Which bootlegs are you listening to right now?

23scidoo

Leeds 2014..amazing ^:)^

kce8

This was a really formative experience for me - I am so grateful and totally overwhelmed with joy and emotions since hearing it again! ">

nickburrows14

Milan 2014

It's awesome

jumbojet

YLed2 said:

I've made it through the first 5 boots of the European tour in the past week or so. Through the first 5 shows, my favorite boots:
Milan
Vienna
Trieste
Amsterdam 2
Amsterdam 1

I like your list. During the tour, I felt like the following shows surpassed Milan, but now I start to feel like the Milan show is kind of overlooked. I find myself listening to it very often. Opening Release with 60.000 crowd is goosebumps and IMO, it is one of the best performances.

ldent42

Leeds, like everyone else. I've never picked a 'favorite' show before...........................

It's very possible i am in the process of forming that opinion though.

The Big Cheese

sorry still leeds , Porch holy cow just amazing nuff said, :-O

PeArLgOoNeR

Vienna.. I close my eyes and am right back in Austria.. still my favo..!

Roeghmann

BERLIN 14 - i love the loud audience on this boot



Gotta get that Leeds boot you guys keep talking about......

Pap

Anyone else having problems with the MK download link? Once I clicked on it a message popped-up, asking me to activate a vulnerable Java plugin. Even when I did it, the download process did not start. :-?

The Big Cheese

Anyone out there go to vienna and leeds, do we have a winner for best show yet, probably unfair of me all the euro shows appear to have been pretty special to everyone. Just cant get away from leeds show everytime I put boot on i'm bouncing round the fuckin room. I thought RVM at Dam show in 2012 was special but i think they topped it yet again. Need PJ back soooon! . :((

23scidoo

Albany 2006

RS151862

Winnipeg 2005

23scidoo

Antlantic city 1 2005

Zenogias

Stockholm 2014, the flow of the main set is great and it just sounds great to my ears! Black-Go-Animal-MYM-Corduroy-LB is just an epic run!

I enjoyed Leeds a bit more at the show but for me the boot just sounds a bit off...and the absence of The Real Me is a bit of a bummer

23scidoo

Antlantic city 2 2005

Pap

I'm currently reliving my second show ever, Milton Keynes. Brilliant sound, awesome crowd and the band was, as always, spot-on. Now what about these sequences?
1) Go -> Brain of J -> Comatose - Save You -> Hail, Hail -> Mind Your Manners -> Do The Evolution -> Got Some
2) Lightning Bolt - Nothing As It Seems -> Given To Fly -> Sirens
3) Let The Records Play -> Spin The Black Circle
& 4) Yellow Moon -> I'm The Answer -> Footsteps -> Chloe Dancer / Crown of Thorns -> Better Man
I love it when these thematically runs happen! They always lead to a setlist with a natural flow. Very cohesive. That set totally compensated me for not hearing Ghost. Oh, and how classy of them to play all these Punk-Rock / fast / up-tempo songs at the birthplace of Punk (England) on a perfect summer night. That was all I was hoping for: A real summer feast. Thank you gentlemen!
P.S: 1 Song 1 Show

boyo79

Pap said:

I'm currently reliving my second show ever, Milton Keynes. Brilliant sound, awesome crowd and the band was, as always, spot-on. Now what about these sequences?
1) Go -> Brain of J -> Comatose - Save You -> Hail, Hail -> Mind Your Manners -> Do The Evolution -> Got Some
2) Lightning Bolt - Nothing As It Seems -> Given To Fly -> Sirens
3) Let The Records Play -> Spin The Black Circle
& 4) Yellow Moon -> I'm The Answer -> Footsteps -> Chloe Dancer / Crown of Thorns -> Better Man
I love it when these thematically runs happen! They always lead to a setlist with a natural flow. Very cohesive. That set totally compensated me for not hearing Ghost. Oh, and how classy of them to play all these Punk-Rock / fast / up-tempo songs at the birthplace of Punk (England) on a perfect summer night. That was all I was hoping for: A real summer feast. Thank you gentlemen!
P.S: 1 Song 1 Show

I thought "I'm The Answer" broke up the encore when at the gig so I'm interested to see how it is on the boot. Hopefully should get a chance to listen to it in the coming days - did manage to listen to Chloe/Crown and that was just beautiful!

lolobugg

Pap said:

Oh, and how classy of them to play all these Punk-Rock / fast / up-tempo songs at the birthplace of Punk (England) on a perfect summer night.
P.S: 1 Song 1 Show

I think Detroit (Iggy and the Stooges) and New York (Ramones) might disagree with you there.
but not on the perfect summer night part.

Pap

boyo79 said:

I thought "I'm The Answer" broke up the encore when at the gig so I'm interested to see how it is on the boot.

Trust me Boyo, it was at the right time and place. You will also say so, once you have a listen to the boot. Perfectly situated considering that it was the one song which replaced Ghost in the setlist.

lolobugg said:

I think Detroit (Iggy and the Stooges) and New York (Ramones) might disagree with you there.

It's true. I should have expressed it differently. Punk kind of started in the UK and US at the same time. To be honest, whenever I hear the word Punk first Sex Pistols and The Clash, and then Ramones come in mind. Iggy Pop & The Stooges totally skipped my mind. That's probably because for me, they are more associated with the Garage Rock scene of the 1970s.

lolobugg

Pap said:

boyo79 said:

I thought "I'm The Answer" broke up the encore when at the gig so I'm interested to see how it is on the boot.

Trust me Boyo, it was at the right time and place. You will also say so, once you have a listen to the boot. Perfectly situated considering that it was the one song which replaced Ghost in the setlist.

lolobugg said:

I think Detroit (Iggy and the Stooges) and New York (Ramones) might disagree with you there.

It's true. I should have expressed it differently. Punk kind of started in the UK and US at the same time. To be honest, whenever I hear the word Punk first Sex Pistols and The Clash, and then Ramones come in mind. Iggy Pop & The Stooges totally skipped my mind. That's probably because for me, they are more associated with the Garage Rock scene of the 1970s.

I was just messing with ya

but I forgot to mention the MC5 and New York Dolls
we Yanks are pretty proud of our punk/garage bands
as we couldn't hold a candle to all of the British Explosion Bands of the 60s

GeoScott

I've been listening to the September 2005 shows since last week. The shows sound fun, and I'm sure it has been discussed in the past, but does anyone else find the recordings to be of.......ummmm.....lesser quality than other years?

Jammalambo

GeoScott said:

I've been listening to the September 2005 shows since last week. The shows sound fun, and I'm sure it has been discussed in the past, but does anyone else find the recordings to be of.......ummmm.....lesser quality than other years?

Yes, they are.. part of it is because they are shitty mp3 192kbps only.. but yeah, some shows sound definitely better than others, but overall 2005 bootlegs sound quite bad.. a pity, I'd wish they would re-release them all in flac format at least, or even better flac-hd.. a sweet 2005 boxset cd would not be bad, too

23scidoo

Lexington 2003

mcgruff10

melbourne 95. blood, porch, go, even flow in a row is just sick. I have no clue how the band was still standing after playing these four.

Pap

Boston '10

papa_pearls_jam.pj20

Kitchener 2005-09-11

Roeghmann

Seattle II - 2000

Simply Amazing show. Would have loved to be there.

23scidoo

Portland 2000

papa_pearls_jam.pj20

Long drive today
2005-09-12 London, Ontario
2011-09-12 Toronto, Ontario

23scidoo

Osaka 2003