*** EV Tour - Boston Fanviews Here 06/16/11 ***

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  • F5AgainstOneF5AgainstOne New Hampshire, USA Posts: 1,462
    Bnorris710 wrote:
    INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!Possibly the best show I have ever been too!!!!And not to take away from Eddie but Glen unplugging his guitar and stepping away from the mike to sing was amazing. Thanks guys!

    That was awesome!!
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  • BinFrog wrote:
    What an AMAZING show last night. Thanks to the 10C for ridiculous seats (Orchestra left, row K).

    Does anyone know what happened in the center orchestra seats, somewhere around row L or M? At one point I heard someone say something about kicking someone's ass, and then I saw ushers get involved. It was towards the end of the main set. Any idea what was going on??

    Hey man. I was orchestra left-center, row K. Right at the aisle between left-center, and left. Fantastic seats!
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  • unlost dogsunlost dogs Greater Boston Posts: 12,553
    My full review (pics included) of the show on my blog, Troubled Souls Unite:
    https://troubledsoulsunite.wordpress.co ... n-6-16-11/

    Enjoy!

    Outstanding review! Thanks for such a great recap. It's like being there again... and I especially like how you captured Arc.

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  • BinFrogBinFrog MA Posts: 7,309
    BinFrog wrote:
    What an AMAZING show last night. Thanks to the 10C for ridiculous seats (Orchestra left, row K).

    Does anyone know what happened in the center orchestra seats, somewhere around row L or M? At one point I heard someone say something about kicking someone's ass, and then I saw ushers get involved. It was towards the end of the main set. Any idea what was going on??

    Hey man. I was orchestra left-center, row K. Right at the aisle between left-center, and left. Fantastic seats!

    Ah, so off the the left? Nice. We were seats 5 and 7 which were 3 and 4 in from the middle.
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  • jdelinjdelin Posts: 189
    What a great show. Great seats (Orchestra Right-Center, row H). Immortality, Crazy Mary, Dead Man... the uke songs sounded better live than on the album (and I love the album). And Arc was something special to witness in person. The crowd was pretty good too.

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  • lockedlocked Boston Posts: 4,039
    By Dana Barbuto
    The Patriot Ledger
    Posted Jun 17, 2011 @ 03:03 PM



    Gimmicky instruments, aside, it was all about Eddie Vedder’s voice, and there’s none other like it. His silky baritone was as smooth and cool as TD Garden ice and sounded better than ever.
    Accompanied by two ukuleles, a mandolin, acoustic guitars and an electric guitar, the pure power of his voice flooded the sold-out Citi Performing Arts Center’s Wang Theatre Thursday, the second stop on Vedder’s solo tour in support of the just-released “Ukulele Songs.”
    Opening with “Can’t Keep,” this performance was a stripped down Vedder, who, in between songs, was bantering with a chatty audience yelling out requests and chanting “Youk” when Vedder reached for the ukulele.
    “How did you know that I named this one Kevin?” Vedder asked in jest about Red Sox third baseman Kevin Youkilis. Hoisting the instrument like a bat, Vedder took his stance, poised for a pitch as the audience collectively shifted gears to a “Boston Bruins” chant.
    “I thought the season was over,” Vedder volleys back before acknowledging, “It’s an outstanding time to be in Boston ... I’m going to toast you guys later.” After Vedder wrapped “Crazy Mary” during the first encore he kept true to that promise. Popping the cork on a bottle of bubbly, he filled the cups of some lucky fans in the front row and toasted the Bruins’ Stanley Cup victory. “I’ll drink to anything, and I’ll definitely drink to that,” Vedder said, before offering his take into the psyche of Boston sports.
    “Last year was a different year for your team ... This isn’t just a hockey story, it’s a life story – If they hadn’t gone through that stuff then they wouldn’t have figured out how to do what they just did,” Vedder said referencing last season’s disappointing playoff run.
    Vedder opened the show with a selection of tunes from “Ukulele Songs” – “Sleeping By Myself,” “Without You, “More Than You Know,” “Goodbye,” and “Light Today.” The first Pearl Jam song on the docket was “Speed of Sound.” Vedder dedicated “Just Breathe” to all the great couples in the audience. He also played the PJ songs “I Am Mine,” “Around the Bend,” “Wishlist,” “Immortality,” and “Arc,” dedicated to the late Howard Zinn.
    Playing a main set and two encores, Vedder mixed up the show with covers that included: Bruce Springsteen’s “Dead Man Walking” and “Open All Night;” the Everly Brothers’ “Sleepless Nights;” Jerry Hannan’s “Society.” He also performed three cuts with Glen Hansard, who opened the show.
    An inspired “Porch” was the final Pearl Jam blast of the night. Vedder and Hansard wrapped the evening with “Hard Sun,” an Indio cover.
    Throughout the nearly two-hour performance, Vedder’s energy was infectious. The ambiance intimate, with a edge, as Vedder’s jocular side came out to play. Even when he was off, he was on. “That’s a beautiful chord, it’s just not the right one,” Vedder offered when he flubbed the beginning of “Setting Forth.” Before he delivered a raucous “Rise,” Vedder switched instruments, again eliciting that “Youk” chant.
    “Did you say ‘Youk?’” Vedder asked? “This is a mandolin you uncultured bastards.”
    SET LIST

    1. Waving Palms
    2. Can't Keep (Pearl Jam song)
    3. Sleeping By Myself
    4. Without You
    5. More Than You Know
    6. Goodbye
    7. Light Today
    8. Dead Man Walking (Bruce Springsteen cover)
    9. Speed of Sound (Pearl Jam song)
    10. Just Breathe (Pearl Jam song)
    11. Around the Bend
    (Pearl Jam song)
    12. I Am Mine (Pearl Jam song)
    13. Setting Forth
    14. No Ceiling
    15. Guaranteed
    16. Rise
    17. Unthought Known (Pearl Jam song)
    18. Immortality (Pearl Jam song)
    19. Arc (Pearl Jam song) (For Howard Zinn)
    Encore:
    20. Wishlist
    (Pearl Jam song)
    21. Open All Night (Bruce Springsteen cover)
    22. Sleepless Nights (The Everly Brothers cover) (with Glen Hansard)
    23. Society (Jerry Hannan cover) (with Glen Hansard)
    24. Crazy Mary (Victoria Williams cover)
    25. Porch (Pearl Jam song)
    Encore 2:
    26. Hard Sun (Indio cover) (with Glen Hansard)
    Dana Barbuto may be reached at <!-- e --><a href="mailto:dbarbuto@ledger.com">dbarbuto@ledger.com</a><!-- e -->.

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  • GardenpartyGardenparty Posts: 1,910
    locked wrote:
    8. Dead Man Walking (Bruce Springsteen cover)


    oh, Dana :(
    “I know this song so well, I can smoke a cigarette, have a drink, brush my teeth, take a shit, and mow the lawn while singing it. But I'll only be doing a couple of those things during this version.”
  • SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,168
    locked wrote:
    8. Dead Man Walking (Bruce Springsteen cover)


    oh, Dana :(

    :lol::lol::lol::lol:
  • locked wrote:
    8. Dead Man Walking (Bruce Springsteen cover)


    oh, Dana :(


    FAIL
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  • anyone else see tedy bruschi? was there with his young son having a great time.
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  • unlost dogsunlost dogs Greater Boston Posts: 12,553
    I missed Tedy, shame _ he's my all-time favorite Patriot and I will always wear my Bruschi shirt with great pride.

    That's so cool!!!
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  • RiotZactRiotZact Posts: 6,260
    Teddy was there! :shock: Love him, that would have been awesome
  • endbadguyendbadguy Posts: 49
    Wow that was awesome. Nice crowd in the way back center balcony. A few of us Ten clobbers were up there. Suppose one of these years i'll get some up close action. My little baby girl got to hear Eddie sing in a great sounding venue, in utero! How cool is that. (Wife is a trooper.) If I don't make it to Wisconsin at least I caught this amazing performance. Ed totally called out the venue right away for being way too pricey! Great job singing crowd, wish the douches would shutup between songs.
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  • zarocatzarocat Posts: 1,901
    I'll take that in Detroit minus the wishlist
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  • Miss TerriMiss Terri Bucksport, ME USA Posts: 24
    Thank you, Eddie, for an AMAZING night! Being able to hear and see Eddie Vedder live was an experience that cannot be matched. FANTASTIC! This was my first live show and was more than worth my solo drive from the mid-coast area of Maine to partake in what is certainly a gift from God. And, even though I'm a Yankee fan, Boston now holds a memory for me that will remain in my heart as (quite possibly) the best night of my life :D
    Makes much more sense to live in the present tense....

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  • unlost dogsunlost dogs Greater Boston Posts: 12,553
    Miss Terri wrote:
    Thank you, Eddie, for an AMAZING night! Being able to hear and see Eddie Vedder live was an experience that cannot be matched. FANTASTIC! This was my first live show and was more than worth my solo drive from the mid-coast area of Maine to partake in what is certainly a gift from God. And, even though I'm a Yankee fan, Boston now holds a memory for me that will remain in my heart as (quite possibly) the best night of my life :D

    Woot woot! Great first post!!!
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  • mikepmikep Posts: 290
    yeah, great night.

    the all uke opening songs i found to be a little slow in terms of building the energy, but still lovely of course. Loved Open All Night and wished we could all rock out to it more. Immortality was precious to me, as was Speed of Sound, which i'd sorta forgotten about, esp in the acoustic sense. Lovely. Glen Hansard was great too. Just love it, love how the magic is there every friggin time and the chills and goosebumps show up just when you're not quite sure they will again.

    mike
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  • dianerdianer Posts: 1
    Here are pictures of the license plate shirt for those interested:

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    They were giving away the black Pearl Jam tote bag that is for sale in the goods section for free with merchandise purchases.

    I didn't have great seats but it didn't matter at all. It was a wonderful night! It's hard to single out favorite songs in his set because the whole show was great but I really loved Sleeping by Myself, Crazy Mary, Immortality, and Unthought Known. I can't wait for tomorrow's show.
  • pmpknfacepmpknface Posts: 5
    pjl44 wrote:
    BinFrog wrote:
    What an AMAZING show last night. Thanks to the 10C for ridiculous seats (Orchestra left, row K).

    Does anyone know what happened in the center orchestra seats, somewhere around row L or M? At one point I heard someone say something about kicking someone's ass, and then I saw ushers get involved. It was towards the end of the main set. Any idea what was going on??

    That all went down two rows in front of me. There was a group of 4-8 guys who were kinda annoying throughout the show; yelling a lot of dumb stuff between songs and occasionally during the songs, including Arc. Apparently this dude got fed up and screamed what you heard right in the face of one of the guys wearing a Lucic shirt right before Society. So of course we had to listen to them yell at each other from their seats for most of the song. Then somebody from that dude's area (possibly him or someone he was with) got an usher to talk the guys. It really could've been handled a lot better.

    So thanks annoying guys for being annoying and screamy dude for solving nothing and ruining most of Society for those around this minor fiasco.

    Hello all! I admit, I had a hand in this. Those 4 guys that were bothering people, I was the guy that confronted them. I'll admit that I 1) should have let it go or let the ushers handle it and 2) not been as aggressive towards them as I was, I was just so pissed that they were ruining the show for me, my girlfriend, and those around me.

    Again, I'm sorry. I should have been more of an adult about the whole situation, and instead I acted out and said things that I'll guarantee got my message across in a very rough manor. All I can say in my defense is that after that they did shut up and I was thanked by 5-6 couples for doing something when I was walking out because these guys were THAT bad.

    Again... I'm so sorry if my actions made this concert a bad experience for anyone. Believe me, this wasn't my fav either - and it was a great show!
  • pjl44pjl44 Posts: 10,003
    pmpknface wrote:
    pjl44 wrote:
    That all went down two rows in front of me. There was a group of 4-8 guys who were kinda annoying throughout the show; yelling a lot of dumb stuff between songs and occasionally during the songs, including Arc. Apparently this dude got fed up and screamed what you heard right in the face of one of the guys wearing a Lucic shirt right before Society. So of course we had to listen to them yell at each other from their seats for most of the song. Then somebody from that dude's area (possibly him or someone he was with) got an usher to talk the guys. It really could've been handled a lot better.

    So thanks annoying guys for being annoying and screamy dude for solving nothing and ruining most of Society for those around this minor fiasco.

    Hello all! I admit, I had a hand in this. Those 4 guys that were bothering people, I was the guy that confronted them. I'll admit that I 1) should have let it go or let the ushers handle it and 2) not been as aggressive towards them as I was, I was just so pissed that they were ruining the show for me, my girlfriend, and those around me.

    Again, I'm sorry. I should have been more of an adult about the whole situation, and instead I acted out and said things that I'll guarantee got my message across in a very rough manor. All I can say in my defense is that after that they did shut up and I was thanked by 5-6 couples for doing something when I was walking out because these guys were THAT bad.

    Again... I'm so sorry if my actions made this concert a bad experience for anyone. Believe me, this wasn't my fav either - and it was a great show!

    No sweat, man...those guys were definitely annoying. Probably would've been best to ask them nicely once, then get an usher if the problem persisted, but it's certainly trickier when you're in the moment. Safe to assume you didn't have any problems after the show?
  • deconstructiondeconstruction Franklin, NH Posts: 31
    Can anyone redirect me to someone who may have access to any of these shows. Plenty to trade. Thanks!
  • Vedder_Girl77Vedder_Girl77 Posts: 4,335
    10 Club seats were not too good. 18th row. Had some guy with an enormous head sitting in front of me. :|
    But the show itself was wonderful. My favorites were Immortality, Unthought Known, Can't Keep, Crazy Mary, Arc & Sleepless Nights.

    Ed got lots of standing ovations! He told us that Pearl Jam would play Boston next year. *fingers crossed that it actually happens*

    Going to Hartford tonight...my last show of this tour...have a 3rd row pit seat! :D
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  • cbrunelle783cbrunelle783 Posts: 1,025

    Going to Hartford tonight...my last show of this tour...have a 3rd row pit seat! :D

    Jealous :sick: :wave:
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  • Nat4575Nat4575 Posts: 19
    This was my third time seeing him in Boston and it was a great show. The highlight for me was Immortality and Eddie's Youklis batting stance. Ten Club seats were good also right orch row T. My ten club number is not that great so I was happy.
  • susannjsusannj Posts: 676
    10 Club seats were not too good. 18th row. Had some guy with an enormous head sitting in front of me. :|
    But the show itself was wonderful. My favorites were Immortality, Unthought Known, Can't Keep, Crazy Mary, Arc & Sleepless Nights.

    Ed got lots of standing ovations! He told us that Pearl Jam would play Boston next year. *fingers crossed that it actually happens*

    Going to Hartford tonight...my last show of this tour...have a 3rd row pit seat! :D

    That really stinks about the Boston seats - I'm hoping the 10C tickets for the Beacon shows are better then that.
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  • BinFrogBinFrog MA Posts: 7,309
    susannj wrote:
    10 Club seats were not too good. 18th row. Had some guy with an enormous head sitting in front of me. :|
    But the show itself was wonderful. My favorites were Immortality, Unthought Known, Can't Keep, Crazy Mary, Arc & Sleepless Nights.

    Ed got lots of standing ovations! He told us that Pearl Jam would play Boston next year. *fingers crossed that it actually happens*

    Going to Hartford tonight...my last show of this tour...have a 3rd row pit seat! :D

    That really stinks about the Boston seats - I'm hoping the 10C tickets for the Beacon shows are better then that.


    I don't really see anything about 18th row seats that is worth complaining about. Big heads aside...
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  • pmpknfacepmpknface Posts: 5
    pjl44 wrote:
    pmpknface wrote:
    pjl44 wrote:
    That all went down two rows in front of me. There was a group of 4-8 guys who were kinda annoying throughout the show; yelling a lot of dumb stuff between songs and occasionally during the songs, including Arc. Apparently this dude got fed up and screamed what you heard right in the face of one of the guys wearing a Lucic shirt right before Society. So of course we had to listen to them yell at each other from their seats for most of the song. Then somebody from that dude's area (possibly him or someone he was with) got an usher to talk the guys. It really could've been handled a lot better.

    So thanks annoying guys for being annoying and screamy dude for solving nothing and ruining most of Society for those around this minor fiasco.

    Hello all! I admit, I had a hand in this. Those 4 guys that were bothering people, I was the guy that confronted them. I'll admit that I 1) should have let it go or let the ushers handle it and 2) not been as aggressive towards them as I was, I was just so pissed that they were ruining the show for me, my girlfriend, and those around me.

    Again, I'm sorry. I should have been more of an adult about the whole situation, and instead I acted out and said things that I'll guarantee got my message across in a very rough manor. All I can say in my defense is that after that they did shut up and I was thanked by 5-6 couples for doing something when I was walking out because these guys were THAT bad.

    Again... I'm so sorry if my actions made this concert a bad experience for anyone. Believe me, this wasn't my fav either - and it was a great show!

    No sweat, man...those guys were definitely annoying. Probably would've been best to ask them nicely once, then get an usher if the problem persisted, but it's certainly trickier when you're in the moment. Safe to assume you didn't have any problems after the show?

    No, no issues after the show. My girlfriend was worried, but I wasn't. And yeah, next time I'll just go straight to an usher - I learned my lesson! ;)
  • PillowPantsPillowPants Posts: 4,877
    Hugo Reyes wrote:
    Add on to the Youk thing: Ed said he named his uke Kevin and then he used the Uke as a bat and proceeded to mimic Youk's batting stance. Classic.


    and probably 17% of us actually recognized that fact

    since the crowd is probably non sox fans or pink hats ;)
  • unlost dogsunlost dogs Greater Boston Posts: 12,553
    Hugo Reyes wrote:
    Add on to the Youk thing: Ed said he named his uke Kevin and then he used the Uke as a bat and proceeded to mimic Youk's batting stance. Classic.


    and probably 17% of us actually recognized that fact

    since the crowd is probably non sox fans or pink hats ;)

    I loved that... and he even stuck his butt out as far as Youk. Classic.
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  • PillowPantsPillowPants Posts: 4,877
    Hugo Reyes wrote:
    j1kotwic wrote:
    P-Jam wrote:
    Oh, and Unthought Known brought a tear to my eye it was so good!

    Out of curiosity, was it the full version of Unthought Known or was it the shortened version that was on the Water on the Road DVD?


    FULL VERSION...AND IT WAS FANTASTIC. Crowd gave a standing ovation after it.


    if you watch the stage lights... the crowd is supposed to stand for the song

    only unlost dogs seemed to figure out that fact :)


    somehow i picked up on it in Providence... as the song builds the lights slowly come up on the crowd

    and you're supposed to get up

    i was sort of annoyed boston stayed seated... but they also didn't prompt us with the lights as much
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