*** Amsterdam 2 Fanviews Here 6/17/14 ***

Awesome!

My Picks:

1. Pendulum
2. Hard to Imagine
3. Go
4. Lightning Bolt

justdimi said:

my photos of - Amsterdam II - 2014 -
Thanks for sharing, these are great. Can't save them? Would be a great Apple TV slidewhow.
https://flickr.com/photos/justdimi/sets/72157645277949373/

posted also some videos on youtube - www.justdimi.nl ( u will find button there to them )

enjoy

Still looking for an audience recording of this night

Thought the 1st night was great so just relaxed into this one wondering what they would pull out. Hard to Imagine is a great opener and was better than the previous time I saw it in Berlin. Slightly less rocking opening set but worked for me. I always love 'Last Exit' and hearing LTRP was a bonus as it is one of my favourites of the new record. 'Dissident' is one I can mark off the PJ bucket list - slightly surprised this isn't played more often.

All or None? They just keep on surprising us. Great version too. Enjoyed hearing the Mother cover too. Daughter is always great to here - I've always seen it as one of the core PJ songs if that makes sense. Nice rocking end that got me dancing along to RITFW again.

Thought the 1st night edged it but this was a hugely enjoyable night spent watching the show with fellow fans, some of whom I had just met. I hope to catch the boys in Holland again some day.

never enough..strong emotions

http://youtu.be/dw1b7jO8Uz4

PeArLgOoNeR said:

23scidoo said:

never enough..strong emotions

http://youtu.be/dw1b7jO8Uz4

I could look at Mike play all day long

3 highlights edited together:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43c83dCaoeE

AMSTERDAM 2 was again the better show.
What a night, wat a setlist.
Nice upfront with some little mexican girls before me on Mike's side.
I'm one of the view Dutch people who isn't above the 6 foot line..

buck502000 said:

My wife and 9-year old daughter made the trip from Ireland to Amsterdam for both shows this week. Before we left on Saturday, my wife received a call from her parents informing her that her Grandpa was not "doing well" and would probably not "last long". So needless to say, he was in our minds and hearts on Monday night. Especially when Pearl Jam then proceed to play Sirens, Light Years and Comeback. All of which resonate as truly emotional songs. We left Monday night happy and fortunate to be "in the house" with PJ. After a much needed rest, we then made our way to the Ziggo dome for night two. While waiting for the band to come out, my wife was casually glancing at her phone to pass the time when she says, "hey Justin, look", (points to phone screen) It was an email from her sister in the US that simply stated, "Grandpa is gone." Meanwhile, my little inquisitive daughter who is wedged between us, asks, "What, what, what's going on, what are you guys looking at"? Between her mother's teared up eyes and my concerned look, she knew something was wrong, my wife and I both said, "Old Guy has passed away". So there we were, at a sold out show 5000 miles away from where we were born, all crying before the boys even come out. There are two ways this could have turned out, good or bad. We collectively as a family pulled together to have a fantastic time. The bands energy and raw emotion failed to let us feel any other way. And to be honest, I can't remember a better show from PJ. When they played Sirens and Just Breathe we all looked at each other and knew who words were for. They even played the mother-daughter-father trilogy. It blew my mind. In conclusion, I want to thank Pearl Jam for helping our family through this most difficult time. It's Hard to Imagine - but thank you so much.

what an experience for you and your loved ones. I'm welling up reading about this. good for you for enjoying the show for "The old guy".