Boston, Theo Epstein, Leash

PJ_LukinPJ_Lukin Posts: 2,050
edited June 2006 in Given To Fly (live)
Man, yesterday was a BAD DAY for fans of both the NY Yankees and Pearl Jam. I didn't think there was anything that could make me feel bad about a PJ show until last night. Theo playing RITFW and they play LEASH, on the same night, in BOSTON? For Fucks sake, it is like watching your girlfriend with another man! As a New Yorker, this is not easy.

Anyways, congratulations to those lucky fans who were in attendance. A historical night for sure!
~!~ Peace ~!~ Love ~!~ Pearl Jam ~!~
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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,925
    PJ_Lukin wrote:
    Man, yesterday was a BAD DAY for fans of both the NY Yankees and Pearl Jam. I didn't think there was anything that could make me feel bad about a PJ show until last night. Theo playing RITFW and they play LEASH, on the same night, in BOSTON? For Fucks sake, it is like watching your girlfriend with another man! As a New Yorker, this is not easy.

    Anyways, congratulations to those lucky fans who were in attendance. A historical night for sure!
    Maybe Brian Cashman will get up and duet with Fitty Cent next time he rocks MSG.
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  • bostonloubostonlou Posts: 2,849
    Poncier wrote:
    Maybe Brian Cashman will get up and duet with Fitty Cent next time he rocks MSG.

    I was thinking Cashman probably is a Scott Stapp fan.

    Although it's probably more like Indigo Girls
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  • PJ_LukinPJ_Lukin Posts: 2,050
    bostonlou wrote:
    I was thinking Cashman probably is a Scott Stapp fan.

    Although it's probably more like Indigo Girls

    All I said was I feel bad. Never said a bad word about anyone and this is what happens. I even congratulated those in attendance.

    Some people have no respect for others opinions.
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  • LongRhodeLongRhode Posts: 93
    PJ_Lukin wrote:
    All I said was I feel bad. Never said a bad word about anyone and this is what happens. I even congratulated those in attendance.

    Some people have no respect for others opinions.

    Never underestimate the hatred of the Yankees in Boston ;-)

    Nice sentiment though in your note. Personally, while bragging rights arguments can be fun at times... seems kinda stupid considering how many epic shows have been played everywhere. Boston has had great shows.. but Philly 03 and 05 were amazing, MSG has had many great shows... hell, one of my favorite boots of all time is Noblesville 03.. maybe Indiana should get in on the argument. While it seems very obvious Pearl Jam loves Boston.. it seems just as obvious they have much love for a lot of cities
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  • bostonloubostonlou Posts: 2,849
    PJ_Lukin wrote:
    All I said was I feel bad. Never said a bad word about anyone and this is what happens. I even congratulated those in attendance.

    Some people have no respect for others opinions.

    some people are way too sensitive

    "I even congratulated..." oh sorry.. you were a nice guy... i wasn't... don't tell my mommy
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  • PJ_LukinPJ_Lukin Posts: 2,050
    bostonlou wrote:
    some people are way too sensitive

    "I even congratulated..." oh sorry.. you were a nice guy... i wasn't... don't tell my mommy

    Just enjoy it. Why do people have to be insulting? You can make comments without being insulting. It used to be like that around here......
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  • bostonloubostonlou Posts: 2,849
    PJ_Lukin wrote:
    Just enjoy it. Why do people have to be insulting? You can make comments without being insulting. It used to be like that around here......
    it's a message board

    i'm here to amuse myself

    i find making fun of others amusing

    it's sad but true

    :)
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  • rival420rival420 Posts: 58
    Well at least he didn't see Ed wearing a Sox shirt last night! And I have pictures to prove it to..

    Pics: http://community.webshots.com/myphotos?action=viewAllPhotos&albumID=550771809&security=pqoGHl
  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,925
    PJ_Lukin wrote:
    All I said was I feel bad. Never said a bad word about anyone and this is what happens. I even congratulated those in attendance.

    Some people have no respect for others opinions.
    Sorry if you took offense man, but my comment was meant to be humorous with a slight ring of truth as I remember watching a televised interview with Epstein and Cashman together, and when Theo's love of music and PJ came up, Cashman was asked about his tastes and said he was more of a hip-hop guy.
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  • Tnerb248Tnerb248 Posts: 50
    as a new yorker and die hard yankee fan who was at both boston shows and lived 2 blocks from fenway for the better part of the last 3 years, i was AMAZED there was no yankees suck chant. you get 10 new englanders, or maybe 6 newton mush bostonians together and it's bound to happen. i mean shit, it happened at the paul mccartney concert last year. when theo came out and eddie put on a francona jersey (which i thought was pretty cool, people who wear manager jerseys are awesome) i was bracing for it, but maybe the red sox fans have realized that they should LOVE their team instead of HATING another one. no hard feelings though. theo is a fine human being and a good gm

    i think someone needs to throw up a yankee damon jersey in east rutherford next week in retaliation.


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  • DPrival78DPrival78 Posts: 2,263
    LongRhode wrote:
    Never underestimate the hatred of the Yankees in Boston ;-)

    i went up to boston for the two VFC warmups in 2004, and without thinking twice i wore my trusty yankees hat. it was interesting to say the least.. one rather large fellow came up behind me at boston beer works before the show and said in my ear, "if there weren't so many people in here, i would cut your f*ckin throat". i think he was only half-kidding too..

    then after the show, walking out of the fleet center another rather large dude put his arm around me and said, "you know, we don't appreciate your kind up here.. but since you're a pj fan, me and my buddies won't rough you up."

    all in good fun

    now that was in 2004, about a month before the world series.. i'm guessing there would be a little less hosility up there these days towards us yankee fans. i wish i could have found out first hand these last couple of days, as amazing as the 2 shows were.. damn work commitments
    i'm more a fan of popular bands.. like the bee-gees, pearl jam
  • cerebuscerebus Posts: 170
    I went to the REM show in 2004 (please no comments - an anniversary present for my wife) at the Fleet shortly after the Red Sox won the World Series.

    Stipe, who had done well up until that point in wishing us well for winning, then blew it by singing "Leaving New York" and was booed roundly throughout. Never quite got the crowd back after that.
  • WhizbangWhizbang Posts: 1,314
    DPrival78 wrote:
    then after the show, walking out of the fleet center another rather large dude put his arm around me and said, "you know, we don't appreciate your kind up here.. but since you're a pj fan, me and my buddies won't rough you up."

    I never quite got this mentality. Oh, don't get me wrong. I'm a Boston fan (and I'm self admittedly a "sunshine" Sox fan :eek: ). I'd rather a Boston team win than any one else. The 'yankees suck' chant is pure amusement on my part. But I could really care less if you like the team and proudly display it with a hat, jersey, what ever.
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  • bostonloubostonlou Posts: 2,849
    Tnerb248 wrote:
    as a new yorker and die hard yankee fan who was at both boston shows and lived 2 blocks from fenway for the better part of the last 3 years, i was AMAZED there was no yankees suck chant. you get 10 new englanders, or maybe 6 newton mush bostonians together and it's bound to happen. i mean shit, it happened at the paul mccartney concert last year. when theo came out and eddie put on a francona jersey (which i thought was pretty cool, people who wear manager jerseys are awesome) i was bracing for it, but maybe the red sox fans have realized that they should LOVE their team instead of HATING another one. no hard feelings though. theo is a fine human being and a good gm

    i think someone needs to throw up a yankee damon jersey in east rutherford next week in retaliation.

    -brent

    i love it... you were here 3 years and learned the term "newton mush"

    divea sped? or whatever the hell they say ;) i went to high school in the lake


    some ass clown tried to start the chant on wednesday but i talked him out of it.... i got him to try to start the old "Here we go Brooooooins... Here we go" chant instead ;)
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  • LongRhodeLongRhode Posts: 93
    Tnerb248 wrote:
    i think someone needs to throw up a yankee damon jersey in east rutherford next week in retaliation.


    -brent

    Ah yes... Damon.
    Looks like Jesus, Talks like Judas.. Throws like Mary. ;)
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  • mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    LongRhode wrote:
    Ah yes... Damon.
    Looks like Jesus, Talks like Judas.. Throws like Mary. ;)

    I love that line, also Jays are taking the division, or at least finishing somewhere in the top three this year
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  • bostonloubostonlou Posts: 2,849
    mrwalkerb wrote:
    I love that line, also Jays are taking the division, or at least finishing somewhere in the top three this year


    lol

    it's good to set your goals low
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  • ealasaid76ealasaid76 Posts: 95
    LIVE WITH IT. During the 1st VFC show in 04 in Boston, we chanted "Yankees Suck!" and that was during the playoffs.

    You come to Boston, that's what you get. You go to NYC...same thing.

    Yankee fans can be as bad as Sawks fans.

    Don't deny it.
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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,925
    Speeddiva8 wrote:
    LIVE WITH IT. During the 1st VFC show in 04 in Boston, we chanted "Yankees Suck!" and that was during the playoffs.

    .
    Not quite, 9/28/04. Last week of the regular season. Playoffs started the following week.
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