*** Milwaukee Fanviews Here 10/20/14 ***

PJM3333

Moline blew me away on Friday and last night blew me away again. No Code and then Yield! My two favorites.
Milwaukee was awesome. Great German food at Mader's. So many nice people in line. They even served their own drink at the venue, "The Pearl Jam."
Feels like the day after Christmas. You wait so long for these days to arrive, and they they're over. So many cool memories over the last weekend. Have fun in Denver everyone!

RM211166

First saw the band live was at Summerfest on 7/9/95. Been chasing that rush ever since. Last night was the closest to that feeling I've gotten all these years later. Back in my hometown, seeing so many old friends and watching the guys deliver in a big way made me so happy. I didn't realize we were getting Yield until "No Way" at that point I freaked out and told everyone around me.

The bootleg of this can't come son enough.

Go Packers!

EEEDEC04

I saw the prior Milwaukee shows (1995, 2006) at Summerfest. Last night was the best including their Alpine shows. If you are looking for a poster in Denver....get in line now. Baba in the fifth spot was something else for those who like this song. In Hiding was perfect.

My Corduroy Jacket

Just unbelievable! Yield was amazing and the crowd was bad ass! Didn't think anything would top my Moline experience but this is damn close!

Dobber1

What a show! #5 for me, #1 (of any kind) for my son. Ashamed at myself for not recognizing that Yield was being played in order, was so focused on waiting for them to play Vs. in order with the 21st anniversary of release date (and not playing anything until RVM much later) that it went right over my head. Not sure anything can top PJ20, Day 2, for me but this came awfully close...great set, tons of energy, and bonus Bears slams by Ed all night long.

Indifference71

I didn't think it could get any better than Moline on Friday and then they come out and play Yield! What a night. Sure glad I picked Moline and Milwaukee as my shows for this tour. This band is just the best.

madtowndave

I wish I was heading to Denver instead of work. Last night was incredible. Blasting Yield on my way back to Madison. Getting the chills!

OlajuwonsFeet

Wow! Kicking myself for not trying harder to get to the Milwaukee show after being at the Moline show. Did not think they were going to go full album again for a long time. Congrats to those of you there and a big congrats to those who were at both!

madsea

Thanks again to 10C for great seats.

We got Sec. 216, row B...My wife and I traded those to a young fan and her Dad in 419 who had never seen PJ before. I hope a few of you in that section got to see a couple of "new" fans enjoy the show from the Club seats. (I got upgraded at an EV show from back row to front row and got to shake his hand--so I figure I could do the same for someone else).

I was thrilled to hear Yield and as always, the MKE shows brought a ton of energy. That said, I really did prefer the set list from StP on Sunday. Call me names, say what you want, I found myself sitting back and listening rather than totally engaged and singing along several times last night and that only happened during "Sirens" in StP (not a personal favorite).

Of course, it was nice to get 4 or 5 songs off my "never heard live" list...and even if this wasn't one of my top 5 shows, it was still an awesome experience and I wouldn't trade 3 hours of listening to live Pearl Jam for almost anything.

Two shows in two nights is an amazing experience and the mileage from Madison to Saint Paul to Madison to Milwaukee and back to Madison was totally worth it.

Thank you Pearl Jam for continuing to charge my spiritual batteries after all these years!

Seb77

WOW this North America tour is turning into an epic run… Been lucky enough to see some of the incredible setlists over the past 7 years but these are really up there. I seem to be drooling here in Amsterdam…

Gern Blansten

Why didn't I plan on Milwaukee?

I love that they played Red Dot at the beginning and Hummus at the end....so fucking awesome I can't comment anymore.

AllEncompassingTrip

ceska said:

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.

You might be the only one that knows Yield like that.... Interesting idea though. I might re-order mine just for shits and giggles

LA98

YIELD! Literally would've died If I'd been there last night....

insertpjreference

I was talking to this guy before the show about how Yield is my favourite album, and then I had my mind blown. I have been holding out for Push Me Pull Me live forever. And then Rats, later on!
Hands down the best concert I've ever been to. Greatest night of my entire life.

BD152488

What a drug this band is... After 3 awesome shows (Cincy, Detroit and Milw) I walked away last night pretty satisfied with the Fall. Today, I woke up - When are the next dates being announced? What's taking so long? More, more, more please....

RP112579

My favorite album played from start to finish, and I was lucky enough to be there to hear it. Awesome fucking night.......except for all the Aaron Rodgers talk )

And Stone wearing the cheesehead was hilarious, even if it made me die inside a little.

WhatYouTaughtMe

ajolin13 said:

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!

Great first post!

JLank11

I had never seen Pearl Jam live before this weekend and for my virgin tour I went to Moline, Saint Paul and Milwaukee. I feel incredibly fortunate as there was something at each show that was inspiring and remarkable (and historic?). The crowd at each venue was engaged and amazing. I feel like I'm running out of adjectives to describe what I just experienced.

By the way, the set list in the tour section for Milwaukee has set one ending with Setting Forth. I'm fairly sure they ended with Rearviewmirror.

nicknyr15

Seb77 said:

WOW this North America tour is turning into an epic run… Been lucky enough to see some of the incredible setlists over the past 7 years but these are really up there. I seem to be drooling here in Amsterdam…

Started kinda vanilla then beginning with Detroit it just took off. Wow.

Force Of Nature

Same question I asked for the no code show: did Ed reference the yield thing at all? Other than'flip the side'.