*Pearl Jam ~ Slovenia*

Malo za zmeh:


And we just asked them if we could be part of their four-way marriage to get it up to eight. Any other men who wanna be out there in this legal, same-sex-marriage state - anybody else wanna be married to us? (a few cheers) Come on! Come on, boys, you get to fuck me... (pauses) Or, or then again, I get to fuck you...

He saw that girl with the sign and he asked the crowd "how do you spell my name?" So the crowd spelled it and then he said that he was only asking because there's a girl with a sign that spells e-d-d-y and that she should first learn to spell his name right and then maybe he'd sue her for sexual harrasment

"You know there's some little coquette up here who thinks she's
getting us excited by pulling her top up and showing me absolutely
nothing. Hey look guys ... look at my mosquito bites from this summer.
It's all fucking girls gone wild bullshit. If every girl who pulled
her top up educated herself and voted! And by the way, little lady,
I'm just not turned on by that little thing. I'm into much harder core
stuff. I actually like to shit on little girls heads just like you;
that's what turns me on."
Ed Vedder - 07/12/03 - Hersheypark Stadium: Hershey, PA

"Hey listen asshole, 1 more fucker throws a fuckin quarter out here and
we're outa here, I'm tellin ya...fucker! what the fuck you're blowin it for
fuckin everybody. Hit me with a fuckin quarter again and fuck it! I'm outa
here, we're all outa here. Fuck You! And if anyone sees someone throw fuckin
change right next to him, you have my permission to personally beat the
fuckin holy shit out of him, thank you very much! Fuckin Idiot! Ahh that
felt good thank you! State of love and trust! "

9/16/98 - Boston

"If you trust me at all, if you want to listen to me at all, which you
certainly don't have to. speaking from experience I can tell you that
things change. You can believe me, you don't have to. They probably
won't change unless you make them. The best way to change
something that's around you, something that you don't like, is to
change yourself. I don't think you want other people changing you,
I think the only person that can change you is yourself. So if you ain't
happy, if your reading magazines about generation x'ers and your
thinking, " yeah I'm one of them," well fuck that. Don't let anyone tell
you, who you are. Noh no! No one can tell me who I am. I can tell you
who I am but that would be a long story, I can tell you who I am
but it wouldn't fit in a rolling stone. it wouldn't fit in a video, it's
my life, it's your life. You're the only one who knows who you are. I hope
you know who you are. If you don't know who you are, figure it out,
'cause you are somebody. And I'm probably stating the obvious, but I just
thought I'd do it anyway. So if you feel like you have a piece of duct tape
on your mouth, if you feel like you can't speak. take it off, speak up, speak
your mind, shout it out, let em' here ya, shout it out! "

transcription of 9/29/96 porch speech

"So how many of you guys came out in limos? Its really great when
you're in a limo and you can put your head to the window and look
out at all the homeless people... Next time you're in a limo just
look out at all the people sleeping in the alleys, I just dare ya to
take a drink of that free alcohol.....This song is called Even Flow.."

Paladium '91 (not sure about the date)

"And now we have the microphone, and we have a platform for the last time in a long time, we happen to be home...I'm just going to say something that really didn't affect the show at all, mostly thanks to you for having such good energy... but we had a little frustrating period in the last two days dealing with the city, and even though this is a show where all the proceeds, every dollar that you spent, was going to a number of different organizations in the city, a few nationally, I think it's almost $500,000 in two days -- I'm guessing, but I think that's it.
And they -- I don't know if it's post WTO syndrome or something, but they're really paranoid in this city these days, and really overcompensating with security, and in fact if every one of you left right now, and only the security people here -- and no offense, I'm sure some of you are nice people -- there would be 270 people in yellow shirts. Which is a bigger crowd than most small bands get! It's bordering on ridiculous! And I think we feel the need publicly to say that that's usually a cost of maybe $6,000 for security; tonight, because the city was demanding this of us to have this show -- they were --" [stops] "It's insulting, because after what we went through in Denmark, the last thing we would open ourselves up to was some kind of unsafe situation! And for them to go overboard on us...and you want to ask, but when will you get some respect in this town? When will music get some respect in this fucking town??!
Let the kids go to teen dance shows, let them go to dance clubs, let them have an outlet! Look at this crowd tonight, they've been well behaved; I've been to a number of other things where people are well behaved. Give youth some responsibility, to be able to prove themselves, they handle themselves much better than people at -- Seahawks games, believe me.
So the cost of tonight - I don't know if it was tonight or over the two nights, it was $25,000 for the people in yellow shirts, and that's $25,000 that's not going to go to one, or a few of the groups that needed it. And I just feel like we needed to air that out so we can sleep well tonight and feel like we did a good job, and ask the city for some respect. So this song is dedicated to all those, there are some people here who are fighting with the Teen Dance Ordinance. Do it responsibly, give the kids some respect. This song's called 'The Kids Are Alright'."

06-11-2000 Key Arena, Seattle

""They want your parents to have to go with you to rock concerts, just in case some guy pulls out his penis or something. It's rock and roll. You should be able to, I should be able to show my penis. It's rock and roll."

That's from 08/18/98 - Breslin Student Events Center: East Lansing, MI.

"Tim Robbins had a set of these framed and put in his office — it struck me as a very powerful iconography. Of course some fans were disappointed it didn't spell our something more secretive in regards to the band — like the mystery name of Stone Gossard's dog — you know, something deeper." — Eddie Vedder

2003, ja mlad...

Hej stereotype, maš kakšen link do tega contesta?

A si že dobla immagine dvd? js ga še kar čakam in sestavljam en orng mail za tenclub

Jst tudi računam kej naredit. Sm mislu dvojni koncert v križankah...
Stereotype lahko tudi samo skeniraš ali pošlješ tiskano. Ni treba da je na računalniku narejeno.
Jst mam slike na računalniku shranjene jih bom spet uploadal.

Vedderman ta tvoj dvd nekam počasi roma, mogoče so ti ga pozneje poslali.

kje lahko najdem vse pj posterje od '90 pa do danes? rabim mal pogledat, ker se bova s kolegom spravla nardit enga za ta contest. vsi linki dobrodošli.

hvala za linke mine! knjigo pa kr nej majo tile tenclubovci, ni vredna $200, mah kje... še $50 ni vredna. pa če odštejem kolk mescov bi mogu čakat na tole.... ej a misliš, da jim je zmankal immagine dvd? ker ene par folka iz UK in irske tud tk kot js še vedno čakajo na dvd. js mislim, da jih je neki zjebal tele it 10C.

max 11" x 17" (28x43cm)

Ni znano, v Porch-u je nekaj threadov in nekaj ljudi je e-mail poslalo jim pa niso nič odgovorili

Turneja Kings of Leon


BTW: When Eddie went on some island to compose music for the "Pearl Jam"
album, the only music he listened is "Aha Shake Heartbreak" album from KOL. And
his favourite song from that album is this one.(slow nights, so long)