euro tour 2010!!!!!!!!!

dimitrispearljam

hola!!!

Chrisilein

dimitrispearljam wrote:

hola!!!

olá

Hub.

Hi! :wave:

Jennytree

Howiyiiiz! Tis a nice crisp morning out today, I forgot how much I love Autumn :roll:

Quite tempted to join you all in London in October :shock:

dimitrispearljam

Jennytree wrote:

Howiyiiiz! Tis a nice crisp morning out today, I forgot how much I love Autumn :roll:

Quite tempted to join you all in London in October :shock:

Not coming isnt an option

Jennytree

You gonna pay for my flight, then?! :P

Digital Twilight

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Jennytree wrote:

Howiyiiiz! Tis a nice crisp morning out today, I forgot how much I love Autumn :roll:

Quite tempted to join you all in London in October :shock:

Not coming isnt an option

You going in October :shock:

Not sure if I can

theserialthrilla

you got room for a little one..


well me not so little.

dimitrispearljam

Jennytree wrote:

You gonna pay for my flight, then?! :P

the funny is that im not paying for mine as well,its a gift from pj freaks - friends for my birthday,jamily is the best family in the world..

dimitrispearljam

Digital Twilight wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Jennytree wrote:

Howiyiiiz! Tis a nice crisp morning out today, I forgot how much I love Autumn :roll:

Quite tempted to join you all in London in October :shock:

Not coming isnt an option

You going in October :shock:

Not sure if I can

:twisted:

dimitrispearljam

theserialthrilla wrote:

you got room for a little one..


well me not so little.

what?speak in Greekglish to understand u

dimitrispearljam

http://www.visions.de/community/konzert ... 30-06-2010

for berlin..

Google Translate:



"How fragile we are" is written on a memorial stone in the Danish town of Roskilde, in the place that has the annual Roskilde Festival its name. It commemorates the nine people, before 30 June 2000 during a concert in the crush of a the festival's stages were killed. The band, which played at that time - they were Pearl Jam.

The accident took place also for people who are not otherwise occupied with music, known and provided for increased safety awareness of both the organizers and the audience. And he accompanies the band to this day (of the families of the victims to speak). On the tenth anniversary of the disaster played Pearl Jam about 350 kilometers south of Berlin in Wuhlheide.

While in Fanforen already speculated in the run, was whether they would play Love Boat Captain, the song that takes on the misfortune reference, it takes almost two hours this evening until Eddie Vedder turns to the audience and to the situation before ten o'clock years, recalls that was so unlike that evening in Berlin. After a brief pause, he has defeated the tears. He thanked the families of the deceased audience for their friendship and asks for a moment of silence. These impressions outshine a completely euphoric concert evening, spent the band from Seattle for the second time in less than a year in the Wuhlheide.

For one of only three concerts that take place on their European tour not in the context of festivals, the fans have traveled from all over Europe. We hear various languages, see the flags of Ireland, Greece, Italy, Macedonia. Judging Two Czechs in the interior can do it, her facial expression and the wild waving the flag for, do not believe to be there. A first look at the sunlit About Vedder may well look as if he pushes for Queens Under Pressure to support act Ben Harper and his "Relentless 7", which are actually a trio, to the stage. It is not the last collaboration of the evening. Then obtaining Pearl Jam, Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey of REM (Which are currently recording their new album in Berlin) for a cover version of Kick Out the Jams on the stage. It sounds a bit like as if the shallow men "rocking again" want anyway.

It is gratifying to see how well the numerous songs played to get the current, highly successful album, The Resistance. Surprisingly, the ballads in particular stand out The End and Just Breathe. Time and again the audience responded with Laola waves - but without having to understand Vedder & Co. The principle that requires a shot off, so that the arms go up at the start of the wave simultaneously. What a strange picture for them to watch must be thousands of people in how they stretch out their arms and squeeze in anticipation of a signal, an attenuated "Ooooooh ..." - and at some point in the absence of this signal more or less likely the arms of coordinated high-and then runternehmen. That alone gets the audience before the show up much better.

That was forgiven, however, in view of many highlights, not least the songs of the debut album Ten in 1991. The Black national anthem, they extend to almost ten minutes Mitschwelgübung. Alive not be missing and decide the night before Yellow Ledbetter @ venues as the conclusion. Black and Alive is the way those songs that Vedder's speech and the following plays Come Back, will accompany the moment of most will remain in memory.

dimitrispearljam

and the ohhhh before eddie talk about familes i proudly say that me and Hinny starts that one!!!

71step28

dimitrispearljam wrote:

http://www.visions.de/community/konzertkritiken/1739/pearl-jam/berlin-30-06-2010

for berlin..

Google Translate:



"How fragile we are" is written on a memorial stone in the Danish town of Roskilde, in the place that has the annual Roskilde Festival its name. It commemorates the nine people, before 30 June 2000 during a concert in the crush of a the festival's stages were killed. The band, which played at that time - they were Pearl Jam.

The accident took place also for people who are not otherwise occupied with music, known and provided for increased safety awareness of both the organizers and the audience. And he accompanies the band to this day (of the families of the victims to speak). On the tenth anniversary of the disaster played Pearl Jam about 350 kilometers south of Berlin in Wuhlheide.

While in Fanforen already speculated in the run, was whether they would play Love Boat Captain, the song that takes on the misfortune reference, it takes almost two hours this evening until Eddie Vedder turns to the audience and to the situation before ten o'clock years, recalls that was so unlike that evening in Berlin. After a brief pause, he has defeated the tears. He thanked the families of the deceased audience for their friendship and asks for a moment of silence. These impressions outshine a completely euphoric concert evening, spent the band from Seattle for the second time in less than a year in the Wuhlheide.

For one of only three concerts that take place on their European tour not in the context of festivals, the fans have traveled from all over Europe. We hear various languages, see the flags of Ireland, Greece, Italy, Macedonia. Judging Two Czechs in the interior can do it, her facial expression and the wild waving the flag for, do not believe to be there. A first look at the sunlit About Vedder may well look as if he pushes for Queens Under Pressure to support act Ben Harper and his "Relentless 7", which are actually a trio, to the stage. It is not the last collaboration of the evening. Then obtaining Pearl Jam, Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey of REM (Which are currently recording their new album in Berlin) for a cover version of Kick Out the Jams on the stage. It sounds a bit like as if the shallow men "rocking again" want anyway.

It is gratifying to see how well the numerous songs played to get the current, highly successful album, The Resistance. Surprisingly, the ballads in particular stand out The End and Just Breathe. Time and again the audience responded with Laola waves - but without having to understand Vedder & Co. The principle that requires a shot off, so that the arms go up at the start of the wave simultaneously. What a strange picture for them to watch must be thousands of people in how they stretch out their arms and squeeze in anticipation of a signal, an attenuated "Ooooooh ..." - and at some point in the absence of this signal more or less likely the arms of coordinated high-and then runternehmen. That alone gets the audience before the show up much better.

That was forgiven, however, in view of many highlights, not least the songs of the debut album Ten in 1991. The Black national anthem, they extend to almost ten minutes Mitschwelgübung. Alive not be missing and decide the night before Yellow Ledbetter @ venues as the conclusion. Black and Alive is the way those songs that Vedder's speech and the following plays Come Back, will accompany the moment of most will remain in memory.

Oh Dimi, Google translate for this is SHIT!!! Makes no sense at all :twisted:

satansbed

71step28 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

http://www.visions.de/community/konzertkritiken/1739/pearl-jam/berlin-30-06-2010

for berlin..

Google Translate:



"How fragile we are" is written on a memorial stone in the Danish town of Roskilde, in the place that has the annual Roskilde Festival its name. It commemorates the nine people, before 30 June 2000 during a concert in the crush of a the festival's stages were killed. The band, which played at that time - they were Pearl Jam.

The accident took place also for people who are not otherwise occupied with music, known and provided for increased safety awareness of both the organizers and the audience. And he accompanies the band to this day (of the families of the victims to speak). On the tenth anniversary of the disaster played Pearl Jam about 350 kilometers south of Berlin in Wuhlheide.

While in Fanforen already speculated in the run, was whether they would play Love Boat Captain, the song that takes on the misfortune reference, it takes almost two hours this evening until Eddie Vedder turns to the audience and to the situation before ten o'clock years, recalls that was so unlike that evening in Berlin. After a brief pause, he has defeated the tears. He thanked the families of the deceased audience for their friendship and asks for a moment of silence. These impressions outshine a completely euphoric concert evening, spent the band from Seattle for the second time in less than a year in the Wuhlheide.

For one of only three concerts that take place on their European tour not in the context of festivals, the fans have traveled from all over Europe. We hear various languages, see the flags of Ireland, Greece, Italy, Macedonia. Judging Two Czechs in the interior can do it, her facial expression and the wild waving the flag for, do not believe to be there. A first look at the sunlit About Vedder may well look as if he pushes for Queens Under Pressure to support act Ben Harper and his "Relentless 7", which are actually a trio, to the stage. It is not the last collaboration of the evening. Then obtaining Pearl Jam, Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey of REM (Which are currently recording their new album in Berlin) for a cover version of Kick Out the Jams on the stage. It sounds a bit like as if the shallow men "rocking again" want anyway.

It is gratifying to see how well the numerous songs played to get the current, highly successful album, The Resistance. Surprisingly, the ballads in particular stand out The End and Just Breathe. Time and again the audience responded with Laola waves - but without having to understand Vedder & Co. The principle that requires a shot off, so that the arms go up at the start of the wave simultaneously. What a strange picture for them to watch must be thousands of people in how they stretch out their arms and squeeze in anticipation of a signal, an attenuated "Ooooooh ..." - and at some point in the absence of this signal more or less likely the arms of coordinated high-and then runternehmen. That alone gets the audience before the show up much better.

That was forgiven, however, in view of many highlights, not least the songs of the debut album Ten in 1991. The Black national anthem, they extend to almost ten minutes Mitschwelgübung. Alive not be missing and decide the night before Yellow Ledbetter @ venues as the conclusion. Black and Alive is the way those songs that Vedder's speech and the following plays Come Back, will accompany the moment of most will remain in memory.

Oh Dimi, Google translate for this is SHIT!!! Makes no sense at all :twisted:

Can we have a proper translation so

redrock

What's up???? still in France but raining today so farting qbout on the laptop!

dimitrispearljam

redrock wrote:

What's up???? still in France but raining today so farting qbout on the laptop!

all cool,nothing for your tour u waiting,a guy gives for free his vinyl,people get banned cos post bad words,
ill be at london meeting at 2nd October...so see you soon

dottles

Evening all,
Had a development day with my new team today - scary, very scary but good!
I have warned them I need a couple of days off in December, and possibly a day or two in October
Dave, how come you're not sure about it? I know October is a busy month for you guys.

Ed, (or anyone else) if you did wanna come tomorrow night, let me know. Bro not gotten back to me, and my mate James who loves them can't come as he can't get there in time. It's doors at 7.30, you have to be in by 8pm. I have no idea if it will be a full set, I presume so as it's being recorded, but can't guarantee anything!
I have the email from the lady at Bauer Media, and the following -
BAND OF HORSES
We're excited to announce that Band of Horses will play an exclusive Q gig!
Q readers can expect to hear new tracks from the Low Country's finest as part of Q Sessions on August 26th at Bush Hall, London. Their new album Infinite Arms sees Ben Bridwell, Tyler Ramsey, Creighton Barrett, Bill Reynolds and Ryan Monroe's musical evolution culminate in this expansive third album.
Band of Horses will perform this intimate gig exclusively for Q Magazine readers.

The weather is awful here today, full on stormy....

dimitrispearljam

dottles wrote:

Evening all,
Had a development day with my new team today - scary, very scary but good!
I have warned them I need a couple of days off in December, and possibly a day or two in October
Dave, how come you're not sure about it? I know October is a busy month for you guys.

Ed, (or anyone else) if you did wanna come tomorrow night, let me know. Bro not gotten back to me, and my mate James who loves them can't come as he can't get there in time. It's doors at 7.30, you have to be in by 8pm. I have no idea if it will be a full set, I presume so as it's being recorded, but can't guarantee anything!
I have the email from the lady at Bauer Media, and the following -
BAND OF HORSES
We're excited to announce that Band of Horses will play an exclusive Q gig!
Q readers can expect to hear new tracks from the Low Country's finest as part of Q Sessions on August 26th at Bush Hall, London. Their new album Infinite Arms sees Ben Bridwell, Tyler Ramsey, Creighton Barrett, Bill Reynolds and Ryan Monroe's musical evolution culminate in this expansive third album.
Band of Horses will perform this intimate gig exclusively for Q Magazine readers.

The weather is awful here today, full on stormy....

why scary?

dottles

Because it's a new field of work, with new people, big challenges and I am already being asked to attend things/sit on panels/write reports etc...and I don't actually start until Tuesday! :shock:

I have been given one of the largest areas of specialism, it is normally given to a senior officer/principal officer...but they've asked me to take it on. I will be the first person at 'officer' level to do the role, everyone else was higher. They reckon I can cope...that's a big assumption. but I'll try!