11 octobre - Pittsburgh, PA - Consol Energy Center

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Setlist:
01. Pendulum-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
02. Of The Girl
03. Nothingman
04. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter in a Small Town
(Ed thanks the audience for coming, says he is happy to say he is in the city of champions and that it has been too long since they have been in Pittsburgh.)
05. Lightning Bolt-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
06. Mind Your Manners -(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
07. Animal
08. Got Some
09. Given To Fly
10. Untitled
11. MFC
12. Faithfull
(Ed says he wants to dedicate the next song to a young man he did a radio interview with from the top of a bridge many years ago. Not too long after that interview the young man had a fatal accident. He is still in the hearts and minds of his family and Ed.)
13. Sirens -(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
(this next song is a request and I wish it would apply to everyone in congress right now. It’s called ‘Unemployable’)
14. Unemployable
15. Why Go
16. Daughter (during the song Ed says ‘hey ho-Franco”)
(Ed talks about his favorite running back growing up was Franco Harris. He read that everybody loved him and wanted to claim him. The African Americans as well as the Italians, because of the name Franco. Ed said this was new to him and he had just read that in Pittsburgh even the Irish claimed him but they called him Frank O’Harris. He goes on to say that Franco makes an excellent and large bottle of wine that Ed will soon be sharing with everyone.)

17. Infallible-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
18. Let The Records Play-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”)
19. Unthought Known
20. Rearviewmirror

Encore Break 1
21. Speed Of Sound
(there is some confusion about what song is next. It takes a minute to sort it out. Ed jokes, “were not gonna split the band up Pittsburgh...”.)
22. Yellow Moon-(from the new album “Lightning Bolt”) [during the intro Ed notes that this is the first time they have played this song live]
23. Footsteps

(Ed invites his friend, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Jason Grilli up onstage. Jason gives a passionate speech about how great the fans are and how he is going to pitch ‘his balls off’ for the fans next year and it will be ‘our year’. While the band plays ‘Whipping’ Jason dances on stage.)

24. Whipping
25. Do The Evolution
26. Better Man/Save It For Later-(Charley, Cox, Morton, Steele, Wakeling)
27. Porch

Encore Break 2
(Ed mentions talking to Bruce Springsteen about starting the tour in Pittsburgh. Springsteen tells him the crowd is going to be great and he will love it. Ed thanks the audience for being so patient.)
28. Black
29. Alive
30. Rockin’ In The Free World-(Young)
(Ed introduces the band. He talks about how great the city of Pittsburgh is and all the great things the band saw while they were here. He thanks the people at the venue and the audience. He points at Jason Grilli and others and says “we have friend here”, gestures to the audience and says, “more friends than we thought.” For the last song he wears a Pittsburgh batting helmet. After the song as the band waves Stone puts on a batting helmet as well)

31. Yellow Ledbetter


Poster:

[Monkey Wrench]

Premier gig de la tournee ce soir au fait !

[jejah]

Quelques nouveautés live

[dvi2702]

Le poster de ce soir:
http://insidetherockposterframe.blogspo ... oster.html

[Monkey Wrench]

Classe le poster.

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[dvi2702]

[Blue, Red,Yellow]

Setlist:
1. Pendulum
2. Of the girl
3. Nothingman
4. Small Town
5. Lightning Bolt
6. Mind Your Manners
7. Animal
8. Got Some
9. Given To Fly
10. Untitled
11. MFC
12. Faithfull
13. Sirens
14. Unemployable
15. Why Go
16. Daughter
17. Infallible
18. Let The Records Play
19. Unthought Known
20. Rearviewmirror

Encore 1:
21. Speed of Sound
22. Yellow Moon
23. Footsteps
24. Whipping
25. Do The Evolution
26. Betterman
27. Porch

Encore 2:

28. Black / We Belong Together
29. Alive
30. Rockin' In The Free World

[fredbab]

Setlist:
1. Pendulum
2. Of the girl
3. Nothingman
4. Small Town
5. Lightning Bolt
6. Mind Your Manners
7. Animal
8. Got Some
9. Given To Fly
10. Untitled
11. MFC
12. Faithfull
13. Sirens
14. Unemployable
15. Why Go
16. Daughter
17. Infallible
18. Let The Records Play
19. Unthought Known
20. Rearviewmirror

Encore 1:
21. Speed of Sound
22. Yellow Moon
23. Footsteps
24. Whipping
25. Do The Evolution
26. Betterman
27. Porch

Encore 2:

28. Black / We Belong Together
29. Alive
30. Rockin' In The Free World

superbe set list et effectivement pendulum ça le fait en opener, je me suis écouté les titres de LB en mettant pendulum, puis yellow moon, puis getaway, mym et mfs et c'est d'enfer dans ce sens là aussi, ça change l'approche sur le disque...bref il est tot, je me comprend...

[xav]

Et toujours pas de "No Code" !!

Pas mal de morceaux calmes tout de même...surtout au début...et ils ont même réussi à ressortir leur mieleuse "Speed of sound"...

Vivement la suite !

[Olikatie]

Magnifique setlist; j'espère qu'il y aura un bootleg mais c'est moins sûr

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Infallible : http://youtu.be/tn4rvL5AqHc

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Pendulum: http://youtu.be/6eZxnruZb5Y

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Lightning Bolt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvRsmX8V ... o4dTjTPfIw

[PJB]

http://instagram.com/p/fWgPFZJnMI/

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Yellow Moon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkMgkrD2 ... o4dTjTPfIw

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Let the Records Play: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM4LLw8M ... o4dTjTPfIw

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http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/ae/ ... lt-707230/

Concert review: Pearl Jam hits Pittsburgh like a lightning bolt




The lights went down in Consol Energy Center at 8:21 -- almost an hour after the ticket time -- and with the live premiere of the pensive new song "Pendulum," the Lightning Bolt Tour was on.
Having rehearsed on it all week, Pearl Jam was well acquainted with the Consol stage and everything to be played on it, and tonight, it was time to christen Pearl Jam's first full U.S. tour since 2010 and first concert in Pittsburgh since 2006.

"I was starting to get nervous about our first gig," Eddie Vedder said at one point, "and I happened to be talking to Bruce Springsteen, and he said, 'Aw [expletive], it's in Pittsburgh, it's going to be a smoking crowd."
True to form, it was a high-energy, high-spirited, nearly 30-song Springsteen-style marathon from Eddie and the boys, who made it feel like they were FROM Pittsburgh.
Pearl Jam had teased a few new songs in a pair of shows this summer -- one at Wrigley Field, one in London, Ontario -- but this was the live debut for many of the tunes from "Lightning Bolt." Although it doesn't come out until Tuesday, it was streamed on iTunes this week, so the Pearl Jam faithful were prepared.

When he sang "Pendulum" in his rich baritone, drawing out that great line "Easy come, easy go/easy left me long ago," there was already a spark of recognition. The band is obviously proud of this one, and with good reason.
When they powered through the title track and the breakneck single "Mind Your Manners," they already sounded like songs from a future "greatest hits" collection. They were paired with the furious "Animal" as an easy compare and contrast to older days.
Of course, Pearl Jam is just as effective, or more so, in the mid-tempo zone, making songs like "Nothingman," "Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in Small Town" and "Faithfull" sing-along celebrations.
Add to that "Sirens," a beauty from the new album about the fragility of life, with death right outside the door. "Unemployable" was delivered as "a fate I wish on everybody in Congress," Mr. Vedder said. Something about "Daughter" made him think of Franco Harris because he inserted a breathy chant of "Let's Go Franco" into the song, followed by a toast to the running back he said was the best when he was growing up.
Pearl Jam, surrounded on all sides in the sold-out house, chose to forego the giant screen approach. There were hanging lantern globes, and a cluster of lights above that looked like a found object sculpture of a metal band's unreadable logo.
Later into the set, Pearl Jam -- also Mike McCready, Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament and Matt Cameron -- applied its full force to "Unthought Known" and "Rearview Mirror," and the brooding power ballad "Yellow Moon," with its David Gilmour-inspired solo.
After the energy flagged on "Footsteps," PJ brought up a special guest, a wound-up Jason Grilli, who delivered a rowdy pep talk for Pirates fans and stayed to stomp around the stage and play air guitar, in a matching Vedder plaid, for "Future Days."

The energy cooked on an extended "Better Man" and amped-up "Porch," which had Eddie swinging around on one of the lanterns, and the songs that brought 'em to the dance 22 years ago -- "Black" and "Alive." The band wrapped up with a lights-up cover of Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World" and a quiet "Yellow Ledbetter."
If Pearl Jam was saving anything for show No. 2, 3 or 10, it certainly didn't show on an amazing, exhausting, uplifting opening night.

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Article pre-concert:

http://blogs.post-gazette.com/arts-ente ... our-opener

Pearl Jam members getting around Pittsburgh before tour opener


Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament (in baseball cap) at the Nine Inch Nails concert Wednesday.


Pearl Jam didn't even play Pittsburgh on the "Backspacer" tour and hasn't been here since 2006.

This time around, the band is doing a five-day residence in the Burgh, in advance of the "Lightning Bolt" tour that opens Friday night at Consol Energy Center.

PJ is rehearsing there this week, and getting around town in the evening.

Bassist Jeff Ament was seen at the Nine Inch Nails concert on Wednesday night.

Singer Eddie Vedder has been in more of a baseball mood. He flew in Monday night, just after the Pirates-Cardinals playoff game, and had dinner at the Roberto Clemente Museum in Lawrenceville with Steve Blass, Bill Mazeroski, Jason Grill and Sean Casey, who set up the gathering. Later in the evening, Gerrit Cole and Justin Morneau stopped by as well.

"[Eddie's] a huge baseball fan," said Duane Rieder, who created the museum. "He’s a Cubs fan, but he’s rooting for the Pirates all the way now."

Vedder stayed at the Museum till 2 a.m. Monday night talking baseball with the pros, and went back to the museum on Wednesday for more wine and conversation.

"He played his music and told us how he wrote the words for this song and that song," Rieder said. "He talked about who he’s friends with and Obama. His stories are insane. He's just an unbelievable person. I've met a lot of people in my life, but he's one of the most good-hearted, down-to-earth people."

[PJB]

Footsteps enfin !!!!
Voila LB c est vraiment mieux en live ya pas photo ! Euh oui comme d hab !!!!