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Pearl Jam to play Oracle OpenWorld

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    neilybabes86neilybabes86 Posts: 16,057
    who cares..

    anybody would go if they were given passes.... so you are all full of shit if you say you wouldn't
    Right cause you know me and you know what I would do! Hilarious! :nono: Why would I support a CEO that pays himself the salary that he pays himself? Pearl Jam have become exactly what they use to preach against. They are part of the machine! Now I feel dirty for being a fan!


    no i don't..but i do know if u lived in san fran and were handed 2 passes..you would walk in ( if you liked pearl jam)
    i post on the board of a band that doesn't exsist anymore .......i need my head examined.......
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    Gary CarterGary Carter Shea Stadium Posts: 13,942
    Almost looks as bad as them signing with epic years ago back in their youth, right?

    Almost looks as bad as them playing festivals with big corp as sponsors, right?

    Look on the brightside, maybe they can talk to oracle bout upgrading the piss poor servers during ticket sales.


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    High Fidelity 2000High Fidelity 2000 New Mexico USA Posts: 4,435
    Can't believe this thread is 5 pages in and no one who has yet to play the "Hey, they all have families and KIDS TO FEED, they gotta make ends meet somehow" card...

    Pretty lame, but not surprising. I did remember Vedder played the private party for Oracle a few years ago, wasn't it at the Four Seasons or something?

    I know someone who was at the Target employee thing at Target Center a couple years ago too. He told me (not sure if this is accurate) that after they played the 3 song thing with all the other bands, they played another set, mostly acoustic stuff, later on I think that night, maybe at a different venue. I mean, Target at least sold their MUSIC... Oracle is just giving them a big fat paycheck.
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    jamminpearlsjamminpearls Posts: 7,078
    Almost looks as bad as them signing with epic years ago back in their youth, right?

    Almost looks as bad as them playing festivals with big corp as sponsors, right?

    Look on the brightside, maybe they can talk to oracle bout upgrading the piss poor servers during ticket sales.


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    Black DiamondBlack Diamond Posts: 25,107
    Here's highlights of the 2010 event... :wtf:

    https://blogs.oracle.com/oracleopenworl ... s_treasure
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    primussucksprimussucks Posts: 2,351
    who cares..

    anybody would go if they were given passes.... so you are all full of shit if you say you wouldn't
    Right cause you know me and you know what I would do! Hilarious! :nono: Why would I support a CEO that pays himself the salary that he pays himself? Pearl Jam have become exactly what they use to preach against. They are part of the machine! Now I feel dirty for being a fan!


    no i don't..but i do know if u lived in san fran and were handed 2 passes..you would walk in ( if you liked pearl jam)
    For this??? No I wouldn't! I'd tear them up! But thanks again for telling me what I would do! I have to go to work now so that I can afford my mortgage and a meal tonight! Bye bye!
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    normnorm I'm always home. I'm uncool. Posts: 31,146
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    FrankieGFrankieG Abingdon MD Posts: 9,095
    Set List:

    Green Disease
    Soon Forget
    Hard to Imagine (they are playing this)
    Gimme Some Truth (played backwards)
    Satan's Bed (2nd time eating crow)
    Sad (yes it is)

    Encore:
    Green Disease reprise
    Save You

    Oh how awesome and ironic that would be! :mrgreen:
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    LizardLizard So Cal Posts: 12,076
    no comment
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    NoloadNoload Monticello, Georgia Posts: 1,630
    I don't mind them taking the easy pay day, I just wish they would own it. An announcement should be made here, the setlist should be listed here, photos displayed, and bootleg sold. This is Not for Us..
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    SolarWorldSolarWorld Posts: 1,902
    Man, Pearl Jam fans are such lame asses these days.
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    LamentLament Posts: 294
    FrankieG wrote:
    Set List:

    Green Disease
    Soon Forget
    Hard to Imagine (they are playing this)
    Gimme Some Truth (played backwards)
    Satan's Bed (2nd time eating crow)
    Sad (yes it is)

    Encore:
    Green Disease reprise
    Save You

    Oh how awesome and ironic that would be! :mrgreen:

    I hope they play a full band, seven minute version of that "I'm So Glad We Made It To When It All Got Good" song from PJ20.
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    Dr. DelightDr. Delight Posts: 11,210
    SolarWorld wrote:
    Man, Pearl Jam fans are such lame asses these days.
    Why?
    And so you see, I have come to doubt
    All that I once held as true
    I stand alone without beliefs
    The only truth I know is you.
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    Since their hauling out all their gear might as well play a free show in Golden Gate Park to wash some of that corporate karma off their back!
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    Gary CarterGary Carter Shea Stadium Posts: 13,942
    SolarWorld wrote:
    Man, Pearl Jam fans are such lame asses these days.
    what was your first clue, the whiny in this thread or the cat thread or the hey girl thread??
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    Gary CarterGary Carter Shea Stadium Posts: 13,942
    Noload wrote:
    I don't mind them taking the easy pay day, I just wish they would own it. An announcement should be made here, the setlist should be listed here, photos displayed, and bootleg sold. This is Not for Us..
    kinda like the beacon theater show they did in 08 for the robin hood foundation. Keep it all hush hush, right??
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    SolarWorld wrote:
    Man, Pearl Jam fans are such lame asses these days.
    yeah 10 or 15 years ago the fans on this thread would have already had it locked 8-) too many ukulele songs and stupid father time have softened us all
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    LamentLament Posts: 294
    SolarWorld wrote:
    Man, Pearl Jam fans are such lame asses these days.

    Yeah, cause people would have been much cooler about them doing an event like this in 1995...
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    Gary CarterGary Carter Shea Stadium Posts: 13,942
    SolarWorld wrote:
    Man, Pearl Jam fans are such lame asses these days.
    yeah 10 or 15 years ago the fans on this thread would have already had it locked 8-) too many ukulele songs and stupid father time have softened us all

    10-15 years try like 4. I couldn't be bothered to get this thread locked, but I will go listen to not for you and laugh at all the whiny posts in this thread that think its "their band".
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    JeanwahJeanwah Posts: 6,363
    justam wrote:
    Lament wrote:
    Pearl Jam isn't playing the Oracle Music Festival. They're playing the Oracle Appreciation Event for $2,395 a head. They're two different things.

    Wow...

    :?

    I don't usually comment on what they choose to do but,

    this looks bad...

    :wtf:

    No kidding. I read that Monsanto is a client of Oracle. Good God, PJ is supporting this??!!
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    Mikee JMikee J Posts: 1,323
    I think its perfectly reasonable that some fans find it odd that Pearl Jam, a band that has stood against the corporate world in the past, will be playing a semi-private corporate event for one of the biggest corporate companies in the world.

    Its not a case of ownership of the band, its a case of it being weird. One of the main reasons many of us fell for this band was not only their music but their outlook on the world and this event appears not to correlate with the PJ we all knew in the past.

    Sure, times change, people grow up and their priorities change. But do PJ NEED to do this? Probably not.
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    Black DiamondBlack Diamond Posts: 25,107
    Mikee J wrote:
    I think its perfectly reasonable that some fans find it odd that Pearl Jam, a band that has stood against the corporate world in the past, will be playing a semi-private corporate event for one of the biggest corporate companies in the world.

    Its not a case of ownership of the band, its a case of it being weird. One of the main reasons many of us fell for this band was not only their music but their outlook on the world and this event appears not to correlate with the PJ we all knew in the past.

    Sure, times change, people grow up and their priorities change. But do PJ NEED to do this? Probably not.
    Well done. This sums it up for me ...
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    JimmyVJimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 18,958
    Mikee J wrote:
    I think its perfectly reasonable that some fans find it odd that Pearl Jam, a band that has stood against the corporate world in the past, will be playing a semi-private corporate event for one of the biggest corporate companies in the world.

    Its not a case of ownership of the band, its a case of it being weird. One of the main reasons many of us fell for this band was not only their music but their outlook on the world and this event appears not to correlate with the PJ we all knew in the past.

    Sure, times change, people grow up and their priorities change. But do PJ NEED to do this? Probably not.

    Some good points here.
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    crussocrusso Posts: 45
    Geez, I'm reluctant to comment on stuff they do, they don't owe me anything. But it just doesn't feel right that they're letting themselves be used by a big company that wants to look good.

    It does not fit this band.
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    djsmootdjsmoot Posts: 126
    Jeanwah wrote:
    justam wrote:
    Lament wrote:
    Pearl Jam isn't playing the Oracle Music Festival. They're playing the Oracle Appreciation Event for $2,395 a head. They're two different things.

    Wow...

    :?

    I don't usually comment on what they choose to do but,

    this looks bad...

    :wtf:

    No kidding. I read that Monsanto is a client of Oracle. Good God, PJ is supporting this??!!


    Oracle has over 380,000 customers that include the largest corporations and the most well respected non-profit foundations.
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    Gary CarterGary Carter Shea Stadium Posts: 13,942
    Mikee J wrote:
    I think its perfectly reasonable that some fans find it odd that Pearl Jam, a band that has stood against the corporate world in the past, will be playing a semi-private corporate event for one of the biggest corporate companies in the world.

    Its not a case of ownership of the band, its a case of it being weird. One of the main reasons many of us fell for this band was not only their music but their outlook on the world and this event appears not to correlate with the PJ we all knew in the past.

    Sure, times change, people grow up and their priorities change. But do PJ NEED to do this? Probably not.

    So it must be weird to see pj play festivals that are sponsored by big corp or is that ok cause fans can get tix unlike this corporate event??
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    coco buttercoco butter Posts: 1,438
    Why do I picture Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute trying to throw a party back at the hotel after this gig?
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    LamentLament Posts: 294
    Why do I picture Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute trying to throw a party back at the hotel after this gig?

    Anyone who says they'd rather go to the Pearl Jam show than Michael and Dwight's private hotel room party is a damn liar.
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    Black DiamondBlack Diamond Posts: 25,107
    Mikee J wrote:
    I think its perfectly reasonable that some fans find it odd that Pearl Jam, a band that has stood against the corporate world in the past, will be playing a semi-private corporate event for one of the biggest corporate companies in the world.

    Its not a case of ownership of the band, its a case of it being weird. One of the main reasons many of us fell for this band was not only their music but their outlook on the world and this event appears not to correlate with the PJ we all knew in the past.

    Sure, times change, people grow up and their priorities change. But do PJ NEED to do this? Probably not.

    So it must be weird to see pj play festivals that are sponsored by big corp or is that ok cause fans can get tix unlike this corporate event??
    Look the economics of the music industry have changed forever and festivals/corporate sponsored or not are part of it...
    BUT the fact that they are doing a non-public corporate sponsored concert event at Oracle... is different for me....
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    JeanwahJeanwah Posts: 6,363
    djsmoot wrote:
    Jeanwah wrote:
    justam wrote:

    :?

    I don't usually comment on what they choose to do but,

    this looks bad...

    :wtf:

    No kidding. I read that Monsanto is a client of Oracle. Good God, PJ is supporting this??!!


    Oracle has over 380,000 customers that include the largest corporations and the most well respected non-profit foundations.

    It doesn't matter how many non-profits are on their client list. Monsanto is pure evil.
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