The setlist was already posted when I took my seat around 7:10-7:15. There were no audibles. Every song played in that order.
Heres my guess, knowing the venues curfew is 11. They were planning 8:30-11 but the traffic issue may have asked venue if they could extend by 30 minutes. Traffic probably cleared and they went on at 8:50 and Ed knew he had that 10 minute buffer to tell the stories.
Been to 40+ shows and I had no clue it was only 23 songs. I was thinking they were going to be done at 11 because of the curfew. People who weren’t there complaining makes no sense. With the length of the new songs, sets are going to be 22-26 songs most likely this tour.
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I was in the pit, we rocked out hard all night, tons of energy where I was by everyone around us. I lost my voice the next morning. Thank you PJ for making my night. Two years waiting to see the best band in the world only minutes from my home. I'll take it any day, anytime!!
I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
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I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
19 Pearl Jam shows and still searching for Deep! 1998 (2) - East Lansing & Auburn Hills; 2000 (2) - Tampa & Noblesville; 2003 (2) - Lexington & Noblesville; 2006 (1) - Cincinnati; 2007 (1) - Chicago (Lollapalooza); 2008 (Ed in Milwaukee); 2009 (1) - Chicago; 2010 (1) - Noblesville; 2013 (3) - San Diego & Los Angeles I & II; 2016 (Temple of the Dog in Los Angeles); 2017 (Ed at Ohana in Dana Point); 2021 (3) - Dana Point I, II & III; 2022 (3) - San Diego & Los Angeles I & II; 2025 - Southern U.S. Tour Please!
I was in the pit, we rocked out hard all night, tons of energy where I was by everyone around us. I lost my voice the next morning. Thank you PJ for making my night. Two years waiting to see the best band in the world only minutes from my home. I'll take it any day, anytime!!
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Was there. Ed talked a lot. No prob. Im an sd kid & sdsu grad so enjoyed the local chit chat vibe.
I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
I feel “Slow Lukin” is a masterpiece // totally haunting and incredible vocal by Ed. On your question, I’m sure there are others as dramatically different as normal Lukin vs Slow, but nothing really comes to mind. Some other alt versions are the 03 versions of “In My Tree” (09 Philly is more my style - my favorite boot ever) and 06 “Garden” (again, regular version better IMO).
I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
I feel “Slow Lukin” is a masterpiece // totally haunting and incredible vocal by Ed. On your question, I’m sure there are others as dramatically different as normal Lukin vs Slow, but nothing really comes to mind. Some other alt versions are the 03 versions of “In My Tree” (09 Philly is more my style - my favorite boot ever) and 06 “Garden” (again, regular version better IMO).
Slow lukin is one of my favorite moments ever from a live show. It came out of nowhere, took me a few seconds to recognize what it was, and it was just incredible. That whole show was amazing. I will always feel incredibly fortunate to have been there for that one. Out of the 20 some odd shows I’ve been to, that MSG show is my second favorite. The only one I’d put ahead of it is spectrum night 3- my favorite setlist I’ve seen and I doubt the energy in the building that night could ever be replicated.
I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
There is a drastically different Corduroy from a Bridge show years ago.
Ha, thanks bud. My GF asked me for my 2-3 highlights and this is what I wrote back… “Long Road in the middle of the set was beautiful. Dedicated his brother who passed away. The Footsteps-Once-Alive trilogy was awesome because it was actually written here and I think it’s the first time they did it here. In general it was a shorter set and full of hits, but part of me is glad we got it out of our system. Not sure we would’ve enjoyed deep cuts any more than hits last night cuz we were already at max stoke! I teared up and started bouncing as soon as the lights went down. The guy in front of me turned around and goes “you are jacked up!” He didn’t last through half the set.”
LMAO
Can't wait to see that energy at the last shows of the tour man.
That’s my church man. After 107 shows, I still get the same butterflies of excitement waiting for the band to walk out as I did at Soldier Field for my first concert ever. Standing next to my brother in our wing seats (thank you @Rubysdad and 10C!) feels like home.
I know I’ll be the same way. Butterflies, the shakes. I’m so ready I’ve needed this since Boston 18. So ready for Oakland. Let’s go!
I wonder if there was significance to putting 23 songs on the set list. Isn’t 23 a number that is meaningful to Eddie and maybe he wanted to use it in his hometown show?
My 15th time seeing them. Can I create a female fan board? I mean between Ohana and this show it's 85 % white dudes. That's fine. I'm Bipoc. Where is the PJ diversity at?
I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
I feel “Slow Lukin” is a masterpiece // totally haunting and incredible vocal by Ed. On your question, I’m sure there are others as dramatically different as normal Lukin vs Slow, but nothing really comes to mind. Some other alt versions are the 03 versions of “In My Tree” (09 Philly is more my style - my favorite boot ever) and 06 “Garden” (again, regular version better IMO).
Slow lukin is one of my favorite moments ever from a live show. It came out of nowhere, took me a few seconds to recognize what it was, and it was just incredible. That whole show was amazing. I will always feel incredibly fortunate to have been there for that one. Out of the 20 some odd shows I’ve been to, that MSG show is my second favorite. The only one I’d put ahead of it is spectrum night 3- my favorite setlist I’ve seen and I doubt the energy in the building that night could ever be replicated.
My top 2 shows too @steven87! I go back and forth between which one I liked more. Right now it's the Philly show // setlist basically perfect.
I do think one key here is that all the songs on Ten and all the songs on Gigaton are over 5 mins. And the live versions are all over 6 mins. There are only so many songs that you can play in an hour when they are all over 6 mins long. To be exact for a 2:45 hour show, you can only physically fit 27 six minute songs in. And that is with only a 3 minute break for encores and stories. That's just the reality of the new Gigaton songs. Expect less songs......Because the new songs are longer than the old songs.
Or they have to put Lukin in every set to skew the results.
Ha - Ed may need to pivot between Slow Lukin and the orig. Then again, that would make the Slow Lukin (at MSG2 2010 less rare and folks may get upset... Not me - would donate an organ to see that one again. After reading this thread if it wasn't Mother's Day Weekend I'd be on a plane tomorrow from NY for LAx2. Will just have to wait for Vegas. As I always say, "every show is a gift" guys.
Holy shit, I never knew that existed...totally different song. Thanks! Besides this and 'No Jeremy' are there any other good drastically different live versions of their songs out there?
I feel “Slow Lukin” is a masterpiece // totally haunting and incredible vocal by Ed. On your question, I’m sure there are others as dramatically different as normal Lukin vs Slow, but nothing really comes to mind. Some other alt versions are the 03 versions of “In My Tree” (09 Philly is more my style - my favorite boot ever) and 06 “Garden” (again, regular version better IMO).
Slow lukin is one of my favorite moments ever from a live show. It came out of nowhere, took me a few seconds to recognize what it was, and it was just incredible. That whole show was amazing. I will always feel incredibly fortunate to have been there for that one. Out of the 20 some odd shows I’ve been to, that MSG show is my second favorite. The only one I’d put ahead of it is spectrum night 3- my favorite setlist I’ve seen and I doubt the energy in the building that night could ever be replicated.
My top 2 shows too @steven87! I go back and forth between which one I liked more. Right now it's the Philly show // setlist basically perfect.
The main set at Philly was so good that I remember sitting there during the encore break thinking there was no way the show could get any better. And then they proved me wrong by playing parting ways (my favorite song), breath, and light years during the first encore. I’ll never get tired of listening to that boot.
My 15th time seeing them. Can I create a female fan board? I mean between Ohana and this show it's 85 % white dudes. That's fine. I'm Bipoc. Where is the PJ diversity at?
While there, I noticed that Ed talked a lot and the concert was 2h45min long. I didn't realize how many songs, though it felt 1-2 short just due to the talking. I did expect 1 more after alive for sure. I also expected more of the talk to be around the war in Ukraine and Roe v Wade. Certainly expected some protest songs. Being the opener show and with an opening act, I had expectations of a 26 song, 2.5 hour show. So wasn't that far off.
But none of that mattered at all. Being in the Pit you could see just how happy most of the band was to be there...really had a great mood to it. I was surprised by 8 Gigaton songs, but I expected 5-6...so not that big of a surprise and to be honest I was damn happy about it. Each one was my first time getting to hear it and after 40 some concerts it's always a joy to hear new songs. And I really loved most of the Gigaton songs live.
It was, for me, an amazing night and celebration of music after being away so long. Loved every second of it. I felt fortunate to be there amongst the fans. Can't wait to see them again in Sept.
I love PJ so much. My first concert was PJ on 4/8/94 the day Kurt Cobain died. He was so sad of course I can't explain it. I love PJ.
That was my first show as well at the Patriot Center. It was amazing. I am a woman who posts on this forum all the time. There are many of us on here. Hope you will join us.
While there, I noticed that Ed talked a lot and the concert was 2h45min long. I didn't realize how many songs, though it felt 1-2 short just due to the talking. I did expect 1 more after alive for sure. I also expected more of the talk to be around the war in Ukraine and Roe v Wade. Certainly expected some protest songs. Being the opener show and with an opening act, I had expectations of a 26 song, 2.5 hour show. So wasn't that far off.
But none of that mattered at all. Being in the Pit you could see just how happy most of the band was to be there...really had a great mood to it. I was surprised by 8 Gigaton songs, but I expected 5-6...so not that big of a surprise and to be honest I was damn happy about it. Each one was my first time getting to hear it and after 40 some concerts it's always a joy to hear new songs. And I really loved most of the Gigaton songs live.
It was, for me, an amazing night and celebration of music after being away so long. Loved every second of it. I felt fortunate to be there amongst the fans. Can't wait to see them again in Sept.
Yeah, nothing about abortion per se (prepare yourself LA), except Ed putting down Republicans and Jeff putting on the orange 'Choices' t-shirt at the end. And then there was the Ukraine flag on the video monitors for a song.
And I agree with you...it was a fantastic show, but the only problem for me was that since I went to the three Ohana shows I already saw the 8 songs, so I got zero new ones. Though I wouldn't mind if they played a two and a half hour version of Quick Escape every night! It's such a great song and so fun to do a plodding slow dance to.
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While there, I noticed that Ed talked a lot and the concert was 2h45min long. I didn't realize how many songs, though it felt 1-2 short just due to the talking. I did expect 1 more after alive for sure. I also expected more of the talk to be around the war in Ukraine and Roe v Wade. Certainly expected some protest songs. Being the opener show and with an opening act, I had expectations of a 26 song, 2.5 hour show. So wasn't that far off.
But none of that mattered at all. Being in the Pit you could see just how happy most of the band was to be there...really had a great mood to it. I was surprised by 8 Gigaton songs, but I expected 5-6...so not that big of a surprise and to be honest I was damn happy about it. Each one was my first time getting to hear it and after 40 some concerts it's always a joy to hear new songs. And I really loved most of the Gigaton songs live.
It was, for me, an amazing night and celebration of music after being away so long. Loved every second of it. I felt fortunate to be there amongst the fans. Can't wait to see them again in Sept.
Yeah, nothing about abortion per se (prepare yourself LA), except Ed putting down Republicans and Jeff putting on the orange 'Choices' t-shirt at the end. And then there was the Ukraine flag on the video monitors for a song.
And I agree with you...it was a fantastic show, but the only problem for me was that since I went to the three Ohana shows I already saw the 8 songs, so I got zero new ones. Though I wouldn't mind if they played a two and a half hour version of Quick Escape every night! It's such a great song and so fun to do a plodding slow dance to.
Yup I did see the Jeff shirt change and knew what it was. I however did not see the flag as I never looked at the screens really...which song.
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Heres my guess, knowing the venues curfew is 11. They were planning 8:30-11 but the traffic issue may have asked venue if they could extend by 30 minutes. Traffic probably cleared and they went on at 8:50 and Ed knew he had that 10 minute buffer to tell the stories.
Been to 40+ shows and I had no clue it was only 23 songs. I was thinking they were going to be done at 11 because of the curfew. People who weren’t there complaining makes no sense. With the length of the new songs, sets are going to be 22-26 songs most likely this tour.
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2021 (3) - Dana Point I, II & III; 2022 (3) - San Diego & Los Angeles I & II; 2025 - Southern U.S. Tour Please!
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2022: San Diego, Sacramento, Las Vegas
But none of that mattered at all. Being in the Pit you could see just how happy most of the band was to be there...really had a great mood to it. I was surprised by 8 Gigaton songs, but I expected 5-6...so not that big of a surprise and to be honest I was damn happy about it. Each one was my first time getting to hear it and after 40 some concerts it's always a joy to hear new songs. And I really loved most of the Gigaton songs live.
It was, for me, an amazing night and celebration of music after being away so long. Loved every second of it. I felt fortunate to be there amongst the fans. Can't wait to see them again in Sept.
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2013: Wrigley, Worcester x2, Hartford
2015: NYC
2016: Philly 2, MSG x2, Boston 2, (TOTD Philly 2, MSG)
2018: Prague, Krakow, Berlin, Boston x2
2022: San Diego, Sacramento, Las Vegas
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And I agree with you...it was a fantastic show, but the only problem for me was that since I went to the three Ohana shows I already saw the 8 songs, so I got zero new ones. Though I wouldn't mind if they played a two and a half hour version of Quick Escape every night! It's such a great song and so fun to do a plodding slow dance to.
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2021 (3) - Dana Point I, II & III; 2022 (3) - San Diego & Los Angeles I & II; 2025 - Southern U.S. Tour Please!
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