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A HUGE THANKS TO FIVE HORIZONS WHO I'VE GOTTEN MOST OF THE SETLIST INFORMATION FROM COMING SOON:
3/10/95 Syndey Entertainment Center (110min)
3/11/95
11/2/95
9/29/96
11/3/96
xx/xx/92 Hollywood Palladium, CA. USA 45m A aud ??/??/92 London, England 45m A aud 07/14/93 Brixton Academy, London 80m A aud 90m A aud 11/05/93 USA 90m A aud 04/03/94 Fox Theater: Atlanta, GA, USA 120m A- aud 03/29/94 Bayfront Amphitheater: St. Petersburg, FL, USA 120m ?? aud 02/05/95 Moore Theater: Seattle, WA (Fan Club show 100m ? aud 03/16/95 Flinders Park, Melbourne Australia 120m B aud 03/17/95 Flinders Park, Melbourne Australia 120m A+ aud 03/22/95 Brisbane Entertainment Center, Australia 135m A aud 07/11/95 Soldier Field, Chicago, USA 155m A aud 11/01/95 Salt Lake City, UT (incomplete - missing 2) 135m A aud 09/14/96 The Showbox: Seattle, WA 105m X aud 09/16/96 Key Arena: Seattle, WA 75m X aud 02/21/98 Alexander M. Baldwin Amphitheatre: Maui, HI 100m X aud 03/05/98 Melborune Park, Melbourne Australia 100m A+ aud Compilations xx/xx/xx MTV Unplugged 30m A aud
03/29/94 Bayfront Amphitheater: St. Petersburg, FL USA
support act: King's X set: Rearviewmirror, Whipping, Go, Animal, Dissident, Even Flow, Why Go, Jeremy, Glorified G, Daughter/(W.M.A.), Blood, Last Exit, Black, Alive, Porch/(Dirty Frank) enc 1: Sonic Reducer, Not for You, Elderly Woman..., Rockin' in the Free World enc 2: Indifference enc 3: Throw Your Arms Around Me notes: Ed jokes, "There is a fake in Florida, but this is the real Jeff Ament. If someone comes up to you and says he is Jeff Ament and wants to take your pot or wants to take you to a stripclub, it is probably not him." In a very rare third encore, 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' is introduced as follows: "See, we live in a place where it ain't so sunny. Have you ever been in Seattle? It's just ... this song has a lot to do with summer and I just want to play it here cause it always feels like summer here."02/05/95 Moore Theater: Seattle, WA (Fan Club show)
attendance: 1,400 set: Jack Irons chant/Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Corduroy/Not for You, Animal, W.M.A., Lukin, Glorified G, Daughter, Rearviewmirror, Immortality, Blood enc 1: Satan's Bed, Black, Porch, Garden, Go enc 2: Better Man, Let My Love Open the Door notes: Free tickets were mailed to Ten Club members and PJ appeared as the "Piss Bottle Men." Ed speaks of how they just got their vaccinations for the Asian tour, and, while speaking of "pains in the ass," says about the "jumping thing" (moshing and stagediving) that they are "beyond that now." 'Lukin' premiers at this show. A riff from 'Baba O'Riley' is played to open 'RVM.' 'Immortality's' ending is long, lingering and soft. They pause after a ripping 'Go' for Ed to note, "So this is what the fan club looks like ..." 'Let My Love Open the Door,' a Pete Townshend cover, is played for the first time live by the whole band. attendance: 10,000 support act: The Meanies set: Oceans, Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Not for You, Elderly Woman..., Corduroy, Animal, Dissident, Even Flow, Deep, Jeremy, Go, Daughter/Improv/W.M.A., Whipping, I Got Id, Rearviewmirror, Alive, Blood, Lukin, I Got You, Immortality, Porch, Sonic Reducer notes: When the crowd rushed the pit, security got rough and were fired after this show. Dave Grohl drums for PJ on 'Sonic Reducer.' attendance: 10,000 support act: The Meanies set: Release, Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Not for You/Lukin, Animal, Glorified G, Daughter/(I Don't Know About the Future), State of Love and Trust, Why Go, Jeremy, Whipping, Immortality/Rearviewmirror, Alive, Black, Blood, Porch enc: Go, Even Flow, Better Man, Improv (Words Seem Out of Place), Indifference, Rockin' in the Free World notes: This show was broadcast on the Australian radio station, JJJ. Ed remarks: "It's not just us tonight, we're on the radio. I just thought I'd warn you, you know, if you, if you're s'posed to be at your friend's house spending the night, you weren't allowed to come, don't get your voice on the radio, we don't want you to get in trouble. Ah fuck it, get in trouble!" Later he says, "Fine bunch of mutants we got here We're all mutants up here, too." 'Jeremy' and 'Even Flow' are both sporting a new intros. Ed notes the full moon: "It's really too bad they couldn't open the roof in this place cuz there's a fuckin full moon out there that we're missing ... so if someone's out there listening to us in their car, stick your head out the window.. at home, go to the windows. Things happen in a full moon, good things, bad things, things happen." Ed gives his list of N.W. words/phrases. Reference is made to the poor security the previous night ("... we got the guys from last night the fuck outta here"). Ed acknowledges his wife, Beth: "She's back home, so it's not as if she's going to hear this on the radio, but it's me and Beth's 129 month anniversary today. And I'm going to sing the first line of this famous New Zealand song. This is for her. 'I've got you, and that's all I want.' [sings a couple bars of the Split Enz, 'I Got You']. That's for her. This one's for you." (leading to 'Better Man'). Dave Grohl joins PJ for 'RitFW.'03/22/95 Brisbane Entertainment Center, Australia
attendance: 15,000 support act: The Meanies set: Oceans, Last Exit, Corduroy/Not for You, Tremor Christ, Animal, Dissident, Go, Daughter/Improv, Deep, Elderly Woman, ?, Jeremy, Footsteps, Rearviewmirror, Immortality, Alive, Blood enc 1: State of Love and Trust, Whipping, I Got You, Better Man/Brisbane rhyme, Porch enc 2: Against the 70s, Sonic Reducer, Indifference notes: The crowd in the pit area picks up the seats and they are carried to the back of the auditorium. People are packed in too tightly and Ed says, "... up here, we got a problem. We gotta clear some room. Please everyone, if you wanna do something for me, as a favor ... everyone take like five steps back ... now on the next song, jump up and down not forward, OK?" and PJ slams into 'RVM.' A full version of the Split Enz 'I Got You' is dedicated to "... the girl who changed her fuckin' name to Pearl Jam." Mike gets wild and creative during an extended 'Porch' jam and Ed wraps up the song by repeating "I'm happy, I hope you're happy, too ..." a couple of times. 'Against the 70s' is introduced as a Mike Watt song (unplayed at a PJ concert before or since), with Dave Grohl joining PJ on drums and staying for a rocked out version of 'Sonic Reducer.' Great setlist and wonderful versions of songs.07/11/95 Soldier Field: Chicago, USA
attendance: 47 ,000 support act: Otis Rush and Bad Religion set: Release, Go, Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Whipping, I Got Id, Dissident, Even Flow, Improv/Sick o' Pussies, Deep, Jeremy, Glorified G, Daughter/(Falling Down)/(The Real Me)/(W.M.A.)/(ABitW-II), Animal, Habit, Jam/Lukin, Not for You, Little Wing (teaser), Elderly Woman..., Immortality, Alive, Porch enc 1: Everyday People, Let My Love Open the Door, Better Man, Rearviewmirror, Black, Blood enc 2: Yellow Ledbetter notes: First night Monkeywrench broadcast the show through the radio. The crowd is pumped, with people crowdsurfing during Otis Rush's set! Incredible setlist. 'Black' lyrics are altered from "sun" to "moon" and Ed gestures to the full moon above the stadium. Ed destroys his black Telecaster with the bumpersticker worded, "Skateboarding is not a crime." Producer Brendan O'Brien joins the band on keyboard for a surprising 'Everyday People' (a Sly and the Family Stone song) and then 'Let My Love Open the Door.' First lightning and later, fireworks, filled the sky this night. Amazing setlist and performance.11/01/95 Delta Center : Salt Lake City, UT (missing last two songs - Porch and Sonic Reducer)
attendance: 9,000 set: Go, Animal, Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Not for You, Lukin, Improv, Elderly Woman..., Deep, Dissident, Daughter/Pulled Up, Even Flow, Rearviewmirror, I Got Id, Whipping, Immortality, Alive, Black, Blood enc: Red Mosquito, Better Man, Leaving Here, Footsteps, Porch notes: True to their word, PJ returned to Salt Lake City after the previous rain-out and played "twice as long," playing two shows. Ed comments to this effect after 'Tremor Christ:' "I believe we've met before. We're gonna make good on our promise." Monkeywrench Radio broadcast this show. Ed's introduces 'Even Flow' as a song they "... learned off an old '50s jukebox." 'Red Mosquito' is a new song. 'Leaving Here' has an interesting intro.09/14/96 The Showbox: Seattle, WA [105m] (I haven't listened to this yet)
attendance: 800 support act: Gus set: Sometimes, Hail Hail, Who You Are, In My Tree, Habit, Present Tense, Red Mosquito, Mankind, Off He Goes, Animal, Last Exit, Even Flow, Tremor Christ, Not for You, Immortality, Whipping, I Got Id, Leaving Here enc: Wash, Go, Dissident, Alive, Around the Bend notes: A "not so surprise" warm-up show. With a ticket sales announcement leaked prematurely by KNDD, many disappointed fans were left out in the cold (rain). Hoping to hear just a song or two from outside, fans put up with mean spirited Showbox staffers' harrassment and scalpers offering inflated tickets. For the lucky ones who gained entrance, here's how it went: Ed opens the show with, "Good evening. Welcome to the REM record release party. Welcome to the Pearl Jam reunion tour. Let me just clarify that we play more than Mudhoney. Have you heard the new record? Well, you're about to again." Stone prefaces a rather rough version of 'Mankind' with "All right ... get ready," and Ed says, "This is Stone's song and it's my favorite." Before a somewhat rushed version of 'Off He Goes,' Ed says, "This song's either about me or my roommate. I haven't figured it out yet." Next, Ed announces, "This next part of the show is what we call the 'human jukebox'" and they slam into 'Animal.' Mike really lets go during 'Evenflow.' Ed slips a snippet from Neil Young's 'Cinnamon Girl' into 'I Got Id.' 'Wash' is a very cool surprise, unplayed since the '94 Bridge Benefit. Ed hints a bit at Bowie's "C-C-C-C-Changes" before breaking into 'Go.' Before the lovely closing 'Around the Bend,' Ed chats, "It was almost worth leaving the house for this. If I came to this show, I'd probably just stay home Monday night ... cuz we were nervous tonight and so we played ... well, like now we're gonna be cocky and we're gonna suck. I can just feel it ..." [editor's note: no, ed ... you all didn't suck. the equipment was the problem :) ]09/16/96 Key Arena: Seattle, WA (INCOMPLETE - ONLY HAS 1ST 15 SONGS)
attendance: 13,500 support act: The Fastbacks soundcheck: Long Road, Better Man, Who You Are, In My Tree, Present Tense, Red Mosquito, Corduroy set: Long Road, Hail Hail, Who You Are, Animal, Last Exit, In My Tree, Habit, Not For You, Daughter, Dissident, Even Flow, Tremor Christ, Go, Lukin, Whipping, Corduroy, Immortality, Jeremy, Black, Red Mosquito, Alive enc 1: Off He Goes, Mankind, Rearviewmirror, Leaving Here enc 2: Yellow Ledbetter notes: The show is a technical nightmare, with microphones, guitars and lights all failing at multiple times throughout the show. Scratching the setlist after 'Who You Are,' Ed tries guiding the band through the more familiar waters of older songs. Even Stone's guitar fails during 'Mankind' with Scully trying desperately to change out his equipment while Stone continues strumming and singing his heart out, appearing to be oblivious to the problems. Stone is having a blast, Jack has found his drumming groove with PJ now, Jeff is smiling and laughing during most of the show, as is Mike, although he never gets into any of his usually fantastic solos (although he tosses in a 'Sympathy for the Devil' riff just before 'In My Tree' and 'River of Deceit' before 'Daughter'), and Ed basically saves the show by keeping the techs and other band members functioning. His voice is clean (though the sound is poor) and he is playing guitar more often and more skillfully than the '95 shows. Ed tosses out a funny little "mou mou" soundcheck after 'Daughter' when changing microphones02/21/98 Alexander M. Baldwin Amphitheatre: Maui, HI [100m] (I haven't listened to this yet)
attendance: 5,000 support act: Mudhoney set: Do the Evolution, Animal, Hail Hail, Brain of J, Dissident, Faithfull, In My Tree, Wishlist, Off He Goes, Corduroy, Given to Fly, Even Flow, Daughter/(Noise of Carpet), MFC, Lukin, Immortality, Alive enc: I Got ID, Better Man/(Save it for Later), Around the Bend, State of Love and Trust notes: The crowd tonight is more "friendly" moshy, and the band is totally into it and so is the crowd. From the slamming version of 'DTE' leading to 'Animal' to the final, awesome 'State' (I was holding on for dear life when they played this!), this show is perfection. Eddie is in a "great, great" mode and Mike is totally out of control, his eyes closed and face turned upward during 'In My Tree.' Jeff plays part of the show without a hat (*gasp!*) when it is blown off by the wind. Oh and Eddie gave Caryn his pick from the stage. support act: Shudder to Think set: Release, Brain of J, Animal, Faithfull, In My Tree, I Got ID, Corduroy, Wishlist, Even Flow, Spin the Black Circle, Daughter/(Pebbles), Given to Fly, Hail Hail, MFC, (Crazy Mary!)/, Elderly Woman, Off He Goes, State of Love and Trust, Do the Evolution, Alive enc 1: Go, Black, Rearviewmirror, Immortality enc 2: Indifference, Porch notes: The show was broadcast on the radio throughout Australia, and on the internet in real time on JJJ. As is typically the case, the shows get better on second or third nights, and PJ's third show in Melbourne is tremendous. Ed slips in a tribute to the late Michael Hutchence (of INXS) during 'In My Tree' ("I'm so high I hold just one breath, give it to INXS, just like my innocence"). Some guitar chords from Midnight Oil's 'Beds are Burning' lead to a wonderful version of 'Corduroy,' which includes the little stop/start thing during the bridge towards the end. Ed's wonderful baritone comes through on 'Wishlist' and the "Camaro" line is changed to "I wish I was the full moon shining off your bulldozer's hood," plus "I wish I was the sound, of 50 million hands upraised for Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan," and "I wish I was lucky man ... well I guess that I am ... I wish I could share with my friends, oh how many things that I have." 'Even Flow' again awesome, featuring really extended soloing from Mike; very prolific and a manic version of 'StBC' (dedicated to "... all those who work at Triple J and the guys who work at PBS") The 'Daughter' outtro/improv ("poor little girl screaming traffic in her hair ...") is a Shudder to Think song titled 'Pebbles.' A couple of verses from 'Crazy Mary' lead to 'Elderly Woman.' 'Porch' leads off as the slower version (like Bridge '96), but later speeds into the more familiar, rocked out version. State of love and trust, ? , black, jeremy, evenflow, porchIf you don't see anything here that you like, you can always try your luck at
