Red Mosquito

evenslow wrote: Never seen that. Really nice take on Even Flow. I miss Jack.

I miss groove.

I am still blown away by the jacket.

Has he carted it around in his luggage for 19 years, waiting for exactly the right show to break it out again?

I miss Jack too.

re: Chad Smith - it's probably not ideal that when you hear another drummer jump onstage for an impromptu performance that you actually think "oh yeah, that's the stuff", as though this guy gets the feel right without even trying. That said, no knock on Matt etc.

Coach wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Arms Aloft:



I feel as though Ed's worn that jacket on stage before at some point but I can't remember when.

Pearl Jam better in daylight.

Mural Amphitheater in the early '90s is one thing.

This is a different thing.

Birds in Hell wrote:re: Chad Smith - it's probably not ideal that when you hear another drummer jump onstage for an impromptu performance that you actually think "oh yeah, that's the stuff", as though this guy gets the feel right without even trying. That said, no knock on Matt etc.

Maybe they can rotate other famous drummers through for the rest of the tour. Phil Collins must be around somewhere.

Well, i loved State as an opener..it sounded great.

My god, what a band guys.

wease wrote:

evenslow wrote: Never seen that. Really nice take on Even Flow. I miss Jack.

I miss groove.

I miss good concert footage editing... Good god, that was unwatchable!

evenslow wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:re: Chad Smith - it's probably not ideal that when you hear another drummer jump onstage for an impromptu performance that you actually think "oh yeah, that's the stuff", as though this guy gets the feel right without even trying. That said, no knock on Matt etc.

Maybe they can rotate other famous drummers through for the rest of the tour. Phil Collins must be around somewhere.

This guy

sounds like ed can still sing in the day.

Birds in Hell wrote:Arms Aloft:



I feel as though Ed's worn that jacket on stage before at some point but I can't remember when.

Just listened/watched, this was great!

Fuck yea Gods' Dice. And it sounds pretty damn good!

Is Pearl Jam killing it with this tour? Kinda seeming that way.

Leatherhead wrote:

Fuck yea Gods' Dice. And it sounds pretty damn good!

Is Pearl Jam killing it with this tour? Kinda seeming that way.

Well it is the 4th year of the LB tour so they've had some practice.

looking forward to checking out the boot from this one.

looks like the sign-language woman from TB2K made an appearance:

WtOB? wrote:looks like the sign-language woman from TB2K made an appearance:

i thought she was dead

For a festival show, pretty unique setlist

Bammer wrote:

Coach wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Arms Aloft:



I feel as though Ed's worn that jacket on stage before at some point but I can't remember when.

Pearl Jam better in daylight.

Mural Amphitheater in the early '90s is one thing.

This is a different thing.

I was in the audience, so I'm biased, but the surprise 6 p.m. acoustic set in Mansfield (Summer, 2003) is tops for me.

Birds in Hell wrote:re: Chad Smith - it's probably not ideal that when you hear another drummer jump onstage for an impromptu performance that you actually think "oh yeah, that's the stuff", as though this guy gets the feel right without even trying.

This holds true on the boot too.

For six and a half minutes, that was Pearl Jam up there, not whatever else has masqueraded as Pearl Jam for the last 15 years or so.

And that is worth mourning folks.

Birds in Hell wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:re: Chad Smith - it's probably not ideal that when you hear another drummer jump onstage for an impromptu performance that you actually think "oh yeah, that's the stuff", as though this guy gets the feel right without even trying.

This holds true on the boot too.

For six and a half minutes, that was Pearl Jam up there, not whatever else has masqueraded as Pearl Jam for the last 15 years or so.

It was only RITFW though.

Birds in Hell wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:re: Chad Smith - it's probably not ideal that when you hear another drummer jump onstage for an impromptu performance that you actually think "oh yeah, that's the stuff", as though this guy gets the feel right without even trying.

This holds true on the boot too.

For six and a half minutes, that was Pearl Jam up there, not whatever else has masqueraded as Pearl Jam for the last 15 years or so.

it also helps that Matt plays it on guitar better than the others. more like the way Neil plays it.