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SOLAT319 wrote:

I like the idea of being able to play four nights in one place and not playing the same song twice.

As if the rumored 3 Nights at the Spectrum wasn't enough...no repeats would be unreal.

Mr Derp wrote:

SOLAT319 wrote:

I like the idea of being able to play four nights in one place and not playing the same song twice.

As if the rumored 3 Nights at the Spectrum wasn't enough...no repeats would be unreal.

certain songs they will always play multiple times- even in the same city- Even Flow, Jeremy, Alive, ect...

Lostdogsinthegarden wrote:

16 tracks on the new album would be accepted "with arms wide open."

somewhere scott stapp is still being a dildo

SOLAT319 wrote:

The following is from a friend who is not a Ten C member, so here it goes:

bdgavin wrote:

Can you post this on the Porch, because I'm not a 10 Club Member and can't do it. I read an interview where Ed implies they'll have 16 new songs to play from the new record. It was Chart Attack Part 3:

EV: We don't like to do the same kind of set twice so it always changes. In our first year and a half, we had about 14 songs to choose from, if that. Now, it's about 114. By the end of this record, it will be 130. I like the idea of being able to play four nights in one place and not playing the same song twice.

pearl jam's new record, 2 disc set?

LukinFan wrote:

allstar340 wrote:

soonerdead wrote:

somewhere scott stapp is still being a dildo

Reunion tour soon!!!!

seriously?

allstar340 wrote:

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=116365

the porn star is back on the road? :shock:
who's sponsoring this tour? vivid videos?

So who want's to come up w/ a 4 night setlist wishlist.

This is why I was a little disappointed with the three SF shows in 2006. They were great shows, don't get me wrong, but I'm know there were a lot of people like me who went to all three. I'm not saying they had to play "Goat" or some other super rare song. But all three nights they played: Even Flow, Alive, Life Wasted, Severed Hand, World Wide Suicide, Wasted Reprise, Yellow Ledbetter). I think it would have been nice to throw in Wishlist, Elderly Woman, Black, etc.

Again they were great shows (the first show was my favorite concert I've ever been to), that's my only complaint mainly stemming from the fact I have seen them now eight times going back to 1993 and I still have not seen them perform Black. I thought for certain I would get it seeing them three nights in one city.

why is that person not a 10C member?

Ok.... so here is a list of the most commonly played Pearl Jam songs at a show. I have three %'s. First is % of times played since album, then % out of ALL shows (so a song like WWS which is played almost at every show is only at 13% of total shows. And finally the most important one IMO, % since 1st played. This shows how often the boys play a song since its been in rotation. Now with all that said I don't think I updated this for the last East Coast mini tour, so some of the Avocado songs might be inflated.

Song (% since album) % Total Shows % since 1st Played

World Wide Suicide - (91%) 13% 93.5
Severed Hand - (83%) 11% 84.9
Do The Evolution - (84%) 44% 83.7
Corduroy - (83%) 53% 79.6
Even Flow - (85%) 85% 79.1
Given To Fly - (76%) 39% 75.2
Life Wasted - (69%) 10% 71
Daughter - (75%) 53% 70
Alive - (74%) 74% 69.1
Better Man - (77%) 49% 65.2
Rear View Mirror - (64%) 46% 61.5
Save You - (58%) 19% 59.6
Animal - (62%) 44% 59.1
Jeremy - (57%) 57% 55
Black - (58%) 58% 54
Porch - (55%) 55% 51.6
Elderly Woman - (54%) 38% 51.3

P.S. I can't remember, but some of the Ten songs probably suffered because there was incomplete data, or no data, from some of the shows from 1991 to 1994ish, so they perhaps should be higher? Don't remember if I adjusted for this. :?