Santa Barbara 2003. Best set list..ever.

Hard to argue....

Love listening to this show but I'm thinking the Wrigley show is going to be like the complete opposite. Lots of radio hits and few rarities. I won't mind either way.

ItIsAllAboutPJ wrote:

Foriginal Sin wrote:

Love listening to this show but I'm thinking the Wrigley show is going to be like the complete opposite. Lots of radio hits and few rarities. I won't mind either way.

Great avatar...how did you get that shot?
I can't help but be a little envious of "an evening with PJ".
I wish I could afford to go and I'm hoping for an awesome boot from this show.
Hanging all day in a Chicago baseball field in July doesn't sound too fun but I'd be will to do it. :?
Cheers to the luck ones....

Eddie used to play in Mesa with the Cubbies, until last year when he messed up his arm causing the tour cancelation. Chris Chelios was there as well and really messed up his knee, I wonder if that was why he was included in the Eddie Vedder stage-bill as retiring during the solo tour. Anyway he was behind the fence after the game, my wife asked if she could take a photo with him in the background, he said no and sent his bodyguard to escort us on the field and take photos. Chatted with him for about 3 minutes about the upcoming solo tour, it was all surreal. P.S. my son's wearing a PJ Stickman onesie.

Foriginal Sin wrote:

ItIsAllAboutPJ wrote:

Foriginal Sin wrote:

Love listening to this show but I'm thinking the Wrigley show is going to be like the complete opposite. Lots of radio hits and few rarities. I won't mind either way.

Great avatar...how did you get that shot?
I can't help but be a little envious of "an evening with PJ".
I wish I could afford to go and I'm hoping for an awesome boot from this show.
Hanging all day in a Chicago baseball field in July doesn't sound too fun but I'd be will to do it. :?
Cheers to the luck ones....

Eddie used to play in Mesa with the Cubbies, until last year when he messed up his arm causing the tour cancelation. Chris Chelios was there as well and really messed up his knee, I wonder if that was why he was included in the Eddie Vedder stage-bill as retiring during the solo tour. Anyway he was behind the fence after the game, my wife asked if she could take a photo with him in the background, he said no and sent his bodyguard to escort us on the field and take photos. Chatted with him for about 3 minutes about the upcoming solo tour, it was all surreal. P.S. my son's wearing a PJ Stickman onesie.

That is a terrific story.....what a great moment in your life!!

WhyNotSweden wrote:

Last time Pearl Jam had "A night with pearl Jam" the setlist was this:



Acoustic:
I Believe In Miracles
Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town
Off He Goes
Low Light
Man Of The Hour
I Am Mine
Crazy Mary
Black

Non acoustic below:
Hard To Imagine
Given To Fly
Last Exit
Save You
Do The Evolution
Alone
Sad
Even Flow
Not For You
Corduroy
Dissident
MFC
Undone
Daughter
In My Tree
State Of Love And Trust
Alive
Porch

Encore:
Love Boat Captain
Insignificance
Better Man
Rearviewmirror

Encore 2:
I Won't Back Down
Last Kiss
Crown of Thorns
Blood

Encore 3:
Yellow Ledbetter
Baba O'Riley

Gorge 2005 was "A night with Pearl Jam", what to expect this time? Who knows, show start in London 7:30 pm and Chicago 7:00 pm. No opening band, it's "a night with pearl Jam".

oulala...

2005 setlist in philly is comparable. Tough to beat the acoustic aspect of sb though.

Fun Facts about the Santa Barbara Show.

1. I was there.
2. There weren't that many Ten Club fans in attendance.
3. There were extra tickets all over the place.
4. People were just dropping their extras at the entrance and the ground was covered with them.
5. The crowd was so-so, as they always are at the Santa Barbara bowl. Half to three quarters of the crowd is from Santa Barbara and just show up to get smashed. They don't care much about the band that is playing, and probably rolled their eyes when Nothing as it Seems was played.
6. That evening with Pearl Jam had Jack Irons on drums for a couple of the Yield favorites.
7. Jack Johnson came out as did John Fruciante.
8. It was fucking awesome.

I'm pretty sure the fans will be a lot better at Wrigley.

9. I really hope they play a similar type of set in Chicago as they did at Santa Barbara.
10. 25 minutes to go was great.

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Wilds wrote:

10. 25 minutes to go was great.

i have to admit i dont like this song,but really i read so many people when they mention it that is great or love them,so im really curious to see it live

It's a lot of fun live.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxvR7ZUjaJk

Written by Shel Silverstein - He of the famous Giving Tree and Where the Sidewalk ends. And he wrote A Boy Named Sue, and Cover of a Rolling Stone.

Talented guy.

WhyNotSweden wrote:

Last time Pearl Jam had "A night with pearl Jam" the setlist was this:



Acoustic:
I Believe In Miracles
Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town
Off He Goes
Low Light
Man Of The Hour
I Am Mine
Crazy Mary
Black

Non acoustic below:
Hard To Imagine
Given To Fly
Last Exit
Save You
Do The Evolution
Alone
Sad
Even Flow
Not For You
Corduroy
Dissident
MFC
Undone
Daughter
In My Tree
State Of Love And Trust
Alive
Porch

Encore:
Love Boat Captain
Insignificance
Better Man
Rearviewmirror

Encore 2:
I Won't Back Down
Last Kiss
Crown of Thorns
Blood

Encore 3:
Yellow Ledbetter
Baba O'Riley

Gorge 2005 was "A night with Pearl Jam", what to expect this time? Who knows, show start in London 7:30 pm and Chicago 7:00 pm. No opening band, it's "a night with pearl Jam".

Now THAT'S a setlist 8-)

It was an amazing show that I count myself lucky to have attended.

It was probably the last time I will ever have to stand in line for tickets since they stopped online sales due to the Beny show selling out to scalpers. I think it's the last time I ever went to a mall also since that is where the ticketmaster outlet was.

I never thought I would see a TOTD reunion. I remember Ed and Chris going to the side stage to smoke a joint while Mike went off on Reach Down. 8-)

I never, ever thought I would ever see three TOTD reunions.