Post-Riot Act Moneygrab

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Farmer John wrote:
Birds in Hell wrote:
hlniv wrote:And yes, i extended the "good 'ol day" timeframe through 2006.
I feel this way too.
Me too. 2006 might have even been their peak as a live band. Possibly.
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Iholdthepain wrote:
Farmer John wrote:
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hlniv wrote:And yes, i extended the "good 'ol day" timeframe through 2006.
I feel this way too.
Me too. 2006 might have even been their peak as a live band. Possibly.
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Shhhh it's to placate those other guys.
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Oh, uh... I was only thinking 2k3 was their high water mark. I didn't get to see them in their magical 2k6 run. :mrgreen:
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It seems we're getting closer to the truth.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:2000
None of us can really answer this unless we saw multiple shows every year since 1991.

That said, the 98 and 00 shows were incredible. The 03 were also with the bushleaguer stuff memorable.
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Bullshit! Someone here developed a scientific formula... can't remember who, though.
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it was me
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I thought it was Illumineddie
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Regardless of what you think of the setlists & performances, 2006 was the last time they were really tight & focused. Since then it's been a slop-fest.
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seriously how do you not look at that dude and eventually just be like hmmm weird how we share so many facial features and how he keeps emanating this vibe like he used to have sex with my mother
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Lament wrote:
96583UP wrote:
Strat wrote:Eddie Vedder should have just not been a stoner and realized who his real daddy was long ago. None of this would have happened.
seriously how do you not look at that dude and eventually just be like hmmm weird how we share so many facial features and how he keeps emanating this vibe like he used to have sex with my mother
This post is just fantastic.
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Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Yep, and I expect nothing less from 96583UP.
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given2trade wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:2000
None of us can really answer this unless we saw multiple shows every year since 1991.

That said, the 98 and 00 shows were incredible. The 03 were also with the bushleaguer stuff memorable.
I've seen multiple shows every year from 98 on (until this year), and 06 was my favorite year of that run. Then 03. The 98. After that I couldn't really rank em
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98>05>06>10>13

I caught one show in 2000 and 2003 so I can't judge those years, but I never listen to boots from that era so...

For me it has more to do with the declining quality of Ed's live vocal performances than anything else. I think the band is still really good live, if not a little safe, but still pretty tight given the catalog they pull from for each tour.
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And Riot Act is still the worst PJ album lyrically, musically, and production-wise.
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given2trade wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:2000
None of us can really answer this unless we saw multiple shows every year since 1991
If only there were a way we could listen again to those older performances so that we might make a reasonably-informed comparison...
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I hear someone say "Riot Act is the worst album lyrically" and I think "alright, okay, I like it, but sure, it's kind of oblique, some lines are kind of awkward and lame."
I hear someone say "Riot Act is the worst album musically" and I think "geez, I really love it, but maybe this person's not quite into the murky and off-kilter feel of some of these songs."
I hear someone say "Riot Act is the worst album production-wise" and I just think "someone please slice this poor sap's ears off, they clearly have no use for them".
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theplatypus wrote:I hear someone say "Riot Act is the worst album production-wise" and I just think "someone please slice this poor sap's ears off, they clearly have no use for them".
Seriously.
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Spoiler: show
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6.8/10
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