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  • heartofadog
    heartofadog Portland, OR Posts: 357
    igotid88 said:
    heartofadog said:
    teflonsteve said:
    heartofadog said:
    teflonsteve said:
    heartofadog said:
    teflonsteve said:
    I guess the days of 30 songs are over. I thought maybe the 2021 shows were shorter due to the festivals but now i'm concerned.
    They played for two hours and 44 minutes on the first night of a tour after being away for most of the last three years. What is it you’re “concerned” about?
    Concerned that we are in for shorter shows going forward. I don't care how long they were on stage for, 23 songs is a short Pearl Jam show.
    This may surprise you but you’re not actually entitled to a certain number of songs per show. You can always just not go if the setlists start falling short of your criteria. 
    Where did I state I was entitled to a certain amount of songs per show or that I was not going to attend because the shows are a little shorter than in previous years?

    Take a chill pill. Eddie isn't going to send you a love letter for being the great super defender on the message board.
    Oh I actually think the new record stinks and am a little bummed it takes up a third of the set but I also understand that’s the way it works, the same way five dudes in their mid/late 50s might not play a 30 song show the first night back. Definitely wouldn’t say I’m “concerned” but that’s just me.
    It doesn't stink though 
    It’s some of Ed’s weakest work as a lyricist in a long time, imo. Maybe hearing the tunes live will make me reconsider. I’ll be at both LA shows so will find out soon enough!
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  • teflonsteve
    teflonsteve Posts: 275
    igotid88 said:
    If the Earthlings shows are any indication. It might be this way. But it's only the first show. And it's still a great show.
    Absolutely. I knew this day would come lol Maybe it's just a sad realization that we are all getting older 
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  • jagerweis
    jagerweis Los Angeles, CA Posts: 212
    Ed was extremely talkative tonight and even said that he won’t talk as much at the other shows but this feels like being home. It made for some amazing moments, but for those of you concerned about number of songs, I would take the 2 hours and 44 minutes as more of an indication than the number of songs tonight. 
  • FirstExit
    FirstExit Los Angeles Posts: 973
    2 hours and 44 minutes, and 23 songs. Was Porch 45 minutes long?
  • iamloco724
    iamloco724 Brooklyn NY Posts: 1,441
    They were on stage for 2 hours and 44 minutes, Eddie talked A LOT.. Said he won't do so at other shows.. To me sounds like if they're on stage that long that we are likely to get an increase in song count with less talking no? Not sure why others aren't seeing that. 
  • UKBgirl
    UKBgirl UK Posts: 99
    Surprised nobody has mentioned there were no covers.
  • TA243471
    TA243471 The Great Northwest Posts: 1,251
    Ed talked alot.  More than usual, and thats saying something. Also, Mikes solo on Even Flow felt like it was 20 minutes long. It was Awesome!!!!
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  • MickeyMouse
    MickeyMouse Posts: 1,057
    heartofadog said:

    Oh I actually think the new record stinks and am a little bummed it takes up a third of the set but I also understand that’s the way it works, the same way five dudes in their mid/late 50s might not play a 30 song show the first night back. Definitely wouldn’t say I’m “concerned” but that’s just me.

    79-year-old Paul McCartney and his 36-song tour opening set list laughs at this notion.
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  • Ernie Vedder
    Ernie Vedder Redlands, CA Posts: 2,269

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  • lowbudgetlush
    lowbudgetlush Posts: 612
    MickeyMouse said:
    heartofadog said:

    Oh I actually think the new record stinks and am a little bummed it takes up a third of the set but I also understand that’s the way it works, the same way five dudes in their mid/late 50s might not play a 30 song show the first night back. Definitely wouldn’t say I’m “concerned” but that’s just me.

    79-year-old Paul McCartney and his 36-song tour opening set list laughs at this notion.
    This right here. Age is just a number. What I would have been annoyed with is the 50 minute gap between josh and the band going on. Let josh play longer or go on at 8:30.
  • evenflow82
    evenflow82 Posts: 3,892
    edited May 2022
    Every tour it seems like the band needs about five shows to get everything together. It's unfortunate they never play more than twelve shows in a Leg. 
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  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,118
    False_Belief said:
    35% Gigaton.   Wow.  

     I am ok with that, it is the 26% Ten that is getting old for me. I am sure it was a great night no matter what and the reverse mamason is awesome. Instead of death, we are alive.
  • chukdotcom
    chukdotcom Posts: 757
    iamloco724 said:
    They were on stage for 2 hours and 44 minutes, Eddie talked A LOT.. Said he won't do so at other shows.. To me sounds like if they're on stage that long that we are likely to get an increase in song count with less talking no? Not sure why others aren't seeing that. 
    I would guess the opposite. Probably less talking and same number of songs. 2:25-2:30 long show.
  • teflonsteve
    teflonsteve Posts: 275
    chukdotcom said:
    iamloco724 said:
    They were on stage for 2 hours and 44 minutes, Eddie talked A LOT.. Said he won't do so at other shows.. To me sounds like if they're on stage that long that we are likely to get an increase in song count with less talking no? Not sure why others aren't seeing that. 
    I would guess the opposite. Probably less talking and same number of songs. 2:25-2:30 long show.
    I think you are right. After all, it's not like songs were scratched off the setlist because they ran out of time.
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  • GratefulJam
    GratefulJam Posts: 1,803
    Habit4me said:
    All y'all complaining about the number of songs they played have no idea that Eddie probably talked 20 minutes telling various stories with his friends and family at the show... 
    did he tell the one about working at the gas station and the haircut….🤣
    "thru extensive negotiations we managed to get the curfew moved back..... we still don't have any time to fu&k around...."

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  • droptheleash9
    droptheleash9 Posts: 1,468
    teflonsteve said:
    chukdotcom said:
    iamloco724 said:
    They were on stage for 2 hours and 44 minutes, Eddie talked A LOT.. Said he won't do so at other shows.. To me sounds like if they're on stage that long that we are likely to get an increase in song count with less talking no? Not sure why others aren't seeing that. 
    I would guess the opposite. Probably less talking and same number of songs. 2:25-2:30 long show.
    I think you are right. After all, it's not like songs were scratched off the setlist because they ran out of time.
    Agreed with this. I think this is their new normal. I don't want to sound gloomy but if this is what each show is going to be like - 22-24 songs without the variety we've come to know and love - then a lot of fans won't see it as worth it to travel far and wide to shows (and I think that's a significant portion of their current fan base). I hope I'm wrong and they're just easing into things but I'm worried...
  • Lerxst1992
    Lerxst1992 Posts: 7,855
    teflonsteve said:
    chukdotcom said:
    iamloco724 said:
    They were on stage for 2 hours and 44 minutes, Eddie talked A LOT.. Said he won't do so at other shows.. To me sounds like if they're on stage that long that we are likely to get an increase in song count with less talking no? Not sure why others aren't seeing that. 
    I would guess the opposite. Probably less talking and same number of songs. 2:25-2:30 long show.
    I think you are right. After all, it's not like songs were scratched off the setlist because they ran out of time.


    Wasn’t Fenway 2018 about 2.5 hours and 30 songs? I know it said here 2 hr 40, but I recall there was a fairly long wait at beginning and end of show. And Ed talked ALOT.
  • SVRDhand13
    SVRDhand13 Posts: 27,000
    Ed I love you but STFU :smiley:
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  • nicknyr15
    nicknyr15 Posts: 9,218
    I’d be very disappointed honestly. 23 songs is not it. That’s a festival set at best. Hopefully they’re just easing into the tour. 
  • Gern Blansten
    Gern Blansten Mar-A-Lago Posts: 22,177
    I guess my theory that Alright would be the new opener is shot to hell
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