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Re: The standards

Posted: Thu January 10, 2013 9:43 am
by Birds in Hell
Angus wrote:The thing I was most glad about they abandoned: the Matt Cameron Even Flow drum solo of 2006 :shake:
I thought that was great!

Re: The standards

Posted: Thu January 10, 2013 11:20 am
by stip
yeah wasn't a fan of that drum solo

I tend to like the standards, live. I like getting porch, why go, alive, animal, small town, jeremy, last exit, corduroy, betterman, given to fly, DTE. even if I've heard them all lots of times (and I have) it's not like i'm at a show every day.

Re: The standards

Posted: Thu January 10, 2013 2:24 pm
by Kevin Davis
Birds in Hell wrote:Perhaps not every show, but (without looking at stats to confirm) I think it's been played often enough to be considered something of a staple.

Anyway, it's never good.
It was beautiful in 1998 and 2000.

In 2003 they added that dreadful "I wish I was the president" tag; it was all downhill from there.

Re: The standards

Posted: Thu January 10, 2013 3:24 pm
by warehouse
DTE is probably my favorite song to hear at a show

Re: The standards

Posted: Tue January 15, 2013 2:58 pm
by Biff Pocoroba
When I go to just one show and know that will be only one for a while of the songs they regularly play I would be most disappointed if they left out Alive or Corduroy and did something other than Ledbetter to close.
I'd be okay if they skipped Black, Do the Evolution, Even Flow, Daughter, RVM (just because I perfer hear Porch) or any cover.

Re: The standards

Posted: Tue January 15, 2013 5:03 pm
by BurtReynolds
Angus wrote:The thing I was most glad about they abandoned: the Matt Cameron Even Flow drum solo of 2006 :shake:
agreed

Re: The standards

Posted: Tue January 15, 2013 7:09 pm
by epilogue
I think Crazy Mary is the only one I really don't look forward to. Usually, it wins me over by the end, but I've heard it a lot and I can do without it now.

Hail Hail, Do The Evolution, Animal and Yellow Ledbetter are all songs I expect to hear and get a little bummed if I don't.

Re: The standards

Posted: Tue January 15, 2013 10:11 pm
by SpectorHD
Having the wrong staples is what the live shows suffer most from.

Here my list of PJ`s wrong staples:

The Fixer (not that bad of a song musically, but Ed cant handle it)
Alive (is there any standout version of this song?)
Just Breathe (rather boring)
Unthought Known (only works on the album because it is overproduced)
Betterman (would be ok if shorter and not always in the encores)
Given to fly (Ed cant handle it)
Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
Why Go (actually they nail this song, but it just gets played too often)

PJ`s right staples:

Small Town
DTE (if they abandoned this stupid sing-a-long during the bridge)
Corduroy
Got Some (Why does this song get so much hate here? They lyrics are rather weak but it is a great song I think)
Hail Hail :heartbeat:


Songs that should become staples:

Plenty of songs from Binaural and Riot Act!

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 8:41 am
by Angus
SpectorHD wrote:Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
That's so wrong.

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 2:17 pm
by SpectorHD
Angus wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
That's so wrong.
I`d like to hear your explanation!

I`d much rather put on a bootleg where the last encore is actually interesting and doesnt consist of Alive, Baba, YL, RITFW.
Why not closing a show with Of The Girl, Given To Fly or All Or None?

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 2:19 pm
by VinylGuy
i cant hear betterman again....it happened to me before with songs like Corduroy but im back in love with that one.
Even flow...i still like it, the same with DTE or Alive.

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 2:24 pm
by darth_vedder
SpectorHD wrote:
Angus wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
That's so wrong.
I`d like to hear your explanation!

I`d much rather put on a bootleg where the last encore is actually interesting and doesnt consist of Alive, Baba, YL, RITFW.
Why not closing a show with Of The Girl, Given To Fly or All Or None?
Team SpectorHD!

I was never a big fan of YL to begin with, and the fact that it closes 99% of the shows kinda sucks. I have no problem if they play it every so often, but all that talk about PJ's set list being varied falls apart for the encores. You pretty much know you're getting RITFW and YL; BORING. Switch it up! Play YL mid set, really fuck with the set-list. Unfortunately, PJ's set list have become pretty predictable.

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 2:54 pm
by Angus
darth_vedder wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:
Angus wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
That's so wrong.
I`d like to hear your explanation!

I`d much rather put on a bootleg where the last encore is actually interesting and doesnt consist of Alive, Baba, YL, RITFW.
Why not closing a show with Of The Girl, Given To Fly or All Or None?
Team SpectorHD!

I was never a big fan of YL to begin with, and the fact that it closes 99% of the shows kinda sucks. I have no problem if they play it every so often, but all that talk about PJ's set list being varied falls apart for the encores. You pretty much know you're getting RITFW and YL; BORING. Switch it up! Play YL mid set, really fuck with the set-list. Unfortunately, PJ's set list have become pretty predictable.

No I’m not saying they should end every show with YL. I’m all for more variation, although to be honest, I’ve had it as closer 12 out of 18 and I’m still happy every time I hear it. But it was your second phrase that I thought was wrong. They still play their shows and write their setlists for the people who are there, not for the few wacko’s who listen to every bootleg and are then tired of hearing the same songs over and over again.

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 4:43 pm
by Dr. Van Nostrand
Im always happy with DTE, RVM, Animal, Why Go, Hail Hail, and plenty more

Not thrilled with when it starts, Crazy Mary, Evenflow, Ledbetter as the closer, i wouldn't mind hearing it, but Im tired of it ending my shows

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 4:43 pm
by SpectorHD
Angus wrote:
darth_vedder wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:
Angus wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
That's so wrong.
I`d like to hear your explanation!

I`d much rather put on a bootleg where the last encore is actually interesting and doesnt consist of Alive, Baba, YL, RITFW.
Why not closing a show with Of The Girl, Given To Fly or All Or None?
Team SpectorHD!

I was never a big fan of YL to begin with, and the fact that it closes 99% of the shows kinda sucks. I have no problem if they play it every so often, but all that talk about PJ's set list being varied falls apart for the encores. You pretty much know you're getting RITFW and YL; BORING. Switch it up! Play YL mid set, really fuck with the set-list. Unfortunately, PJ's set list have become pretty predictable.

No I’m not saying they should end every show with YL. I’m all for more variation, although to be honest, I’ve had it as closer 12 out of 18 and I’m still happy every time I hear it. But it was your second phrase that I thought was wrong. They still play their shows and write their setlists for the people who are there, not for the few wacko’s who listen to every bootleg and are then tired of hearing the same songs over and over again.
I agree.

Yet I think that the majority of the people who actually attend the shows would enjoy other closing songs at least as much as YL. I believe that when you are at a show you enjoy almost every song. But when you put on a Bootleg the song selection is way more important. What I want to say:

Being at the show the enjoyment of YL might be a 8 on a 10-point-enjoyment scale whereas Of the girl might rank only slightly above (9/10 maybe). From a bootleg perspective it might be 5 vs. 8.

Does anybody understand my point?

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 4:48 pm
by Biff Pocoroba
I kinda like the idea of a designated closer but maybe that's just me. Besides, I've only gotten Ledbetter twice in the my last six PJ shows so :P
Believe it or not I saw them 19 times before getting my first RitFW.

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 4:55 pm
by Angus
SpectorHD wrote:
Angus wrote:
darth_vedder wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:
Angus wrote:
SpectorHD wrote:Yellow Ledbetter (at least from a bootleg perspective)
That's so wrong.
I`d like to hear your explanation!

I`d much rather put on a bootleg where the last encore is actually interesting and doesnt consist of Alive, Baba, YL, RITFW.
Why not closing a show with Of The Girl, Given To Fly or All Or None?
Team SpectorHD!

I was never a big fan of YL to begin with, and the fact that it closes 99% of the shows kinda sucks. I have no problem if they play it every so often, but all that talk about PJ's set list being varied falls apart for the encores. You pretty much know you're getting RITFW and YL; BORING. Switch it up! Play YL mid set, really fuck with the set-list. Unfortunately, PJ's set list have become pretty predictable.

No I’m not saying they should end every show with YL. I’m all for more variation, although to be honest, I’ve had it as closer 12 out of 18 and I’m still happy every time I hear it. But it was your second phrase that I thought was wrong. They still play their shows and write their setlists for the people who are there, not for the few wacko’s who listen to every bootleg and are then tired of hearing the same songs over and over again.
I agree.

Yet I think that the majority of the people who actually attend the shows would enjoy other closing songs at least as much as YL. I believe that when you are at a show you enjoy almost every song. But when you put on a Bootleg the song selection is way more important. What I want to say:

Being at the show the enjoyment of YL might be a 8 on a 10-point-enjoyment scale whereas Of the girl might rank only slightly above (9/10 maybe). From a bootleg perspective it might be 5 vs. 8.

Does anybody understand my point?
I do and I agree.

Re: The standards

Posted: Wed January 16, 2013 8:50 pm
by dprival78
warehouse wrote:DTE is probably my favorite song to hear at a show
:bammer: