Red Mosquito

Lightning Bolt from Philly 1 is pretty amazing.

So...which are the best? Is there a short list?

RVM from Philly 1 is really good...actually, its a great bootleg.

Ill listen to night 2 tomorrow, but the setlist looks just above average.

i really enjoyed pittsburgh until about half way through when ed's voice completely gave way and didn't seem to recover the next night either in buffalo. i haven't listened to any others yet but i'm looking forward to hearing some of the later shows if they've improved more by then like you guys have said. i'll probably check out baltimore and hartford next.

WtOB? wrote:i really enjoyed pittsburgh until about half way through when ed's voice completely gave way and didn't seem to recover the next night either in buffalo. i haven't listened to any others yet but i'm looking forward to hearing some of the later shows if they've improved more by then like you guys have said. i'll probably check out baltimore and hartford next.

I was at that Pittsburgh show, dude.

Just ordered Baltimore, looking forward to revisiting it. Has anyone heard it yet? If so, what do you think?

Both Philly shows are great...yeah, i know Future Days is on night 2, but well..

Oh god, Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love from Hartford is...actually pretty awesome.

Any word yet on when the later shows ( Portland, and Seatlle) will be available?

Yellow moon, while totally killing the vibe of the encore, sounds ver good at brooklyn 1.

TheTVtalkstome wrote:Any word yet on when the later shows ( Portland, and Seatlle) will be available?

They are releasing one bootleg a week (unless there were two shows in one city), so Portland and Seattle will be available in the spring.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

TheTVtalkstome wrote:Any word yet on when the later shows ( Portland, and Seatlle) will be available?

They are releasing one bootleg a week (unless there were two shows in one city), so Portland and Seattle will be available in the spring.

But they did release Baltimore and Hartford on the same day last week, so they may be moving to two per week now. So maybe Charlottesville and Charlotte will be out today?

Simple Torture wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

TheTVtalkstome wrote:Any word yet on when the later shows ( Portland, and Seatlle) will be available?

They are releasing one bootleg a week (unless there were two shows in one city), so Portland and Seattle will be available in the spring.

But they did release Baltimore and Hartford on the same day last week, so they may be moving to two per week now. So maybe Charlottesville and Charlotte will be out today?

I meant tomorrow...I have no idea what day of the week it is.

Charlotte, Charlottesville, and New Orleans are all up at Livedownloads.com, but not at PJ.com yet!

Simple Torture wrote:Charlotte, Charlottesville, and New Orleans are all up at Livedownloads.com, but not at PJ.com yet!

Yeah, into the 1st encore of Charlotte. It's the real sdb.

Simple Torture wrote:Charlotte, Charlottesville, and New Orleans are all up at Livedownloads.com, but not at PJ.com yet!

Can I just download Immortality from the Charlotte show?

Just made it through the first disc of Charlotteville - pleased to say that so far the performance matches the hype of the setlist

Best In My Tree and Grievance in years

Probably the best renditions of LB, MYM, Swallowed Whole and Sirens to date too.

ridleybradout wrote:Just made it through the first disc of Charlotteville - pleased to say that so far the performance matches the hype of the setlist

Best In My Tree and Grievance in years

Probably the best renditions of LB, MYM, Swallowed Whole and Sirens to date too.

that good, eh? really?

DeLima wrote:

ridleybradout wrote:Just made it through the first disc of Charlotteville - pleased to say that so far the performance matches the hype of the setlist

Best In My Tree and Grievance in years

Probably the best renditions of LB, MYM, Swallowed Whole and Sirens to date too.

that good, eh? really?

Aw-huw. Sleight of Hand sounds great too

Charlotte is the best post-2006 Pearl Jam show I've heard and I have every reason to think the forthcoming shows will be even better.