Has anyone in PJ ever gotten emotional during a song/performace?
I have read about people getting emotional when certain songs are played. Like the beatles when they came, girls screamed for them and you see the odd one crying and such. Does this or has this ever happened with PJ fans?
Has anyone started to cry because they played your favourite tune? or something that was really deep?
And with that emotion from people, has any member of the band gotten emotional from playing a song.
I'm just wondering about this, cause i've read from various places about people and songs meaning so much to them. Plus you hear that PJ has saved people's lives like certain songs and such. Music saved Ed's life, so wonder if he has ever felt this way.
Has anyone started to cry because they played your favourite tune? or something that was really deep?
And with that emotion from people, has any member of the band gotten emotional from playing a song.
I'm just wondering about this, cause i've read from various places about people and songs meaning so much to them. Plus you hear that PJ has saved people's lives like certain songs and such. Music saved Ed's life, so wonder if he has ever felt this way.
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Stone is constantly tearing up whenever he gets to play mankind. I know Ed was brought to tears during the Reading 2006 performance.
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The first time i heard in my tree, the tears were building up. I didn't bawl or anything. But it affected me though.
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and gtf got me emotional in montreal 05. i had to go up there on crutches and i was feeling sorry for myself because of the knee injury and the sense of helplessness. the war was mentioned at some point, and during gtf, i started to realize how lucky i was and how things could always be so much worse.
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ya know? that feeling you get when the lights go down, and you hear the first notes. ahhhhh. bliss.
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to not question your government is unpatriotic."
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Also they played the shit out of Black that night.
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I definately had some tears in my eyes.
Not like sobbing ... just really over emotional about the whole thing ... plus ... hearing "Release" as your first live song ... i mean ... come on!
I was all by myself, so no one noticed me. Lol.
Other than that,
someone mentioned this above me, but the newer versions of "It's Ok" ... those really get to me. The first time i heard one of the spanish language versions, that got to me too.
If I opened it now would you not understand?
or laugh my fucking ass off...........
Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....
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If I opened it now would you not understand?
if pj really is doing this little summer tour near me i neeeeeed to hear release live. that song opening a show would just be the most amazing experience
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I usually don't because I am not a public crier....however, going a couple of years back - someone here on the boards - screen name I believe was Bluehoon - lost his brother - at a very young age. They were supposed to go see the band together in Canada, but his brother died before the show. He ended up going with his girlfriend and posted here that he wanted them to play GTF for his bro. So here we are in Ottawa, and there is a couple sitting next to me and the girl has a GTF sign...in my gut I felt it was him so I asked...and indeed it was. When they played GTF I got very emotional for them.
Best stress relief of my life. Even a BJ from Jennifer Hawkins couldnt have helped me that much at that point in time
Hands down...the most powerfull band on the planet.
In My Tree has gotten me while driving. Pretty sure Black and Thumbing My Way have too, but none of these occurred at a concert.
You said it.
i still dont get why you think this show was so bad, i think it was a good show.
"To question your government is not unpatriotic --
to not question your government is unpatriotic."
-- Sen. Chuck Hagel
I first heard long road 3 days b4 my mother died from lung cancer, My younger brother played it for me on our way to pick up my oldest brother from the airport so he could be with her on her death bed.
That was in late december, 4-5 months later Pearl Jam toured ( yeild tour) I went to Sydney 1 and they opened with Long road, I just sat there and wept and wept my mates around me with their hands on my shoulders.
when I heard that Sandiego boot I lost it so hard.
I ring the bell for my mum very often- sometimes I cry somtimes I feel great joy in the words Even though the sun has set - the sun will rise again -
I think of my daughter
PJ has always been an anchor in a very rough sea for me
This is my kind of love...
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