These are always nice, but I hate that half of it is devoted to recapping the basic story. I get it, many who watch this may not know it and we aren’t the audience for it, but if you’re gonna take time to interview them, I’d like something a bit more in-depth.
Sometimes there’s longer cuts that come out later. Hopefully that’s the case here.
These are always nice, but I hate that half of it is devoted to recapping the basic story. I get it, many who watch this may not know it and we aren’t the audience for it, but if you’re gonna take time to interview them, I’d like something a bit more in-depth.
Sometimes there’s longer cuts that come out later. Hopefully that’s the case here.
Agree. Nothing new here. The setlist list discussion was cool but other then that, nothing new. I did not realize Jeff was 61, that provides some perspective.
Awesome to watch. Taking my 7yo to her third show at Ohana, and I think it's just dawning on her how big PJ are and were by seeing Eddie Vedder up close on TV. The same guy she watched from the stands back in May.
Super excited, she wants to try to get close to the stage on Friday 😊
Now I understand why the camera was following Jeff around at the festival. I remember thinking “that interviewer looks very familiar.”
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"Me knowing the truth, I can not concur."
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Awesome to watch. Taking my 7yo to her third show at Ohana, and I think it's just dawning on her how big PJ are and were by seeing Eddie Vedder up close on TV. The same guy she watched from the stands back in May.
Super excited, she wants to try to get close to the stage on Friday 😊
Dressing in that super cute homemade PJ t-shirt again? Super that she wants to party by the stage! Good luck and have fun!
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
Awesome to watch. Taking my 7yo to her third show at Ohana, and I think it's just dawning on her how big PJ are and were by seeing Eddie Vedder up close on TV. The same guy she watched from the stands back in May.
Super excited, she wants to try to get close to the stage on Friday 😊
Dressing in that super cute homemade PJ t-shirt again? Super that she wants to party by the stage! Good luck and have fun!
We've got an Ohana-specific one designed I just worry she won't be able to see very well, and she's gotten too big to get on my shoulders
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
They travel well. The 5 star hotels are probably nicer than their homes. I would guess it is the shows and the travel that are physically demanding. Being away from family. I can imagine that being 60 on a tour bus or multiple flights in a short time is no fun. But they still do it and that is why we love them. I wish Ed had honestly answered that question.
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
They travel well. The 5 star hotels are probably nicer than their homes. I would guess it is the shows and the travel that are physically demanding. Being away from family. I can imagine that being 60 on a tour bus or multiple flights in a short time is no fun. But they still do it and that is why we love them. I wish Ed had honestly answered that question.
IMO he did answer it. If he loved touring and being on the road he would have said it. Silence is loud at times.
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
They travel well. The 5 star hotels are probably nicer than their homes. I would guess it is the shows and the travel that are physically demanding. Being away from family. I can imagine that being 60 on a tour bus or multiple flights in a short time is no fun. But they still do it and that is why we love them. I wish Ed had honestly answered that question.
IMO he did answer it. If he loved touring and being on the road he would have said it. Silence is loud at times.
I guess that is true. But he probably did not want to speak for the whole band. Hard to believe how long they have been doing it.
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
They travel well. The 5 star hotels are probably nicer than their homes. I would guess it is the shows and the travel that are physically demanding. Being away from family. I can imagine that being 60 on a tour bus or multiple flights in a short time is no fun. But they still do it and that is why we love them. I wish Ed had honestly answered that question.
IMO he did answer it. If he loved touring and being on the road he would have said it. Silence is loud at times.
I guess that is true. But he probably did not want to speak for the whole band. Hard to believe how long they have been doing it.
I agree. I’m sure each member has their own thoughts/ feelings about life on the road so was trying to cover for everyone there.
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
They travel well. The 5 star hotels are probably nicer than their homes. I would guess it is the shows and the travel that are physically demanding. Being away from family. I can imagine that being 60 on a tour bus or multiple flights in a short time is no fun. But they still do it and that is why we love them. I wish Ed had honestly answered that question.
IMO he did answer it. If he loved touring and being on the road he would have said it. Silence is loud at times.
I think he didn’t want to share his opinion (whatever it is) in front of the guy who has said he isn’t a big fan of being on the road - Jeff.
Of course, touring is BY FAR the biggest source of revenue for them. All the derivative profit sources of being on the road help make it worth their while.
I know the guys love what they do and it’s clear are still passionate about making music and playing in front of adoring fans; but…there must be many facets that just feel like work. Nothing wrong with that. Cheers to them for continuing to give us their art and experiences we cherish.
I’ve been saying this for a long time now; everything we get from them is icing on the cake at this point.
I imagine it’s the downtime between shows that wears on you the most. Not in your house. Difficult to be really productive. Lot of sitting around and waiting.
Yeah. Speaking as someone who hit Ambassador status with Marriott before Labor Day this year, sitting around, not having your usual routine, not being at home, it kind of sucks.
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Awesome to watch. Taking my 7yo to her third show at Ohana, and I think it's just dawning on her how big PJ are and were by seeing Eddie Vedder up close on TV. The same guy she watched from the stands back in May.
Super excited, she wants to try to get close to the stage on Friday 😊
Dressing in that super cute homemade PJ t-shirt again? Super that she wants to party by the stage! Good luck and have fun!
We've got an Ohana-specific one designed I just worry she won't be able to see very well, and she's gotten too big to get on my shoulders
Appreciate it!
I want to see a picture of the newly designed PJ Ohana shirt you made her!!! So incredible you do that!
I took my girl when she was nine to Ohana and a really nice guy standing next to me put her on his shoulders during her favorite song off of Gigaton, "Take the Long Way", which was Matt Cameron's creation, and for amazing Corin Tucker pro-choice verses in RITFW. I'll have to play her the full album before we go down under so I know which one she likes best off of Dark Matter!
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btw, Ed just couldn’t resist a wave/surfing metaphor.
Agree. Nothing new here. The setlist list discussion was cool but other then that, nothing new. I did not realize Jeff was 61, that provides some perspective.
Super excited, she wants to try to get close to the stage on Friday 😊
Extended version? Giddy up!
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This works. And it is awesome!
Super that she wants to party by the stage! Good luck and have fun!
Appreciate it!
They travel well. The 5 star hotels are probably nicer than their homes. I would guess it is the shows and the travel that are physically demanding. Being away from family. I can imagine that being 60 on a tour bus or multiple flights in a short time is no fun. But they still do it and that is why we love them. I wish Ed had honestly answered that question.
I guess that is true. But he probably did not want to speak for the whole band. Hard to believe how long they have been doing it.
Chicago 1 (August 20, 2016)
Chicago 2 (August 22, 2016)
Ft. Worth 1 (September 13, 2023)
Ft. Worth 2 (September 15, 2023)
Yeah. Speaking as someone who hit Ambassador status with Marriott before Labor Day this year, sitting around, not having your usual routine, not being at home, it kind of sucks.
I took my girl when she was nine to Ohana and a really nice guy standing next to me put her on his shoulders during her favorite song off of Gigaton, "Take the Long Way", which was Matt Cameron's creation, and for amazing Corin Tucker pro-choice verses in RITFW. I'll have to play her the full album before we go down under so I know which one she likes best off of Dark Matter!