Sirius - 24 Hour Pearl Jam channel??

LloydXmas
LloydXmas Posts: 7,539
edited May 2010 in The Porch
This would be amazing. Archived boots 4 times a day, live feeds for the 2010 tour and rare interviews.
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  • Lost In Ohio
    Lost In Ohio Posts: 7,271
    More info? Sirius XM has had "single artist channels" on a temporary basis, and their E-Street and Elvis channels are more of a permanent thing.

    They have had Pearl Jam in "heavy play" on Lithium a few times...there used to be a thread here "New Sirius channel to play more Pearl Jam" but I think it was deleted.
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  • youngster
    youngster Boston Posts: 6,576
    This would be awesome. I still listen to the 24hr Pearl Jam channel on AOL.com. Lots of great cuts on there.
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  • PJ Fan est. 1990
    PJ Fan est. 1990 Posts: 1,788
    somebody should start one

    http://www.ehow.com/how_5730097_start-s ... ation.html
  • VA173623
    VA173623 Posts: 2
    Agree 100%!!!
  • JV130312
    JV130312 STATE OF LOVE & TRUST Posts: 2,525
    Sirius does artist channels a lot...

    The Who was most recent a couple months ago...
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  • Disco Portland
    Disco Portland Posts: 1,036
    It's not Sirius...but you could always go here:

    http://music.aol.com/radioguide/all-pearl-jam-radio
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  • AtlantaJammer
    AtlantaJammer Posts: 2,611
    It would be much better than the current Buffet/Mettalica/Deadhead channels. Ive always wanted this but it wont happen...
  • LloydXmas
    LloydXmas Posts: 7,539
    mookie_blaylock wrote:
    It's not Sirius...but you could always go here:

    http://music.aol.com/radioguide/all-pearl-jam-radio

    too repetative.
  • BinauralJam
    BinauralJam Posts: 14,158
    how much does siruis cost per month again?i would consider it.
  • SOLAT319
    SOLAT319 Posts: 4,609
    KO282453 wrote:
    how much does siruis cost per month again?i would consider it.

    $14.99
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  • LloydXmas
    LloydXmas Posts: 7,539
    KO282453 wrote:
    how much does siruis cost per month again?i would consider it.
    Everyone on this board would consider it. Even the euros who can access it online.
  • JL19851
    JL19851 Posts: 209
    Not only would I consider getting a subscription, I'd f***in' happily work there for that. I could run a hell of a Pearl Jam channel. I am sure just about everyone here feels that way, but I could. Not to toot my own horn, but I feel like I'm the perfect mix between the spoiled fan that wants to hear a live version of "goat" and the fan that really appreciates a rockin' "Alive".
  • Drop1The0Leash
    Drop1The0Leash Posts: 954
    Sirius is something every person should own. At one time Lithium was all Pearl Jam for the week leading up to back spacer I believe, could be wrong? Played bootlegs and everything if i remember correctly. Would be great if they would come up with something like this, I'm sure they would get everyone of us on the board to buy a subscription
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  • LloydXmas
    LloydXmas Posts: 7,539
    JL19851 wrote:
    Not only would I consider getting a subscription, I'd f***in' happily work there for that. I could run a hell of a Pearl Jam channel. I am sure just about everyone here feels that way, but I could. Not to toot my own horn, but I feel like I'm the perfect mix between the spoiled fan that wants to hear a live version of "goat" and the fan that really appreciates a rockin' "Alive".

    please put together a set list of the best live shit. 20-25 songs pleaSe
  • mrshock13
    mrshock13 Posts: 472
    JL19851 wrote:
    Not only would I consider getting a subscription, I'd f***in' happily work there for that. I could run a hell of a Pearl Jam channel. I am sure just about everyone here feels that way, but I could. Not to toot my own horn, but I feel like I'm the perfect mix between the spoiled fan that wants to hear a live version of "goat" and the fan that really appreciates a rockin' "Alive".

    Hey man, every once and a while, I like getting some unnecessary album "goat" version on. I love it, and my brother and I can't listen to it without bursting into laughter.
  • JL19851
    JL19851 Posts: 209
    c'mon. So many ideas I can't even keep them straight.

    Imagine an hour or 2 dedicated to the best of a venue...be it MSG, the Spectrum, Great Woods, etc.

    Or a covers show...or a show dedicated to best of single tours.

    But as far as some live versions, here are some ideas without researching it hardcore:

    Release (MSG 9/11/98) - all proper shows begin with Release and this is still the best version I have heard
    Breakerfall (Showbox 12/6/02) - super intense after 4 slow songs, you can just feel the small club energy
    Whipping (Atlanta 4/3/94) - still obsessed over this version 16 years after I first heard it
    Red Mosquito (LA 3 10/6/09) w/Ben Harper - the TotD reunion is what's talked about, but this jam is nasty
    Once (Rotterdam 3/6/92) - so long as it includes the speech about people's heads falling off, still cracks me up
    Nothing As It Seems (10/31/99) - the initial version with the layering of Stone's acoustic with Mike's killer solos, thought it was the greatest thing I'd ever heard at the time
    Not For You (Soldier Field 7/11/95) - the joke's on them, cause it's not for them
    Even Flow (Randall's Island 9/28/96) w/John Popper - the harmonica solo was badass
    Present Tense (MSG 6/24/08) - crowd picks up where EV lost the lyrics, just one of those moments you don't forget
    Maggot Brain/Little Wing (Milwaukee 7/9/95) - the definitive live pearl jam moment. ever.
    Black (Saratoga 8/27/00) - the '00 tour was great for versions of Black. Just my personal favorite.
    Daughter/It's Okay (Virginia Beach 8/3/00) - very emotional moment, even from the CD
    Everyday (Lubbock, TX 10/18/00) - One of two really fun covers that year...and the other...
    Can't Help Falling in Love (Memphis 8/15/00) - the start slow go punk version.
    Porch (Pinkpop 92) - almost too easy there
    Blood (Albany 4/29/03) - great great version
    Breath (MSG 9/11/98) - one of the real definitive moment of this band in the live setting
    Crown of Thorns (MSG 7/8/03) still gives me the chills
    Alive (7/9/03) - never seen anything like it before or since
    Rockin in the Free World (Pinkpop 92) - the slow reverb lead in is too cool to not include
    Yellow Ledbetter (any version that includes the Star Spangled Banner) cause that's the right way to end a show!

    EDIT: With more time, I could find asome Corduroys, Animals, Hail Hails, and plenty of covers to make skins crawl...just saying it's something I could do without a sweat cause pearl jam rocks that much!!!
  • Lost In Ohio
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    I love, love, love the Yellow Ledbetter at the Gorge in 2006 from the first night. They did Little Wing and then right into Star-Spangled Banner.

    The version at State College (5/3/03) wasn't bad either...

    "I'd like to wish this war away, and I tried but it just, just don't happen, don't happen that way/And my brother...they sent him off to fight for the flag, I just, I don't hope he comes home in a box or a bag", and "And I know that he's just following his path, as long, as long as it's not a box or a bag.

    In 2000, it was more about a letter and knowing what the contents were without opening it. Right around 2003, when he started singing about his brother who went off to war, the song just got so much better.


    In 2003 in Columbus (my first and only show to date), they ended the show like this:

    Jeremy
    Encore Break (Ed introducing the band members)
    Fuckin' Up (He even says "Thank You! Good Night! Take care of yourselves! Peace!" at the end.)
    ...There's about 1:50 of crowd noise between the last bit of the song and the end of the track. The "peace!" is about a minute after "Thank You! Good Night"

    During that time, my buddy was wanting to leave. I was like "no, we're not done yet." A ton of people WERE leaving. I was like "no..stay." A few moments later, it felt like 15 minutes, I thought I heard a guitar. I was like "uhhh..ok"

    All of a sudden... :)

    Third encore.. "You can thank Mr. Stone Gossard for this one."

    Pearl Jam researches previous set lists from when they played in a venue/city. They played YL in Columbus in 2000 and even put a Van Halen "unchained" tag in the end.

    It was obvious that YL wasn't part of the plan for 2003.
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  • BinauralJam
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    Lost In Ohio wrote:
    I love, love, love the Yellow Ledbetter at the Gorge in 2006 from the first night. They did Little Wing and then right into Star-Spangled Banner.

    The version at State College (5/3/03) wasn't bad either...

    "I'd like to wish this war away, and I tried but it just, just don't happen, don't happen that way/And my brother...they sent him off to fight for the flag, I just, I don't hope he comes home in a box or a bag", and "And I know that he's just following his path, as long, as long as it's not a box or a bag.

    In 2000, it was more about a letter and knowing what the contents were without opening it. Right around 2003, when he started singing about his brother who went off to war, the song just got so much better.


    In 2003 in Columbus (my first and only show to date), they ended the show like this:

    Jeremy
    Encore Break (Ed introducing the band members)
    Fuckin' Up (He even says "Thank You! Good Night! Take care of yourselves! Peace!" at the end.)
    ...There's about 1:50 of crowd noise between the last bit of the song and the end of the track. The "peace!" is about a minute after "Thank You! Good Night"

    During that time, my buddy was wanting to leave. I was like "no, we're not done yet." A ton of people WERE leaving. I was like "no..stay." A few moments later, it felt like 15 minutes, I thought I heard a guitar. I was like "uhhh..ok"

    All of a sudden... :)

    Third encore.. "You can thank Mr. Stone Gossard for this one."

    Pearl Jam researches previous set lists from when they played in a venue/city. They played YL in Columbus in 2000 and even put a Van Halen "unchained" tag in the end.

    It was obvious that YL wasn't part of the plan for 2003.

    Thats cool, make security drag you out i always say.
    :mrgreen:
  • LloydXmas
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    JL19851 wrote:

    EDIT: With more time, I could find asome Corduroys, Animals, Hail Hails, and plenty of covers to make skins crawl...just saying it's something I could do without a sweat cause pearl jam rocks that much!!!

    thanks man. I'm gonna take look at these.
  • Monkey Wrench
    Monkey Wrench Posts: 104
    I love this idea. As mentioned some of you indicated those heavy play weekends. I believe the last one was called the "Pearl Jam B-sides themselve weekend" or something like that and they were claiming to be playing deeper, lesser known songs from the albums and live shows. This was some time ago though. A great concept for the casual fan because as we all know those on here have heard it all before....nothing deep or new to us. Great to have PJ available more often though and you know what I always say.......

    "there is no such thing as too much PJ"!

    Can't wait for Belfast and Dublin!!!!!!!
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