*** STOCKHOLM 2022 SETLIST THREAD ***

dimitrispearljam

Pearl Jam

3-7-22

Lollapalooza Stockholm

Stockholm,Sweden

Band on stage  21:30 PM

Band off stage : 23:30PM

SETLIST

1.SMALL TOWN
2.LOW LIGHT
3.DAUGHTER 
4.CORDUROY 
5.HAIL HAIL
6.EVEN FLOW
7.GLORIFIED G
8.DOTC
9.SUPERBLOOD WOLFMOON
10.PRESENT TENSE
11.TAKE THE LONG WAY
12.WHY GO
13.WISHLIST
14.DTE
15.NOT FOR YOU
16.PORCH

ENCORE

17.BLACK
18.GIVEN TO FLY
19.ALIVE
20.YLB
21.ROCKING IN THE FREE WORLD

NWOntario

dimitrispearljam said:

21.ROCKING IN THE FREE WORLD

Was it a full YL? Or was it the partial version again?

wozza77

Just realised not one cover 

cutz

Just 1 Cover

dimitrispearljam

NWOntario said:

dimitrispearljam said:

21.ROCKING IN THE FREE WORLD

Was it a full YL? Or was it the partial version again?

 full 

Red Lukin

Pretty boring setlist again 😕

100 Pacer

Wishlist DTE Not For You combo 🤘👍

SOLAT319

At this point Leaving Here should be a regular part of the setlist. So glad to have gotten it at Phoenix. 

CP218430

I don't mind the hits. But I do mind the lack of Gigaton. I would hope to got a show and get at least 5 songs - at least. I think of all the songs that get retired after an album tour and regret not seeing more. Man, I wish I could've gotten Nothing as it Seems, Soon Forget, Gonna See My Friend, Infallible to name a few. 

MM70435

CP218430 said:

I don't mind the hits. But I do mind the lack of Gigaton. I would hope to got a show and get at least 5 songs - at least. I think of all the songs that get retired after an album tour and regret not seeing more. Man, I wish I could've gotten Nothing as it Seems, Soon Forget, Gonna See My Friend, Infallible to name a few. 

I agree with you.  Best setlist so far was the very first show in San Diego, had 8 Gigaton songs.  Next best was the 2nd show LA1 with 6 from Gigaton.  Since then it's only been 3-4 from Gigaton.  The disappearance of RVM is really bizarre.  We get Porch every night as a first set closer.  RVM being off Vs. is just as much of a "hit" as Porch.  Vs. sold a ton of copies as well.  PJ20 documentary was just on TV and the segments about the "great variety live" and "every night is different" just are not true anymore.

Abe Froman

17 staples out of 21. Not leaving much room for variety. Nothing from 5 records. This new formula is a big departure from what we’ve become accustomed too

tino_11

This is a festival, don’t sweat it too much. There’s still chance of Frankfurt type shows if you’re seeing them at an arena. Seeing the Copenhagen set list will be interesting.

jimjam1982

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

nicknyr15

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

tino_11

I'd hang fire a little. See where we are at after Copenhagen, Budapest and Krakow. I'll be at two of those shows so fingers crossed the sets get better. 

CO278952

Of all albums I’ve listened to Gigaton the least and would take any song from Ten over any song from Gigaton.

Gravey1975

CO278952 said:

Of all albums I’ve listened to Gigaton the least and would take any song from Ten over any song from Gigaton.

It's always nice to see new songs in the live environment tho. Some songs that you may not be that interested in can take on a new life in the live setting. I'd be delighted if they crack out 5/6 Gigaton tunes at Hyde Park this weekend. 

jdopj

Not playing Who Ever Said is baffling 
Beat song since Riot Act

Gravey1975

jdopj said:

Not playing Who Ever Said is baffling 
Beat song since Riot Act

I seem to recall that Getaway didn't get many outings on the Lightning Bolt tours. Or Gonna See My Friend on the Backspacer tours. Odd how opening tracks have been relatively overlooked.

tino_11

Gravey1975 said:

CO278952 said:

Of all albums I’ve listened to Gigaton the least and would take any song from Ten over any song from Gigaton.

It's always nice to see new songs in the live environment tho. Some songs that you may not be that interested in can take on a new life in the live setting. I'd be delighted if they crack out 5/6 Gigaton tunes at Hyde Park this weekend. 

Agree, would be delighted if we got the whole album across the two nights!

Discopij

I'm only going to one show and I'd be happy if they played all of Gigaton and a bunch of standards there ... unfortunately I think it'll be 3-4 Gigaton songs and a bunch of standards

Gern Blansten

tino_11 said:

I'd hang fire a little. See where we are at after Copenhagen, Budapest and Krakow. I'll be at two of those shows so fingers crossed the sets get better. 

LOL... I like your confidence but it's not likely they will depart from the new pattern 

Lerxst1992

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

PJNB

Lerxst1992 said:

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

The mixing up of the setlists is the reason I planned on doing 12 (two cancelled so far) shows this year. Now with travel being a giant fucking mess and the sets not changing much at all if I had known all of this when we booked in 2019 and 2020 I would never of done as many long trips this year. It is what it is and I am still excited and grateful to see these guys play, I just would have done it less. I am also surprised at the length of these shows especially after most of us holding tickets for 2 and half years. 

People that are not traveling far for shows and only doing one or two this year and are ok with these sets thats great! I am happy for you. That said would you be ok with spending thousands and thousands of dollars (and losing thousands of dollars due to cancelations) to hit 10 shows this tour?

 Seeing a varied set as well as seeing some beautiful cities we would not normally hit is the reason we are doing these crazy trips. Me saying that about the sets is not me whining or me being entitled or ungrateful. That is me saying why I am hitting so many shows. If your reasons are different great!

Lets see what Copenhagen and the rest of the tour brings! 

Edit: Also I should add the whole travel mess that is going on bums me out way more than the sets. So when I say I would travel less it is the total package of the trip experience not just the sets. 

nicknyr15

Lerxst1992 said:

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

Yea those “they don’t owe you” comments and be grateful are the absolute worst. They literally groomed us to expect a certain type of live experience and now that it’s completely changed, we shouldn’t mention it?

mr bungle

nicknyr15 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

Yea those “they don’t owe you” comments and be grateful are the absolute worst. They literally groomed us to expect a certain type of live experience and now that it’s completely changed, we shouldn’t mention it?

Yeah i kind of agree with you.  The relationship with the band and the 10c is transactional.  We give them money, they give us a product.  they established prior to this tour that a show ticket purchase would produce a near three hour set.  We have the right to question why the product was cut by 33% without explanation.  If the Merch chasers only get 66% of what they buy at the stand there would be a mutiny.

mcgruff10

nicknyr15 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

Yea those “they don’t owe you” comments and be grateful are the absolute worst. They literally groomed us to expect a certain type of live experience and now that it’s completely changed, we shouldn’t mention it?

well said bud.

jimjam1982

nicknyr15 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

Yea those “they don’t owe you” comments and be grateful are the absolute worst. They literally groomed us to expect a certain type of live experience and now that it’s completely changed, we shouldn’t mention it?

The worst part is they have the balls to sell 2k to 5k "Premium" seats for a product that we reasonably expected would mirror past years.  At most the current product is like $100.  IN the words of Ed - much to be done - by the band and all.

Abe Froman

mcgruff10 said:

nicknyr15 said:

Lerxst1992 said:

nicknyr15 said:

jimjam1982 said:

Hard stop with the festival excuses. Look at 2016 Pemberton, telluride, NO jazz festival and Bonnaroo.  Those were festival sets in the sense that they are shorter sets not for lack of song mix. Every show has become a greatest hits show, festival or not. This is fantastic for the fans who see the band once every 15 or 30 years. Not ideal for the regular crowd that spends money on the band. Wonder if it changes when the money dries up. 

The festival excuse is not legitimate anymore. It’s disappointing to say the least. I wish we knew the reason behind this decision. I’m sure the shows are great in person because of all the crowd interaction during their biggest songs but it seems they ALREADY ditched a lot of gigaton. 

***they don’t owe us anything blah blah be grateful blah blah covid blah blah. I know. I know. 

I chuckle when we get the don’t owe us anything comments.

PJ created us wanting variety, not the other way around, they were the ones who worked tirelessly  for their live reputation of never knowing what’s coming next. Maybe it’s just a by product of the two year break, but they’ve had long breaks before. They  could have taken their 2.5 hour set from 2018, cut out most covers and some long stories, and have a shorter / close to two hour set with surprises, yet they chose to change the set list dynamic in favor of somethin mostly for the casual fans.

edit, four year break,  ah hem, I can count.

Yea those “they don’t owe you” comments and be grateful are the absolute worst. They literally groomed us to expect a certain type of live experience and now that it’s completely changed, we shouldn’t mention it?

well said bud.

Yup. Agree on all of this. 

trees

Maybe since they haven't  played in 3 years much they need to practice MO Code . Yeild .Binerral.Riot Act. Avocado 🥑. BackSpacer, Lightning  Bolt .rarity  type songs . And Slowly  ease into it