decide my next move here. In the end - ill have an awesome time because i have a million friends in Chicago. add PJ outdoors on top of that and im sure it will be worth the trip.

But i could be setting myself up for disappointment.

And yes - Parise and Co will hoist the cup.

pj20 was great, wasn't it? i seriously considered going to winnipeg instead because of the F5 shit. if i had, i wouldn't have seen temple of the dog. i don't think i'd ever forgive myself. that's what's driving me here - not what i might experience, but what i might not experience if i miss out.

and chicago is fun. i have a blast every time i go there, and if a pearl jam concert is involved, it's just a bonus.

i'm also on a pj high from the last time i saw them. rather than missoula, i went for deluna. admittedly, the set was great, but even if it had been the missoula set, i think i'd have remembered it well because the environment was incredible.

strat, i don't think you can set yourself up for disappointment. you're at your pj lowest right now. go in expecting the cookie cutter set that's a little longer than usual, and if that's what they deliver, you still got to get drunk at wrigley in the middle of summer with a million friends. that's a good day.

Shit. You are absolutely right. Fuck.


And pj20 was amazing but it was a let down because of the expectations. TOTD was amaze though...

Chris_H_2 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:I hope they play Ole.

That is all.

No idea if you're kidding or not.

But the next time I see them live, I really want them to play it. I want to hear it live/see it in person so badly I can't even talk about it.

Yeah, I was kidding.

Yeah, I figured.

theplatypus wrote:

doone wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:They skipped London on the 2011 Canadian tour, I guess that might have something to do with it.

by that reasoning, they should be playing Thunder Bay again soon

You live in Thunder Bay? Hey, do you know a Kyle Lees?

No way Thunder Bay is a real place.

DcT - Go to wrigley! we can overtake a jukebox at some divey dump....