*** Cincinnati Fanviews 6/24 Here ***

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  • JoePJrocks
    JoePJrocks Posts: 24
    Where you at TAMBOURINE MAN ?!? Milton lost his legs last night - he must have been up Old Dirt Hill with Dave

    Anyhow.....Cincy fucking rocked, be glad they didn't do the suppossed 3rd encore b/c there would be one less PJ fan walking around (due to death) - they wore me out !!!!
  • Kentucky Shan
    Kentucky Shan Posts: 59
    JoePJrocks wrote:
    Anyhow.....Cincy fucking rocked, be glad they didn't do the suppossed 3rd encore b/c there would be one less PJ fan walking around (due to death) - they wore me out !!!!

    LOL...I was still recovering on Monday...I feel your pain!
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  • JLF
    JLF Posts: 10
    The Download is awesome. REALLY, REALLY awesome. AND....I believe he says Cincy was a "great, great crowd".
    Bummer, only one so far --> 6/24/06. It was the best though -- Cincy rocks!
    Add a second --> 6/14/08. Bonnaroooooo! Outstandingly and I was Lucky Enough to be There!
  • Kentucky Shan
    Kentucky Shan Posts: 59
    JLF wrote:
    The Download is awesome. REALLY, REALLY awesome. AND....I believe he says Cincy was a "great, great crowd".

    I think you're right...

    He also says something like Pittsburgh is like their third fav city, but cincy sang better than Pitt...

    I am loving the download...and the pics that were with it--UNBELIEVABLE!
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  • kdpjam
    kdpjam Posts: 2,303
    Kentucky Shan wrote:
    I think you're right...

    He also says something like Pittsburgh is like their third fav city, but cincy sang better than Pitt...

    I am loving the download...and the pics that were with it--UNBELIEVABLE!

    amen to that. this show sounds awesome.
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  • JoePJrocks
    JoePJrocks Posts: 24
    hey where is that fake fan who caught the tambourine -
    I got two letters for you -- NA.
  • Inside_Job_IN
    Inside_Job_IN Indiana Posts: 41
    Cincy was my first PJ show and it was everything I could hope for and so much more. I couldn't believe the energy of the band and the crowd and left wanting so much more. The women I went with turned me on to PJ about 3 months ago and I have to say "Thank You" one more time since it is because of her that I am now a PJ freak. Also enjoyed meeting so many other great fans, especially the two guys from Indy where Cincy was their 27th show, they were great to rock with.
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  • Heed
    Heed Posts: 1
    I'm friends with Robert Pollard and just wanted to thank you PJ fans for the good treatment at both shows. Had the opportunity to have a few beers with Eddie after the Cincy show and I must say, he is one of the most genuine people I've met. really nice guy.
    On PJ's setlist they had the last song listed 'Bobby O'Reilly'.
  • Thunderclap
    Thunderclap Lexington, KY Posts: 108
    Heed wrote:
    On PJ's setlist they had the last song listed 'Bobby O'Reilly'.

    nice ;)

    RP put on a good show man. Hopefully the band will call him for some shows next tour.
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  • samvb5
    samvb5 Posts: 16
    Thunderclap wrote:
    nice ;)

    RP put on a good show man. Hopefully the band will call him for some shows next tour.

    He did do a nice job! Plus....on the boot Eddie thanks Cincy, RP, and then I believe he says Dayton, since Mr. Pollard is from there. Always nice to get a little shot out for your city!!!!!
  • PJFan#1103
    PJFan#1103 Posts: 1
    edwho wrote:
    ~





    I think when critiquing Pittsburgh and Cincinnati set lists you have to remember what’s next for the band (and us) The Tom Petty shows. Maybe Pittsburgh and Cincinnati were a warm up for those shows. More hits, Less rarities, Shorter sets.

    Reading the Pittsburg Fanviews you’d think pandemonium prevailed all night in that crowd. Coming from Chicago (not bias) I agree with most those views. BUT I think Cincinnati fans were just more excited and were very much louder. If they had just known a little more cheering would have gotten them a third encore.

    In Cincinnati after the band finished playing Baba O’Riley (with the house lights on) they took their bows and left the stage. People starting leaving and nobody was cheering. Folks should have been screaming because the stage crew was setting up for another song. In Pittsburgh Mike and Jeff’s quitar techs were breaking stuff down during Yellow Ledbetter. In Cincinnati after Baba O’Riley they were still prepping guitars. But nobody was cheering so after a few minutes someone with a headset gave the kill sign and the race to St. Paul started.

    Cincinnati was so close to a THIRD FUCKING ENCORE. Royals17 and I could see a crew set list from our seats and Indifference was the last song listed.

    ~

    I have heard that US Bank Arena pulled the plug on them. And that's why the house lights were on during Baba O'Riley. I don't know.
  • behindtheeyes
    behindtheeyes Posts: 158
    PJFan#1103 wrote:
    I have heard that US Bank Arena pulled the plug on them. And that's why the house lights were on during Baba O'Riley. I don't know.

    Dang- if Baba had been played in the dark, I'm sure people would have gone nuts knowing that more was to come. Too Bad.

    Anyone else listening to the boot? Doesn't Ed sound too low? And I'm so irritated by the breaks between the songs. Crowd sounds awesome, though.
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  • JoePJrocks
    JoePJrocks Posts: 24
    Holy shit this boot freakin rocks - what a great show - they really did do a good job of inserting insane crowd noise (for those few, or maybe one guy, who had the audacity to say the crowd was lame)
  • Kentucky Shan
    Kentucky Shan Posts: 59
    behindtheeyes wrote:
    Doesn't Ed sound too low? And I'm so irritated by the breaks between the songs. Crowd sounds awesome, though.

    On the contrary, I was thinking that it sounded great. I know that the guitar and drop parts come through great as well. I love the boot...makes me want to do it all over again.

    I agree with you about the breaks...I would like it to flow a little better so it is like one smooth concert.

    But I'll tell you...I don't here the crowd singing, cheering, or getting into it at all ;-)

    They must have played to an empty arena :-)
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  • behindtheeyes
    behindtheeyes Posts: 158
    Kentucky Shan wrote:
    But I'll tell you...I don't here the crowd singing, cheering, or getting into it at all ;-)

    They must have played to an empty arena :-)

    Yeah- that's the best part of the boot, I think, is all that canned crowd noise. Wonder where they got the sound of all the clap-alongs....?
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  • Kentucky Shan
    Kentucky Shan Posts: 59
    behindtheeyes wrote:
    Yeah- that's the best part of the boot, I think, is all that canned crowd noise. Wonder where they got the sound of all the clap-alongs....?

    LOL...I do love the sing along in "Present Tense" when Ed asks "you want to try?"

    LOVE IT!
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  • StoneG82
    StoneG82 Posts: 806
    I'm sooo jealous that you guys got Baba with Bob.

    wow.
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  • Foxy Mop
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  • rollingstone423
    rollingstone423 Posts: 485
    Heed wrote:
    I'm friends with Robert Pollard and just wanted to thank you PJ fans for the good treatment at both shows. Had the opportunity to have a few beers with Eddie after the Cincy show and I must say, he is one of the most genuine people I've met. really nice guy.
    On PJ's setlist they had the last song listed 'Bobby O'Reilly'.
    the Love is Stronger than witchcraft nod by Eddie was sweet too- I missed the Pollard show here in NYC, so it was nice to see hime before PJ in Ohio.
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  • JLF
    JLF Posts: 10
    Did any of you see the Paste Magazine 100 Best Living Songwriters? Mr. Robert Pollard is number 78 on the list that is topped by Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen.

    Wow, I didn't think the concert could be any better but now I guess Paste Magazine has taken care of that.

    Congratulations Bob Pollard.

    http://www.pastemagazine.com/action/article?article_id=3003
    Bummer, only one so far --> 6/24/06. It was the best though -- Cincy rocks!
    Add a second --> 6/14/08. Bonnaroooooo! Outstandingly and I was Lucky Enough to be There!

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