10C #179,XXX and we were in section 112, after being on the floor for both United Center shows in 2006. I liked last night's seats better, because we could see the entire band.
The show was astonishing. The energy was awesome, setlist incredible, Eddie's voice better than ever, Mike's solos mind-melting. But I was mostly impressed by how much fun they seemed to be having. Maybe it's the absence of political unhappiness, maybe they're loving the new songs. Whatever it was, the guys were on fire and despite Jeff's loss, there was lots of grinning. Absolutely loved it.
I'm pretty sure the show and poster was dedicated to this man.... (i hope im not wrong)
seemed like a very good man.
R.I.P.
Peace and Love everyone
I could be wrong, but isn't this the same man that Ed dedicated his spring tour to? I remember in the program on the first page the tour was dedicated to a doctor, and I believe this was the same guy? Anyone?
I just got back, and I can't wait for tomorrow's show! While my 10c seats were horrible (section 318, with my back against the wall in the last row), the sound was fantastic. I couldn't believe when I heard the opening note to Long Road- I've waited SO long to hear that song live.
Does that song kick major ass hearing and seeing it live Laura??
Please tell me I wasn't the only one that heard Ed playing 'Ben' by Michael Jackson as the outro of Needle and the Damage and before the band launched into Rats.
Damn good show. Ed came out and his first words were something along the lines of "we've got a lot of emotion to work through tonight." It obviously showed in the set. Before Come Back (I think), Ed introduced Jeff and he explained that his friend Mike, whose birthday it was tonight, had been to all of the Chicago shows prior, but tonight was the first one he missed. Jeff asked if we'd sing Happy Birthday for Mike and the crowd obliged. Ed hugged Jeff and they played Come Back. It was the best version of that song I have heard. They played with a mission tonight, and if I am to infer anything, this night was for Mike. In addition to this, my friend's father committed suicide just over a month ago, and the show hit her hard, but in a good way I think. I just hugged her afterward. I had tears for her during Long Road and Man Of The Hour.
On another note, Ed mentioned before Given To Fly that they tried to arrange these shows to be played at Alpine Valley but for whatever reason that didn't work out.
I'll write more later, but I just wanted to get the initial thoughts out there for people to see. It was definitely a unique show tonight and, as usual, this band never ceases to move me in some way.
Picked up our tickets very early, around 4pm. There was no line to speak of at that time. At 6pm when we got to the UC, the line was perhaps a 5-10 minute wait from what I could tell. Bad Religion was pretty great even though I only knew a couple of songs. I loved Sorrow!
We were sec 121 row 6 with my 150XXX Ten Club number and everyone around us was TC as well in the same range. It was the first time I've ever gotten anything except floor tickets in Chicago, which were never "worse" than R15. Initially I was surprised, even with all the out-of-towners I knew were going to be there, but our seats were very good, with nobody blocking the view in front of my 5'4" self. That said, for me, I missed that extra energy that I always feel when on the floor, the straight-ahead view and the sound quality.
I expected them to open with Release, wanted Last Exit, got Long Road and I was super happy. Rats ( ), Love Reign O'er Me, Needle and the Damage Done, In Hiding, God's Dice, Smile and the new stuff were definite highlights for me. I expect tonight we'll get a very different show; I'm hoping for Breath, but I'm not holding my breath, lol, Last Exit, Present Tense or the debut of something new from Backspacer. Oh, and floor seats, even if I have to wear platform heels just to see anything.
Needle and the Damage Done is not getting nearly enough props. First time they've ever played it, more relevant than any other song they played last night for their friend that died, and not to mention an all-time great Neil Young song.
What an amazing night! First off, the pre-party at moretti's was crazy. I think I heard them say it was the biggest one they have seen. I was fortunate enough to get there early and we got bar seats. We went there after the show for food to and they ran out of alot of beer. I dont think I have ever seen a bar run out of budlight bottles and they did! I really dont think Moretti's was ready for that yesterday but they did a good job.
We were about midcourt 100 level. I was pleased with that considering there were 300 level 10c tickets. Bad Religion was fantastic. I really didnt know what to expect but I will defenetally be buying some of their stuff.
PJ sound so good. Eddie looked like he was having the time of his life up there. Highlights for me were: Sad, Come Back was amazing, In Hiding, Man of the Hour, The new Songs, Love Reign, ah hell... all of it fucking was amazing. Cant wait for tonights show. Hoping for some porch, of he goes, and maybe pull out a different new one.
Well the morning after I'm still having Got Some, Insignificance, Sad, and The Real Me churning through my head. Those four were really tight I thought. I thought God's Dice was a nice treat for sure. The Who songs were my high point of the night followed by a great version of Alive. RVM is still, I think, their best song live. I just love it. The best parts of the first set were Why Go and the Got Some/Spin The Black Circle combo from the consensus of my group. Pretty solid show overall, but I think it will be even better paired with tonight's show. There weren't too many rarities in the setlist outside of Man of the Hour, Rats, and the cover songs. Those were new to me. I'm really hoping for Footsteps or Hard to Imagine tonight. Also wouldn't mind some No Code tunes. For the record, my 10c seats were second row up in the 300 level corner. My sight lines were great and the band sounded great. I also didn't have to fight t-master at 10AM, so I was pleased with the location. Pretty cool to see that many fan club members from all over the country in town. I hope everyone enjoyed the city and the food. Speaking of which, if you're from out of town you should go to Frontera Grill for lunch, it is the crown jewel of Chicago dining in my opinion.
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Needle and the Damage Done is not getting nearly enough props. First time they've ever played it, more relevant than any other song they played last night for their friend that died, and not to mention an all-time great Neil Young song.
it wasn't the first time last night. Toronto's "DIY" opening act had that song too. Neverthless, it was beautiful
I have no patience for bad music and stupid people...
The whole world will be different soon the whole world will be RELIEVED
Of the new songs I really liked THe Real Me better than The Fixer and Got SOme. MOre pumped for the new CD now
You know The Real Me is a cover song and is not a new PJ song and won't be on the new CD?
The show last night was pretty good. I was a bit exhausted... I literally landed at O'Hare at 6:30 after an Alaskan cruise vacation (in the 2 days prior to the show I went from Alaska to Canada to Seattle to Chicago) and raced to the UC just in time for the start of the band's set.
All the cover songs were highlights, as was Alive and Rats. Long Road and Come Back were stellar as well. Got Some was slightly better than on Conan, but still not my thing. Didn't much care for Supersonic either. A few too many of those kinds of songs in the set, but whatcha gonna do? Overall, strong show, but didn't floor me the way some in the past have.
Ten Club seats 153XXX Section 113 row 11
Our section was right next to the family and friends group- left of stage.
Everyone around me was same Ten club numbers.
I was in the section right over from you... 114, row 15. 10C number is 141xxx.
We were right in front of the family/friends group. I loved the spot; had no problem with it. I'd much rather be there than 30+ rows back on the main floor.
Positives: Fantastic set.. great intensity. If you weren't at the show last night, and will be there tonight, you're in for a big time treat!!
Neg: I'm quite upset about the ticket situation. When I hear people in the 100 level at the United Center saying that they purchased tickets through a local radio presale password on Ticketmaster, and I'm sitting in the upper rafters of the 300 level (including a 10C member who I know who had the last row in the 300 level).. there is something seriously wrong. I'm not paying 10C member money every year to sit in the upper rafters, and have (potentially) a casual fan purchasing tickets through a local radio presale. That's not why the 10C was set up, and not what it should be used for. They - being Pearl Jam - must address this.
or you can come to terms and realize you're the only one who can forgive yourself oh yeah... makes much more sense to live in the present tense...
Solid show. Ten Club got me great seats in 101 row 16. Only complaint was the sound. Could barely hear Eddie, which is a shame since he sounded outstanding in Toronto. I've been very happy with the shows so far. Looking forward to the boot.
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Of the new songs I really liked THe Real Me better than The Fixer and Got SOme. MOre pumped for the new CD now
You know The Real Me is a cover song and is not a new PJ song and won't be on the new CD?
The show last night was pretty good. I was a bit exhausted... I literally landed at O'Hare at 6:30 after an Alaskan cruise vacation (in the 2 days prior to the show I went from Alaska to Canada to Seattle to Chicago) and raced to the UC just in time for the start of the band's set.
All the cover songs were highlights, as was Alive and Rats. Long Road and Come Back were stellar as well. Got Some was slightly better than on Conan, but still not my thing. Didn't much care for Supersonic either. A few too many of those kinds of songs in the set, but whatcha gonna do? Overall, strong show, but didn't floor me the way some in the past have.
HEY CONOR!!!!!
Im gonna be at the wishlist thing for a few hours today....I hope you are there...I wanna meet you.
And as far as last nights show goes??? From a personal point of view???
I was happier than a pig in shit!!!!
Im a HUGE WHO fan...I saw the who play live WAY BACK IN THE DAY!!!!
And the boys did kick ass versions of both songs....The Real Me especially!!!
Rats?? Had not seen that one live since 94
SMILE???? Any show that includes SMILE.....Is a DAMN GOOD show!!!!!!!
Spin The Black Circle??? Fuck Yeah!!!
Sad?? One of my all time favorites
One song off riot act??? ya cant beat that.....
Long Road opener??? FUCK YEAH!!!
Insignificance? Rearviewmirror?? Fuck Yeah!!!!
Needle and the Damage Done???? My girl LOVES Neil Young...SO BIG BONUS!!!!!
That show from last night INSTANTLY goes in to my personal top 5....
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Take me piece by piece..... Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....
-- PJ gets a set amount of tickets allocated to them. They get a good chunk of the premium seats and the rest are spread out throughout the venue. The 10C isn't going to get every "good" seat in the house and then Ticketmaster sells what's left.
-- When this show went on sale, at the time it was the only US show... therefore you had a TON of people coming in from out of town. 4 of us drove out from Detroit, and my friend (whose number is 60xxx) was in the 5th row on the floor, which should give you some idea of how many low, low number people were there last night.
-- PJ gets a set amount of tickets allocated to them. They get a good chunk of the premium seats and the rest are spread out throughout the venue. The 10C isn't going to get every "good" seat in the house and then Ticketmaster sells what's left.
-- When this show went on sale, at the time it was the only US show... therefore you had a TON of people coming in from out of town. 4 of us drove out from Detroit, and my friend (whose number is 60xxx) was in the 5th row on the floor, which should give you some idea of how many low, low number people were there last night.
Fair enough assestment...
However, I have an issue when I know many 10C members (who have been members for years) having seats in the upper rafters of the 300 level when people from a radio presale had much better seats. When the 10C advertises that they get their members the best seats to Pearl Jam concerts, it simply isn't the truth. That's my point.
or you can come to terms and realize you're the only one who can forgive yourself oh yeah... makes much more sense to live in the present tense...
-- PJ gets a set amount of tickets allocated to them. They get a good chunk of the premium seats and the rest are spread out throughout the venue. The 10C isn't going to get every "good" seat in the house and then Ticketmaster sells what's left.
-- When this show went on sale, at the time it was the only US show... therefore you had a TON of people coming in from out of town. 4 of us drove out from Detroit, and my friend (whose number is 60xxx) was in the 5th row on the floor, which should give you some idea of how many low, low number people were there last night.
additionally:
1. Chicago is a major market.
2. It was Sunday night.
3. There were a lot of friends/family.
EDIT: 4. forgot to mention that 2 major pro-teams play at the UC, so a lot of seats were probably season ticket holders as well.
-- PJ gets a set amount of tickets allocated to them. They get a good chunk of the premium seats and the rest are spread out throughout the venue. The 10C isn't going to get every "good" seat in the house and then Ticketmaster sells what's left.
-- When this show went on sale, at the time it was the only US show... therefore you had a TON of people coming in from out of town. 4 of us drove out from Detroit, and my friend (whose number is 60xxx) was in the 5th row on the floor, which should give you some idea of how many low, low number people were there last night.
additionally:
1. Chicago is a major market.
2. It was Sunday night.
3. There were a lot of friends/family.
And if that were to be an issue, then they simply shouldn't have had as many 10C tickets for sale. When they advertise that being a part of the 10C offers you the best seats to their shows, you end up in the upper rafters of the 300 level, and people purchased tickets in the 100 level from a radio presale.. that's false advertising.
or you can come to terms and realize you're the only one who can forgive yourself oh yeah... makes much more sense to live in the present tense...
That was one of the better crowds I’ve seen at a stadium show. There was a strong showing from the 10C members which I figured would be the case since for all we knew this could have been their only show in the States when it was first announced. Like everyone else, my seats were pushed back but that didn’t matter because of the positive energy that was flowing through the building. I was very happy with the ebb and flow of the setlist and cannot complain one bit (it was high octane). The band was in very good spirits. It’s the most happy I’ve seen Ed since San Diego 2006.
It was the first PJ show for my brother and he was very impressed. Hopefully he is now a PJ convert!
- I'm glad I got my seats through a third party. The fact that there were 10c members since '02 sitting in 300 level is complete bullshit. The fact that any 10c member is upstairs is bullshit.
- Weak setlist, until the second encore.
- It wasn't at Alpine Valley.
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Enjoyed the show last night and looking forward to tonight. Was very happy to be back up close after only seeing PJ at festivals the past couple of years. There were a ton of out of towners at the show last night.
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I have not heard them perform Long Road in a while, but when Ed sings "how I wish for you today" he really went up high and loud on the "today". Is that standard or something he has been doing recently? I didn't think I would see a better performance of that song than Phoenix 2000, but I think they blew that one out of the water last night.
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The show was astonishing. The energy was awesome, setlist incredible, Eddie's voice better than ever, Mike's solos mind-melting. But I was mostly impressed by how much fun they seemed to be having. Maybe it's the absence of political unhappiness, maybe they're loving the new songs. Whatever it was, the guys were on fire and despite Jeff's loss, there was lots of grinning. Absolutely loved it.
I could be wrong, but isn't this the same man that Ed dedicated his spring tour to? I remember in the program on the first page the tour was dedicated to a doctor, and I believe this was the same guy? Anyone?
Does that song kick major ass hearing and seeing it live Laura??
Damn good show. Ed came out and his first words were something along the lines of "we've got a lot of emotion to work through tonight." It obviously showed in the set. Before Come Back (I think), Ed introduced Jeff and he explained that his friend Mike, whose birthday it was tonight, had been to all of the Chicago shows prior, but tonight was the first one he missed. Jeff asked if we'd sing Happy Birthday for Mike and the crowd obliged. Ed hugged Jeff and they played Come Back. It was the best version of that song I have heard. They played with a mission tonight, and if I am to infer anything, this night was for Mike. In addition to this, my friend's father committed suicide just over a month ago, and the show hit her hard, but in a good way I think. I just hugged her afterward. I had tears for her during Long Road and Man Of The Hour.
On another note, Ed mentioned before Given To Fly that they tried to arrange these shows to be played at Alpine Valley but for whatever reason that didn't work out.
I'll write more later, but I just wanted to get the initial thoughts out there for people to see. It was definitely a unique show tonight and, as usual, this band never ceases to move me in some way.
I get tears in my eyes everytime I hear Long Road Alliw719....
ahh shit I am a John Denver fan..I am a sap:)
40 years old isn't new. Not a PJ song...The Who
Picked up our tickets very early, around 4pm. There was no line to speak of at that time. At 6pm when we got to the UC, the line was perhaps a 5-10 minute wait from what I could tell. Bad Religion was pretty great even though I only knew a couple of songs. I loved Sorrow!
We were sec 121 row 6 with my 150XXX Ten Club number and everyone around us was TC as well in the same range. It was the first time I've ever gotten anything except floor tickets in Chicago, which were never "worse" than R15. Initially I was surprised, even with all the out-of-towners I knew were going to be there, but our seats were very good, with nobody blocking the view in front of my 5'4" self. That said, for me, I missed that extra energy that I always feel when on the floor, the straight-ahead view and the sound quality.
I expected them to open with Release, wanted Last Exit, got Long Road and I was super happy. Rats (
Bad Religion KICKED SERIOUS ASS!!!
The whole world will be different soon the whole world will be RELIEVED
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We were about midcourt 100 level. I was pleased with that considering there were 300 level 10c tickets. Bad Religion was fantastic. I really didnt know what to expect but I will defenetally be buying some of their stuff.
PJ sound so good. Eddie looked like he was having the time of his life up there. Highlights for me were: Sad, Come Back was amazing, In Hiding, Man of the Hour, The new Songs, Love Reign, ah hell... all of it fucking was amazing. Cant wait for tonights show. Hoping for some porch, of he goes, and maybe pull out a different new one.
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it wasn't the first time last night. Toronto's "DIY" opening act had that song too. Neverthless, it was beautiful
The whole world will be different soon the whole world will be RELIEVED
#resistgezi #resistturkey #resisttaksim #direnturkiye #direngezi
#standingman #duranadam
You know The Real Me is a cover song and is not a new PJ song and won't be on the new CD?
The show last night was pretty good. I was a bit exhausted... I literally landed at O'Hare at 6:30 after an Alaskan cruise vacation (in the 2 days prior to the show I went from Alaska to Canada to Seattle to Chicago) and raced to the UC just in time for the start of the band's set.
All the cover songs were highlights, as was Alive and Rats. Long Road and Come Back were stellar as well. Got Some was slightly better than on Conan, but still not my thing. Didn't much care for Supersonic either. A few too many of those kinds of songs in the set, but whatcha gonna do? Overall, strong show, but didn't floor me the way some in the past have.
I was in the section right over from you... 114, row 15. 10C number is 141xxx.
We were right in front of the family/friends group. I loved the spot; had no problem with it. I'd much rather be there than 30+ rows back on the main floor.
Neg: I'm quite upset about the ticket situation. When I hear people in the 100 level at the United Center saying that they purchased tickets through a local radio presale password on Ticketmaster, and I'm sitting in the upper rafters of the 300 level (including a 10C member who I know who had the last row in the 300 level).. there is something seriously wrong. I'm not paying 10C member money every year to sit in the upper rafters, and have (potentially) a casual fan purchasing tickets through a local radio presale. That's not why the 10C was set up, and not what it should be used for. They - being Pearl Jam - must address this.
you're the only one who can forgive yourself oh yeah...
makes much more sense to live in the present tense...
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Im gonna be at the wishlist thing for a few hours today....I hope you are there...I wanna meet you.
And as far as last nights show goes??? From a personal point of view???
I was happier than a pig in shit!!!!
Im a HUGE WHO fan...I saw the who play live WAY BACK IN THE DAY!!!!
And the boys did kick ass versions of both songs....The Real Me especially!!!
Rats?? Had not seen that one live since 94
SMILE???? Any show that includes SMILE.....Is a DAMN GOOD show!!!!!!!
Spin The Black Circle??? Fuck Yeah!!!
Sad?? One of my all time favorites
One song off riot act??? ya cant beat that.....
Long Road opener??? FUCK YEAH!!!
Insignificance? Rearviewmirror?? Fuck Yeah!!!!
Needle and the Damage Done???? My girl LOVES Neil Young...SO BIG BONUS!!!!!
That show from last night INSTANTLY goes in to my personal top 5....
Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....
-- PJ gets a set amount of tickets allocated to them. They get a good chunk of the premium seats and the rest are spread out throughout the venue. The 10C isn't going to get every "good" seat in the house and then Ticketmaster sells what's left.
-- When this show went on sale, at the time it was the only US show... therefore you had a TON of people coming in from out of town. 4 of us drove out from Detroit, and my friend (whose number is 60xxx) was in the 5th row on the floor, which should give you some idea of how many low, low number people were there last night.
Fair enough assestment...
However, I have an issue when I know many 10C members (who have been members for years) having seats in the upper rafters of the 300 level when people from a radio presale had much better seats. When the 10C advertises that they get their members the best seats to Pearl Jam concerts, it simply isn't the truth. That's my point.
you're the only one who can forgive yourself oh yeah...
makes much more sense to live in the present tense...
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additionally:
1. Chicago is a major market.
2. It was Sunday night.
3. There were a lot of friends/family.
EDIT: 4. forgot to mention that 2 major pro-teams play at the UC, so a lot of seats were probably season ticket holders as well.
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And if that were to be an issue, then they simply shouldn't have had as many 10C tickets for sale. When they advertise that being a part of the 10C offers you the best seats to their shows, you end up in the upper rafters of the 300 level, and people purchased tickets in the 100 level from a radio presale.. that's false advertising.
you're the only one who can forgive yourself oh yeah...
makes much more sense to live in the present tense...
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It was the first PJ show for my brother and he was very impressed. Hopefully he is now a PJ convert!
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- I'm glad I got my seats through a third party. The fact that there were 10c members since '02 sitting in 300 level is complete bullshit. The fact that any 10c member is upstairs is bullshit.
- Weak setlist, until the second encore.
- It wasn't at Alpine Valley.
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