2013 North American Tour Stats

Abe Froman

Alive - 13
Mind Your Manners - 13
Sirens - 13
Lightning Bolt - 13
Porch - 12
Do The Evolution - 11
Pendulum - 11
Given To Fly - 11
Yellow Moon - 10
Even Flow - 9
Rearviewmirror - 9
Infallible - 8
Unthought Known - 8
Small Town - 8
Corduroy - 8
Betterman - 7
Let The Records Play - 6
Got Some - 6
Future Days - 6
Daughter - 6
State Of Love And Trust - 6
Present Tense - 6
Black - 6
Indifference - 5
Go - 5
Yellow Ledbetter - 5
Save You - 4
Why Go - 4
Baba O' Riley - 4
Once - 4
Wishlist - 4
Spin The Black Circle - 4
Rockin' In The Free World - 4
Immortality - 4
Nothingman - 4
Swallowed Whole - 4
Whipping - 4
Low Light - 4
Sonic Reducer - 3
Just Breathe - 3
Release - 3
Lukin - 3
Hail Hail - 3
Chloe Dancer - 3
Crown of Thorns - 3
Off He Goes - 3
Man Of The Hour - 3
Crazy Mary - 3
Last Exit - 3
Not For You - 3
Long Road - 3
I Am Mine - 3
MFC - 3
BLOOD - 3
Footsteps - 3
Down - 3
Animal - 3
Jeremy - 3
My Fathers Son - 2
Faithfull - 2
Sometimes - 2
Mother - 2
Eruption - 2
Breath - 2
Wasted Reprise - 2
Life Wasted - 2
Sleight of Hand - 2
Leash - 2
Rats - 2
Setting Forth - 2
Come Back - 2
In My Tree - 2
I Got Shit - 2
Wash - 2
Last Kiss - 2
Untitled - 2
Leaving Here - 2
Severed Hand - 2
Getaway - 2
Speed Of Sound - 1
Unemployable - 1
Comatose - 1
Gone - 1
Cropduster - 1
Nothing As It Seems - 1
Of The Girl - 1
Red Mosquito - 1
Smile - 1
Fatal - 1
Other Side - 1
Dissident -1
Oceans - 1
In Hiding - 1
All Those Yesterdays - 1
Star-Spangled Banner - 1
Brain of J - 1
Pilate -1
1/2 Full - 1
I Believe In Miracles - 1
Amongst The Waves - 1
Satan's Bed - 1
World Wide Suicide - 1
Parachutes - 1
Alone - 1
Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love - 1
Fuckin' Up - 1
Hard to Imagine - 1
Habit - 1
Waiting For The Man - 1
Love Reign O're Me - 1
Grievance -1
Glorified G - 1
The Fixer - 1
The End - 1
Thumbing My Way - 1
Big Wave - 1
Sad - 1
Little Wing - 1
Bee Girl - 1
Real Me - 1
All Along The Watchtower - 1
Inside Job - 1

122 different songs played so far through 13 shows.

Tags...
Save It For Later - 6
Blitzkrieg Bop - 2
Modern Girl - 2
Take A Walk On The Wild Side - 1
Atomic Dog - 1
Another Brick In The Wall - 1

# of songs from each album...
Lightning Bolt - 11
Backspacer - 7
Pearl Jam - 10
Riot Act - 5
Binaural - 4
Yield - 10
No Code - 9
Vitalogy - 9
Vs - 11
Ten - 9
Lost Dogs - 10
Covers - 19
B-sides/misc - 7

SVRDhand13

And that's why this is the best band in the world.

I'm not going to double check this, but I will assume its accurate good work

dimitrispearljam

SVRDhand13 wrote:

And that's why this is the best band in the world.

binaural2002

That´s why I love this great band. Such a variety. You don´t get this watching the setlists of other bands whole tour!

Abe Froman

binaural2002 wrote:

That´s why I love this great band. Such a variety. You don´t get this watching the setlists of other bands whole tour!

Nope. Sure don't! To me the variety live is one of the best things about this band. And so many of their deep cuts/b-sides are as good or better than the hits and album cuts!

binaural2002

Abe Froman wrote:

binaural2002 wrote:

That´s why I love this great band. Such a variety. You don´t get this watching the setlists of other bands whole tour!

Nope. Sure don't! To me the variety live is one of the best things about this band. And so many of their deep cuts/b-sides are as good or better than the hits and album cuts!

If You go to an U2 concert for example (I also love this band, so don´t understand me wrong) two following concert You normaly get 20 same songs and maybe 2 or 3 different. And what about PJ? 5 or 6 same songs and 55 different!

Abe Froman

5 shows...80 different songs played already!

scratched vinyl

Abe Froman wrote:

And so many of their deep cuts/b-sides are as good or better than the hits and album cuts!

Exactly.

Abe Froman

Can't wait to see what they play tonight bump.

smarchee

Abe Froman wrote:

5 shows...80 different songs played already!

that's fucking incredible

Abe Froman

smarchee wrote:

Abe Froman wrote:

5 shows...80 different songs played already!

that's fucking incredible

It really is. There are bands that don't reach that many after 2 full tours! PJ can do it in 5 shows :shock:

sntnello

Forgot Ledbetter - (3?)

Abe Froman

sntnello wrote:

Forgot Ledbetter - (3?)

Sure did somehow :fp:
Thanks. Had it counted but not listed.

(Fixed)

smarchee

alright Abe, when are we getting an update

BubbaDog

Phish is another band that has great variety in their setlists, probably a little more than PJ show to show. I happen to like both bands, but the variable setlists is just a part of the great experience at each show. I also saw a bunch of Grateful Dead shows, as well, and they were probably a forerunner of changing setlists.

Abe Froman

smarchee wrote:

alright Abe, when are we getting an update

Right now. 8-)

EdsonNascimento

One of my friends asked about me going to multiple shows in a row - don't they play most of the same songs every night?

Just counted - 68 different songs over the last 3 nights. :ugeek:

smarchee

Abe Froman wrote:

smarchee wrote:

alright Abe, when are we getting an update

Right now. 8-)

thanks buddy

smarchee

EdsonNascimento wrote:

One of my friends asked about me going to multiple shows in a row - don't they play most of the same songs every night?

Just counted - 68 different songs over the last 3 nights. :ugeek:

nope, the stats back you up

nextstopfalling

BubbaDog wrote:

I also saw a bunch of Grateful Dead shows, as well, and they were probably a forerunner of changing setlists.

Yep, once their repertoire got large enough - for at least their last 15 years - you could see the Dead three nights in a row and be guaranteed not to see a single song repeated. (The occasional exception would be a new tune they were working out, like when they introduced "Touch of Grey" in 1982 - five years before it became a hit - and played it something like 17 shows in a row.)

As someone who saw a fair amount of the Dead - 59 shows - and just last week saw my first back-to-back PJ - Worcester, my fourth and fifth shows - the variability in PJ setlists is definitely one of the (many) things that attracts me to them. The Dead didn't have written setlists though; some very interesting insights into their song selection process are here. In short, audibles were the norm. They also jammed a lot more than PJ does, not that that was always a good thing by any means ... I'd say the overall quality of a PJ show is far more consistent, but musically the Dead were capable of higher peaks in their improvisation, particularly when Garcia was hot, and in segues from one song into whatever they decided on the spot to do next.

edit: All that said, it seems you're more likely to get one or more deep cuts or other surprises at any given PJ show than you would at a typical Dead show. Whatever. It's all good.

IcemanDorval

Good job, interesting stats.

Interesting info on the Dead as well.

Keep it up.