6 Shows, 57 Songs
Abner11
Posts: 67
Doesn't include Letterman:
Song # of times played (6 is highest)
World Wide Suicide 6
Life Wasted 6
Severed Hand 6
Even Flow 6
Marker In The Sand 6
Do The Evolution 6
Alive 6
Why Go 5
Yellow Ledbetter 5
Better Man 4
Given To Fly 4
Porch 4
Comatose 4
Unemployable 4
Gone 3
Man Of The Hour 3
Sad 3
Small Town 3
Army Reserve 3
Present Tense 3
Come Back 3
Garden 3
Corduroy 3
Jeremy 3
I Am Mine 2
Insignificance 2
State Of Love And Trust 2
Daughter 2
Grievance 2
Inside Job 2
Rockin' In The Free World 2
Hail Hail 2
Dissident 2
I Got Id 2
Black 2
Rearviewmirror 2
Wasted Reprise 2
Go 2
Crazy Mary 2
Leaving Here 1
Not For You 1
Release 1
Low Light 1
Whipping 1
You Are 1
Fuckin' Up 1
Indifference 1
Red Mosquito 1
Off He Goes 1
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away 1
Satan's Bed 1
Wishlist 1
Rats 1
Last Kiss 1
Animal 1
I'm Open 1
Sleight Of Hand 1
Song # of times played (6 is highest)
World Wide Suicide 6
Life Wasted 6
Severed Hand 6
Even Flow 6
Marker In The Sand 6
Do The Evolution 6
Alive 6
Why Go 5
Yellow Ledbetter 5
Better Man 4
Given To Fly 4
Porch 4
Comatose 4
Unemployable 4
Gone 3
Man Of The Hour 3
Sad 3
Small Town 3
Army Reserve 3
Present Tense 3
Come Back 3
Garden 3
Corduroy 3
Jeremy 3
I Am Mine 2
Insignificance 2
State Of Love And Trust 2
Daughter 2
Grievance 2
Inside Job 2
Rockin' In The Free World 2
Hail Hail 2
Dissident 2
I Got Id 2
Black 2
Rearviewmirror 2
Wasted Reprise 2
Go 2
Crazy Mary 2
Leaving Here 1
Not For You 1
Release 1
Low Light 1
Whipping 1
You Are 1
Fuckin' Up 1
Indifference 1
Red Mosquito 1
Off He Goes 1
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away 1
Satan's Bed 1
Wishlist 1
Rats 1
Last Kiss 1
Animal 1
I'm Open 1
Sleight Of Hand 1
10/96 Hartford, 9/98 Hartford, 7/03 Mansfield I, 9/04 Boston I, 5/06 Boston I (Best crowd to date)
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kudos to the band for keeping it real
i cant wait to hear army reserve and am glad to see unemployable is 4
7/11/95 6/26/98 6/27/98 6/29/98 6/30/98
7/2/98 8/18/00 10/8/00 (coldest show ever!!)
10/9/00 4/21/03 4/22/03 4/23/03 4/25/03
6/18/03 6/21/03 6/22/03 5/16/06 5/17/06
On the horizon....
6/29/06 6/30/06
...i know all the rules but the rules do not know me, guaranteed...
Let's hope you are right ... and that Ed remembers he was under the weather in '03 for St.Paul, Fargo, and Chicago, resulting in probably the only subpar Chicago show ever. Luckily for us they rebounded in a big way for Alpine Valley.
Although the United Center is a lame concert venue, I'm pumped for tonight. 10c seats are crap at UC unless your number is real high (I'm 201xxx) - usually back rows on floor ... so I swallowed my pride and bought better seats.
Tonight should be much better than '03.
...and if your name means anything "pjdeadhead" you've answered my frequent question of why more Deadheads haven't flocked to PJ. Not that I mind if they haven't, but NO current band has a touring aesthetic and fan following built as similarly as the Dead did it. Phish/DMB, my ass. Maybe they are closer musically, but not really. If the true Deadheads are looking for the only touring band in the same league, Pearl Jam is the only choice.
I prefer Pearl Jam's music by a longshot, but Pearl Jam also plays far more varied setlists. Since more than anything, PJ is defined as a touring band, I think their "peak" came AFTER acquiring Matt Cameron and they are in it right now. I know people get nostalgic about the early shows, but they are tighter now, better at their craft, and the song catalog is infinitely larger. I rarely buy into the "you shouldve seen the old days" mentality. If "old days" meant getting to see them in a small venue, then I agree. But Pearl Jam is in their prime right now ... well into their second decade.