Entered ga floor around 7. We were in the sweet spot for sound, say 15-20 rows back in the center and there was so much room. Seemed like the people in the very front were more concerned with being nuts to ass to be 4 inches closer rather than back up and have room to get into it. Front of the pit seemed a little lethargic compared toother shows but maybe thats just how it looked feom 15 rows back.
They went on 8:20 or so and played for over three hours. Ed did a lot of chatting, saw the limp but helooked like he was loving the energy of the crowd and seemed like he had a lot of friends in the house.
Highlights for me was off the girl and that jammed intro to love boat captain into jjf. Surprised there is not more chatter on this. I too was a little confused initially but that intro just sorta sounded familiar, i was like whats is this? Petty? Stones? Pj? None of the above? Then boom. Into love boat captain. Everyone around us was going nuts. Cant believe how much room there was in middle to back of floor for people who wanted to dance. All those yesterdays was awesome.
Anyone else notice jeffs one bass, it must have been done by the same guy that did the poster last night(and barclays las year too, not a fan personally)
This was my 8th lightning bolt show and and sirens live just keeps growing on me. I went from not looking forward to it, then mildly tolerating it, and now i really enjoy hearing it live.
Way to kick it off. Amazing show. The band was really on point tonight.
The band WAS on point tonite. Except for Ed. Ed seemed off to me. But Mike and Matt especially were on top of their game.
I think he was having technical issues all night, especially with microphones. They replaced his microphone at one point and then he knocked another one over. Despite him later pointing out the sound lady (Sandy?) they seemed to be having sound issues all night. It sounded slightly loud for that building and everything sounded kind of mushed together at points. And there was more feedback screeches than at any PJ show I've been to. Hopefully those issues don't carry over to the bootleg.
The sound was way off all night. :(
My ticket buddy said that he couldn't hear any bass...no bass drum, no Jeff... no bass.. :(
I agree that the sound was off. At least where I was sitting there was a lot of distortion during the louder songs and I really missed the bass during Of the Girl. Since my husband is not familiar with most PJ songs outside of the usual suspects, I made him listen to the recorded version on the way home so he could see why I was so excited that they played that song.
After waking up late on ticket day I was left with seats in 125... Thought they were going to suck but I was wrong! Had great seats and the show was awesome. I really wish they played hard to imagine but hey what can you do. Would've preferred footsteps over of the girl but again minor complaints. They were on fire! Great show
Correction to my prior post. Jeff's bass kicked in about half way thru the show, at least back of pit in front of soundboard. Was weak before that. Mikes guitar seemed to overpower everyone else. Stones guitar souded much lower, even with his solos. But I'm not a musician, so... Anyway. Sound wasn't the best I've heard, but still good enough for a kick ass show. Again, crowd seemed loud, not as loud as Missoula but pretty damn loud. Thanks PJ for good times.
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"Entered ga floor around 7. We were in the sweet spot for sound, say 15-20 rows back in the center and there was so much room. Seemed like the people in the very front were more concerned with being nuts to ass to be 4 inches closer rather than back up and have room to get into it. Front of the pit seemed a little lethargic compared toother shows but maybe thats just how it looked feom 15 rows back."
Glad to hear that there was dancing room 15 rows back in GA. It still makes me laugh that people actually line up all day to get a few feet closer to the band, while being uncomfortable and squished all night. Makes zero sense. Thanks for the info.
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My first GA show after all these years. It's an entirely different experience in the pit. Got in line around 2PM (drove in from Bloomington, IN). I was solo since my wife needed to stay behind for childcare. Folks were awesome about holding my spot while I went to get the ticket. Met some really great folks and had some good conversation in line.
The show was fantastic. I ended up being about 5-7 people back from the stage. It changed over time- started at 5 and ended up around 7. I know I didn't move! The band looked like it was having a REALLY good time with the crowd. There seemed to be a lot of general joking around with your friends. Dunno if others saw it, but during Mike's Star Spangled solo, Ed and Stone were off to the rear of the stage behind the drum kit watching. Ed was just staring around at the crowd like he'd never been at an arena show. Just soaking it in, ya know. He was behind Stone and put his hand on his shoulder and Stone patted him back. It looked like a genuine, "can you believe we have this job?!" moment. Stone did alternate between being really into the music and looking annoyed. At one point, he was leaning on the amplifiers like he was going to be sick, so perhaps he wasn't feeling well. Mike, on the other hand, couldn't be contained. He was all over the place- including into the crowd. Jeff just watched and laughed, feeding off his energy. Ed was also in very high spirits. The guitar smash toward the end summed their overall energy level up perfectly. I think this is the most dynamic I've seen the band in years. (at least at the shows I've been to)
How were the reserved 10C tickets? For those of you that had them what were are your 10C numbers and where were you located?
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My number is 256xxx and these were the best fan club seats I've had in the 13 years I've been in the club. On the side, 3 rows up, just in front of the stage.
I think it was because the GA section was larger this time around. Or maybe a bunch of low number members won GA.
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I thought the same thing about the hits. This was the best I have heard Jeremy sound. All of the Ten songs sounded perfect. The whole show was perfect. Ed's stories were also fantastic!
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171xxx number, I was section 126 row M, right next to the stage. Perfect seats. I thought I would have been lower, but it was a great night no matter where I would have been. Great setlist and crowd was great.
As for Ed's leg, he was hobbling on the right, did not even put any weight on his right leg going down the steps from the stage.
How were the reserved 10C tickets? For those of you that had them what were are your 10C numbers and where were you located?
268xxx, section 128 row d, (4th row, stage side mike) Best reserved seats I've ever gotten. THANK YOU TEN CLUB!!!
My number is 256xxx and these were the best fan club seats I've had in the 13 years I've been in the club. On the side, 3 rows up, just in front of the stage.
I think it was because the GA section was larger this time around. Or maybe a bunch of low number members won GA.
If it helps any, I'm 279xxx and put GA as first choice, RES as second. I won GA.
I entered the building maybe around 7:30/7:45 or so. I was able to squeeze on Stone's side, waaaaaaaaay on the side, about 5-6 "rows" back... by where the security kept pushing us forward. A few songs into the show, I ended up going to the other side. I watched the rest of the show from Mike's side and ended up not too far from the stairs that he took into the crowd.
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Anybody know exactly how long Ed's been playing the white Gibson SG? I feel like it's been a decade but I don't know...half sad and half amped that he smashed it!
Great show! LOUD! The band and the crowd both. Best encore 1 I have seen, SBM, Man of Hour, Parachutes and All Those Yesterdays...hell yeah great run. Sec 130 Row L awesome seats, was between a lady who slept through the whole show and a very mature 15 year old who had a blast and rocked out.
The Real Me = AWESOME Waiting on a Friend = Waste of a song
Sound was awful a couple times - didn't bother me.
LOUD - the moment the show ended and the crowd began to split immediately I noticed my ears/hearing were all F'd up! I was concerned - seems back to normal today for the most part.
Exceptional crowd - crazy loud with high energy!
The band's performance was powerful! And as usual they're still gorgeous :x
Oh please let it rain today.
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Anybody know exactly how long Ed's been playing the white Gibson SG? I feel like it's been a decade but I don't know...half sad and half amped that he smashed it!
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Vitalogy Spin The Black Circle Nothingman Corduroy Betterman
No Code Present Tense
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Binaural Of The Girl
Riot Act Love Boat Captain
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Backspacer Got Some Unthought Known
Lightning Bolt Pendulum Mind Your Manners Lightning Bolt Sirens Sleeping By Myself
B-sides/covers/other stuff: State Of Love And Trust Waiting on a Friend Setting Forth Man Of The Hour The Real Me Rockin' In The Free World Yellow Ledbetter
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How was the early merch tent crowd? Im just curious if the lines were crazy. Ill be at the STL show and want to get a poster ahead of time but dont really want to spend 2 hours in line.
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How was the early merch tent crowd? Im just curious if the lines were crazy. Ill be at the STL show and want to get a poster ahead of time but dont really want to spend 2 hours in line.
Merch line was ridiculous. I heard it was 2-3 hours long. I didn't end up with anything.
After wrigley done with merc lines takes away from partying for a fucking shirt poster and stupid button and sticker..... 9 out of ten are probably flipping them on the evil bay
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They went on 8:20 or so and played for over three hours. Ed did a lot of chatting, saw the limp but helooked like he was loving the energy of the crowd and seemed like he had a lot of friends in the house.
Highlights for me was off the girl and that jammed intro to love boat captain into jjf. Surprised there is not more chatter on this. I too was a little confused initially but that intro just sorta sounded familiar, i was like whats is this? Petty? Stones? Pj? None of the above? Then boom. Into love boat captain. Everyone around us was going nuts. Cant believe how much room there was in middle to back of floor for people who wanted to dance. All those yesterdays was awesome.
Anyone else notice jeffs one bass, it must have been done by the same guy that did the poster last night(and barclays las year too, not a fan personally)
This was my 8th lightning bolt show and and sirens live just keeps growing on me. I went from not looking forward to it, then mildly tolerating it, and now i really enjoy hearing it live.
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The show was fantastic. I ended up being about 5-7 people back from the stage. It changed over time- started at 5 and ended up around 7. I know I didn't move! The band looked like it was having a REALLY good time with the crowd. There seemed to be a lot of general joking around with your friends. Dunno if others saw it, but during Mike's Star Spangled solo, Ed and Stone were off to the rear of the stage behind the drum kit watching. Ed was just staring around at the crowd like he'd never been at an arena show. Just soaking it in, ya know. He was behind Stone and put his hand on his shoulder and Stone patted him back. It looked like a genuine, "can you believe we have this job?!" moment. Stone did alternate between being really into the music and looking annoyed. At one point, he was leaning on the amplifiers like he was going to be sick, so perhaps he wasn't feeling well. Mike, on the other hand, couldn't be contained. He was all over the place- including into the crowd. Jeff just watched and laughed, feeding off his energy. Ed was also in very high spirits. The guitar smash toward the end summed their overall energy level up perfectly. I think this is the most dynamic I've seen the band in years. (at least at the shows I've been to)
I think it was because the GA section was larger this time around. Or maybe a bunch of low number members won GA.
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As for Ed's leg, he was hobbling on the right, did not even put any weight on his right leg going down the steps from the stage.
If it helps any, I'm 279xxx and put GA as first choice, RES as second. I won GA.
I entered the building maybe around 7:30/7:45 or so. I was able to squeeze on Stone's side, waaaaaaaaay on the side, about 5-6 "rows" back... by where the security kept pushing us forward. A few songs into the show, I ended up going to the other side. I watched the rest of the show from Mike's side and ended up not too far from the stairs that he took into the crowd.
Whoever was running the sound mix was awful. No bass, a lot of feedback, etc.
I was hoping Pendulum would have some of the tribal drumbeat sounds...nothing. :(
I was hoping it was proof he is human afterall :-D
The Real Me = AWESOME
Waiting on a Friend = Waste of a song
Sound was awful a couple times - didn't bother me.
LOUD - the moment the show ended and the crowd began to split immediately I noticed my ears/hearing were all F'd up! I was concerned - seems back to normal today for the most part.
Exceptional crowd - crazy loud with high energy!
The band's performance was powerful! And as usual they're still gorgeous :x
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Comatose
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Backspacer
Got Some
Unthought Known
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Mind Your Manners
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Sirens
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The Real Me
Rockin' In The Free World
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