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  1. Originally posted by RUMMYSome of you really like Nothingman (i.e., rank it #1 or #2). I think it's a nice song but wouldn't put in the top 5 on Vitalogy.

    WIthout sounding too judgmental, what gives?


    I can't really explain. I prefer heavier songs in general but there's something about that song. I always get chills listening to it. The second verse and the bridge send chills down my back everytime, a feeling I don't get from any other song on the album.
  2. Originally posted by RUMMYSome of you really like Nothingman (i.e., rank it #1 or #2). I think it's a nice song but wouldn't put in the top 5 on Vitalogy.

    WIthout sounding too judgmental, what gives?


    Nothingman is a great song.Its even better live.The crowd participation, lifts this song to another level.Milan 06.22.00 being the best example.


    Vitalogy

    Nothingman
    Betterman
    Not For You
    Immortality
    Corduroy
    STBC
    Tremor Christ
    Last Exit
    Satans Bed
    Whipping
  3. VS

    Indifference
    Animal
    Daughter
    Small Town
    Dissident
    Go
    RVM
    Blood
    W.M.A .
    Leash
    Rats
    Glorified G
  4. Ten

    Black
    Release
    Jeremy
    Alive
    Even Flow
    Oceans
    Garden
    Once
    Why Go
    Deep
    Porch
  5. Quite a but of "unlove" for Glorified G. What gives on this one?
  6. It appears that my perfect setlist (non-U2) is getting overlooked due to the popularity of Queen in that particular thread this weekend.

    I'll repost it here instead:

    I’ve done a two-night mix in the Pearl Jam thread. Here’s a condensed one-night version:

    Pearl Jam (circa 1998 - since there are no post-Yield songs)

    1. Release
    2. Corduroy
    3. Animal
    4. Hail, Hail
    5. Do the Evolution
    6. Not For You
    7. Dissident
    8. Once
    9. Immortality
    10. Faithfull
    11. I Got Shit
    12. Wishlist
    13. Off He Goes
    14. Given to Fly
    15. Even Flow
    16. Rearviewmirror
    17. Elderly Woman Behind the Counter In a Small Town
    18. Jeremy
    19. Daughter
    20. In My Tree
    21. Last Exit
    22. Porch
    23. State of Love and Trust
    24. Nothingman
    25. Better Man
    Encore 1
    26. Black
    27. Go
    28. Spin the Black Circle
    Encore 2
    29. Alive
    30. Indifference
    31. Yellow Ledbetter

    Want to listen to my perfect setlist?

    Click here: http://www.mediafire.com/?yqry3xrhcdf918u

    All songs were taken from (legally-downloadable) live tracks from their 2006 North American Tour. Flows as one complete show over two CD`s worth of music.
  7. ^Nothingman, for the record, is included. Glorified G is not.
  8. Binaural

    Nothing as it Seems
    Insignificance
    Grievance
    Light Years
    Of the Girl
    Parting Ways
    Breakerfall
    God's Dice
    Thin Air
    Soon Forget
    Rival
    Evacuation
    Sleight of Hand


  9. HAHAHA..G is a good tune,but its just not in the class of the tunes IMO.

    I like Porch studio,I always felt it dragged on and on live.I like a good jam,as I love DMB,but Porch live IMO,is way too long.
  10. Binaural

    NAIS (05.26.00 San Sebastian)
    Of The Girl (06.16.00 Katowice)
    Sleight Of Hand (06.29.00 Oslo)
    Rival (Landgraaf 06.12.00)
    Grievance (05.23.00 Lisben)
    Light Years (06.12.00 Landgraaf)
    Parting Ways (10.09.00 Chicago)..(this was the only song not played in Europe 2000)
    Insignificance (06.19.00 Slovenia)
    Thin Air (06.15.00 Katowice)
    Gods Dice (06.11.00 Nurmberg)
    Breakerfall (05.25.00 Barcelona)
    Soon Forget (06.23.00 Zurich)
    Evacuation (06.08.00 Paris)...I could never get into this song...maybe one of the worst songs recorded by the band.Its awful IMO.


    Live,is the only way to really appreciate the songs from this release,IMO.The songs have so much more power live.

    I listed some of my favorite live versions of these tracks.But,you can take your pick, from the 72 official bootlegs from this tour.
  11. Originally posted by RUMMY:It appears that my perfect setlist (non-U2) is getting overlooked due to the popularity of Queen in that particular thread this weekend.

    I'll repost it here instead:

    I’ve done a two-night mix in the Pearl Jam thread. Here’s a condensed one-night version:

    Pearl Jam (circa 1998 - since there are no post-Yield songs)

    1. Release
    2. Corduroy
    3. Animal
    4. Hail, Hail
    5. Do the Evolution
    6. Not For You
    7. Dissident
    8. Once
    9. Immortality
    10. Faithfull
    11. I Got Shit
    12. Wishlist
    13. Off He Goes
    14. Given to Fly
    15. Even Flow
    16. Rearviewmirror
    17. Elderly Woman Behind the Counter In a Small Town
    18. Jeremy
    19. Daughter
    20. In My Tree
    21. Last Exit
    22. Porch
    23. State of Love and Trust
    24. Nothingman
    25. Better Man
    Encore 1
    26. Black
    27. Go
    28. Spin the Black Circle
    Encore 2
    29. Alive
    30. Indifference
    31. Yellow Ledbetter

    Want to listen to my perfect setlist?

    Click here: http://www.mediafire.com/?yqry3xrhcdf918u

    All songs were taken from (legally-downloadable) live tracks from their 2006 North American Tour. Flows as one complete show over two CD`s worth of music.



    Solid setlist.No question.I will download this..TY........My only suggestion.....I would use the 2000 tour for the aforementioned tunes...Why ?...Well for one,the band were still closer to those songs.Yeild was only 2 years old during the Binaural tour.The songs were still fresh.

    If Im making a live mix ,of older songs,I try to listen to versions as close to the release date as possible...but,thats just me...
  12. Im have been listening to the 3rd leg,of the Binaural Tour this past week.There are so many amazing shows from this leg.The first 2 were in Montreal (my gig) and Toronto.Decent gigs.But,the next 3 are insane and (yes Matt I will say it).... MUST HAVE GIGS.

    Detroit (10.07),East Troy (10.08),Chicago(10.09 a top 5 gig from 2000,no question and in PJs top 10 all time).St Louis (10.11) is also fantastic,but I kept this to these 3 gigs in 3 straight nights.Jeremy,was actually played at all 3 gigs.

    Detroit is rockin.This isnt a long show.But its a heavy, INTENSE gig.It starts off with Go,that should tell you something right there.Corduroy,Greivance into THE BEST VERSION OF State Of Love And Trust on this tour,and maybe all time...period.Tremor Christ,Last Exit (Jesus Christ Its Fucking Hot Up Here) straight into Animal,In My Tree (even with a flub I love it).I Got Id sounds solid,Even Flow is slamming and then a great version of Daughter (W.M.A.).Thin Air sounds great,as does RVM.STBC is off the charts wicked.NAIS gets all messed up in the middle.Ed blames himself.But,I still really like this version.Last Kiss and Parting Ways are perfect.Fucking Up closes this short,rocking gig.

    East Troy.Ah,the infamous Ice Bowl gig.An unseasonably cold, 26 degrees, makes for a very unique outdoor show.Ed complains his wine is even getting cold.Of The Girl opens,into Hail Hail,Breakerfall,Animal and Corduroy.Solid versions of Faithfull,Off He Goes and Smile are played.Ed is very talkative during this freezing gig.This show ends early,with RVM as the last tune.The weather,obviously was the factor.A shorter than average gig,but it was just too cold.

    Chicago.Not including Seattle 2,this is the longest show from the entire American tour.Simply an EPIC show here.Great setlist.Stone and Mike are on fire all night.An amazing version of Release opens,followed by rocking versions of Corduroy,Grievance,Gods Dice then Animal.An intense version of the rare Red Mosquito is played.In Hiding,MFC,Lukin>Not For You sound brilliant.The Man Trilogy (Nothingman,Betterman,Leatherman) are played.Black,Parting Ways, Sleight Of Hand,Crazy Mary,RVM.

    Baba O'Riely ends this incredible show.

    A great 3 night run by this fantastic live band.If you are only looking,to listen to a few shows,this is,without question,some of the best.
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