*** Stockholm Fanviews Here 7/7/12 ***

Paulina87

SVRDhand13 wrote:

Paulina87 wrote:

Hearing live Off he goes, Wishlist and All those yesterdays was absolutely amazing!!! Loved the show and the crowd. And band seemed to really enjoy all the fun. Too bad it was last one for me this tour but sooooo happy that i was part of such an awesome show

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samosan

I was surprised the band played so many songs from Ten. But it really suited me, because I like more the albums from the 90s.
I have been to 5 shows before and had high expectations, and as always, the band was perfect. Especially Mike and Eddie were on fire (Eddie maybe a little bit drunk, but not too much - well why not, he's a singer of a rock band!).
My highlights were Crazy Mary, State of Love and Trust, Love Reign O'er Me and Garden (I heard last two for the first time live). Of course I would love to hear some other songs as well, but then it would be a 60 song set list
The crowd was also energetic, this was my first scandinavian concert and I expected them to be more reserved. Well, upper stalls were sitting, I can't imagine doing that on the rock concert.
All in all, another perfect Pearl Jam concert.
Hope they come soon back to Europe, preferably eastern or southern, couse scandinavian countries are really bad for my wallet

ziobradipo

Wasn't expecting this to be better then Berlin shows, but the emotions we shared, the energy was just so great... All those yesterdays!!!!!!!!!

Oh and wait, Stone made all band sign my italian flag at the end of the show!!!

Given2Fly2012

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My pics are not supersharp but I wanted to show you how happy Eddie at the end of the concert was! :-D

I wanted to write some lines directly after the Stockholm gig I attended, I just couldn’t. The excitement was too great, I needed some days to “calm down” and put my thoughts in order.

The concert was great, sure, I didn’t expect anything else. I have listened to so many bootlegs, I knew they were going to “deliver” something breathtaking. I deeply love almost every PJ song and the ones they cover, so I was just delighted by the set list.

This was my very first show. I was so tense, all day long, I enjoyed X a lot, they helped me to relax a little bit, at least for half an hour.

Then Philip Glass started… yes, finally, they were here & I was going to be a part of that magic world. When they started with Elderly Woman warm tears of joy filled my eyes, I was experiencing pure happiness. You could feel that same explosion of joy from every part of the Globe.

Whilst I never doubted they would deliver a masterful show, the reaction of the public, that huge energy was really overwhelming. PJ are so warm and genuine, they give everything when they play, so I felt I had to give everything back, & I suppose the most of the people in the crowd felt the same. I won’t ever forget Eddie’s expression of happiness and gratitude towards us all.

wishlisa76

GiventoFly2012, you just gave me goosebombs!! You wrote about this in a beautiful, beautiful way and I can relate to all of it. I, too, was a mess during the day. I was so frickin nervous and by lunch time, I had a headache and was just f*cked up. I was a mess and had to lie down and drink lots of water!

But when I got to the Arena I was very calm and happy, and hearing Eddie´s voice when he started to sing Small town was a very precious moment. I had been nervous about the crowd, like you, but that turned out to be the best thing ever. I loved watching all guys in the band, they were in their best element. I´ve been crazy now for three days, now I´m starting to come down, but as soon I hear a youtube clip from that night the energy is on top again.

And yes, Eddie was super sexy through the whole thing. His voice was the best ever. Have you seen the pics from Stockholm in the media section? They say it all.

eladfrn

Is it normal to feel "Concert high" 3 days after the show?

Given2Fly2012

sweetspot wrote:

Here is our photo review of the Stockholm show -- why was everyone sitting in Section B6?

http://www.6000footdrop.com/6000-foot-d ... nican.html

Great pics!! Thank you!

Given2Fly2012

melbourneflower wrote:

Some pics for those interested

:http://www.flickr.com/photos/59794835@N00/sets/72157630485034620/

& these ones, fantastic!! thanks

Nevermind90

the first PJ show I've been to, and it was the greatest evening in my life!!!

thanks to all the amazing people & PJ!!!

Nevermind90

didn anyone record the phil glass piano intro??

edit:
(philip glass - metamorphosis 2)

charlotta02

Nevermind90 wrote:

didn anyone record the phil glass piano intro??

edit:
(philip glass - metamorphosis 2)

Try this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfCwdKfpi70

Mr.Faded Glory

Wow, great gig and a few first time songs for me. Bit puzzled about the Arena rules that allowed people out but you had to wait for somebody to leave to re-enter. Thought that they could at least allow 10c members back in. Oh well, their loss, I did not spend my beer allowance that night!

On the morning of the show, I saw a sign to a shop or something, it read 'Yesterdays' I took a pic but can't work out how to upload it here from my IPad. I was blown away when All those yesterdays was played. My sign truly was a sign...in more than one sense!

Eddie and the boys were on fire, as were the crowd. Most were very pleasant, similar to the Swedish people I met. It was my first time in the country. I was blown away by the scenery, how quiet parts of the city were and how much you Swedish guys run!

Bring on the boot, need to relive the experience!

Staffan

http://www.rockbladet.se/2012/07/konser ... n-ar-over/

another positive review

charlotta02

melbourneflower wrote:

Some pics for those interested

:http://www.flickr.com/photos/59794835@N00/sets/72157630485034620/

Nice job! Very beautiful pictures

CharlieP

great show!
The crowd was pretty good and the band delivered a fun loose show.
never dreamed I would get to hear ATY and I have also been blessed with Off he goes two times this tour.
What a band!

Eraserhead

Suziemay wrote:

ladydocNYC wrote:

Ed's dance during the Fixer: was that choreography? Those arms-- almost like Madonna

That was awesome to witness live. Definitely reminded me of Madonna (Vogue?) but not the first time Ed's done it. I seem to recall him doing this during Got Some at some point. It was in the Ed best dance moves thread

Reminded me of Joy Division's Ian Curtis!

Another great show - 8:55 start, 11:45 finish. Got all night...

dwhite76

dwhite76 wrote:

They played 8 out of 11 songs off Ten. Only left off Oceans,Deep,Release.

8 Ten
5 Backspacer
5 Yield
2 Vitalogy
2 Riot Act
1 Vs
1 Self Titled
000 No Code
000 Binaural
3 B Sides
3 Covers
2 Tags (save it for latter and Little wing)

Is this about right?

Any one who was at the show wish they played less of Ten and some thing off of No Code or RA? Or did the set list just work the way it was.

dimitrispearljam

Eraserhead wrote:

Suziemay wrote:

ladydocNYC wrote:

Ed's dance during the Fixer: was that choreography? Those arms-- almost like Madonna

That was awesome to witness live. Definitely reminded me of Madonna (Vogue?) but not the first time Ed's done it. I seem to recall him doing this during Got Some at some point. It was in the Ed best dance moves thread

Reminded me of Joy Division's Ian Curtis!
...

you saw my shirt at the after party??

yoyo

MERCI pour ce concert ...

Vedder was true ... beautiful city, nice peoples ... perfect show !!!!

THX !!!!

its_ok

dwhite76 wrote:

dwhite76 wrote:

They played 8 out of 11 songs off Ten. Only left off Oceans,Deep,Release.

8 Ten
5 Backspacer
5 Yield
2 Vitalogy
2 Riot Act
1 Vs
1 Self Titled
000 No Code
000 Binaural
3 B Sides
3 Covers
2 Tags (save it for latter and Little wing)

Is this about right?

Any one who was at the show wish they played less of Ten and some thing off of No Code or RA? Or did the set list just work the way it was.

The show was a huge mainstream fan crowd pleaser. I think that many of the fans that had seen the band several times before probably would have wished for some mare rare songs, but thats also a bit selfish. I sat with my brother and a friend who havent listened that much to PJ, and they loved the show!

For me this show was all about the incredible performance by the band and the crowds energy. And I got to hear the only big time favorite song I had left that I hadnt heard (Off he goes).