Red Mosquito

Strat wrote:Better man (live)

Alive w/ Krusen
Corduroy
DTE
RITFW

MECCA AND EVENSLOW SET TO BE IN THE SAME ARENA

durdencommatyler wrote:

evenslow wrote:Am I the only asshole going to this thing?

MECCA IS ALSO GOING

are you mad at him b/c he wanted last exit to beat in my tree?

evenslow wrote:MECCA AND EVENSLOW SET TO BE IN THE SAME ARENA

Hatfield wrote:

Anders wrote:I wonder if in ten years time, this will not be looked upon as a great day, but as the end of Pearl Jam.

Induction in the Hall certainly didn't signal the end of Neil Young.

It kinda signalled the end of REM

I hope they do all covers

Given to Fly
Just Breathe
Betterman
Alive

Probably still do RITFW dedicated to a sick Neil, right?

Betterman
Corduroy
Mind Your Manners
Alive

Bi_3 wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

Bammer wrote:I have been planning to attend this HOF ceremony for like 5 years, knowing they would be in during first year of eligibility. Come on it was a lock.

But having kids now, and it being in NY, I had to bail on that plan.

I really wish I could go and I really look forward to when it airs on TV.

I'm super glad that as a teen I connected most with PJ who is still touring after all this time, as opposed to say Nirvana who fizzled out before I even got my drivers license.

This is special. It's fucking awesome.

Every word of this pertains to me as well. Except the living in NY part.

This is exactly how I feel (While recognizing the somewhat self congratulatory nature of this perspective).


Pearl Jam is probably the last great arena rock act. It s a fucking blessing we got to live in their moment with them.

I didn't mean to sound self-congratulatory (but I can see how it may have been taken that way). I meant it more as luck. I feel lucky. You can't help who you fall in love with, right? I feel fortunate that this is the band I fell in love with.

PS - I don't live in NY either. I was saying NY is too much of a hassle, and with my current life situation it may have been more worth the effort to go to Cleveland. I live about 5 miles from the Space Needle, as the crow flies. Or more importantly about 3 miles from Husky Stadium.

Shit, I moved to Florida last year from NY. I had such great timing.

Tonight's the night! Congrats PJ!! I'm feeling more than a little sentimental about this. WTF?

Soundcheck:

Spoiler: show

Alive
Given to Fly
Betterman

evenslow wrote:Soundcheck:

Spoiler: show

Alive
Given to Fly
Betterman

I don't hate this.

evenslow wrote:Soundcheck:

Spoiler: show

Alive
Given to Fly
Betterman

Are you there now?

theplatypus wrote:

Hatfield wrote:

Anders wrote:I wonder if in ten years time, this will not be looked upon as a great day, but as the end of Pearl Jam.

Induction in the Hall certainly didn't signal the end of Neil Young.

It kinda signalled the end of REM

Lock that shit down Hudson!!

But yeah. Watch this space I reckon.

durdencommatyler wrote:

evenslow wrote:Soundcheck:

Spoiler: show

Alive
Given to Fly
Betterman

Are you there now?

No pearljamonline

To be honest I was against them doing this. It's where bands go to die.



But now I'm really happy and proud of them.

Hope you all and they have a great night

I could be way off base, but I don't think the band are breaking up or ready to stop touring forever. This could signal the end of "studio Pearl Jam." And honestly, I'm not sure I'd hate that. A world in which Lightning Bolt is the final proper album (before reissues, b-side collections, box sets, etc) but the band continues to play live doesn't sound very far fetched or ultimately unappealing to me.

Of course, I love their studio work. And I'll miss the feeling of anticipation for the next Pearl Jam album. But I won't be heartbroken. I will however be shocked and disappointed if this is actually the end of the band, touring and all. I'm not sure I'm ready for that.