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  1. Stop talking about Detroit, Nick. :_(

  2. Nice - about a four hour drive, I see. Sounds familiar. Nice it's a Friday night show.

    Are you also going to Moline?
  3. Have fun for who is going. Read Eddie has an issue with his leg again? Same was in Europe but it went away. Great first set.

  4. Have fun!!! If u could, definitely attend Moline. 1 show is never enough.

  5. But it's better than nothing.

    (I think I better take a break from these boards for the next few weeks.)

  6. Wow. This is why I love Pearl Jam.

    Watching 'Immagine in Cornice', it's great seeing them make up the encores. Just a random selection of songs they choose to play a minute before they go stage to play them. The beauty of being able to change your sets every night against the blandness of having a staple set gig after gig.
  7. It does indeed give one a reason to follow a band around, doesn't it? There are times in the past that I considered seeing a band a second time within a short period (eg, Oasis in 2002 and 2005 and U2 in 2009) but in terms of song variety it didn't really seem worth the effort.
  8. Of course, the whole setlist variety really doesn't help a compulsive "song hunter" like me
  9. Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]

    Wow. This is why I love Pearl Jam.

    Watching 'Immagine in Cornice', it's great seeing them make up the encores. Just a random selection of songs they choose to play a minute before they go stage to play them. The beauty of being able to change your sets every night against the blandness of having a staple set gig after gig.

    Do they really write the setlists a few mins before going onstage?

  10. Sure. Sometimes. And a lot of times they'll change it mid show. If u follow the handwritten sets you'll see a good amount of audibles called.


  11. The main set could be written four hours, forty minutes or even four minutes before they arrive on stage. Eddie Vedder usually has a hunch about how the audience are going to behave so he might pop four slow songs to start and then proceed with 'Go', 'Animal' then 'Do the Evolution'. Then they'll determine how the audience have reacted by playing certain songs in the encore. As Nick said, they sometimes change the set midway through the show and Vedder will scribble out a song and change it with another, or simply add a song in.
  12. ...or take off a song in curfew is looming.
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