Ed - Vancouver, 2 avril 2008

[Denis]

Salle: The Centre

Membre(s) PJforum présent : Québec Fan


Setlist: Walking the Cow, Around the Bend, I Am Mine, Dead Man, MOTH, Guaranteed, No Ceiling, Far Behind, Rise, Millworker, Goodbye, Brokenhearted, You're True, Driftin, Hide Your Love Away, Picture In A Frame, Trouble, I Won't Back Down, Forever Young

Rappels 1: Society, Growing Up, No More, Porch

Rappel 2: Hard Sun

[dvi2702]

http://forums.pearljam.com/showthread.php?t=279926

It was an incredible show. Very intimate and very diverse. I didn't write down the setlist but Porch was played and that was pretty fucking cool. Also Man of the Hour and society were notable highlights. Shit, the whole show was awesome!

Ed Fucked up alot which was funny.

Thanks to the ten club I was third row centre.

Liam Finn was so good! Do not miss his opening act!


Now I just have to figure out how to get tix for tommorow.

[yoyo]

OH MY GOD!!!!! The show was SO AMAZING I can't even describe it.

I dont know all the songs he played but I remember:
Walking the Cow (opened)
In random order:

MOTH
Porch (acoustic version towards the end and the crowd helped)
Society (with Liam Finn)
No Ceiling (he fucked it up and had to start again LOL)
Guaranteed (he fucked the one up too but got back onto it after a good laugh)
Picture in a Frame
Forever Young
Diftin'
Dead Man
Trouble
Far Behind
I am Mine

Hard Sun was the closer after the second Encore (Lima Finn on drums and the girl that sings with Liam on vocals)

Hide your love away
Won't back down
Rise

He joked a lot.... it was so great... crowd was good

Goodbye and No More

+Mill Worker

[yoyo]

30$ chaque truc !!!

[Olikatie]

la classe le zippo

[Olikatie]

Aaaaaaah quelle horreur


déçu je suis; ils veulent pas nous faire aussi les pantalons et la veste avec les même couleurs de merde?

[Olikatie]

http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/ ... 77&k=84983

'Wild' night as Eddie Vedder unveils campfire-friendly solo tunes

Pearl Jam frontman's voice can pass for folksinger's

With Luke the electric ukulele as his new best friend, Pearl Jam vocalist Eddie Vedder is ready to take his solo show Into the Wild.

That it took this movie by Sean Penn - based upon Jon Krakauer's 1996 book of the same name about 24-year-old Christopher McCandless, a kid who dropped out of society to go to Alaska - to get Vedder to finally compile his first album of original album is clearly a big hit with fans.

Of course, Eddie could sit on stage in his plaid shirt, worn jeans and work boots and pass gas into a microphone to a standup ovation. Even before he got on stage at the Centre last night, his labcoated guitar tech had people cheering wildly merely putting glasses of water down. This guy's head - Vedder's, not the guitar tech's - may be so swelled it explodes by the end of this short solo tour.



Vedder appears far more levelheaded. He admonished the audience's adulation when they wildly applauded a complete screwup in a song, telling them, "Don't do that. It promotes bad behaviour." No one cared. He had a standing ovation just walking on the stage.

In this situation, doesn't an artist have to work at all? Apparently, Vedder thought so, as he proved that brilliant, wavering baritone voice was made for solo acoustic guitar or single electric with an occasional tape loop or boot stomp thrown in. Clearly, the crowd has soaked up all nine originals and the two covers from the Into the Wild soundtrack, singing along and cheering madly to the choruses of "No Ceiling," "Far Behind" and "End of the Road."

However, when he dipped into less-recent solo jaunts, such as the theme to the film Dead Man Walking, the wildly enthusiastic audience members were clapping in confusion.

"Uh, yeah, dude this is like a B-side to some old Pearl Jam single. Yeah, yeah, that's it," said one besotted fan.

I wonder if they will think to chase down James Taylor's "Millworker," one of the high points of the evening. Vedder unplugged could well build a career as a fine everyman folksinger. There were too many round-the-campfire-strumming songs in his set to deny.

But if you don't like this material, you may hate it around campsites everywhere this summer.

One surprising rock-star element of the show was the vigorous security around cellphone and camera usage. Now so common as to be unavoidable at a concert, security personnel were freaking out if they even saw a light from a journalist's phone so they could see their notepad in order to write this review. I'd be amazed if there aren't 20 YouTube videos of this tour online today.

Grade: B+

[strummer]

Aaaaaaah quelle horreur


déçu je suis; ils veulent pas nous faire aussi les pantalons et la veste avec les même couleurs de merde?

Ca marche Oli je te ramène une casquette

[Olikatie]

Listen to me


Lately, the most popular man-crush for male sports fans has been MVP quarterback and Gisele-boinker Tom Brady. But to whom do we Y-chromosome holders look for our music world man-crush?

The answer to that question is playing two sold-out shows in Vancouver this week: Eddie Vedder.

Inspired by the success of the soundtrack he wrote and performed for Sean Penn's latest film, Into the Wild (which earned the Golden Globe for best original song), Vedder is embarking on a solo acoustic tour throughout North America. And while Brady wouldn't be much without his stellar offensive line, Vedder has recently proven what fans have suspected all along: he is just as entertaining and influential as a solo artist as he is fronting genre-defining rockers Pearl Jam.

Still not convinced Vedder is in the man-crush class of Brady? Here's some more man-crush ammo: He sits in the front row at basketball games with Dennis Rodman. He hangs in the bullpen with Kerry Wood. He surfs with Kelly Slater and Laird Hamilton then jams on the beach with buddies Jack Johnson and Ben Harper (with whom he also just contributed a song to the Body of War: Songs That Inspired An Iraq War Veteran compilation).

He sings "Take Me Out To the Ball Game" at Wrigley Field. He has taken the stage with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and Pete Townsend. The man has even sung on a Ramones album, dammit.

And, though I agree few can compare to the Brazilian booty that beds down with Brady, let us not forget that Vedder's longtime girlfriend, model Jill McCormick (pictured in background), is no slouch herself.

Add to all this the depth of a social conscience (Vedder is an environmentalist, animal rights activist, vegetarian, and has been integral in such causes as Free the West Memphis Three, the Bridge School Benefit and the Surfrider Foundation), and one might be inclined to forget about that pig-skin slinging pretty boy altogether.

Eddie Vedder performs tonight at The Centre For Performing Arts with guest Liam Finn.

[dvi2702]

No Ceiling (he fucked it up and had to start again LOL)
Guaranteed (he fucked the one up too but got back onto it after a good laugh)

Au prix des billets, il aurait au moins pu apprendre ses chansons

[thefrenchconnection]

Set:
I am Mine
Guaranteed
No Ceiling
Far Behind
Hide your love away
No More
Hard Sun
Society
Mill Worker
Trouble
Forever Young
Porch
Drifting
Man of the Hour
Picture in a Frame
Won't back Down

[thefrenchconnection]

çà y est ... j'ai les boules de pas y être ...

Mais bon ... avec un bébé à naitre dans les prochains jours ... je n'aurai JAMAIS pu y être donc ....

[Olikatie]

Set:
I am Mine
Guaranteed
No Ceiling
Far Behind
Hide your love away
No More
Hard Sun
Society
Mill Worker
Trouble
Forever Young
Porch
Drifting
Man of the Hour
Picture in a Frame
Won't back Down

j'avais vu cette setlist sur RM mais le mec qui a posté dit qu'il manque certains titres.

[Jezus]

çà y est ... j'ai les boules de pas y être ...

Ah, perso, c'est le contraire.
Je trouve ça super léger quand même...

[yoyo]

D'un point vue quantitatif, ouai, c'est léger, j'espère au moins une 20aine de chansons ... niveau qualité, c'est pas mal du tout ... je préfère quand même les setlists de Seattle pour l'instant !!!

[dvi2702]

D'un point vue quantitatif, ouai, c'est léger, j'espère au moins une 20aine de chansons ... niveau qualité, c'est pas mal du tout ... je préfère quand même les setlists de Seattle pour l'instant !!!

Je souhaite un morceau pour ceux qui y seront: Strangest Tribe

[yoyo]

si c'est reellement ça, là, ça serait enorme !!!!

mais j'y crois pas beaucoup !

Walking the Cow
Around the Bend
I Am Mine
Dead Man
MOTH
Guaranteed
No Ceiling
Far Behind
Rise
Millworker
Goodbye
Brokenhearted
You're True
Driftin
Hide Your Love Away
Picture In A Frame
Trouble
Won't Back Down
Forever Young

Encore 1
Society
Growing Up
No War
Porch

Encore 2
Hard Sun

[yoyo]

D'un point vue quantitatif, ouai, c'est léger, j'espère au moins une 20aine de chansons ... niveau qualité, c'est pas mal du tout ... je préfère quand même les setlists de Seattle pour l'instant !!!

Je souhaite un morceau pour ceux qui y seront: Strangest Tribe

tu m'etonnes !!!! le trip !!!!

[dvi2702]

Les photos du show:

http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n122 ... vancouver/

A voir vite avant que le 10c n'interdisent aussi de les poster...

[Olikatie]

merci pour les photos