Honolulu 12-2-06 is the PERFECT Boot!!
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For me, it's not like I have the highest paying job (I do accounting for a petroleum wholesaler) it's that I don't have kids and a husband (by choice) so I can afford to travel to see Pearl Jam,2-feign-reluctance wrote:man oh man, some of you must make some crazy money. i just don't know how you all travel so much to see these guys! CEOs, IT directors, mad oil tychoons, large piggy banks? i have to say i'm totally jealous!Denver 94 Red Rocks 95 1 & 2 Denver 98 Seattle 98 1 & 2 Vegas 2000 Denver 03 Vegas 03
Seattle 04 1 & 2 Denver 06 1 & 2 Vegas 06
Honolulu 12/02/06 & 12/09/06
Seattle 12/09/2013
Denver 10/22/2014
EV San Diego 1 & 2 EV Chicago 1 & 2 2008
EV Honolulu 1 & 2 2009
EV Austin 11/09, 11/11 2012
RNDM Boulder 11/18/20120 -
NYbenben wrote:I when we made it back to Honolulu for the show, we went to the north shore to catch the Surf competition...
i LOVVVVVVVE the North Shore! NY PJ1 and i ALWAYS discuss how we NEED to live there!!!! Dude, the surf competition AND Pearl Jam in one weekend=heaven. COMPLETELY. and LOL at giving your wife the walking papers!!!
~~~~~~ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD TIME~~~~~~
Sir Mike McCready is....THE MASTER!!! WAHHH!!!
EVENFLOW PSYCHOS H.N.I.C~FEEL THE FLOW!!!
"Pearl Jam fans are obsessed, they'd see the boys in HELL if tickets were sold."-CROJAM95
It takes balls to put out a UKE album!0 -
The best show I've been to...yet.:) It was my wife's second PJ show. I told her it might be a while before she sees another one that good! Great times, great times. My favorite parts were Ed destroying his tambourines during Kings Of Leon's set, Hawaii 78(amazing), MOTH, the cake, Smile
, Ledbetter/Little Wing and finally getting to see Oceans live! 0 -
nocode23 wrote:The best show I've been to...yet.:) It was my wife's second PJ show. I told her it might be a while before she sees another one that good! Great times, great times. My favorite parts were Ed destroying his tambourines during Kings Of Leon's set, Hawaii 78(amazing), MOTH, the cake, Smile, Ledbetter/Little Wing and finally getting to see Oceans live!Oceans was PERFECT. And is it just me or did Smile feel like it sent off the vibe of happiness and EVVVVERYONE was feelin' it? It felt like a big group hug!!!~~~~~~ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD TIME~~~~~~
Sir Mike McCready is....THE MASTER!!! WAHHH!!!
EVENFLOW PSYCHOS H.N.I.C~FEEL THE FLOW!!!
"Pearl Jam fans are obsessed, they'd see the boys in HELL if tickets were sold."-CROJAM95
It takes balls to put out a UKE album!0 -
What a great show.. quit my job the week before and booked my airline tickets. Got a 10c member to transfer tickets, and the rest is history.
Top 3 show for me.2004 - 10/1, 10/11
2005 - 9/15, 9/16, 9/30, 10/1, 10/3
2006 - 5/5, 5/12, 5/13, 5/27, 5/28, 5/30, 6/1, 6/3, 6/23, 7/22, 7/23, 12/2
2007 - 6/27, 8/3
2008 - 6/14, 6/19, 6/20, 6/22, 6/24, 6/25, 6/27, 6/28, 6/30, 7/10 -
I agree, its up there with the best of the best - Oceans as an opener - Amazing!
Hawaii 78 is also just breathtaking"!"Bring it back, to the clean form. To the pure form"
28/09/04 - Boston, 20/04/06 - London [\\mm//Astoria\\mm//] - 18/06/07 - Wembley Arena, 11/08/09 - London [\\mm//Shepherds Bush Empire\\mm//],18/08/09 - 02 Arena, 25/06/10 - Hyde Park, 26/06/12 - Amsterdam, 27/06/12 - Amsterdam, 08/07/14 - Leeds,11/07/14 - Milton Keynes, 13/06/18 - Amsterdam, 18/06/18 - London 02 Arena, 17/07/18 - London 02 Arena, 08/08/22 - Hyde Park, 9/08/22 - Hyde Park - 25/08/22 - Amsterdam.0 -
2-feign-reluctance wrote:man oh man, some of you must make some crazy money. i just don't know how you all travel so much to see these guys! CEOs, IT directors, mad oil tychoons, large piggy banks? i have to say i'm totally jealous!
Nope...Just insane fan with a lot of Frequent Flier miles...4/12/92, 8/11/92, 9/28/96, 9/11/98, 8/23/00, 8/24/00, 7/9/03, 4/30/03, 10/1/04, 10/3/05, 12/9/05, 5/12/06, 5/17/06, 5/28/06, 6/3/06, 12/9/06, EV LA 4/12-4/13/08, 6/12/08, 6,19,08, 6,20,08, 6/24/08, 6/25/08, 7/1/08
and still jonesing for another show....
"the waiting drove me mad..."0 -
This was my first pj show ever! I got my seats on the Wednesday before the show, and it was on Saturday! It DID NOT even sell out??? I was born and rasied in Seattle for 36 years before I moved to Hawaii. I never really liked pj while I lived in Seattle. I guess all of the media hype of the Nirvana/grunge scene lost me, plus I was in this blues phase where that's all I listened to. I must have had my mouth open the entire show that night in Honolulu. This show made me feel reborn again like no other I had ever seen. I have heard the boot so many times I wouldn't even try to count.
Being able to actually buy the music from the show I attended made me remember more and more about that night, as I replay it over and over again. Hearing Boom talk to the crowd "Howzit? I love Hawaii", the bands donation of gig $ to Boom's local youth charity, and all the remarks about the islands gave local people here so much pride as well as a bond with the band. Boom's solo on Crazy Mary was the bomb, and Ed taking his wine bottle down, and passing it around, filling up peoples cups in the front row was so cool! I always wonder what his wine must taste like now? Oh, did I mention that Ed had the first row filled with pro surfers too? He dedicated Big Wave to his surfing buddies and all surfers that night.
Ed also said that Mike McCready wrote Inside Job here in Hawaii while eating a veggie burger at Duke's in Waikiki?? I also thought that Ed may have played You're True for the first time live that night? That's what it says on the web site. Ed said at the beginning of the second encore "He didn't know why, but he was going to attempt to play a uke song he had never played before." He forgot his book and had Ricky Ramone bring it out for him. He also said "This one's for Boat Kitty before he started plaing You're True." The acoustic uke vibes gave local islanders even more to cheer about.
When the band played Hawaii 78' the crowd exploded like I've never heard before. The next song played was Better Man. As the crowd finishes singing that, you can hear Ed say to the band "Just like in church." Blew my mind to hear a croud sing like that for the first time.
This show had as much, if not more emotion than any of the shows I've heard so far. Pj is all I listen too now. It will be hard to top that show for me. Man was I lucky. It changed my life in so many ways.
Since then I have seen Ed play with Jack Johnson at Kokua Fest, and I scored tickets to see Ed play solo in San Diego the final night. We used all our frequent flyer miles, and all the extra money we had to see Ed solo. It was worth every penny!
While Ed was great solo, I will never forget how special the Honolulu 06' show was. I just bought the poster from that show this week. I am hooked now. I will never miss a chance to see any member of pj perform again. Never!0 -
Good thing I chose to go to the 12/9 U2 show instead.
San Diego 10/25/00, Mountain View 6/1/03, Santa Barbara 10/28/03, Northwest School 3/18/05, San Diego 7/7/06, Los Angeles 7/9/06, 7/10/06, Honolulu (U2) 12/9/06, Santa Barbara (EV) 4/10/08, Los Angeles (EV) 4/12/08, Hartford 6/27/08, Mansfield 6/28/08, VH1 Rock Honors The Who 7/12/08, Seattle 9/21/09, Universal City 9/30/09, 10/1/09, 10/6/09, 10/7/09, San Diego 10/9/09, Los Angeles (EV) 7/8/11, Santa Barbara (EV) 7/9/11, Chicago 7/19/13, San Diego 11/21/13, Los Angeles 11/23/13, 11/24/13, Oakland 11/26/13, Chicago 8/22/16, Missoula 8/13/18, Boston 9/2/18, Los Angeles 2/25/22 (EV), San Diego 5/3/22, Los Angeles 5/6/22, 5/7/22, Imola 6/25/22, Los Angeles 5/21/24, Boston 9/15/24, Ohanafest 2025 (EV)0 -
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somethingaboutmary wrote:This was my first pj show ever! I got my seats on the Wednesday before the show, and it was on Saturday! It DID NOT even sell out??? I was born and rasied in Seattle for 36 years before I moved to Hawaii. I never really liked pj while I lived in Seattle. I guess all of the media hype of the Nirvana/grunge scene lost me, plus I was in this blues phase where that's all I listened to. I must have had my mouth open the entire show that night in Honolulu. This show made me feel reborn again like no other I had ever seen. I have heard the boot so many times I wouldn't even try to count.
Being able to actually buy the music from the show I attended made me remember more and more about that night, as I replay it over and over again. Hearing Boom talk to the crowd "Howzit? I love Hawaii", the bands donation of gig $ to Boom's local youth charity, and all the remarks about the islands gave local people here so much pride as well as a bond with the band. Boom's solo on Crazy Mary was the bomb, and Ed taking his wine bottle down, and passing it around, filling up peoples cups in the front row was so cool! I always wonder what his wine must taste like now? Oh, did I mention that Ed had the first row filled with pro surfers too? He dedicated Big Wave to his surfing buddies and all surfers that night.
Ed also said that Mike McCready wrote Inside Job here in Hawaii while eating a veggie burger at Duke's in Waikiki?? I also thought that Ed may have played You're True for the first time live that night? That's what it says on the web site. Ed said at the beginning of the second encore "He didn't know why, but he was going to attempt to play a uke song he had never played before." He forgot his book and had Ricky Ramone bring it out for him. He also said "This one's for Boat Kitty before he started plaing You're True." The acoustic uke vibes gave local islanders even more to cheer about.
When the band played Hawaii 78' the crowd exploded like I've never heard before. The next song played was Better Man. As the crowd finishes singing that, you can hear Ed say to the band "Just like in church." Blew my mind to hear a croud sing like that for the first time.
This show had as much, if not more emotion than any of the shows I've heard so far. Pj is all I listen too now. It will be hard to top that show for me. Man was I lucky. It changed my life in so many ways.
Since then I have seen Ed play with Jack Johnson at Kokua Fest, and I scored tickets to see Ed play solo in San Diego the final night. We used all our frequent flyer miles, and all the extra money we had to see Ed solo. It was worth every penny!
While Ed was great solo, I will never forget how special the Honolulu 06' show was. I just bought the poster from that show this week. I am hooked now. I will never miss a chance to see any member of pj perform again. Never!
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dont forget the b-day cake !!!!0 -
Just about one of the best posts I have read on here in a long time.somethingaboutmary wrote:This was my first pj show ever! I got my seats on the Wednesday before the show, and it was on Saturday! It DID NOT even sell out??? I was born and rasied in Seattle for 36 years before I moved to Hawaii. I never really liked pj while I lived in Seattle. I guess all of the media hype of the Nirvana/grunge scene lost me, plus I was in this blues phase where that's all I listened to. I must have had my mouth open the entire show that night in Honolulu. This show made me feel reborn again like no other I had ever seen. I have heard the boot so many times I wouldn't even try to count.
Being able to actually buy the music from the show I attended made me remember more and more about that night, as I replay it over and over again. Hearing Boom talk to the crowd "Howzit? I love Hawaii", the bands donation of gig $ to Boom's local youth charity, and all the remarks about the islands gave local people here so much pride as well as a bond with the band. Boom's solo on Crazy Mary was the bomb, and Ed taking his wine bottle down, and passing it around, filling up peoples cups in the front row was so cool! I always wonder what his wine must taste like now? Oh, did I mention that Ed had the first row filled with pro surfers too? He dedicated Big Wave to his surfing buddies and all surfers that night.
Ed also said that Mike McCready wrote Inside Job here in Hawaii while eating a veggie burger at Duke's in Waikiki?? I also thought that Ed may have played You're True for the first time live that night? That's what it says on the web site. Ed said at the beginning of the second encore "He didn't know why, but he was going to attempt to play a uke song he had never played before." He forgot his book and had Ricky Ramone bring it out for him. He also said "This one's for Boat Kitty before he started plaing You're True." The acoustic uke vibes gave local islanders even more to cheer about.
When the band played Hawaii 78' the crowd exploded like I've never heard before. The next song played was Better Man. As the crowd finishes singing that, you can hear Ed say to the band "Just like in church." Blew my mind to hear a croud sing like that for the first time.
This show had as much, if not more emotion than any of the shows I've heard so far. Pj is all I listen too now. It will be hard to top that show for me. Man was I lucky. It changed my life in so many ways.
Since then I have seen Ed play with Jack Johnson at Kokua Fest, and I scored tickets to see Ed play solo in San Diego the final night. We used all our frequent flyer miles, and all the extra money we had to see Ed solo. It was worth every penny!
While Ed was great solo, I will never forget how special the Honolulu 06' show was. I just bought the poster from that show this week. I am hooked now. I will never miss a chance to see any member of pj perform again. Never!
I too was at the show and it was one of best I have ever seen. I have over a 100 bootlegs and it seems I always have this one on.98: Barrie
00: Nawlins, Saratoga, Tor, Det, Phx
01: Bridge
03: Raleigh, Char, Buf, Det x2, Tor, Mont
05: T-Bay, Kit, Lon, Ham, Tor
06: Tor x2, Clev, Cin, Arnhem, Honolulu x2
07: Vic, Lolla, Tor(EV) Body of War
08: Van(EV) x2, Hart, Bos x2, Tor(EV) x2
09: Tor
10: Jazz Fest, Clev, Buf
11: Det(EV), Tor x2, Ham
12: FLL(EV)
13: Pit, Buf, Cal
14: Det, Den
15: NYC0 -
good stuff!Live Music Epiphanies - "I can feel your heart in your neck..."
'98 Great Woods 1 (9/15/98)
'00 Great Woods 1 (8/29/00)
'03 Great Woods 1, 2 & 3 (7/2/03, 7/3/03, *7/11/03*)
'04 Boston Garden 1 & 2 (9/28/04, 9/29/04)
'06 Boston Garden 1 & 2 (5/24/06, 5/25/06)
'08 Great Woods 1 & 2 (6/28/08, 6/30/08)
'10 Boston Garden (5/17/10)
'13 Wooostahhh 1 & 2 (10/15/13, 10/16/13)
'16 MSG 1 & Fenway 1 & 2
'18 Fenway 20 -
Oh man! How could I forget as Ed put it "These quiet dignified types..you just gotta put em' in the spotlight.. cause they deserve it!" "It was Matt Cameron's birthday a couple of days ago and all he got was this haircut." Ed jokes. "He's got seniority..He's the most distinguished and established musician in the group..again it's so important that He's apart of it." says Ed as he has us all sing Happy Birthday to Mr. Matt Cameron. After blowing out the candles, they both proceed to "Fly" this huge cake into the middle of the crowd! Ed asks "would you like some forks?" Just then someone throws a big handful of cake back on stage. The band gets a big laugh as they go into Smile. Incredible!
Thanks for helping me out. This is one boot that you absolutely must hear!0 -
Royals17 wrote:Just about one of the best posts I have read on here in a long time.
I too was at the show and it was one of best I have ever seen. I have over a 100 bootlegs and it seems I always have this one on.
Got that straight. Dis one's Da Kine Bra!!!!0 -
NY PJ1 wrote:oh and hawaii 78 is my favorite cover
They played Hawaii 78' so much on the radio here after that show. Each time it came on I'd crank it. People were talking about how Ed just nailed Iz's song. I read an interview with Ed before Kokua Fest by one of the local papers and he explained, "You hear that song playing form speakers in the trees as you do things like hike around here." It gave me chills hearing them play that song, all the while knowing just how special it is to local people here.0 -
I finally got the poster from my first show - Honolulu 06'. It was expensive, but I love it. I wish I would have know more about tne merch back then. Honolulu 06' was the show that morphed me into the Pearl Jam fan I am today. With the Honolulu 12-02-08 boot, the show was permanently etched in my mind!
Now I'm hooked on all the Hawaii posters.0
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