Would Eddie ever do this again?

NYbenben

That is great... the first time i saw Pearl Jam was in '92 at the Limelight in NYC... the Limelight used to be a church that they converted into a theater... I remember Eddie climbing the speakers onto the outside of the balcony... making his way from one end to the other and then jumping into the crowd...

it was a fantastic moment!!

writersu

Pegasus wrote:

oh he does climb...went pretty damn high in Zagreb last year! (seen the Pistoia climb?..about double that..the missus not being at that one probably being the reason )

I have to watch the clip again..........Imagine, that is because I missed the climb part. good to know that he can still climb; I hate it when people our age get old, crickety, stiff and refuse to have fun any longer as they trade it off for "grown up" , (which is a great place to dream about when you're a kid but too often it's more like the Wizard of Oz and behind the curtain is.........poof!.......nothing..........).

anyhoo...........

the missus? not that it makes much of a difference but did we miss the wedding? I thought they were happily cohabitating with their daughter....
I thought he joined the rest of us who think marriage is a great institution ...if you like those places.......club.

Ms. Haiku

writersu wrote:

I hate it when people our age get old, crickety, stiff and refuse to have fun any longer as they trade it off for "grown up" , (which is a great place to dream about when you're a kid but too often it's more like the Wizard of Oz and behind the curtain is.........poof!.......nothing..........).

I'm joining the ranks of the middle-aged this year, and I think those that had fun younger have fun older (unless they hurt themselves having too much fun.) The more I age the more I think that we don't get crickety, stiff, and refuse to have fun. We just expand . . .

hahahahahahahaha

I just made myself laugh.

Luckily, my main routes to have fun younger were through needlepoint, running, road trips and READING. I haven't changed much in that respect over time. I must be young at heart

Pegasus

writersu wrote:

I have to watch the clip again..........Imagine, that is because I missed the climb part. good to know that he can still climb; I hate it when people our age get old, crickety, stiff and refuse to have fun any longer as they trade it off for "grown up" , (which is a great place to dream about when you're a kid but too often it's more like the Wizard of Oz and behind the curtain is.........poof!.......nothing..........).

anyhoo...........

the missus? not that it makes much of a difference but did we miss the wedding? I thought they were happily cohabitating with their daughter....
I thought he joined the rest of us who think marriage is a great institution ...if you like those places.......club.

I don't care they're actually married or not, they got a kid, it's as.. can't divorce from that one..

writersu

Ms. Haiku wrote:

I'm joining the ranks of the middle-aged this year, and I think those that had fun younger have fun older (unless they hurt themselves having too much fun.) The more I age the more I think that we don't get crickety, stiff, and refuse to have fun. We just expand . . .

hahahahahahahaha

I just made myself laugh.

Luckily, my main routes to have fun younger were through needlepoint, running, road trips and READING. I haven't changed much in that respect over time. I must be young at heart

Yes, I agree. I am middle aged I guess you could say, but other than a few things that I can change with attitude and some life adjustments I also think it's a bit better than when I was young. But that is only because I have learned some great lessons. I am glad that I did all I did but regret the times I let others make me feel like crap about it. Other than that, life has been good and hopefully will only get better.

and I am set on fighting rickety....

writersu

Pegasus wrote:

I don't care they're actually married or not, they got a kid, it's as.. can't divorce from that one..

Yeah, I was just curious about the nuptials............

xkevvx

PJamGrunge10 wrote:

Those are lame.




But anyways, I doubt Eddie would actually dive into the crowd again, but he might climb stuff.

What's lame, a hardcore show?????

writersu

wasn't there another dive on a video of theirs where Eddie dives and has more success at the crowd actually holding him up?

help me on the details, fellow fans..........

vital5

Spinbrett wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wq6VeeYZQY&feature=related

The man sure can entertain!

he wanted to go again straight away!... like a little kid on a ride!

AiCPearlJamWeen

Strangest Tribe wrote:

He got banned at the Riverport Ampitheater in St Louis after climbing the rafters during the lollapalooza II tour. But I believe it was about the most awesome thing I have ever seen at a concert. That and Issac Brock losing his shit and stabbing himself in the chest repeatedly.

You were at that Modest Mouse show? I would have been a bit uncomfortable.

fractus

Sweet, I have never seen that before. There is no way he would ever do this again. Besides half the people that close to the stage, these days, just stand there and wouldnt catch him. I dont get that but I have seen it many times.