Best Of The Earth Boot

SR106031

The ones without of the earth

Loujoe

No likey^^
I dig that jam. Very cool.

Zod

iammine16 said:

Zod said:

I am absolutely biased towards the version played at Pemberton 16

I second that. Pemberton is an amazing sounding boot, not to mention being there didn’t hurt either

We go back and play that boot so much.  Like more than any other boot.  I went to some amazing shows in that era.  Vancouver/Seattle 2013, and both Wrigley '16 shows, all of which were off the walls amazing.  It's the Pemberton boot I go back and revisit the most.   Sure it was 20 minutes short of 3 hours, thus not as long as other shows from that era, but it was magical.

Such a beautiful place for a festival.   People make fun of festival shows but the setlist was amazing.   The mix of older PJ fans, and younger festival goers was perfect.   We got see to see PJ melt the brains of the young.   No lineups for merch or getting in, because not many diehards went.  So all the PJ greatness without any of the PJ show hassle

It's why I had to put I was biased in my reply on this thread.  There's no way I can objectively say listen to the one from that show, but it's my personal favourite.    I got it again at one of the Wrigley shows, but the Pemberton one is my favourite

100 Pacer

I need this one live. Hopeful for this year.

iammine16

Zod said:

iammine16 said:

Zod said:

I am absolutely biased towards the version played at Pemberton 16

I second that. Pemberton is an amazing sounding boot, not to mention being there didn’t hurt either

We go back and play that boot so much.  Like more than any other boot.  I went to some amazing shows in that era.  Vancouver/Seattle 2013, and both Wrigley '16 shows, all of which were off the walls amazing.  It's the Pemberton boot I go back and revisit the most.   Sure it was 20 minutes short of 3 hours, thus not as long as other shows from that era, but it was magical.

Such a beautiful place for a festival.   People make fun of festival shows but the setlist was amazing.   The mix of older PJ fans, and younger festival goers was perfect.   We got see to see PJ melt the brains of the young.   No lineups for merch or getting in, because not many diehards went.  So all the PJ greatness without any of the PJ show hassle

It's why I had to put I was biased in my reply on this thread.  There's no way I can objectively say listen to the one from that show, but it's my personal favourite.    I got it again at one of the Wrigley shows, but the Pemberton one is my favourite

I remember leaving the festival saying to my wife that that was not a typical festival set list. Teenagers who had no idea what they were seeing had smiles on their faces and I overheard heard some saying how awesome they are. There were threats of thunder storms earlier that day, and it turned out to be the perfect evening. 

All of my PJ merch was purchased 2 days prior, the most stress free environment. I saw Quebec and Ottawa as well, this show was right up there with them.

it was nice to hear Of The Earth there as it was scratched from the Vancouver ‘13 show.

JE224127

Just realized that Pensacola was the first time they played it in North America….once again, not biased.

demetrios

CarryTheZero said:

All of the above!

lastexitlondon

I saw it twice.  On debut was great because it was new and a shock.
I don't particularly rate the song but it jams well