Vault #11 wishes? one month to go!

Bunting10

PB11041 said:

Bunting10 said:

PB11041 said:

REGULAR BOOTLEG SERIES

I guess I never downloaded this and can’t find the email it came in.  Is there a way to find it on the site?  

if you are a tenclub member than I suppose it is possible that the download is still available in your account.  The free download was an MP3.  The loseless and hi-def versions are available to buy.

I’m a Tenclub member, I went to downloads and I don’t see it, strange.  

PB11041

Bunting10 said:

PB11041 said:

Bunting10 said:

PB11041 said:

REGULAR BOOTLEG SERIES

I guess I never downloaded this and can’t find the email it came in.  Is there a way to find it on the site?  

if you are a tenclub member than I suppose it is possible that the download is still available in your account.  The free download was an MP3.  The loseless and hi-def versions are available to buy.

I’m a Tenclub member, I went to downloads and I don’t see it, strange.  

It was December 2020, it was not likley to last forever.

Bunting10

PB11041 said:

Bunting10 said:

PB11041 said:

Bunting10 said:

PB11041 said:

REGULAR BOOTLEG SERIES

I guess I never downloaded this and can’t find the email it came in.  Is there a way to find it on the site?  

if you are a tenclub member than I suppose it is possible that the download is still available in your account.  The free download was an MP3.  The loseless and hi-def versions are available to buy.

I’m a Tenclub member, I went to downloads and I don’t see it, strange.  

It was December 2020, it was not likley to last forever.

Oh well.  It was a great show I listened to it a bunch back in the day.  Thanks for all the info!

Bunting10

Will PJ20 shows ever be released?  Double Vault?

emptycupinthemiddleofthesea

06/12/03 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs (Kansas City), KS
support act: Idlewild
preset: Dead Man (Ed solo)
set: Release, Breakerfall, Brain Of J., Get Right, Ghost, Immortality, Whipping, Not For You, Off He Goes, Help Help, 1/2 Full, MFC, You Are, Better Man, Save You
enc 1: Go, Corduroy, Glorified G, Even Flow, Alive
enc 2: Fuckin' Up, Baba O'Riley
notes: A lovely day turned to dark skies, lightning and a torrential downpour starting during Idlewild's set. During the set change, the first row of seats is flooded with water pouring from the upper sections. Mike comes out and tosses several shirts out to the crowd. The stage is mopped, equipment is covered and the band prepares to play as the downpour turns to steady rain and the lightning becomes less threatening. Opening with 'Release,' singing, "Oh, dear Dad, can you see us now? I am myself, like you somehow." (A large streak of lightning flashes across the sky). Ed says, "Hi, Dad." A rather powerful moment, helping fuel the rest of the "short, but sweet" set as the crowd sings the words in the rain. The setlist is rapid and somewhat different, seemingly constructed specifically for the circumstances, (such as 'Whipping': "Don't need a raincoat YOU'RE already wet!"). Not a lot of chat tonight with the show starting late. After 'Save You,' Ed brings the mic stand down on his monitor with great force and the stand and heavy, round base fly into the crowd, striking someone in the front row. Ed pays homage to the crowd in this totally uncovered venue for holding up and how it is turning out to be a "memorable evening." The first encore begins with a fiery 'Go' (which was to conclude the first set according to the written setlist). Ed moves to the front of the stage at various times, singing up into the rain. Mike climbs down to the front barrier during the 'Even Flow' solo, practically crawling into the crowd, then slipping on the wet stage and falling when returning. Ed speaks about stopping by to visit one of the West Memphis Three in Arkansas and how it makes you appreciate your freedoms and how you could lose them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. How it makes you appreciate open spaces and being able to gather together and have a great time and the "ability to stand in the rain all night." 'Baba' closes, with Ed removing his outer shirt and turning his back to the crowd, revealing his classic, worn Who shirt beneath.

Zod

emptycupinthemiddleofthesea said:

06/12/03 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs (Kansas City), KS
support act: Idlewild
preset: Dead Man (Ed solo)
set: Release, Breakerfall, Brain Of J., Get Right, Ghost, Immortality, Whipping, Not For You, Off He Goes, Help Help, 1/2 Full, MFC, You Are, Better Man, Save You
enc 1: Go, Corduroy, Glorified G, Even Flow, Alive
enc 2: Fuckin' Up, Baba O'Riley
notes: A lovely day turned to dark skies, lightning and a torrential downpour starting during Idlewild's set. During the set change, the first row of seats is flooded with water pouring from the upper sections. Mike comes out and tosses several shirts out to the crowd. The stage is mopped, equipment is covered and the band prepares to play as the downpour turns to steady rain and the lightning becomes less threatening. Opening with 'Release,' singing, "Oh, dear Dad, can you see us now? I am myself, like you somehow." (A large streak of lightning flashes across the sky). Ed says, "Hi, Dad." A rather powerful moment, helping fuel the rest of the "short, but sweet" set as the crowd sings the words in the rain. The setlist is rapid and somewhat different, seemingly constructed specifically for the circumstances, (such as 'Whipping': "Don't need a raincoat YOU'RE already wet!"). Not a lot of chat tonight with the show starting late. After 'Save You,' Ed brings the mic stand down on his monitor with great force and the stand and heavy, round base fly into the crowd, striking someone in the front row. Ed pays homage to the crowd in this totally uncovered venue for holding up and how it is turning out to be a "memorable evening." The first encore begins with a fiery 'Go' (which was to conclude the first set according to the written setlist). Ed moves to the front of the stage at various times, singing up into the rain. Mike climbs down to the front barrier during the 'Even Flow' solo, practically crawling into the crowd, then slipping on the wet stage and falling when returning. Ed speaks about stopping by to visit one of the West Memphis Three in Arkansas and how it makes you appreciate your freedoms and how you could lose them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. How it makes you appreciate open spaces and being able to gather together and have a great time and the "ability to stand in the rain all night." 'Baba' closes, with Ed removing his outer shirt and turning his back to the crowd, revealing his classic, worn Who shirt beneath.

umm.. you can already get this in official soundboard quality?  Seeing as we only get 1 new vault a year, isn't a bit better to get stuff that's not been release yet?

OneSkinneeJ812

I’d love to see Toledo 2004 for Vault #11, something that has not been officially released. 

pjpitt89

Wrigley 2013
Made in America
Something from VFC 2004
PJ20

eboweddie

Wembley 2007
 Or anything from Europe 1996 bar berlin as we have that..

Papaljuice

March 29 1994

ST. PETERSBURG, FL

Bayfront Arena

SET 1

1. Rearviewmirror
2. Whipping
3. Go
4. Animal
5. Dissident
6. Even Flow
7. Why Go
8. Jeremy
9. Glorified G
10. Daughter
11. W.M.A.
12. Another Brick In The Wall
13. Blood
14. Last Exit
15. Black
16. Alive
17. Dirty Frank
18. Porch

ENCORE 1

1. Sonic Reducer
2. Not For You
3. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
4. Rockin' In The Free World

ENCORE 2

1. Indifference

ENCORE 3

1. Throw Your Arms Around Me

PB11041

Papaljuice said:

March 29 1994

ST. PETERSBURG, FL

Bayfront Arena

SET 1

1. Rearviewmirror
2. Whipping
3. Go
4. Animal
5. Dissident
6. Even Flow
7. Why Go
8. Jeremy
9. Glorified G
10. Daughter
11. W.M.A.
12. Another Brick In The Wall
13. Blood
14. Last Exit
15. Black
16. Alive
17. Dirty Frank
18. Porch

ENCORE 1

1. Sonic Reducer
2. Not For You
3. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
4. Rockin' In The Free World

ENCORE 2

1. Indifference

ENCORE 3

1. Throw Your Arms Around Me

THere is already a pretty killer audience version of this the whole show.  Arugably one of the best Pearl Jam audience tapes ever made.  Important to note they didn't actually play dirty frank it was just lyrics meshed into Porch.

jimjam1982

Toledo 2004 - or any other 2004 show that doesn't have official boots. I will ride this horse until it dies.

RW8297

Something new never released or
Zurich 1992
Atlanta 1994
Salt Lake City 1995
Berlin 1996
Melbourne 1998
Santa Barbara 2003
Bridge School Compilation
PJ20

emptycupinthemiddleofthesea

Zod said:

emptycupinthemiddleofthesea said:

06/12/03 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs (Kansas City), KS
support act: Idlewild
preset: Dead Man (Ed solo)
set: Release, Breakerfall, Brain Of J., Get Right, Ghost, Immortality, Whipping, Not For You, Off He Goes, Help Help, 1/2 Full, MFC, You Are, Better Man, Save You
enc 1: Go, Corduroy, Glorified G, Even Flow, Alive
enc 2: Fuckin' Up, Baba O'Riley
notes: A lovely day turned to dark skies, lightning and a torrential downpour starting during Idlewild's set. During the set change, the first row of seats is flooded with water pouring from the upper sections. Mike comes out and tosses several shirts out to the crowd. The stage is mopped, equipment is covered and the band prepares to play as the downpour turns to steady rain and the lightning becomes less threatening. Opening with 'Release,' singing, "Oh, dear Dad, can you see us now? I am myself, like you somehow." (A large streak of lightning flashes across the sky). Ed says, "Hi, Dad." A rather powerful moment, helping fuel the rest of the "short, but sweet" set as the crowd sings the words in the rain. The setlist is rapid and somewhat different, seemingly constructed specifically for the circumstances, (such as 'Whipping': "Don't need a raincoat YOU'RE already wet!"). Not a lot of chat tonight with the show starting late. After 'Save You,' Ed brings the mic stand down on his monitor with great force and the stand and heavy, round base fly into the crowd, striking someone in the front row. Ed pays homage to the crowd in this totally uncovered venue for holding up and how it is turning out to be a "memorable evening." The first encore begins with a fiery 'Go' (which was to conclude the first set according to the written setlist). Ed moves to the front of the stage at various times, singing up into the rain. Mike climbs down to the front barrier during the 'Even Flow' solo, practically crawling into the crowd, then slipping on the wet stage and falling when returning. Ed speaks about stopping by to visit one of the West Memphis Three in Arkansas and how it makes you appreciate your freedoms and how you could lose them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. How it makes you appreciate open spaces and being able to gather together and have a great time and the "ability to stand in the rain all night." 'Baba' closes, with Ed removing his outer shirt and turning his back to the crowd, revealing his classic, worn Who shirt beneath.

umm.. you can already get this in official soundboard quality?  Seeing as we only get 1 new vault a year, isn't a bit better to get stuff that's not been release yet?

You mean like Atlanta 94, Berlin 96, Melbourne 98, Moline 14? More people need to hear that show. But I agree, something from 95 in Japan or 96 would be great.  

mfc2006

PJ20 would be amazing

Tim Simmons

Zod said:

emptycupinthemiddleofthesea said:

06/12/03 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs (Kansas City), KS
support act: Idlewild
preset: Dead Man (Ed solo)
set: Release, Breakerfall, Brain Of J., Get Right, Ghost, Immortality, Whipping, Not For You, Off He Goes, Help Help, 1/2 Full, MFC, You Are, Better Man, Save You
enc 1: Go, Corduroy, Glorified G, Even Flow, Alive
enc 2: Fuckin' Up, Baba O'Riley
notes: A lovely day turned to dark skies, lightning and a torrential downpour starting during Idlewild's set. During the set change, the first row of seats is flooded with water pouring from the upper sections. Mike comes out and tosses several shirts out to the crowd. The stage is mopped, equipment is covered and the band prepares to play as the downpour turns to steady rain and the lightning becomes less threatening. Opening with 'Release,' singing, "Oh, dear Dad, can you see us now? I am myself, like you somehow." (A large streak of lightning flashes across the sky). Ed says, "Hi, Dad." A rather powerful moment, helping fuel the rest of the "short, but sweet" set as the crowd sings the words in the rain. The setlist is rapid and somewhat different, seemingly constructed specifically for the circumstances, (such as 'Whipping': "Don't need a raincoat YOU'RE already wet!"). Not a lot of chat tonight with the show starting late. After 'Save You,' Ed brings the mic stand down on his monitor with great force and the stand and heavy, round base fly into the crowd, striking someone in the front row. Ed pays homage to the crowd in this totally uncovered venue for holding up and how it is turning out to be a "memorable evening." The first encore begins with a fiery 'Go' (which was to conclude the first set according to the written setlist). Ed moves to the front of the stage at various times, singing up into the rain. Mike climbs down to the front barrier during the 'Even Flow' solo, practically crawling into the crowd, then slipping on the wet stage and falling when returning. Ed speaks about stopping by to visit one of the West Memphis Three in Arkansas and how it makes you appreciate your freedoms and how you could lose them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. How it makes you appreciate open spaces and being able to gather together and have a great time and the "ability to stand in the rain all night." 'Baba' closes, with Ed removing his outer shirt and turning his back to the crowd, revealing his classic, worn Who shirt beneath.

umm.. you can already get this in official soundboard quality?  Seeing as we only get 1 new vault a year, isn't a bit better to get stuff that's not been release yet?

They need to do 1 Vault a year and then a Classic release so they can tap into officially released shows and press some of the best. 

static111

VFC tour Neil Jam or the Grand Rapids stop

demetrios

Red Rocks 95 please!

Zod

Tim Simmons said:

Zod said:

emptycupinthemiddleofthesea said:

06/12/03 - Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs (Kansas City), KS
support act: Idlewild
preset: Dead Man (Ed solo)
set: Release, Breakerfall, Brain Of J., Get Right, Ghost, Immortality, Whipping, Not For You, Off He Goes, Help Help, 1/2 Full, MFC, You Are, Better Man, Save You
enc 1: Go, Corduroy, Glorified G, Even Flow, Alive
enc 2: Fuckin' Up, Baba O'Riley
notes: A lovely day turned to dark skies, lightning and a torrential downpour starting during Idlewild's set. During the set change, the first row of seats is flooded with water pouring from the upper sections. Mike comes out and tosses several shirts out to the crowd. The stage is mopped, equipment is covered and the band prepares to play as the downpour turns to steady rain and the lightning becomes less threatening. Opening with 'Release,' singing, "Oh, dear Dad, can you see us now? I am myself, like you somehow." (A large streak of lightning flashes across the sky). Ed says, "Hi, Dad." A rather powerful moment, helping fuel the rest of the "short, but sweet" set as the crowd sings the words in the rain. The setlist is rapid and somewhat different, seemingly constructed specifically for the circumstances, (such as 'Whipping': "Don't need a raincoat YOU'RE already wet!"). Not a lot of chat tonight with the show starting late. After 'Save You,' Ed brings the mic stand down on his monitor with great force and the stand and heavy, round base fly into the crowd, striking someone in the front row. Ed pays homage to the crowd in this totally uncovered venue for holding up and how it is turning out to be a "memorable evening." The first encore begins with a fiery 'Go' (which was to conclude the first set according to the written setlist). Ed moves to the front of the stage at various times, singing up into the rain. Mike climbs down to the front barrier during the 'Even Flow' solo, practically crawling into the crowd, then slipping on the wet stage and falling when returning. Ed speaks about stopping by to visit one of the West Memphis Three in Arkansas and how it makes you appreciate your freedoms and how you could lose them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. How it makes you appreciate open spaces and being able to gather together and have a great time and the "ability to stand in the rain all night." 'Baba' closes, with Ed removing his outer shirt and turning his back to the crowd, revealing his classic, worn Who shirt beneath.

umm.. you can already get this in official soundboard quality?  Seeing as we only get 1 new vault a year, isn't a bit better to get stuff that's not been release yet?

They need to do 1 Vault a year and then a Classic release so they can tap into officially released shows and press some of the best. 

Sounds good to me.  I'd have no problems with buying two records per year.

Lost In Ohio

Charge $150 for a reissue of Benaroya Hall on black vinyl with a standard Vault cover art.

$85 of each sale ($150 minus cost of this year's vault) goes to YouthCare.

They'd make a fortune.