Which bootlegs are you listening to right now?

TamaDrummer91

YLed2 wrote:

I've got about a total of 13.5 hours of drive time tomorrow and Thursday going up to Wrigley with my crew. Will be cranking boots in the car the entire way getting ready for the show, so I've been holding out listening to boots because of this.

Now, need to decide which boots I'll be putting into the rotation for the drive........

I'd say gorge 2005 is a safe bet for you, right? I hope you have a ball at the show. I was fortunate enough to win my two choices for the fall, Charlotte and Charlottesville. I wish you could attend those as well.

YLed2

TamaDrummer91 wrote:

YLed2 wrote:

I've got about a total of 13.5 hours of drive time tomorrow and Thursday going up to Wrigley with my crew. Will be cranking boots in the car the entire way getting ready for the show, so I've been holding out listening to boots because of this.

Now, need to decide which boots I'll be putting into the rotation for the drive........

I'd say gorge 2005 is a safe bet for you, right? I hope you have a ball at the show. I was fortunate enough to win my two choices for the fall, Charlotte and Charlottesville. I wish you could attend those as well.

I can almost guarantee Gorge 2005 is going to get love at some point going up there.

Thanks man - great to see you pop up back in here, haven't seen too many reviews from you recently and always enjoy seeing your objective opinions and bootleg expertise.

Formerly living in Richmond, I REALLY wish I could have made it back out there for that Charlottesville show, but it just doesn't match up with my schedule in October. Charlottesville is such a beautiful place, especially that time of year. I really do think that show is going to end up being the dark horse and better shows of the entire tour.....just a feeling I have. Enjoy it man!

I was lucky enough to score Seattle, Dallas, and OKC. Can't tell you how pumped I am to make my first visit to Seattle and see PJ on the last show of the tour. They ALWAYS are tight and have some of their best shows on the last gig of the tour, which usually make great boots as well. And it's in Seattle of all places.

Newch91

YLed2 wrote:

I've got about a total of 13.5 hours of drive time tomorrow and Thursday going up to Wrigley with my crew. Will be cranking boots in the car the entire way getting ready for the show, so I've been holding out listening to boots because of this.

Now, need to decide which boots I'll be putting into the rotation for the drive........

Hartford 2008 and 2010. Throw in Seattle 2 2000.

mcgruff10

Newch91 wrote:

YLed2 wrote:

I've got about a total of 13.5 hours of drive time tomorrow and Thursday going up to Wrigley with my crew. Will be cranking boots in the car the entire way getting ready for the show, so I've been holding out listening to boots because of this.

Now, need to decide which boots I'll be putting into the rotation for the drive........

Hartford 2008 and 2010. Throw in Seattle 2 2000.

yled...you have to listen to soldier field!!!!! and the Melbourne show from the same year kicks ass too!!!

TamaDrummer91

YLed2 wrote:

TamaDrummer91 wrote:

YLed2 wrote:

I've got about a total of 13.5 hours of drive time tomorrow and Thursday going up to Wrigley with my crew. Will be cranking boots in the car the entire way getting ready for the show, so I've been holding out listening to boots because of this.

Now, need to decide which boots I'll be putting into the rotation for the drive........

I'd say gorge 2005 is a safe bet for you, right? I hope you have a ball at the show. I was fortunate enough to win my two choices for the fall, Charlotte and Charlottesville. I wish you could attend those as well.

I can almost guarantee Gorge 2005 is going to get love at some point going up there.

Thanks man - great to see you pop up back in here, haven't seen too many reviews from you recently and always enjoy seeing your objective opinions and bootleg expertise.

Formerly living in Richmond, I REALLY wish I could have made it back out there for that Charlottesville show, but it just doesn't match up with my schedule in October. Charlottesville is such a beautiful place, especially that time of year. I really do think that show is going to end up being the dark horse and better shows of the entire tour.....just a feeling I have. Enjoy it man!

I was lucky enough to score Seattle, Dallas, and OKC. Can't tell you how pumped I am to make my first visit to Seattle and see PJ on the last show of the tour. They ALWAYS are tight and have some of their best shows on the last gig of the tour, which usually make great boots as well. And it's in Seattle of all places.

Like you, I believe latter parts of a tour tend to produce better shows when the legs are as short as these. The boys usually take about 5-7 shows before they get tight. Im glad both Va. and NC are around 9 or 10 shows in. My expectations for both setlist and crowd are a bit higher for Charlottesville over Charlotte, but we will see. I can only imagine how excited you are for those 3 gigs, especially Seattle. I'd love to see them there one day, but here in southwest Virginia that's a helluva drive and costly flight. I actually didn't know you had won three shows, just knew you couldn't make Charlottesville. So, that's great to know you'll hit three!

As far as boots, like we all tend to do, I had to take a short break. I've been slightly getting back into the groove, listening to Torino 2006 now. Love that gig, really really tight show. In ways the production and mix of the boot is better than that of Avocado. So when I wanna listen to avocado in its entirety, I go for Torino. Anyways, I'll put some reviews up in the near future and I hope you have a ball at wrigley. Im sure it will be epic.

papa_pearls_jam.pj20

YLed2 wrote:

I've got about a total of 13.5 hours of drive time tomorrow and Thursday going up to Wrigley with my crew. Will be cranking boots in the car the entire way getting ready for the show, so I've been holding out listening to boots because of this.

Now, need to decide which boots I'll be putting into the rotation for the drive........

Here's one you can't go wrong with. Holmdel, NJ 2003.

Keep both hands on the wheel when you're listening to Porch.

RS151862

I cant believe this was on the 4th page, is something big going on?
Melbourne 98 .. One of my favorite 90's soundboards.

djklambake

Atlanta 9-22-2012 - love this set!

TamaDrummer91

djklambake wrote:

Atlanta 9-22-2012 - love this set!

So much love for Atlanta 12 lately. Glad folks are enjoying it. A tame predictable setlist, but such a professional tight performance. Great sounding boot too.

boyo79

Berlin '09

Great start with Why Go, Hail Hail, The Fixer and Corduroy. I Am Mine and Nothing As It Seems slows things down before the tempo is upped again with Untitled/MFC, a great God's Dice and Even Flow. Light Years makes a rare appearance, the intro extended while trying to get the beat right. Ed is in a jovial mood throughout the gig and this shows after Glorified G when he says "that was written by one of our previous drummers. Only thing is he doesn't know he wrote it!". For the 4th show in a row Brother is played and then Insignificance (a song that I struggle to enjoy nowadays) and Evolution close the main set.

1st encore starts with Jeff and Ed playing Bee Girl, Ed confessing they wanted to rehearse the song before the gig but were unable too. Ed then asks the crowd to take over for Better Man and they duly do so. Hard To Imagine is played for only the 3rd time ever in Berlin and Alive finishes the encore. 2nd encore starts with a very brief rendition of Angie by Ed before playing Small Town. A blistering Faithfull is up next followed by Sonic Reducer and Rockin' In The Free World with Yellow Ledbetter to end the show.

AmherstJammer

Hartford 2008

Newch91

AmherstJammer wrote:

Hartford 2008

Smart man right here.

nickburrows14

Chicago is too far away but Vault no.2 fell on my door mat today so giving that it's first spin

RS151862

nickburrows14 wrote:

Chicago is too far away but Vault no.2 fell on my door mat today so giving that it's first spin

Enjoy, thats a great show

Newch91

Virginia Beach 8/3/2000

nickburrows14

RS151862 wrote:

nickburrows14 wrote:

Chicago is too far away but Vault no.2 fell on my door mat today so giving that it's first spin

Enjoy, thats a great show

Yeah, really enjoyed it. Forgot I'd ordered it too. Nice surprise

ryph raph

Disc I, Chicago Soldier Field July 11, 1995. When the band was pissed off and hungry.

Brendo71

Wrigley Field, 19 July 2013, straight from the EarthCam, sounds pretty damn good, 3 new songs from the forthcoming album. A surreal experience listening to the show with the setlist from twitter in front of me....they had to cut a few songs which I guess is understandable at 1.30am

demetrios

pj2013-07-16.cmc-2.flac16

Christian Escobedo

2006-07-20 Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland OR

GREAT, GREEEEEAT Concert!!!