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eciglover wrote:i've been out of the pearl jam loop for years now. starting to get back in it. been listening to the atlanta 2012 boot since it was my first show. waited 10 years to see them. i thought it was a pretty good setlist considering it was a festival.

cheers!

I agree. Some sloppiness early but it got better as they went on. Not one of their most exciting recent performances but not one of the worst either.
And welcome to the board!

To erase the memory of Ed's latest "Ode to Jill", some golden oldies for the iPod:

05/05/92 – Glenn Miller Ballroom, University of Colorado: Boulder, CO

set: Oceans, Even Flow, Why Go, Jeremy, Deep, Alive, Black, State of Love and Trust, (I’m Not Crazy)/Once, Improv/Porch, Suggestion, Garden, Leash, Rockin’ in the Free World


03/13/94 – New Regal Theater: Chicago, IL

set: Oceans, Go, Last Exit, Once, Even Flow, Rats, State of Love and Trust, Breath, Glorified G, Daughter/(You’re in My Body improv)/(WMA), Animal, Not for You, Elderly Woman, Alive, Improv (I’m All Alone), Spin the Black Circle
enc 1: Hard to Imagine, Yellow Ledbetter, Rearviewmirror, Alone, Black/instrumental jam/Porch/(Tearing)
enc 2: Angel


02/21/95 – Kosei Nenkin Kaikan: Osaka, Japan

set: Release, Go, Last Exit, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Lukin, Even Flow, Glorified G, Daughter/(Stuff and Nonsense), Alive, I Got Shit, Whipping, Jeremy, Animal, Blood, Improv, Porch/(Catholic Boy)
enc: Satan’s Bed, Spin the Black Circle, Sonic Reducer, Footsteps, Rearviewmirror, Indifference

Birds in Hell wrote:To erase the memory of Ed's latest "Ode to Jill", some golden oldies for the iPod:

05/05/92 – Glenn Miller Ballroom, University of Colorado: Boulder, CO

set: Oceans, Even Flow, Why Go, Jeremy, Deep, Alive, Black, State of Love and Trust, (I’m Not Crazy)/Once, Improv/Porch, Suggestion, Garden, Leash, Rockin’ in the Free World


03/13/94 – New Regal Theater: Chicago, IL

set: Oceans, Go, Last Exit, Once, Even Flow, Rats, State of Love and Trust, Breath, Glorified G, Daughter/(You’re in My Body improv)/(WMA), Animal, Not for You, Elderly Woman, Alive, Improv (I’m All Alone), Spin the Black Circle
enc 1: Hard to Imagine, Yellow Ledbetter, Rearviewmirror, Alone, Black/instrumental jam/Porch/(Tearing)
enc 2: Angel


02/21/95 – Kosei Nenkin Kaikan: Osaka, Japan

set: Release, Go, Last Exit, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Lukin, Even Flow, Glorified G, Daughter/(Stuff and Nonsense), Alive, I Got Shit, Whipping, Jeremy, Animal, Blood, Improv, Porch/(Catholic Boy)
enc: Satan’s Bed, Spin the Black Circle, Sonic Reducer, Footsteps, Rearviewmirror, Indifference

94-95! A great band!

London, ON 2013-07-16

I like Present Tense as an opener, not least because it means Ed sings the first chorus properly.

Not sure about Nothingman in the No.2 spot (subliminal advertisement for the new album? ).

At least the band is trying something different instead of the formulaic setlists of the past few years.

More things like Brain of J in the encore would be most welcome

I recently listened to Hartford from 2008 (in anticipation of heading back to Hartford for a show this fall). I remember it as an excellent show; it was hot as hell but the band plowed through some excellent renditions of some of my favorite songs. Listening to the boot again, some of the songs in the encores sound a little bit more underwhelming than I remember (probably except for "Blood"...that was an excellent version of "Blood"!) but it's still fun to remember.

Listening to Berlin 2000 tonight. Man, this show has Untiled==>MFC and then an Improv==>Habit right in the middle of the set; love it. The crowd sounds strangely tinny, however, and it's distracting between songs.

New york 2010 ( i dont like the mix at all...is this one a Brett one??)

Milan 2006 ( incredible boot. Go/Last Exit)

VinylGuy wrote:New york 2010 ( i dont like the mix at all...is this one a Brett one?

No, Brett didn't mix any of the shows between 2008 and 2010.

3-5-1998 melbourne

probably the best start to any show!

Release
Brain Of J.
Animal
Faithfull
In My Tree
I Got Id
Corduroy

Birds in Hell wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:New york 2010 ( i dont like the mix at all...is this one a Brett one?

No, Brett didn't mix any of the shows between 2008 and 2010.

The show is great, the mix is hideous.

8-25-2000. Jones Beach III

dsb1218 wrote:8-25-2000. Jones Beach III

VinylGuy wrote:New york 2010 ( i dont like the mix at all...is this one a Brett one??)

Milan 2006 ( incredible boot. Go/Last Exit)

Daughter

Just downloaded and will soon listen to Boston 2004, which I haven't listened to in yeeeeears. If you're listening, PJ HQ: this would make a good Vault release!

Simple Torture wrote:Just downloaded and will soon listen to Boston 2004, which I haven't listened to in yeeeeears. If you're listening, PJ HQ: this would make a good Vault release!

first night was great, second was kinda "meh"

Soldier Field '95

Noblesville, IN 2000. One of the first boots I got from the NA leg of the 2000 tour. I think I aquired it in a trade with one of the original creators / collaborators of TSIS. Haven't listened to this one in a long time. Still probably my favorite version of NAIS. Mike does some cool effects coming out of the second solo. I think this boot has the only version of Throw Your Arms Around Me from 2000 as well. Still not a fan of Pilate though. After listening to a lot of the more recent boots it's refreshing to hear GTF and Corduroy played at slower tempos. It almost gives a more intimate feel to the performance. Overall an enjoyable listen, but not top tier from 2000.

bluestate wrote:Soldier Field '95

vinyl?

LooseGroove927 wrote:Noblesville, IN 2000. One of the first boots I got from the NA leg of the 2000 tour. I think I aquired it in a trade with one of the original creators / collaborators of TSIS. Haven't listened to this one in a long time. Still probably my favorite version of NAIS. Mike does some cool effects coming out of the second solo. I think this boot has the only version of Throw Your Arms Around Me from 2000 as well. Still not a fan of Pilate though. After listening to a lot of the more recent boots it's refreshing to hear GTF and Corduroy played at slower tempos. It almost gives a more intimate feel to the performance. Overall an enjoyable listen, but not top tier from 2000.

I was at this show. What a beautiful night. Throw Your Arms Around Me under the full moon remains one of my favorite Pearl Jam moments to this day.

VinylGuy wrote:

bluestate wrote:Soldier Field '95

vinyl?

I wish