My thoughts and feelings about last nite's Mlwaukee show.

patrickredeyes
patrickredeyes Posts: 8,834
edited August 2008 in The Porch
I so looked forward to this show and am getting alittle upset by all the Milwaukee bashing. Were not all loud mouth drunks that act like assholes at concerts. All over this world there are some bad apples that can ruin a great moment.

For the most part the yelling didn't bug me. I enjoyed the show so much. But when Ed slammed the mic down I knew it was bad. I feel so awful for those that came from out of state for this show. I'm embarrassed how Milwaukee is being judged. Maybe it's cause I'm tired from yesterday that I feel a little emotional.

It actually brings tears to my eyes that PJ or Ed maybe won't ever play Wisconsin again because of last nite. Many Milwaukee people that I know that went to the show are so sorry for what happened. Like I said I'm very drained of energy today. Thank goodness I called the rest of the day off from work.

I'm so sorry and upset about last nite and how this is making my hometown look. I've traveled all over this world and back. I miss many cities I've been too and look forward to going back to many of them. BUT I'M DAM PROUD TO CALL MILWAUKEE MY HOMETOWN.

Peace
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  • Ryan_WFC
    Ryan_WFC Posts: 1,353
    Don't sweat it -- I highly doubt this would keep PJ from coming back. Their show is way different than Eddie's...

    For people who went to multiple shows, was last night's really that much worse with regard to yellers?
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  • Hard2IMAGINE2007VIC
    Hard2IMAGINE2007VIC Posts: 638
    patrickredeyes wrote:
    But when Ed slammed the mic down I knew it was bad.

    When and why did Ed slam the mic down in Milwaukee?
  • maak
    maak Posts: 58
    I'm from illinois and i love everything about wisconsin, if my girlfriend would agree I would move to wisconsin in a minute. I would choose seeing pearl jam in wisconsin over seeing them in illinois every time. So Patrick Milwaukee is a great place dont feel bad because some morons wanted to ruin an otherwise unbelieveable show.
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  • Indifference
    Indifference Posts: 2,784
    Scratch Alpine Valley off the 09 tour dates......

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  • gobrowns19
    gobrowns19 Posts: 1,447
    It happens everywhere. Don't feel bad about your hometown, I personally feel more bad for Ed, he wants to do this solo thing and have it be respectable but a few assholes spoil it for everyone.
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  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    don't worry about it pat....it's getting toward the end of the tour and i think ed is just frustrated...you would think by now people would know to shut the fuck up....especially when the artist tells you so

    hope the show was great otherwise :)
  • patrickredeyes
    patrickredeyes Posts: 8,834
    Hard2IMAGINE2007VIC wrote:
    When and why did Ed slam the mic down in Milwaukee?


    If your busting me on my spelling ok it's called a microphone. :D

    He did it after Hard Sun and walked off stage not with a smile on his face thats for sure. My friend that hasn't seen a PJ show since 1998 even leaned over and said. ''that's not good''.
    Indifference wrote:
    Scratch Alpine Valley off the 09 tour dates......

    I wouldn't doubt if he burned that shirt that got up on stage. :(

    Well at least the last show at alpine was a good one. Thank goodness for the bootleg. :)
  • pjsteelerfan
    pjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,905
    patrickredeyes wrote:
    I so looked forward to this show and am getting alittle upset by all the Milwaukee bashing. Were not all loud mouth drunks that act like assholes at concerts. All over this world there are some bad apples that can ruin a great moment.

    For the most part the yelling didn't bug me. I enjoyed the show so much. But when Ed slammed the mic down I knew it was bad. I feel so awful for those that came from out of state for this show. I'm embarrassed how Milwaukee is being judged. Maybe it's cause I'm tired from yesterday that I feel a little emotional.

    It actually brings tears to my eyes that PJ or Ed maybe won't ever play Wisconsin again because of last nite. Many Milwaukee people that I know that went to the show are so sorry for what happened. Like I said I'm very drained of energy today. Thank goodness I called the rest of the day off from work.

    I'm so sorry and upset about last nite and how this is making my hometown look. I've traveled all over this world and back. I miss many cities I've been too and look forward to going back to many of them. BUT I'M DAM PROUD TO CALL MILWAUKEE MY HOMETOWN.

    Peace

    It is not the city of Milwaukee's fault, there were a ton of Assholes at DC1 and I am sure some of them were from out of town just as I am sure some of them were form the DC area. And I drank a lot of Milwaukee's best in high school and college.
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  • jjcapomartino
    jjcapomartino Posts: 3
    I really appreciate your thoughts. I really looked forward to this show and was excited that Ed decided to put Milwaukee on the schedule. Although the excessive chattering and shouting of several "overly excited" members of the crowd was a real bummer, I left the venue with the belief that although he was frustrated Eddie left the majority of the crowd feeling as though they witnessed a musician/icon taking chances and delivering a performance layered with nuance. Today, I am also trying to remember that whenever someone is willing to take risks not everyone else is ready for the ride.
  • ovechkin8
    ovechkin8 Posts: 491
    after eddie slammed the mic down, a big beer can should've landed on him.


    men should act like men.





    .......couldn't help it
  • HollisBrown
    HollisBrown Posts: 4,325
    The dude was probably drunk since the Packers traded Favre to the Jets.
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  • Indifference
    Indifference Posts: 2,784
    pjsteelerfan wrote:
    It is not the city of Milwaukee's fault, there were a ton of Assholes at DC1 and I am sure some of them were from out of town just as I am sure some of them were form the DC area. And I drank a lot of Milwaukee's best in high school and college.

    DC1 was bad but at no time was ED pissed off the way last night sounded or by reading the review of the show.

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  • pjsteelerfan
    pjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,905
    Indifference wrote:
    DC1 was bad but at no time was ED pissed off the way last night sounded or by reading the review of the show.

    I don't think so either.
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  • Kingmidget
    Kingmidget Posts: 628
    Indifference wrote:
    Scratch Alpine Valley off the 09 tour dates......


    WRONG....

    Ed and the band love Alpine, plus Ed's smart enough to know this does not reflect on WISCONSIN. Even if he did I meet as many FIBS there as WI folks.

    They'll be back. Maybe not solo Ed..although I'm not sure if that will occur anywhere for some time after the end of this tour.

    I share you're emotions Patrick...its why we waited outside the bus well into the evening after Ed dashed out....hoping to thank him

    Milwaukee is an incredible city and you can be damn proud to call it you're hometown! :)

    Great job yesterday and I also enjoyed the show....to bad it kind of "climaxed" negatively.
  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 32,101
    whao how many solo shows has he done ??? and assholes still yell shit out to him that to me is beyond embarrasment .It also proves that there are assholes on both coast probably more here in the northeast . I did not attend any vedder solo gigs at all don't think i ever will .
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  • Kingmidget
    Kingmidget Posts: 628
    ovechkin8 wrote:
    after eddie slammed the mic down, a big beer can should've landed on him.


    men should act like men.





    .......couldn't help it

    Try to "help it" next time..."men should act like men"..... bright one there
  • Igivesuchgoodparadym
    Igivesuchgoodparadym Posts: 924
    He may have learned of Leroi Moore's passing and wanted off stage.
    model role model
  • PJBuckeye
    PJBuckeye Posts: 1,102
    ovechkin8 wrote:
    after eddie slammed the mic down, a big beer can should've landed on him.


    men should act like men.





    .......couldn't help it

    lol
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  • PissBottleMan
    PissBottleMan Union City, TN Posts: 4,155
    Game Show Host wrote:
    I highly doubt this would keep PJ from coming back.

    Tell that to the folks in Uniondale. ;)

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  • ovechkin8
    ovechkin8 Posts: 491
    Kingmidget wrote:
    Try to "help it" next time..."men should act like men"..... bright one there


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    get off your high horse, you pansy.

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