I've been to 8 shows since Astoria this year...and, I'm still smiling from this set list! Marseille was purely amazing...thanks, guys!
p.s. Ed's dance moves were a riot, too!
I laughed when they started to play Small Town and Ed thought they had just played it! LOL Made me laugh
I thought it was Stone who was playing the chords to Red Mosquito again (previous song) instead of Small Town and Ed making fun of Stone's mistake.
Anyway, I was totally expecting Bugs to close the show after all we've seen. I was a fucking hell of a 10-hour drive to Marseille, but I can't say I'm regretting it. What a setlist!
And I thought the crowd was very poor. I was like in 5th row, Mike's side and I was basically the only one cheering for Fatal, Off he goes, Red Mosquito, Down, ... I enjoyed it a lot. But it seems like most of the crowd didn't. And Eddie letting the crowd singing along to Even Flow. Sorry, but I didn't hear a thing.
I thought it was Stone who was playing the chords to Red Mosquito again (previous song) instead of Small Town and Ed making fun of Stone's mistake.
Anyway, I was totally expecting Bugs to close the show after all we've seen. I was a fucking hell of a 10-hour drive to Marseille, but I can't say I'm regretting it. What a setlist!
And I thought the crowd was very poor. I was like in 5th row, Mike's side and I was basically the only one cheering for Fatal, Off he goes, Red Mosquito, Down, ... I enjoyed it a lot. But it seems like most of the crowd didn't. And Eddie letting the crowd singing along to Even Flow. Sorry, but I didn't hear a thing.
And Marseille is the ugliest city I've ever seen.
Yeah I agree somewhat with the ugly city comment, especially after walking 45min to get a taxi afterwards through some very scary areas, also yeah the crowd was not very lively (well definately not like it was at leeds!). but it was a great concert with an amazing set list and the crowd didn't want to leave i can't believe how long both encores were.
Hey everyone....
I'm still smiling and revelling in the joy that was Saturday night.
So glad I decided not to bother with sleeping at all, was awesome hanging out with everyone in that dodgy bar. PJ fans are the coolest!! Hope we all stay in touch.
What a gig huh?
One of the best weekend of my life!!!
xxx
mel
Marseille was, in my view, definitely one of the best shows of the year so far!
The Marseille show now ranks a very close second to my front row at Melbourne Park in 2003. I mean please - Fatal, Dirty Frank and SATAN'S BED -get in!! I was also dying to hear Leash and they pulled that out as well!
Very chilled out 10C arrangements - everyone got their tickets, lined up and got in with enough time to buy your t-shirt/poster, go to the loo and get something to eat before the rest of the GA people were let in - excellent organisation.
The venue was a lot smaller than everyone thought and most 10C people got a really good spot.
The Long Road was very emotional for me and so I did what all good fans do when their band brings out a beauty for an opener - I cried!! Then into the barrage that was Why Go, DTE, Severed Hand, Corduroy and Whipping - awesome. As people can see from the set list it was a real Vitalogy night with 5 songs from the album being played. I almost completely lost it when they started Satan's Bed - one of my all time favourites and one that they managed to bugger up a bit when they last had a go at it. On Saturday night it was flawless and I was floating!!!
And just when I thought it couldn't get any better - they start the first encore with Fatal and then move on in to Off He Goes!!
Big claps from all the band to the crowd for their participation in Black - I hope it sounds as good on the bootleg as it did there - gave me the chills.
As you would expect I was almost completely delirious by this stage and so when they came back for the second encore with Last Exit and Leash it was clear this show was heading for the all time greats.
I saw a number of people completely flip out when the boys started Dirty Frank - "Where's Mike McCready? My God he's been ate!". Hell yes!!
I have to say that I really enjoyed the boys ending with Fuckin' Up - it topped off this show as something different to other shows that I have seen and heard and backed up the status of the pretty rare setlist.
A shout out to the French locals we met at the show (all of about 17 years old - man I am soooo old!) and also to the Canadians from Quebec who had a nice Canadian flat with "RITFW" on it that Ed acknowledged and motioned that they would play that at the next show (which they did!) - tidy work.
Thanks also to the Marseille security who put in the best performance I have ever seen at a gig - professional, friendly and helpful - money well spent by the band.
I thought it was Stone who was playing the chords to Red Mosquito again (previous song) instead of Small Town and Ed making fun of Stone's mistake.
Anyway, I was totally expecting Bugs to close the show after all we've seen. I was a fucking hell of a 10-hour drive to Marseille, but I can't say I'm regretting it. What a setlist!
And I thought the crowd was very poor. I was like in 5th row, Mike's side and I was basically the only one cheering for Fatal, Off he goes, Red Mosquito, Down, ... I enjoyed it a lot. But it seems like most of the crowd didn't. And Eddie letting the crowd singing along to Even Flow. Sorry, but I didn't hear a thing.
And Marseille is the ugliest city I've ever seen.
Gotta say you were obviously the wrong side of the crowd. I was Stone's side and the crowd were amazing, very getting into it, singing along.
My side knew the rarities which was nice
20/04/06 ~ 23/08/06 ~ 09/09/06
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
if anyone who was hanging out with us at the dodgy bar opposite the new hotel select after the show has the list of our names and email addresses still, please get in touch by private message/email.
be good to see the group photos, and stay in touch somewhat.
They were brilliant. Was 3 or 4 rows back on the left hand side of the centre barrier and it was brilliant. Loved the way they broke into 'Elderly Woman Behind the Red Mosquito' after they finished Red Mosquito. Hilarious!!! Show's that they're human after all. Loved the little fuckups all over the place, at the start of black, at the start of leash!! Hahaha!!! Brilliant.
If Pearl Jam was a beer, they'd probably be the best beer in the world!!
Gotta say you were obviously the wrong side of the crowd. I was Stone's side and the crowd were amazing, very getting into it, singing along.
My side knew the rarities which was nice
Being on Mike's side is never the wrong side.
But you might be right. Anyway, it didn't took away any of the pleasure I had hearing that setlist.
I think that's Marchello (sp?), the guy who lives in maidstone. Didn't ask anyone their board names so cannot be sure!
Caz, I'm still laughing at my joke at the end of the night, it was good (for me at least).
Shame I'm bad at arguments
Was good to see you again, seeya in Verona!
Yeah that was me (no "h" in the name though Matt!). stonesg.. if you're Caz then yes we did meet! I was in the white stickman t with my Australian girlfriend..
London 28-10-96, London 29-10-96, London 20-04-06, Dublin 23-08-06, Reading 27-08-06, Marseille 09-09-06, Berlin 23-09-06, Athens 30-09-06, Madrid 09-06-07, London18-06-07, Copenhagen 26-06-07, Boston 28-06-08, London 11-08-09, Rotterdam 13-08-09, Manchester 17-08-09, London 18-08-09, Toronto 21-08-09, Philadelphia 30-10-09, Philadelphia 31-10-09, Manchester 20-06-12, Manchester 21-06-12, Stockholm 07-07-12, Leeds 08-07-14, Milton Keynes 11-07-14, Boston 05-08-16, Amsterdam 12-06-18, London 18-06-18, Krakow 03-07-18, London 18-07-18, Copenhagen 05-07-22, London 08-07-22, Seattle 28-05-24, Seattle 30-05-24
this was my first show...!!!
it was awesome!!!!
the setlist, the band, the fans in the front rows!!!!!
the best band in the world!!!!!!
It was my first show of the band too. And it was absolutely IN-CRE-DI-BLE!
Thank you too much to the band for this show, for all you done, for all you give...
I was so ... I listen to PJ since 1994... And I am not ready to forget.
this was my first show...!!!
it was awesome!!!!
the setlist, the band, the fans in the front rows!!!!!
the best band in the world!!!!!!
It was my first show of the band too. And it was absolutely IN-CRE-DI-BLE!
Thank you too much to the band for this show, for all you done, for all you give...
I was so ... I listen to PJ since 1994... And I am not ready to forget.
Yop yop !
I’m a newbie.. Not an hardcore fan , but I just love pearl jam music.
This is my first post to say : what a wonderful show !!!!
I was at the dome at 8 pm precisely ( after a looooong time road through the Canebière works)
My morning jacket were already on stage : pretty good band, but singer voice is a little too yelling.
I was on the left of the GA but had a pretty good view… I love to be in the heart of arena for concerts , but physically ( poor little girl, cut like a prawn) I just can’t satisfied it for that kind of gig,. So I was behind, but energetic like a flea. My black & red shoes couldn’t stay in place !
What a show !! damn ! first time I saw them and sure not last.
This year was my year, floyd members were on road and I thought I couldn’t be so satisfied with a show as I was for dave one’s. But really, it’s another world that I saw Saturday, but what a world ! Different , but really really great !
Just a very little deception point, few days ago , I saw that they played interstellar overdrive for some shows, I expected it.. but no… doesn’t matter, I got my Piper in my head.
Yeah that was me (no "h" in the name though Matt!). stonesg.. if you're Caz then yes we did meet! I was in the white stickman t with my Australian girlfriend..
I guess I didn't ask you to spell it at the time
thanks again for the seat swap on the plane home. you two make a really wonderful couple, and you both helped make the Saturday more fun so cheers.
Yeah that was me (no "h" in the name though Matt!). stonesg.. if you're Caz then yes we did meet! I was in the white stickman t with my Australian girlfriend..
Yes!! I remember you now. Yes I am Caz. It was nice to meet you and your girlfriend. Such a good evening, both during the gig and going to the bar afterwards
20/04/06 ~ 23/08/06 ~ 09/09/06
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
This show had an experimental feel to it that I haven't felt since Boston III 2003. Great setlist, respectful and energetic 10C section, and good security.
The 10C ticket distribution was very fast, but the 10C line to get into the arena was a joke. A big group was at the front of the line, and this group magically got a lot wider during the day. People used socializing with others as a way to move ahead in line, and the group in front seemed to let anyone they knew stay with them in line. Then, as we got ready to enter the arena, many of the people who stayed in line bypassed it and joined the big group at the front. Don't mean to sound bitter, but it was a little crappy for people who were actually waiting in line all day.
Why Go is really the perfect song to be played second in a setlist after a slow opener. The crowd participation is really good.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but it seems like they're playing Severed Hand faster than earlier this year. The original version has a bit of a groovy feel; the new one feels a little rushed.
Here's a clip of Evenflow starting with Matt's drum solo:
Ed was dancing all over the place at the start of Satan's Bed. It sounded good live, better than I thought it would.
Fatal was unexpected, especially as the 1st encore opener, but it was very good.
The end of Black was fantastic with the crowd singing the doo-doo-DOO-DOO-doo-doo-doo part with a little clap at the end. Jeff had a "wow" look when it was over and said something to Matt. It sounded like the whole arena was doing it, so hopefully the boot gives it justice.
The european crowds seem less responsive to Leash than those in America.
Dirty Frank was introduced as a vieille chanson (old song). Ed seemed to concentrate a lot on the lyrics and the theatrical feel of the song.
Marseille was a dirty, construction-filled city that smelled like piss in parts and was full of the homeless. But the history of the city was interesting and the beach areas were beautiful.
Also want to say hello to the nice guy from Italy who was standing right behind us. Enjoy the Italian leg and hope you survived Bercy.
Thanks for a memorable show, Pearl Jam!
'00 Detroit; '03 Detroit I MSG II Boston III; '04 Toledo Grand Rapids; '05 Thunder Bay Kitchener London; '06 Arnhem Barcelona Marseille Prague Berlin; '07 Chorzow London Duesseldorf Copenhagen Nijmegen Lollapalooza; '08 EV LA II EV SD I DC MSG I/II EV Montreal I/II EV Toronto I/II EV Chicago I/II; '09 EV Memphis EV Atlanta I/II Berlin Manchester London Sydney Brisbane Auckland Christchurch; '10 Noblesville Cleveland Dublin Belfast Berlin; '11 EV Detroit EV St. Louis EV Minneapolis PJ20 I/II Winnipeg '12 Berlin I/II Stockholm Oslo '13 London Dallas '14 Berlin Stockholm Oslo Detroit
I thought it was Stone who was playing the chords to Red Mosquito again (previous song) instead of Small Town and Ed making fun of Stone's mistake.
Anyway, I was totally expecting Bugs to close the show after all we've seen. I was a fucking hell of a 10-hour drive to Marseille, but I can't say I'm regretting it. What a setlist!
And I thought the crowd was very poor. I was like in 5th row, Mike's side and I was basically the only one cheering for Fatal, Off he goes, Red Mosquito, Down, ... I enjoyed it a lot. But it seems like most of the crowd didn't. And Eddie letting the crowd singing along to Even Flow. Sorry, but I didn't hear a thing.
And Marseille is the ugliest city I've ever seen.
Well the interview with the band said that they liked Marseille. I think its just the Corniche that is beautiful and the Vieux Port. What city do you find beautiful ?
It was my first show of the band too. And it was absolutely IN-CRE-DI-BLE!
Thank you too much to the band for this show, for all you done, for all you give...
I was so ... I listen to PJ since 1994... And I am not ready to forget.
I am an old lady but it was my first PJ concert....
They are a drug ... !! I am addicted !
The 10C ticket distribution was very fast, but the 10C line to get into the arena was a joke. A big group was at the front of the line, and this group magically got a lot wider during the day. People used socializing with others as a way to move ahead in line, and the group in front seemed to let anyone they knew stay with them in line. Then, as we got ready to enter the arena, many of the people who stayed in line bypassed it and joined the big group at the front. Don't mean to sound bitter, but it was a little crappy for people who were actually waiting in line all day.
When we got into the venue we headed straight for the side barrier and sat down. I noticed a lot of people on the floor sat down and then idiots who weren't 10C climbed all over them to get to the front.
The people at the front of the queue were the Touring Band guys. There were a lot of them but then there would be as they were staying on the bus.
I think most people have tried to get ahead in queues before by socialising.
I really don't think that it mattered where you stood in the venue though, it was still one hell of a show
20/04/06 ~ 23/08/06 ~ 09/09/06
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
It was completely amazing. We wished afterwards we'd booked to go the the Paris gig too. I reckon the highlight of the whole thing was Satan's Bed. the stage was red and black and Eddie was just - well, awesome. Black was amazing too, and when the crowd carried on at the end it made it.
Oh and don't forget Ed falling over and grinning at the crowd during Alive.
Awesome, well worth the trip. Wish I was going again
Oh yes, I've been there, front row, in the middle, right in front of Eddie and Stone...Just amazing...
The set list -incredible!
And Mike singing "Without you something's missing" while looking at me and smiling at me -unbelievable!!! What could I do but smile back...?
I have walked a long road to get there from Poland through London...But 10000....% worth every single step
I can share my pictures if anyone fancies some. I haven't taken loads but there are a few
Let me know... e_zietkiewicz@poczta.onet.pl
Comments
Love,
Kat
p.s. Ed's dance moves were a riot, too!
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
Rockin' out to Creadles
I thought it was Stone who was playing the chords to Red Mosquito again (previous song) instead of Small Town and Ed making fun of Stone's mistake.
Anyway, I was totally expecting Bugs to close the show after all we've seen. I was a fucking hell of a 10-hour drive to Marseille, but I can't say I'm regretting it. What a setlist!
And I thought the crowd was very poor. I was like in 5th row, Mike's side and I was basically the only one cheering for Fatal, Off he goes, Red Mosquito, Down, ... I enjoyed it a lot. But it seems like most of the crowd didn't. And Eddie letting the crowd singing along to Even Flow. Sorry, but I didn't hear a thing.
And Marseille is the ugliest city I've ever seen.
00: 7/2 (cancelled...)
05: 9/11,9/12,9/13,9/15,9/16,9/19
06: 8/23,8/30, 9/9, 9/11
07: 6/26, 6/29
*****
Yeah I agree somewhat with the ugly city comment, especially after walking 45min to get a taxi afterwards through some very scary areas, also yeah the crowd was not very lively (well definately not like it was at leeds!). but it was a great concert with an amazing set list and the crowd didn't want to leave i can't believe how long both encores were.
I'm still smiling and revelling in the joy that was Saturday night.
So glad I decided not to bother with sleeping at all, was awesome hanging out with everyone in that dodgy bar. PJ fans are the coolest!! Hope we all stay in touch.
What a gig huh?
One of the best weekend of my life!!!
xxx
mel
The Marseille show now ranks a very close second to my front row at Melbourne Park in 2003. I mean please - Fatal, Dirty Frank and SATAN'S BED -get in!! I was also dying to hear Leash and they pulled that out as well!
Very chilled out 10C arrangements - everyone got their tickets, lined up and got in with enough time to buy your t-shirt/poster, go to the loo and get something to eat before the rest of the GA people were let in - excellent organisation.
The venue was a lot smaller than everyone thought and most 10C people got a really good spot.
The Long Road was very emotional for me and so I did what all good fans do when their band brings out a beauty for an opener - I cried!! Then into the barrage that was Why Go, DTE, Severed Hand, Corduroy and Whipping - awesome. As people can see from the set list it was a real Vitalogy night with 5 songs from the album being played. I almost completely lost it when they started Satan's Bed - one of my all time favourites and one that they managed to bugger up a bit when they last had a go at it. On Saturday night it was flawless and I was floating!!!
And just when I thought it couldn't get any better - they start the first encore with Fatal and then move on in to Off He Goes!!
Big claps from all the band to the crowd for their participation in Black - I hope it sounds as good on the bootleg as it did there - gave me the chills.
As you would expect I was almost completely delirious by this stage and so when they came back for the second encore with Last Exit and Leash it was clear this show was heading for the all time greats.
I saw a number of people completely flip out when the boys started Dirty Frank - "Where's Mike McCready? My God he's been ate!". Hell yes!!
I have to say that I really enjoyed the boys ending with Fuckin' Up - it topped off this show as something different to other shows that I have seen and heard and backed up the status of the pretty rare setlist.
A shout out to the French locals we met at the show (all of about 17 years old - man I am soooo old!) and also to the Canadians from Quebec who had a nice Canadian flat with "RITFW" on it that Ed acknowledged and motioned that they would play that at the next show (which they did!) - tidy work.
Thanks also to the Marseille security who put in the best performance I have ever seen at a gig - professional, friendly and helpful - money well spent by the band.
Review in one word: Superb!
Gotta say you were obviously the wrong side of the crowd. I was Stone's side and the crowd were amazing, very getting into it, singing along.
My side knew the rarities which was nice
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
Rockin' out to Creadles
Caz, I'm still laughing at my joke at the end of the night, it was good (for me at least).
Shame I'm bad at arguments
Was good to see you again, seeya in Verona!
everyone seemed pretty decent, even the french!
if anyone who was hanging out with us at the dodgy bar opposite the new hotel select after the show has the list of our names and email addresses still, please get in touch by private message/email.
be good to see the group photos, and stay in touch somewhat.
anyways, here's one of my photos from the gig: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/fantomasbook1/CIMG1011small.jpg
love
Matt
it was awesome!!!!
the setlist, the band, the fans in the front rows!!!!!
the best band in the world!!!!!!
Katowice....2007
Being on Mike's side is never the wrong side.
But you might be right. Anyway, it didn't took away any of the pleasure I had hearing that setlist.
00: 7/2 (cancelled...)
05: 9/11,9/12,9/13,9/15,9/16,9/19
06: 8/23,8/30, 9/9, 9/11
07: 6/26, 6/29
*****
Yeah that was me (no "h" in the name though Matt!). stonesg.. if you're Caz then yes we did meet! I was in the white stickman t with my Australian girlfriend..
It was my first show of the band too. And it was absolutely IN-CRE-DI-BLE!
Thank you too much to the band for this show, for all you done, for all you give...
I was so ... I listen to PJ since 1994... And I am not ready to forget.
http://www.myspace.com/buffetfroid
It was my first show of the band too. And it was absolutely IN-CRE-DI-BLE!
Thank you too much to the band for this show, for all you done, for all you give...
I was so ... I listen to PJ since 1994... And I am not ready to forget.
http://www.myspace.com/buffetfroid
I’m a newbie.. Not an hardcore fan , but I just love pearl jam music.
This is my first post to say : what a wonderful show !!!!
I was at the dome at 8 pm precisely ( after a looooong time road through the Canebière works)
My morning jacket were already on stage : pretty good band, but singer voice is a little too yelling.
I was on the left of the GA but had a pretty good view… I love to be in the heart of arena for concerts , but physically ( poor little girl, cut like a prawn) I just can’t satisfied it for that kind of gig,. So I was behind, but energetic like a flea. My black & red shoes couldn’t stay in place !
What a show !! damn ! first time I saw them and sure not last.
This year was my year, floyd members were on road and I thought I couldn’t be so satisfied with a show as I was for dave one’s. But really, it’s another world that I saw Saturday, but what a world ! Different , but really really great !
Just a very little deception point, few days ago , I saw that they played interstellar overdrive for some shows, I expected it.. but no… doesn’t matter, I got my Piper in my head.
To finish , 3 words : I want more !
A-D, waiting for a next pearl jam experience.
thanks again for the seat swap on the plane home. you two make a really wonderful couple, and you both helped make the Saturday more fun so cheers.
Yes!! I remember you now. Yes I am Caz.
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
Rockin' out to Creadles
The 10C ticket distribution was very fast, but the 10C line to get into the arena was a joke. A big group was at the front of the line, and this group magically got a lot wider during the day. People used socializing with others as a way to move ahead in line, and the group in front seemed to let anyone they knew stay with them in line. Then, as we got ready to enter the arena, many of the people who stayed in line bypassed it and joined the big group at the front. Don't mean to sound bitter, but it was a little crappy for people who were actually waiting in line all day.
Why Go is really the perfect song to be played second in a setlist after a slow opener. The crowd participation is really good.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but it seems like they're playing Severed Hand faster than earlier this year. The original version has a bit of a groovy feel; the new one feels a little rushed.
Here's a clip of Evenflow starting with Matt's drum solo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=di7EcIb69Uw
Ed was dancing all over the place at the start of Satan's Bed. It sounded good live, better than I thought it would.
Fatal was unexpected, especially as the 1st encore opener, but it was very good.
The end of Black was fantastic with the crowd singing the doo-doo-DOO-DOO-doo-doo-doo part with a little clap at the end. Jeff had a "wow" look when it was over and said something to Matt. It sounded like the whole arena was doing it, so hopefully the boot gives it justice.
The european crowds seem less responsive to Leash than those in America.
Dirty Frank was introduced as a vieille chanson (old song). Ed seemed to concentrate a lot on the lyrics and the theatrical feel of the song.
Marseille was a dirty, construction-filled city that smelled like piss in parts and was full of the homeless. But the history of the city was interesting and the beach areas were beautiful.
Also want to say hello to the nice guy from Italy who was standing right behind us. Enjoy the Italian leg and hope you survived Bercy.
Thanks for a memorable show, Pearl Jam!
Well the interview with the band said that they liked Marseille. I think its just the Corniche that is beautiful and the Vieux Port. What city do you find beautiful ?
They are a drug ... !! I am addicted !
When we got into the venue we headed straight for the side barrier and sat down. I noticed a lot of people on the floor sat down and then idiots who weren't 10C climbed all over them to get to the front.
The people at the front of the queue were the Touring Band guys. There were a lot of them but then there would be as they were staying on the bus.
I think most people have tried to get ahead in queues before by socialising.
I really don't think that it mattered where you stood in the venue though, it was still one hell of a show
14/09/06, 16/09/06, 17/09/06, 19/09/06, 20/09/06 ~ The Stone lookalike leg of the 2006 tour
18/06/07 - Amazing, just amazing
04/07/06 ~Proud to be part of the AIC Astoria Crew~
Rockin' out to Creadles
Oh and don't forget Ed falling over and grinning at the crowd during Alive.
Awesome, well worth the trip. Wish I was going again
The set list -incredible!
And Mike singing "Without you something's missing" while looking at me and smiling at me -unbelievable!!! What could I do but smile back...?
I have walked a long road to get there from Poland through London...But 10000....% worth every single step
I can share my pictures if anyone fancies some. I haven't taken loads but there are a few
Let me know...
e_zietkiewicz@poczta.onet.pl
Ewa
http://www.fileforge.com/pupload/view/1863
I'd love to see them but have you got them anywhere where I don't have to 'unrar' them?
http://tim.doney.com/best/322.jpg
http://tim.doney.com/best/323.jpg
http://tim.doney.com/best/344.jpg
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Great shots of Mike! (and the one of Jeff) Congrats on the great seats!
Thanks for sharing!!
Peace Love & Pearl Jam forever!!