POST tour blues

pdalowsky

I've overdosed on Pearl Jam shows over the last week, now I have forgotten how to function normally.

What a phenomenal week.

Gutted its all over. I think it would be in order for the band to release some more Uk dates now. I mean its been ages since they were last over here

You Americans/Australians etc have something extremely special coming your way. This is easily the best tour i ever saw. Easily, The band are a joy to watch, they are so on fire.

I think in manchester we were treated to the most incredible set you could ever wish for.

Now I gotta get my head straight and accept that theres no point in seeing other bands for some time, because there isnt a band in the world who can match these performances. This band are the best bar none on a stage.

I'm off to sit in the corner sulking that its over again.......

rawpixels

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

pdalowsky

rawpixels wrote:

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

if divorce wasnt legal in the Uk I'd go with my friend Norman (he was evil enough to offer me his seattle spares on the way out of London).....

But I dont wanna be divorced.

My wife really wouldnt understand. Nor would most normal sane people. To me this seems like a very good idea.

Blind3

Post Pearl Jam Tour Depression Syndrome is real . Going from the high of three shows in four days (Berlin, Manchester , London) to surfing my couch is impossible. My cure is more of the hair of the dog that bit me. I go on the pit once or twice a day , watch my PJ DVD's , listen to the music, and as the Seattle dates draw closer, will pop in the Touring Van Canada and OZ DVDs so that the hunger for the road builds. The waiting drives me mad , sure, but the best music and the great fans that make The Long Road so great are never far away.

Sian-of-the-dead

I have the blues... it's why I took today off work :(

pdalowsky

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

I have the blues... it's why I took today off work :(

I guess we have the album still to come.

but this sure does suck.

Sian-of-the-dead

pdalowsky wrote:

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

I have the blues... it's why I took today off work :(

I guess we have the album still to come.

but this sure does suck.

Aye. I went to bed last night feeling poo and I've woke up feeling poo-er. I'm uploading my tour pics and it's making me depressed, I can't put on music cuz I know i'll reach for a PJ boot and that'll make me depressed... *sigh* this blows :(

Roll on September, I say...

sultryevening

ii concur with all of the above most whole heartedly.

kazmo

I'm at work today but have done nothing much other than look at photos of the tour on facebook whilst listening to the Shep Bush show :oops:

pdalowsky wrote:

rawpixels wrote:

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

if divorce wasnt legal in the Uk I'd go with my friend Norman (he was evil enough to offer me his seattle spares on the way out of London).....

But I dont wanna be divorced.

My wife really wouldnt understand. Nor would most normal sane people. To me this seems like a very good idea.

My husband came home drunk last night and agreed to me going to the US to see them on this tour...not sure he will be so agreeable when I discuss it whilst he's sober I can always hope...

Sian-of-the-dead

sultryevening wrote:

ii concur with all of the above most whole heartedly.

oh 'ello!

See, even speaking to you again makes me depressed :(

Degi

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

Aye. I went to bed last night feeling poo and I've woke up feeling poo-er. I'm uploading my tour pics and it's making me depressed, I can't put on music cuz I know i'll reach for a PJ boot and that'll make me depressed... *sigh* this blows :(

crazy, right??
since i've been to the 3 shows, i have a totally different feeling if i hear the boots, it is like i never really was into it before and now i am addicted!!!

sultryevening

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

sultryevening wrote:

ii concur with all of the above most whole heartedly.

oh 'ello!

See, even speaking to you again makes me depressed :(

i'm not that bad am I?? :shock:

pdalowsky

kazmo wrote:

I'm at work today but have done nothing much other than look at photos of the tour on facebook whilst listening to the Shep Bush show :oops:

pdalowsky wrote:

rawpixels wrote:

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

if divorce wasnt legal in the Uk I'd go with my friend Norman (he was evil enough to offer me his seattle spares on the way out of London).....

But I dont wanna be divorced.

My wife really wouldnt understand. Nor would most normal sane people. To me this seems like a very good idea.

My husband came home drunk last night and agreed to me going to the US to see them on this tour...not sure he will be so agreeable when I discuss it whilst he's sober I can always hope...

if he goes for this, I'll get you to get my wife drunk if thats ok??

Sian-of-the-dead

sultryevening wrote:

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

sultryevening wrote:

ii concur with all of the above most whole heartedly.

oh 'ello!

See, even speaking to you again makes me depressed :(

i'm not that bad am I?? :shock:

oh god no! You're lovely... it's just brining back (drunk) memories of Sunday and Monday :(

pdalowsky

I have man of the hour floating around my head......

come on paul, do some work dammit

sultryevening

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

Sian-of-the-dead wrote:

sultryevening wrote:

ii concur with all of the above most whole heartedly.

oh 'ello!

See, even speaking to you again makes me depressed :(

i'm not that bad am I?? :shock:

oh god no! You're lovely... it's just brining back (drunk) memories of Sunday and Monday :([/quote]


i know!!
didnt see any of you guys afterwards
i was gone- totally drained of energy and looked like id been dragged out a swimming pool of sweat! (nice)

my girlfriend and I cycled off for some chinese food- im telling you that was the most difficult bike ride ever after that gig!


hope you all had a great show
got a bit crazy where I was-had to bail out to the side by the time Grievance was played

anyway it was ace to meet you and everyone

grazman

pdalowsky wrote:

rawpixels wrote:

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

if divorce wasnt legal in the Uk I'd go with my friend Norman (he was evil enough to offer me his seattle spares on the way out of London).....

But I dont wanna be divorced.

My wife really wouldnt understand. Nor would most normal sane people. To me this seems like a very good idea.

STALKER!!! You can bet your life as soon as you get to Seattle you'll be trying to find out where Eddie lives and ringing his doorbell to try and get your reenk roink and tamborine signed and telling him you love him.

kazmo

grazman wrote:

pdalowsky wrote:

rawpixels wrote:

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

if divorce wasnt legal in the Uk I'd go with my friend Norman (he was evil enough to offer me his seattle spares on the way out of London).....

But I dont wanna be divorced.

My wife really wouldnt understand. Nor would most normal sane people. To me this seems like a very good idea.

STALKER!!! You can bet your life as soon as you get to Seattle you'll be trying to find out where Eddie lives and ringing his doorbell to try and get your reenk roink and tamborine signed and telling him you love him.

Sounds perfectly acceptable and completely reasonable to me

Paul, I'll find out what Steve was drinking and send some for your wife

pdalowsky

grazman wrote:

pdalowsky wrote:

rawpixels wrote:

It's obviously time to get on a plane and visit the US.

if divorce wasnt legal in the Uk I'd go with my friend Norman (he was evil enough to offer me his seattle spares on the way out of London).....

But I dont wanna be divorced.

My wife really wouldnt understand. Nor would most normal sane people. To me this seems like a very good idea.

STALKER!!! You can bet your life as soon as you get to Seattle you'll be trying to find out where Eddie lives and ringing his doorbell to try and get your reenk roink and tamborine signed and telling him you love him.

Who are you? I have no idea who you are?

this guy is crazy.....

as If I'd wait for hours outside the venue ......as if... :roll: :oops:

grazman

pdalowsky wrote:

grazman wrote:

STALKER!!! You can bet your life as soon as you get to Seattle you'll be trying to find out where Eddie lives and ringing his doorbell to try and get your reenk roink and tamborine signed and telling him you love him.

Who are you? I have no idea who you are?

this guy is crazy.....

as If I'd wait for hours outside the venue ......as if... :roll: :oops:

I guess your right, i mean what bunch of numptys would wait around till 3 in the morning outside the gates when they could be tucked up in bed getting sleep. This guy i met told me he saw a wierd little bloke sat on the curb waving his deep magazine at all the cars and lorries that left the venue.... loser!

pdalowsky

grazman wrote:

pdalowsky wrote:

grazman wrote:

STALKER!!! You can bet your life as soon as you get to Seattle you'll be trying to find out where Eddie lives and ringing his doorbell to try and get your reenk roink and tamborine signed and telling him you love him.

Who are you? I have no idea who you are?

this guy is crazy.....

as If I'd wait for hours outside the venue ......as if... :roll: :oops:

I guess your right, i mean what bunch of numptys would wait around till 3 in the morning outside the gates when they could be tucked up in bed getting sleep. This guy i met told me he saw a wierd little bloke sat on the curb waving his deep magazine at all the cars and lorries that left the venue.... loser!

I heard about that guy too, he doesnt sleep ever. so the legend has it

he has this mate who was trying to emulate that curly haired useless one in Gomez - shaking the hell out of a tamburine.