*** Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Fanviews Here 11/22/15 ***

foodboy

hasn't that been done enough. play nicely with guitars

fabitakaki

dimitrispearljam said:

Great fun last night
Great place to.be maracana..great energy and great vide..oceans.is always great to see live
Last stop. For.me...im.very happy and pleased i did this trip
After all the fuck up here in greece in economy with capitals controls and couldnt have access to our miney and bank close and all that crap..i.made it and saw 3 beautiful countries with friendly people...people smilling..polite..kind..helpfull..they live their lifes with passion
Thank u South America...
Thank you Chile.
Thank.you Argentina
Thank you Brazil
A part of my heart is yours now
Gracias
Obrigada

De nada
Volte sempre

Rozbr

dimitrispearljam said:

Great fun last night
Great place to.be maracana..great energy and great vide..oceans.is always great to see live
Last stop. For.me...im.very happy and pleased i did this trip
After all the fuck up here in greece in economy with capitals controls and couldnt have access to our miney and bank close and all that crap..i.made it and saw 3 beautiful countries with friendly people...people smilling..polite..kind..helpfull..they live their lifes with passion
Thank u South America...
Thank you Chile.
Thank.you Argentina
Thank you Brazil
A part of my heart is yours now
Gracias
Obrigada

We talked a little bit before the show but you were busy with lots of friends haha
I hope you liked our country and all the shows !

camilo.oliveira

MateusCR said:

I just get a little disapointed with the late of 1 hour, somebody know what happened?

Some of my friends said that lots of people were still outside of the stadium at 8PM, so the band had to wait until more people get in.

pearljam1809 said:

As for the crowd, well, it had its moments. From where I was standing, people seemed to connect only to the classics and pay literally no attention whatsoever to the other stuff (whether it was a song, or Eddie's speech), all everybody cared was to take a picture (thousands of them), film themselves pretending to sing, etc.

I felt the same thing about the audience. I was in the pista, and some friends were at the Pista Premium (very close to the stage) and they told me the same thing.
But it was still a great show and I'm very proud that I was there in a football temple like Maracanã, seeing my favorite band. My first time traveling alone to see a show and it was amazing.

BRWilly

Been a longtime fan, recent 10 clubber, few posts. Just had to say I find myself saying "wow" at each and every different setlist. This band is incredible. And I guess the only way to see the "best" setlist is to go to every show!

wishlisa76

Julien1979 said:

Pierre-Antoine was my best friend and I am so happy the band got my message and paid a tribute to him at this show. If you have a video with what Eddie said before playing Imagine please send asap, thank you.

I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you and to his family and friends.

anapaula

It was the best PJ concert I've ever been to. I was on the second row, center rail, the setlist was incredible, the band was having fun, Eddie wearing speedos and drinking cachaça.

When I go to concerts I don't care if others in the crowd know the lyrics or not, if they're there to hear one song only or whatever. I don't think there should be a fandom competition. I've seen people judge how others enjoyed their experience, I think it's pointless.

Not everyone in Brazil speaks English, but that doesn't necessarily mean they can't enjoy the beat and the vibe of music.

I came across a lot of awesome people on all 5 shows, from all over Brazil and the world. It has already been said, even by Eddie Vedder himself, that we welcomed everyone with open arms. But I had a very bad experience with a couple of people from overseas, that thought that just because they've been touring with the band and sleeping in lines for a few shows, they had some kind of authority over us. They were rude and violent people, that treated others like they were nothing and made fun of our language and our culture. I hope I never see them again.

One of my favorite moments was Just Breathe, the song I always sing on my mind for my late mother. Those were 5 unforgettable nights.

Pedro Jam

anapaula said:

It was the best PJ concert I've ever been to. I was on the second row, center rail, the setlist was incredible, the band was having fun, Eddie wearing speedos and drinking cachaça.

When I go to concerts I don't care if others in the crowd know the lyrics or not, if they're there to hear one song only or whatever. I don't think there should be a fandom competition. I've seen people judge how others enjoyed their experience, I think it's pointless.

Not everyone in Brazil speaks English, but that doesn't necessarily mean they can't enjoy the beat and the vibe of music.

I came across a lot of awesome people on all 5 shows, from all over Brazil and the world. It has already been said, even by Eddie Vedder himself, that we welcomed everyone with open arms. But I had a very bad experience with a couple of people from overseas, that thought that just because they've been touring with the band and sleeping in lines for a few shows, they had some kind of authority over us. They were rude and violent people, that treated others like they were nothing and made fun of our language and our culture. I hope I never see them again.

One of my favorite moments was Just Breathe, the song I always sing on my mind for my late mother. Those were 5 unforgettable nights.

I agree when you talk about the rude fans who touring with the band, In São Paulo a guy from canada assaulted several people to across from one side to the other, including women, it was unbelievable.

anapaula

Pedro Jam said:

I agree when you talk about the rude fans who touring with the band, In São Paulo a guy from canada assaulted several people to across from one side to the other, including women, it was unbelievable.

Exactly... that guy was unbelievable. I almost got hit by him. So disrespectful, acting like he owned the place. I hope I never see him again.

dimitrispearljam

anapaula said:

It was the best PJ concert I've ever been to. I was on the second row, center rail, the setlist was incredible, the band was having fun, Eddie wearing speedos and drinking cachaça.

When I go to concerts I don't care if others in the crowd know the lyrics or not, if they're there to hear one song only or whatever. I don't think there should be a fandom competition. I've seen people judge how others enjoyed their experience, I think it's pointless.

Not everyone in Brazil speaks English, but that doesn't necessarily mean they can't enjoy the beat and the vibe of music.

I came across a lot of awesome people on all 5 shows, from all over Brazil and the world. It has already been said, even by Eddie Vedder himself, that we welcomed everyone with open arms. But I had a very bad experience with a couple of people from overseas, that thought that just because they've been touring with the band and sleeping in lines for a few shows, they had some kind of authority over us. They were rude and violent people, that treated others like they were nothing and made fun of our language and our culture. I hope I never see them again.

One of my favorite moments was Just Breathe, the song I always sing on my mind for my late mother. Those were 5 unforgettable nights.

I tell u something
There are rude people for sure
But i was with alot of travelers 25 days to 3 countries ar SA and all i met amd me including had the best time.we have so much respect to your country and your culture and we loved brazil..odrigado for everything and for make us feel so wellcomed and loved..thanks

bootlegger10

anapaula said:

It was the best PJ concert I've ever been to. I was on the second row, center rail, the setlist was incredible, the band was having fun, Eddie wearing speedos and drinking cachaça.

When I go to concerts I don't care if others in the crowd know the lyrics or not, if they're there to hear one song only or whatever. I don't think there should be a fandom competition. I've seen people judge how others enjoyed their experience, I think it's pointless.

Not everyone in Brazil speaks English, but that doesn't necessarily mean they can't enjoy the beat and the vibe of music.

I came across a lot of awesome people on all 5 shows, from all over Brazil and the world. It has already been said, even by Eddie Vedder himself, that we welcomed everyone with open arms. But I had a very bad experience with a couple of people from overseas, that thought that just because they've been touring with the band and sleeping in lines for a few shows, they had some kind of authority over us. They were rude and violent people, that treated others like they were nothing and made fun of our language and our culture. I hope I never see them again.

One of my favorite moments was Just Breathe, the song I always sing on my mind for my late mother. Those were 5 unforgettable nights.

Personally I loved seeing the video screens and local people in the front rows. I get tired of the same people lining up for front row at every show in the US. It is a free country but I see it as being a little selfish. Sorry you had a bad experience with some travelers.

camilo.oliveira

anapaula said:

When I go to concerts I don't care if others in the crowd know the lyrics or not, if they're there to hear one song only or whatever. I don't think there should be a fandom competition. I've seen people judge how others enjoyed their experience, I think it's pointless.

I didn't mean to say that other people should know songs more or enjoy 'better', but I feel that I have a better time when surrounded by people that knows the band and sings the songs, or at least know most songs.

That day there were people way too drunk that started to dance taking a lot of space and bothering other people around them (including me), a guy who watched half of the show with his back to the stage and complaining about how the band should perform, among others. These people made me feel angry at some part of the show, until I moved from where I was. During this time lots of other people around us were not singing or even excited with seeing the band live, so what I felt was that in that day the crowd was not that great.

Also hate the 'biggest fan competition'. Just feel that when the band is playing live and people around you are engaged and singing, you can feel the concert more intensely.

anapaula

dimitrispearljam said:

I tell u something
There are rude people for sure
But i was with alot of travelers 25 days to 3 countries ar SA and all i met amd me including had the best time.we have so much respect to your country and your culture and we loved brazil..odrigado for everything and for make us feel so wellcomed and loved..thanks

Oh, for sure! I wish I'd had a chance to meet you! I was always in a hurry on most of them, straight from work to airports and back to work. Maybe next time! We will always welcome everyone here. It was a lot of fun. Unforgettable!

dimitrispearljam

Who brings a speedo to a Pearl Jam show - only in Rio!
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