Red Mosquito

phwoar eddie threw on a trump mask for 2 seconds! hope he doesn't alienate the fanbase with such a strong statement!! were there boo's?? how many people walked out?? can't believe he still has the balls to risk it all liek that!!

what a gr8 band tellin it liek it is!

I would kill for Alive into Baba O Riley

It was my pal graham chucked the Drumph mask onstage:)

He'll be dining out on that one for a while

Anybody else notice that they walked out to "It Happened Today"? Like that choice.

Monkey_Driven wrote:Great setlist. Hope it sounded good. When was the last time the band played I Am a Patriot?

2004

dimejinky99 wrote:

CopperTom wrote:These might be FL specific

The shark has been rejumped to a whole new level.

Oh c'mon, those are nearly as embarrassing as the dog collars. I've yet to see anything since the dog collars that are quite as lame.

Nice to see a new setlist.

Kalevi wrote: Ed shed some tears towards the end. He mentioned that former roadie scully? Just passed away, then did light years.

Scully passed? I hate to hear that. I went to Maui in '98 and met him before the first show. The venue was basically the back yard of the culture & arts center there. A couple other fans I had met that day were talking to a white haired member of the crew side stage when I wandered up to them. After the show, as the roadies were clearing the stage I walked up and said "hey Scully" and he looked up & had a surprised look that someone would call him out from the audience. And he waived back. Of course that started a tradition for me; that every time I was lucky enough to get close to the stage to stick around a bit after they shows to yell out "hey Scully" when I saw him come out with the crew. He almost always looked up & waived back.

that's sort of creepy, biff.

Starting to get the feeling that "hey Scully" were the last words Scully heard.

Lol

Woah, I haven't seen this mentioned elsewhere here but they played Go with the jammy intro!



First time since early 1995 with Jack, I think?

It's the single worst thing about modern day Pearl Jam.

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's the single worst thing about modern day Pearl Jam.

Um...

What about Pearl Jam fans?

Bammer wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's the single worst thing about modern day Pearl Jam.

Um...

What about Pearl Jam fans?

Agreed, they are much worse.

I think complaining about Ed's warbling is kind of like yelling at clouds at this point. It's something you need to accept if you want to listen to Pearl Jam these days; that's just how he sings now, take it or leave it.

Bammer wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's the single worst thing about modern day Pearl Jam.

Um...

What about Pearl Jam fans?

I blame the band for giving in to their demands more than the fans themselves. Spare the rod, spoil the child and all...

Birds in Hell wrote:Woah, I haven't seen this mentioned elsewhere here but they played Go with the jammy intro!



First time since early 1995 with Jack, I think?

After all the MM praise that Jack version got.....hmmm.

Man, Go is by far the best show opener.

tragabigzanda wrote:WTF. Great intro and great energy, but all Ed's "shoulda pulled the a-lahhh-uh-ARRR-um" stuff is so awkward.

Ehh, this didn't sound too bad, I've heard much worse warble.