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PJ shows vs. EV shows....

mershmersh Posts: 2
edited November 2013 in Given To Fly (live)
Like all of you out there, we all have seen PJ "x" amount of times and we may have seen Eddie on his solo tour a bunch of times as well. Anyway, my debate is this: Do you count Eddie solo shows in your total amount of PJ shows? In my opinion, I say "no". In all of my friends opinions, they say "yes", for the simple reason that during most of Eddie's solo shows he plays/sings at least 1/2 of PJ songs. I apologize if this has been already discussed on the Forum. I have been a 10 C member since 1996, so I have seen my fair share of shows. Would love to hear all my fellow fans opinions on this topic. Thanks! And let the discussion begin...
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  • bchagnonbchagnon Posts: 164
    Its not a PJ show, it's an EV show.

    If the other 4 aren't there, it doesn't count. It's still a great show, but it doesn't qualify as PJ.
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  • mershmersh Posts: 2
    That's my point exactly... EV is a great show, but it's not PJ. Thinks it's a reach between all us fans to tack on more shows to our totals.
  • RS151862RS151862 Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 2,686
    I 2nd bchagnon. If I saw Chris Cornell I certainly would not consider it a Soundgarden show.
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