Red Mosquito

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 1:24 am**

I was at St. Louis 2010 too--great show.

My biggest Pearl Jam regret was not being home the day tickets to the Chicago 98 show went on sale. My friend got tickets, called me to offer me one, but I wasn't home, so he gave it to someone else.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 1:28 am**

@SkitchP wrote:2. Same situation, Woke up early, saw they were selling PJ/Plant Katrina benefit tickets for I think $50 and decided to wait for my wife to wake up. They were sold out before she awoke.

Pretty sure those were a grand/pop.

Missing night 1 of PJ20
Missing the 2000 St Louis show. Just really getting into them and decided 1 show was enough.
Missing Champaign 03
Missing out on the shows from 05-07....the last time they were close to the 98-04 live peak.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 1:28 am**

I regret not going to alpine 98. Especially since I had already done the Rapid City/Minneapolis tour. I was young and didnt know any better.

I suppose the same can be said for the Milwaukee/Soldier Field shows.

I went to night 2 of Milwaukee 95. Why didnt i go to the first? why didnt I make it Soldier field?

Sure, I was only 14 but...c'mon Strat.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 5:52 am**

Paying for... and travelling to see them at Voodoo '13... That performance was just terrible! I DID get Halloween on Bourbon Street out of it, though

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 10:15 am**

Oh, Jimmy wrote:
@SkitchP wrote:2. Same situation, Woke up early, saw they were selling PJ/Plant Katrina benefit tickets for I think $50 and decided to wait for my wife to wake up. They were sold out before she awoke.
Pretty sure those were a grand/pop.

The Ten Club put a few tickets on sale for like $50 or so.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 12:34 pm**

Lament wrote:
Oh, Jimmy wrote:
@SkitchP wrote:2. Same situation, Woke up early, saw they were selling PJ/Plant Katrina benefit tickets for I think $50 and decided to wait for my wife to wake up. They were sold out before she awoke.
Pretty sure those were a grand/pop.
The Ten Club put a few tickets on sale for like $50 or so.

I thought the tickets were $500 each. $1000 pair.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 1:37 pm**

cutuphalfdead wrote:How is traveling halfway across the country for 2013-era Pearl Jam not your biggest regret?

This was a great post.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 1:52 pm**

Mine is easy. I was living in SC when No Code came out, and I didn't go see them in Charleston, or Charlotte. Big mistakes, and as such, never got to see 'em with Jack.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 2:35 pm**

If members of Pearl Jam were ever to post on this board....this would be the thread I'd like them to do it in.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 4:44 pm**

daft twat wrote:i don't know how you can regret not being older. i was at first ave. on friday, and i spent some time, as i always do, thinking about how amazing it would have been to see pj play there in their early days, but even if i could go back in time, i couldn't change that i missed that.

i have made it a point to not miss shows i can get to for fear of regret. as a consequence, my regrets are the shows i went to that didn't do it for me. they are as follows:
seattle 2002 (tremendous nais, but otherwise boring as shit)
mt. view 2003 (can't remember which night. my only good memory is ed playing throw your arms around me pre-set one night.)
toledo 2004 (i don't fucking want to hear about it. i didn't pay to see him.)
kansas city and st. louis 2010 (i wish i had gone to cleveland instead.)

I was at Mountain View and it was incredible. You're either on crack, or perhaps I went to the good night and the other night was ass. Also, I would do horrible things to be able to see a show like Toledo.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 5:44 pm**

I regret throwing away some really old fan club stuff (I'm not much of a collector and I live a clutter free life). Still, I think I had some cool shit.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 5:53 pm**

Coach wrote:I regret throwing away some really old fan club stuff (I'm not much of a collector and I live a clutter free life). Still, I think I had some cool shit.

Were you the guy with the Breath campaign sign?

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 6:33 pm**

CopperTom wrote:
Lament wrote:
Oh, Jimmy wrote:
@SkitchP wrote:2. Same situation, Woke up early, saw they were selling PJ/Plant Katrina benefit tickets for I think $50 and decided to wait for my wife to wake up. They were sold out before she awoke.
Pretty sure those were a grand/pop.
The Ten Club put a few tickets on sale for like $50 or so.
I thought the tickets were $500 each. $1000 pair.

Most of them were. But the Ten Club had a special sale and sold like twenty or so pairs to members for something like $50.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 6:38 pm**

Lament wrote:
CopperTom wrote:
Lament wrote:
Oh, Jimmy wrote:
@SkitchP wrote:2. Same situation, Woke up early, saw they were selling PJ/Plant Katrina benefit tickets for I think $50 and decided to wait for my wife to wake up. They were sold out before she awoke.
Pretty sure those were a grand/pop.
The Ten Club put a few tickets on sale for like $50 or so.
I thought the tickets were $500 each. $1000 pair.
Most of them were. But the Ten Club had a special sale and sold like twenty or so pairs to members for something like $50.

I never knew that. Cool, yet somewhat inappropriate since it was a benefit.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 7:16 pm**

CopperTom wrote:
Coach wrote:I regret throwing away some really old fan club stuff (I'm not much of a collector and I live a clutter free life). Still, I think I had some cool shit.
Were you the guy with the Breath campaign sign?

Yes, but I kept that. All nasty and stained with footprints from the floor of MSG. That'll be with me for awhile. Might even frame it, but I'd have to get around to framing my Ed signed No Code record first.

I also still have the '96 ticket from Randall's Island where Jack did the scribbling/design and your name actually appeared on the ticket, which was cool.

I still have random bootlegs (tapes) from early trading days, too. But, still, I def tossed some of the fan club records.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 8:11 pm**

Only PJ regret I have is not joining the 10c sooner. Was a big fan not long after Ten was released, but didn't join until 2000.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 8:50 pm**

I wonder if I'll ever regret not buying a Pearl Jam dog collar?

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 8:53 pm**

I have it on good authority that there will be a special run of dog collars made from dead skin cells scraped off of the bottom of Boom's feet. Purchase one of those and you'll never regret missing the first run.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 9:01 pm**

biggest PJ regret was how many fucking shirts I bought at my first show. what a waste of cash. stupid kid.

Posted: **Mon April 14, 2014 9:11 pm**

I can't really think of anything. I got to see some great shows.

I guess the twenty bucks I threw away one year on a tenclub membership was one, but at least I got Turning Mist out of it

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