*** Milwaukee Fanviews Here 10/20/14 ***
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Unbelievable show! Drove back to the Chicago area along with many other cars on 94.This was my first show along with a friend of mine, though we are long time fans. There was great energy in the building and I can't believe we got to hear the whole Yield all the way through. Awesome experience! I now know why so many of you follow this band all over! Thank you Pearl Jam for an outstanding show! I hope I can get to sleep tonight!0
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I swear red dot was played as the intro. Were all crazySea said:Pearl Jam
Bradley Center
Milwaukee, WI
Oct. 20, 2014
Set List
Band Onstage 08:16
Band Offstage 11:31
Walk On Music: • (Untitled)
Walk Off Music: Hummus
Pearl Jam plays the complete “Yield” album in order. The song “Untitled”, indicated by a red dot on the album artwork was played from the CD as the band walked on stage and the hidden track “Hummus” was played from the CD as walk out music
01. Pendulum
02. Mind Your Manners
03. Corduroy
04. Lightning Bolt
(Ed comments on the tour being nearly over and how the second to last show is usually better than the last show. He hints at special things happening tonight starting with guest Rick Nielsen)
05. Baba O’Riley w/ Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick-(Townshend) (Mike, Jeff and Rick are all playing checker board pattern guitars and bass)
(Ed sings a couple of lines from Cheap Trick’s “Surrender” A Capella changing Mommy and Daddy to Mike and Rick being all right.
Ed then turns to the band and asks if they are ready to do this..)
06. Brain Of J
07. Faithfull
08. No Way
(Ed dedicates the next song to Aaron Rodgers)
09. Given To Fly
10. Wishlist
11. Pilate
(“Alright, time to flip the side”)
12. Do The Evolution
13. MFC
14. Low Light
15. In Hiding
(This song was not a radio single. This was back when we felt we had the trust of the audience. Obviously, we still do.)
16. Push Me, Pull Me
(Ed relates the story of the first time he and his buddy swiped the buddy’s dad’s beer. He was about 8 years old. His friend had a case of Ham’s and Ed got Old Milwaukee. This ties in because it is about “All Those Yesterdays”.)
17. All Those Yesterdays
(Now we would like to play another record for you. It’s called “Lost Dogs” and the first song goes like this!”)
18. Even Flow
(Ed plays the next by request from a couple that are currently far apart from each other)
19. Sirens
20. Rats
21. Setting Forth
22. Rearviewmirror
Encore Break 1
23. Sleeping By Myself
24. Just Breathe
(Ed films himself wishing Tom a happy birthday and gets the audience to participate)
25. Happy Birthday Tom Petty
26. I Won’t Back Down-(Petty, Lynne)
27. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
28. Got Some
29. Jeremy
30. Lukin
31. Porch
Encore Break 2
(Ed talks about the Wishlist Foundation. Something we have nothing to do with. It is a bunch of fans that work on their own to raise money for organizations that we support. He talks about the money they raise. Mike points out the people running the foundation to Ed. The band is very grateful for the support and for the hard work the fans put in.)
32. Crazy Mary-(Williams)
(Ed talks about the banners hanging from the ceiling helping the sound like he mentioned in Detroit. Ed and Jeff noticed that one banner/jersey was missing.
Bob Dandridge. Jeff had a Dandridge jersey with him so he hung it on one of the globes.)
33. Black
34. Alive
35. Fuckin’ Up-(Young) (during the intro Ed says he has worn a Bears jersey every day, every show but I just gotta do this one time. He puts on a Green Bay Packers Jersey that says Vedder with a number ten. Stone wears the cheesehead.)
36. Yellow Ledbetter/Star Spangled Banner
(“Hummus” from “Yield” plays during the walk out)
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That's exactly what the setlist says, though:
"Walk On Music: • (Untitled)"
Red Dot was the original Untitled. Not the Untitled of Live on Two legs.0 -
Exactly what I was thinking. Time to save for a Xmas present to self...boyo79 said:Whens the No Code/Yield boxset out then?
93: Slane
96: Cork, Dublin
00: Dublin
06: London, Dublin
07: London, Copenhagen, Nijmegen
09: Manchester, London
10: Dublin, Belfast, London & Berlin
11: San José
12: Isle of Wight, Copenhagen, Ed in Manchester & London x20 -
Avocado was 100% played in order in Italy! It's just an honest mistakeceska said:
Why has this statement been repeated in the last few days? The setlist thread for that show states: "The Avocado album is played all the way through, in order, only the second time this has ever been done by the band. The 1st was in Germany in 1992 when they performed all of Ten in order. "Boblaw014 said:Avocado in Italy was not played in order...and it was in Italy.
http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/22190/2006-09-19-palaisozaki-torino-italy-setlist-thread/p3
The Wikipedia page for the 2006 tour states: "On September 19, 2006, at the Torino, Italy show at Palaisozaki, Pearl Jam played Pearl Jam in its entirety in order mid-way through its set.[5]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearl_Jam_2006_World_Tour
Is this not the order of the album?
Life Wasted, Worldwide Suicide, Comatose, Severed Hand, Marker In The Sand, Parachutes, Unemployable, Big Wave, Gone, Wasted Reprise, Army Reserve, Come Back, Inside Job,
Also, I didn't even recognize this was Yield at first glance of the setlist. For the album's liner notes, the songs go in different order, an order I like better. So I redid the album on CD and later for my mp3 player. This is the order the liner notes go in:
MFC, Push Me Pull Me, DTE, Faithfull, Brain of J, Low Light, Wishlist,GTF, In Hiding, Pilate, No Way, Red Dot, All Those Yesterdays
That's how I know Yield.0 -
The instant they ripped into Brain of J, I figured it was game on since they just played it Friday. As with Moline, my first reaction was "No fucking way", but they did it again. Absolutely insane. It didn't seem like many people near me realized what was going on, but it didn't stop me from losing my shit and dancing around as much as I could.
They ought to officially title these two bootlegs "Mindfuck in Moline" and "Mindfuck in Milwaukee" respectively, because that's exactly what each of these shows was. Such a strange phenomenon hearing the songs played in order but not fully believing they might actually be playing an entire album. Why? Because nobody does shit like that.
Except for Pearl Jam. It goes without saying, but we're so fortunate that these guys care about us as much as we care about them.2006 -- Chicago II
2011 -- PJ20 II
2012 -- Midtown Music Fest
2013 -- Wrigley Field, Los Angeles I + III, Seattle
2014 -- Moline, Milwaukee
2016 -- Wrigley Field I + II0 -
You lucky fuckers!Paul D.0
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I wish I was there. GET THIS SHOW ON YOUTUBE PLEASE! Congrats Milwaukee. In no way did I think they would have topped Moline. But those fuckers did.0
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Strangest Tribe and Hard to Imagine both scratched, usually people who be screaming about this. But when Yield is played , nothing else matters!!!0
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amazing..and very cool u add at the fan review infos like time on stage and off stage
thanks Sea!!"...Dimitri...He talks to me...'.."The Ghost of Greece..".
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”0 -
I'm not saying that I didn't 100% LOVE Cincy and Memphis...but man I sure do wish I could repick the shows I went to this tour. Moline and Milwaukee...just insane. Lucky fuckers!!0
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So now I can tell people I was the lucky one who saw the show (St. Paul) between No Code and Yield. You see how I did that, I saw a unique show too. :-jSpringfield 4/6/94, Boston 4/6/94, Hartford 10/2/96, New York 9/11/98, Hartford 9/13/98, Mansfield 8/30/00, Boston 9/28/04, Reading 10/1/04, Quebec City 9/20/05, Boston 5/24/06, Hartford 5/13/06, New York 6/25/08, Hartford 6/27/08 Philadelphia 10/31/09, Hartford 10/15/10,
Boston 10/17/10, East Troy 9/3/11, East Troy 9/4/11, Missoula 9/30/12, Worcester 10/15/13, Hartford 10/25/13, Charlottesville 10/29/13,
St. Paul 10/19/14, New York 9/26/15, Quebec City 5/5/16, Boston 8/5/16, Boston 9/2/18, Boston 9/4/18, Quebec City 9/1/22, Camden 9/14/22, Oklahoma City 9/20/220 -
I kept debating on going to Milwaukee's since I was already going to Memphis and Moline. In case you can't hear that, it's the sound of me kicking myself in the ass! Not only do they play Yield but my own hometown hero Rick Nielsen plays Baba with them.THOR2265
Chicago 05/16/06
Chicago 08/24/09
Alpine Valley 09/04/11
Wrigley Field 07/19/13, Charlottesville 10/29/13
Memphis 10/14/14, Moline 10/17/14
Wrigley Field 08/20/16 & 08/22/16
Mother Love Bone Rockford Endless Nights Bar 04/89
EV Louisville 09/23/170 -
I never post on 'Fanview' threads if I wasn't at the show, and I apologise in advance if this seems irrational, but part of me hates every single person that was lucky enough to be there to see this! I am so jealous of each and every one of you lucky, lucky buggers!“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)0 -
That was the single greatest concert I've ever been to. The band was amazing and having a blast, the crowd had a ton of energy, and we got freaking yield! Stone wearing a cheesehead was the icing on the cake for me, Thank You Pearl Jam!08-24-09 Chicago 09-03-11 Alpine Valley 10-20-14 Milwaukee0
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Show #18 for me was incredible. I know it has been said many times before but this band truly never disappoints no matter if it is your first show or 100th!
I went from thinking "No HTI, Wash, Release, Long Road, no real opener?! This is shaping up to be a greatest hits show" after the first 4 songs and then immediately proceeded to lose my mind when they started Baba at the #5 spot. We all know how the set went from there.
Crowd was great as always, Ed seemed to be having a great time, too. I can't imagine they find a way to top this on Wednesday in Denver but I am certainly looking forward to finding out, see you all there!0 -
Got Yield
Got wine from Eddie
Got a pick from Mike
Got my mind blown by all of em
New rule when they announce a tour is go to all the shows in cities starting with "M"
(Mountain View...here I come!)Post edited by bbison onIs this where the show list goes?
11-26-91 / 8-2-92 / 3-15-94 / 7-9-95 / 7-11-95 / 8-29-98 / 9-1-00 / 10-25-03
10-23-04 / 10-22-06 / 10-9-09 / 10-23-10 / 10-3-12 / 7-9-13 / 10-21-13
11-24-13 / 11-26-13 / 10-17-14 / 10-20-14 / 10-25-14 / 4-8-16 / 4-9-16
4-28-16 / 4-29-16 / 8-20-16 / 8-22-16 / 8-10-18 / 8-18-18 / 8-20-180 -
Just can't stop smiling! I hurt from jumping so much and can barely talk today. Never would've believed they would do Yield like that even after Moline. Ed was generous and friendly and funny and playful and sounded fantastic. The guys played hard on all of the songs and the pace as someone mentioned above was almost too much to keep up with as a fan in the pit. It was just mind boggling to have song after song after song, they wouldn't leave the stage! What a lucky privilege to have seen that show. Absolutely the best show I've seen. THANK YOU!0
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Did anyone happen to get or see video of the "red dot" intro? I want to relive that moment for ever.0
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