*** Sea.Hear.Now Festival Fanviews Here 9/18/21 ***

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  • OnWis97
    OnWis97 St. Paul, MN Posts: 5,701
    cp3iverson said:
    URthekey said:
    I thought the new music sounded great! Would have liked less of a ‘greatest hits’ set but Present Tense was really moving and I always love to hear Red Mosquito. I was thrilled just being in a crowd of dancing people rocking out again! My only complaint- The show felt very short, PJ’s set went to quick! 
    Otherwise perfect weather, good food, good friends.


    I didn’t really see it as a greatest hits set.  Half of the set was Gigaton and two No Code tunes.  
    Kind of a combo. Made sure to get enough hits but also pleased the hard core base.
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  • heartofadog
    heartofadog Portland, OR Posts: 357
    As someone who did not watch the stream and just kept track via the setlist thread here/some Twitter posts, did Klinghoffer play guitar and keys or just guitar? Was Boom there as well, looks like his rig on stage where it usually is but I've seen no mention of him or any photos. If Boom's not out with them it makes perfect sense to have Josh in the sort of Scott Thurston Heartbreakers role but if Boom is out with them that means they're a four-guitar band for the songs when Ed's playing too, which seems like overkill maybe. Anyone who was there have any thoughts about how the addition of Josh changed the sound/arrangements?
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  • misterbean
    misterbean Posts: 16
    Lots of opinions on DOTC as the opener. Was the number one song my wife wanted to hear and you know, happy wife/happy life, so I was cool with it.
  • misterbean
    misterbean Posts: 16
    heartofadog said:
    As someone who did not watch the stream and just kept track via the setlist thread here/some Twitter posts, did Klinghoffer play guitar and keys or just guitar? Was Boom there as well, looks like his rig on stage where it usually is but I've seen no mention of him or any photos. If Boom's not out with them it makes perfect sense to have Josh in the sort of Scott Thurston Heartbreakers role but if Boom is out with them that means they're a four-guitar band for the songs when Ed's playing too, which seems like overkill maybe. Anyone who was there have any thoughts about how the addition of Josh changed the sound/arrangements?
    Boom was there. Josh played guitar on RITFW for sure...other songs, not sure. 
  • OceansJenny
    OceansJenny Manhattan, NY Posts: 3,411
    edited September 2021
    steven87 said:
    Here are a few pics from where I was standing:
    Awesome!! Looks like it was worth it to me!
    Post edited by OceansJenny on
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  • OceansJenny
    OceansJenny Manhattan, NY Posts: 3,411
    heartofadog said:
    As someone who did not watch the stream and just kept track via the setlist thread here/some Twitter posts, did Klinghoffer play guitar and keys or just guitar? Was Boom there as well, looks like his rig on stage where it usually is but I've seen no mention of him or any photos. If Boom's not out with them it makes perfect sense to have Josh in the sort of Scott Thurston Heartbreakers role but if Boom is out with them that means they're a four-guitar band for the songs when Ed's playing too, which seems like overkill maybe. Anyone who was there have any thoughts about how the addition of Josh changed the sound/arrangements?
    Here’s Boom

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  • Sobelberg8
    Sobelberg8 Posts: 1,005

    Easily my favorite photo I took of the night
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  • OceansJenny
    OceansJenny Manhattan, NY Posts: 3,411
    Great shot!!
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  • jdesantis1983
    jdesantis1983 Posts: 411
    nicknyr15 said:
    Wasn’t there. Watched a stream but I have to ask… 7:00 at number 3 seemed to completely kill any energy that QE built. Did it feel that way?And all the all the older songs were 100% played at their normal tempo. It was very consciously done, I heard the tempo slow down when they started getting too fast. I’m also pretty sure I saw EV turn to MC and make a slow down gesture. Can’t remember which song though. I’m not a fan of Gigaton but they were obviously very excited to play the new ones. I think the setlist audibles were better to keep the crowd engaged. 
    Agree, 3 GIgaton songs in a row to open the show seemed to dull the crowd down a bit, it was a festival crowd that had been there all day. Corduroy got the energy back up. Sad about missing Light Years, would’ve traded that for any of the Gigaton songs, but loved all the older stuff they played and most of the new songs sounded great. Red Mosquito is one of my favorites and I’d never seen it before so that, Present Tense, and Ed playing My City of Ruins in Asbury (Bruce repurposed it for NYC after 9/11 but originally wrote it years before about Asbury) alone made it worth it. Really felt like mostly a PJ crowd there, I only wish they could have played longer, but they were scheduled to be done at 10:30, so I’m glad we got to see a full 2 hour show, considering it was their first in over 3 years plus the energy, I’m sure everyone was wiped. I thought the layout of the festival worked nicely, great vibe and though the sand isn’t easy on the feet, legs and back after a while, still amazing to see your favorite band on the beach with some beautiful weather. 

    Side note: Does anyone know if any of the band showed up to play at any of the after shows at Stone Pony, Wonder Bar, etc?
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  • Ledbetterman10
    Ledbetterman10 Posts: 17,016
    Great show. I thought the venue was cool as hell with the ocean on the right. The whole set up of the entire festival was cool. I thought the band sounded terrific. When Mike was soloing at the end of Quick Escape, I just thought about how great it was to be at a live show again. A few random thoughts....

    I thought the Gigaton songs I like (DOTC, SBWM, Quick Escape) were great and the others, while I'm not that into them, were definitely played well and sounded good. Would've gone with SBWM over 7 o'clock in that third spot though. 

    Anyone else think Even Flow was played much slower than usual? More resembling the album cut? I liked it. 

    Eddie needs to stop blathering on and on between songs. During that rambling Bruce Springsteen DWI thing, I thought "Well that could've been Spin The Black Circle or something."
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  • nicknyr15
    nicknyr15 Posts: 9,453
    Ledbetterman10 said:
    Great show. I thought the venue was cool as hell with the ocean on the right. The whole set up of the entire festival was cool. I thought the band sounded terrific. When Mike was soloing at the end of Quick Escape, I just thought about how great it was to be at a live show again. A few random thoughts....

    I thought the Gigaton songs I like (DOTC, SBWM, Quick Escape) were great and the others, while I'm not that into them, were definitely played well and sounded good. Would've gone with SBWM over 7 o'clock in that third spot though. 

    Anyone else think Even Flow was played much slower than usual? More resembling the album cut? I liked it. 

    Eddie needs to stop blathering on and on between songs. During that rambling Bruce Springsteen DWI thing, I thought "Well that could've been Spin The Black Circle or something."
    All older songs were 100% played closer to album tempo last night and it seemed like a very conscious decision. Matt played songs slightly differently to accommodate the tempo, including some of his fills. 
  • Ledbetterman10
    Ledbetterman10 Posts: 17,016
    nicknyr15 said:
    Ledbetterman10 said:
    Great show. I thought the venue was cool as hell with the ocean on the right. The whole set up of the entire festival was cool. I thought the band sounded terrific. When Mike was soloing at the end of Quick Escape, I just thought about how great it was to be at a live show again. A few random thoughts....

    I thought the Gigaton songs I like (DOTC, SBWM, Quick Escape) were great and the others, while I'm not that into them, were definitely played well and sounded good. Would've gone with SBWM over 7 o'clock in that third spot though. 

    Anyone else think Even Flow was played much slower than usual? More resembling the album cut? I liked it. 

    Eddie needs to stop blathering on and on between songs. During that rambling Bruce Springsteen DWI thing, I thought "Well that could've been Spin The Black Circle or something."
    All older songs were 100% played closer to album tempo last night and it seemed like a very conscious decision. Matt played songs slightly differently to accommodate the tempo, including some of his fills. 
    Yeah now that you mention it, I kinda noticed it during Alive too. But it was very noticeable during Even Flow. Didn't really notice it with other older songs though. 
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  • RiotZact
    RiotZact Posts: 6,298
    nicknyr15 said:
    Ledbetterman10 said:
    Great show. I thought the venue was cool as hell with the ocean on the right. The whole set up of the entire festival was cool. I thought the band sounded terrific. When Mike was soloing at the end of Quick Escape, I just thought about how great it was to be at a live show again. A few random thoughts....

    I thought the Gigaton songs I like (DOTC, SBWM, Quick Escape) were great and the others, while I'm not that into them, were definitely played well and sounded good. Would've gone with SBWM over 7 o'clock in that third spot though. 

    Anyone else think Even Flow was played much slower than usual? More resembling the album cut? I liked it. 

    Eddie needs to stop blathering on and on between songs. During that rambling Bruce Springsteen DWI thing, I thought "Well that could've been Spin The Black Circle or something."
    All older songs were 100% played closer to album tempo last night and it seemed like a very conscious decision. Matt played songs slightly differently to accommodate the tempo, including some of his fills. 
    Yeah I noticed this as well. They played for over 2 hours and only played 20 songs. Even with Eddie talking more than usual and a few extended tags, 2 hours and 6 minutes should be closer to 22 or 23 songs by their usual standard.

    This is something I’ve argued with myself about in the past. More songs, or songs played at the tempo they’re supposed to be? It’s kind of a catch 22. In the past I’ve leaned more toward more songs, but I would understand the decision either way. 
  • aurynsdad
    aurynsdad Posts: 863
    I'll take correct tempo every time. I wonder if this is part of why Josh Klinghoffer is there.
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  • aurynsdad
    aurynsdad Posts: 863
    Not being mentioned but I feel it has to be said- that was one of the best live performances of Present Tense, and much closer to what is actually on the album than how they often play it.
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  • AN126064
    AN126064 Earth Posts: 64
    For your enjoyment the Asbury Park Press’ article on the set 
    https://www.app.com/story/entertainment/music/2021/09/19/pearl-jam-asbury-park-sea-hear-now-festival-nj/8409808002/
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  • rhcpjam1029
    rhcpjam1029 Posts: 1,982
    Still on cloud nine from that show...second shortest set I've seen, but definitely in my top three!  The energy was off the charts from the entire band.  "Quick Escape" stood out the most for me from the Gigaton songs.  Jeff's bass was grooving.  Loved the shorter "Better Man."  "My City of Ruins" was a beautiful moment.  Obviously wished they could've played longer, but it was an incredible show!  
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  • steven87
    steven87 Posts: 1,740
    Sobelberg8 said:

    Easily my favorite photo I took of the night
    Amazing photo!!!
  • The_Giant_Midget
    The_Giant_Midget Los Angeles Posts: 600
    was my 20th show. right off the bat i was blown away seeing how energetic they were, especially Ed - he was jumping around the entire night. the new stuff was the highlight for me, im shocked people didn't love DOTC as an opener. i was very into it and i think it sounds awesome live. actually looking forward to seeing those songs live which is something i couldn't really say about backspacer/LB. 

    think the addition of Josh is a great thing and hopefully they can push the limits on stage now. I have seen some complaints about the setlists being somewhat predictable - and i sort of agree. I know its a festival set but im hoping they get the rust off and start whipping out some tracks from the middle albums.

    anyway, cant wait for Ohana. the band seems in great spirits. love Gigaton live and really can't beat seeing the best band in the world playing on the beach.

    P.S. i love all of Ed's stories but it kinda stings seeing so many songs crossed off the set (yes i know there's a curfew...but still)
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  • lastexitlondon
    lastexitlondon Posts: 15,054
    Did anyone  see what picks they  were using. ?


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