1. Speaking of South/Latin America, have any of you taken them time to listen to the 2005 shows? I've read good things about them - and they're free on pearljambootlegs.org. There's only 13 or so shows so I think I might (eventually) given them a go once I'm done listening to all of those 2000 bootlegs.
  2. I never got into those shows, from SA '05.

    I loved the 2005 Canadian tour, the SA gigs seemed to be an extension of the Canadian shows, and just more of the same.


    Which is the case with these new boots.They are essentially playing the same songs since 2009......they need some new material to give these sets same variation.

    There really isn't a difference between the Euro '10 and Euro '12 shows. IMO the shows from 2012 in Europe were amazing...and superior to the 2010 Euro gigs.
  3. The main reason I prefer the Euro 2012 tour to the Euro 2010 tour relatively simple: I followed it.

    Also, they played a wider range of songs in 2012 compared to 2010 - in Europe, anyway.
  4. I listened to the studio version of Inside Job today. Haven't done that in a while, as I usually only listen to PJ live (same with DMB). What a great track.....underrated IMO in the PJ community....would love to see this brought back and see Got Some dropped (die).

    Carry on PJammers.....
  5. A new PJ20 source has surfaced. This one is courtesy of a taper named coffeecup who was in section 203. To my ears, it's a tad better than the original source.

    01. Intro
    02. Release
    03. Arms Aloft
    04. Do The Evolution
    05. Got Some
    06. In My Tree
    07. Faithful
    08. Ed Talking
    09. Who You Are (w/Glen Hansard, Dave Garza, and Joe Arthur)
    10. Push Me Pull Me
    11. Setting Forth
    12. Not For You (with Julian Casablancas)
    13. In The Moonlight (with Josh Homme)
    14. Deep
    15. Help Help
    16. Breath
    17. Education (with Liam Finn)
    18. Once
    19. State of Love and Trust (with Dhani Harrison)
    20. Better Man
    21. Wasted Reprise
    22. Life Wasted
    23. Encore Break
    24. Rearviewmirror
    25. Stardog Champion (with Chris Cornell)
    26. Say Hello 2 Heaven (with Chris Cornell)
    27. Reach Down (with Cornell, Finn, Hansard, Arthur, and Garza)
    28. Hunger Strike (with Chris Cornell)
    29. Love, Reign O'er Me
    30. Porch
    31. Encore Break
    32. Kick Out The Jams (with Mark Arm and Steve Turner)

    http://depositfiles.com/files/0wloj80uc
  6. ^Thanks for posting.

    It'll have to do until they officially release the darn thing.
  7. Just got this on the email:

    Pearl Jam Acoustic in 1994
    Watch Pearl Jam play a stripped-down set at Shoreline Auditorium in 1994, just months before the release of Vitalogy.

    http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/pearl-jam/concerts/shoreline-amphitheatre-october-02-1994.html

    1 Wash 4:46
    2 Not For You 4:41
    3 Immortality 5:36
    4 Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Smal… 3:41
    5 Daughter 4:38
    6 Black 6:02
    7 Applause / Stage Banter 1:12
    8 Bee Girl 1:54
    9 Outro by Jerry Pompili 0:29

    Probably known by all of you (or not, who knows), but just thought it'd be interesting
  8. FINALLY!
  9. Interesting.....Im looking forward to this and I will be watching closely ...this has to better then Ole, that was brutal.


    This is a very important/critical release for PJ. IMO,the band haven't released a great album since Yield. I want a complete album please. I dont find myself saying.."Hey let me bust out Riot Act or Binaural".....I have done this with DMBs last 2 releases (BW -2009 and AFTW - 2012). I love DMBs last 2 albums...

    Backspacer, for me, had filler songs on it, like Got Some, Supersonic, the awful Johnny Guitar, even Gonna See My Friend is ok..the rest is good, with Just Breathe and The End being the stand out tracks..and basically EV solo tunes. Plus, it was only 36 min long.

    U2 were in a similar spot back in 2000. They needed something great, as longtime fans like me were done with them......as we know, U2 delivered with the great ATYCLB..and then, they did it again with HTDAAB in '04........

    ....lets hope PJ can do the same.....deliver a great album, or at least something very very good...