Pearl Jam au Saturday Night Live - 15.4.06

[GreenDisease]

Excellent il fait même des affiches de pub pour ces DVD le Pico

trop fort Pico

[mike baroud]

et sans boobs ! nice pico

[Olikatie]

merci d'avance pico

autre chose, peux-tu faire un rip de la video pour avoir de meilleurs mp3

[GreenDisease]

avec quel logiciel vous lisez ces vidéos ? avec windows player, la vidéo saute...

Oui avec Windows Player, la vidéo ne saute pas, elle est magnifique ! mais le son est très très bas ...

[Blue, Red,Yellow]

Le buzz monte autour du dvd...tous sur F5, les serveurs seront vite saturés!!!
Pico time!!!

[vedder de poche]

Le buzz monte autour du dvd...tous sur F5 les serveurs seront vite saturés...pico time!!!

peur sur la ville, excitation dans les chaumieres...mais que se passse-t-il ?
on est la, aux aguets, impatients...
mon grand pere vient de m'appeler pour me dire qu'ils en avaient parlé dans 7 à 8 sur tf1...

PICO MATOS(e) !!!

[lola]

nickel chrome la video.......le son un peu bas.....mais c'est de la bombe thanks a lot !!!

[mode jalouse on]

euh.......elle fait un peu cruche la lindsay lohan dans la presentation du groupe.......

[mode jalouse off]

[picola]

nickel chrome la video.......le son un peu bas.....mais c'est de la bombe thanks a lot !!!

[mode jalouse on]

euh.......elle fait un peu cruche la lindsay lohan dans la presentation du groupe.......

[mode jalouse off]

si c'est pour ça que je l'ai virée du DVD (on voit la photo du groupe avant puis la musique mais entre les deux, la cruche a disparu)

[Invité]

J'espère que si ça avait été Shanaa tu l'aurais pas viré...

[Olikatie]

I met Ed last night and joked that they should retire Leash. He said "it's a good song though" with a smile. I also told him they should open some shows with Severed Hand. He said that the intro can't be played like it is on the record. I said they should have the intro play on the PA as they walk on stage and then go in the song. He seemed to consider it. Not sure if it's a good idea or not though.

i feel weird talking about it cuz I know he values his privacy and it's a just a conversation between two people you know. But I can say that he was super nice and considerate. It was at the SNL post-party, I shook hands with everyone but Matt. They're all super nice and very chill. I told Ed I was going to Hartford and I'd love to see them jam with MMJ. He seemed to make a mental note of it. I gave him a hug and he had me swing from his wine bottle, I mentioned crazy mary of course. It was very warming and inspiring to be in the band's presence. They're really good guys, you can tell by the way they are around people.

It was pretty funny. I told him straight up I had heard the album and he slapped me on the cheek, in a friendly kind of way. I said I had been to 20 shows and everything, and actually deleted the new songs now (which I did) and he was like "ah, ok then" and slapped me again on the cheek but not as hard as the first time, more like a tap.

on a side note, I talked to Mike and said I got left out of the NJ shows cuz i was holding out for some MSG dates. He said they had tried to make MSG work but it fell through.

It was really inspiring to be with in their presence. It's like what you believe in really truly exists you know. It has a mystical quality to it and it's very reassuring in a way.

[Stone]

Pour ceux qui ont vu l'émission en entier, à la fin Ed embrasse son collier... c'est quoi ?

Mike se moque pas mal de la Lohan... Eh Eh Eh, il semble l'imiter en remuant les lévres...

[Wilt]

C'est normal il est gay

[picola]

DVD en torrent terminé et posté ici :

http://www.pjbootstrading.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=22869#22869

j'espere que ca vous plaira

(note, il est 20h56, j'ai 4 minutes d'avance lol)

[Stone]

Et c'est parti...

[El Nino]

C'est normal il est gay

[Olikatie]

How Pearl Jam saved SNL



Saturday Night Live has been pretty much unwatchable for the past few years, thanks to excruciating sketches and everyone not named Tina Fey. (I keed, I keed. Tina Fey isn't that funny, either.)

The show's musical guests have lately been as embarrassing and boring as the alleged comedy. That made it especially refreshing to see Pearl Jam on SNL this weekend. By reminding us what an unassuming and rocking bunch they are, Eddie Vedder and Co. simultaneously showed up recent musical guests and staked their claim as still-relevant elder statesmen of rock.

Saturday Night Live has always been of two minds about musical guests. For every Paul Simon, R.E.M. or Neil Young, there was a Fine Young Cannibals, Spice Girls or Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians.

Lately though, these distinctions have become moot. Whether Ashlee Simpson positively shocking the world by getting caught lip syncing, or the Strokes' Julian Casablancas singing drunk (or high, I couldn't tell which) instead of on key, the music performances are now just another reason to see what Marc Summers is up to on the Food Network.

Blame it on an increasingly image-conscious industry; the poor translation of hip-hop on live TV; or what New Republic critic David Hajdu calls the MySpace effect - "some bands have built ardent followings so quickly that audiences know the words to their songs before the musicians know how to play them."

On Saturday, Pearl Jam showed there's another way. Treading the line between U2's overbearing showmanship and Fall Out Boy's unintentional messiness, they were nothing more than five guys who like to rock out.

Guitarist Stone Gossard wore a plain T-shirt and did a goofy chicken-neck groove. Fellow axe-man Mike McCready spun in equally goofy robotic half-turns. And Vedder let loose with some scruffy yelps, his voice neither dying like Casablancas' nor hiding behind face-saving effects like the Killers' Brandon Flowers. The songs were pretty good - nothing amazing, but the solid, hard-charging mashup of punk and post-punk that's been a hallmark of latter-day Pearl Jam. Like its appearance, the band doesn't care much about following trends or adding sonic gloss.

Of course, such studied nonchalance can itself be a cultivated image. But Pearl Jam takes its image seriously: challenging Ticketmaster a decade ago; releasing entire tours on CD; pushing abortion rights and voter registration; avoiding the gossip pages; bringing Sonic Youth, the Buzzcocks, Sleater-Kinney and Ben Harper on tour.

If all that's just a pose, it's one we could use more of in today's celebrity-driven entertainment world. And it sure makes for more interesting Saturday nights.

[Québec fan]

J'ai hâte de revoir ces caisses de transport en vrai !!

Super ta vidéo !

[Olikatie]