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Denis a écrit :avant le concert de ce soir, PJ a enregistré une émission de tv (Austin City Limits, qui devrait être diffusée online "bientôt"), et voici la setlist.



Pas un seul morceau de Ten (sauf pour ceux qui se souviennent que Porch est sur Ten, merci PB) et le début 09 d'Army Reserve.

edit : ce n'est que le setlist et pas nécessairement ce qui a été joué, il semble que Walking The Cow (Ed + Jeff) a aussi été joué.

XWayne a écrit :La setlist (d'après Red Mosquito): http://www.theskyiscrape.com/phpBB3/vie ... =1&t=86635

Walking the Cow (en premier ?)
Just Breathe (w/ strings)
The End (w/ strings)
The Fixer
Johnny Guitar
Amongst The Waves
Army Reserve
Driven To Tears
Do The Evolution
Got Some

Lukin (acoustic w/ strings)
Red Mosquito (w/ Ben Harper)
Inside Job
Wasted Reprise
Better Man
Gonna See My Friend
Porch
Crazy Mary (Star Spangled Banner)

J'espère que tout le set sera diffusé, contrairement au VH1 Storytellers.

Denis a écrit :

dvi2702 a écrit :

Denis a écrit :sinon, PJ est diffusé le 21/11 et ce sera webcasté dès le lendemain, et dispo partout dans le monde

http://www.austincitylimits.org

C'est l'émission TV qui sera dispo, il me semble. D'ailleurs, on n'ouvrirait pas un "Austin, 3 octobre 2009 - Topic officiel" pour le coup, on s'y perd un peu la, non ?

oui, c'est l'émission Tv, et oui, on peut ouvrir un topic. Je t'en prie Je viens de créer une section Alive 2010 moi mwhahahaaa

strummer a écrit :C'est eddie qu'accueillait les gens ?

Now that I’ve gotten a much-needed shower and some sleep, I thought it’d be worth revisiting some of the more candid and revealing moments from Pearl Jam’s flat-out incredible Austin City Limits taping on Saturday night. The episode airs Nov. 21 and looks to be a whole hour of Pearl Jam, but since they played for two hours a lot of the more colorful asides and such probably won’t make it to air.

The highlights, in no particular order:

- The band invited several injured military veterans from the Wounded Warrior Project of San Antonio to the taping. At the start of the first encore, singer Eddie Vedder came out to do a solo take on “Lukin” (more on that in a second) but forgot a guitar pick, so he jokingly asked a nearby audience member for one of the picks guitarist Stone Gossard had passed out at the close of the first set. At this, one of several veterans in the audience with prosthetic legs shouted to Vedder, “I’ll trade you my leg for a pick!”, prompting an “are you serious?” look from Vedder. A moment later the singer was bounding across the stage, leg in hand, while gathering up a guitar pick and drum sticks from Matt Cameron’s drum kit to give to the soldier. Vedder then autographed the prosthetic and two others before telling the rest of the veterans he’d be back after the show to sign anything they wanted. A truly endearing and cool exchange that just can’t happen in any other performing environment.

- As mentioned in the review of the show, guitarist Mike McCready closed the night by transitioning from the band’s cover of Victoria Williams’ “Crazy Mary” to going solo on a crackling, feedback-drenched playing of “The Star Spangled Banner.” Couple that with Vedder recounting his five-year-old daughter making him recite the Pledge of Allegiance with him over the phone before a recent show and it’s hard to believe that during the George Bush presidency this band was assailing the direction of the country with the type of vitriol that would’ve gotten it blacklisted during the Joe McCarthy years.

- Back to “Lukin”: so this barely one minute ball of fury has always been one of the weirder bits in the band’s canon, and definitely wasn’t up for consideration by most as a tune Vedder would pull out to do pretty much solo at a taping of one of the most hallowed music programs in history. But there it was like a sore thumb, with Vedder bringing a string quartet led by Austin’s Will Taylor back out to back him up, with the instructions that the tune was in E and the string players should just crank out whatever they thought sounded good. “Is that E minor or major?” one of the players asked, at which point Vedder laughed and admitted he wasn’t sure. “I don’t even know what a third is. You’re blowing my cover now.” Not that it mattered much. Vedder abused his acoustic guitar while the strings did their best to be heard above the din. One of those head-scratching moments the band does mostly just to keep itself and audiences from getting bored.

- The weirdo cover requirement got met with a set-opening take on Austin native Daniel Johnston’s “Walking The Cow” (featuring only Vedder and bassist Jeff Ament) and “Driven To Tears” by The Police, a nearly 30-year-old political lament beefed up with three guitars. Vedder said he hoped the latter song will lose its social significance some day, which might sound like an ineloquent putdown but was more a lament that not a lot has changed since the Reagan years.

- Recording equipment was obviously barred from the premises for audience members so I can’t do justice to the rambling monologue Vedder delivered prior to “Do The Evolution” with anything close to 100 percent accuracy. I just know it started with something about the need for human compassion, and how that’s getting lost as mankind develops technologically, and how maybe we should find a way to measure how well we look out for one another instead of using yard sticks like GDP or something, and how… well, you get the idea. After a couple minutes Vedder trailed off and admitted “… I guess I’m not really going anywhere in particular with this” before finally saying “It’s evolution, baby” and kicking off one of the band’s few enduring mid-period rockers. There’s a reason the guy’s a singer and not an orator. Thankfully, he does the first very, very, very well.

the scientist a écrit :http://www.pbs.org/newshour/video/modul ... 2009&seg=7

interview, backstage et extrait live

Denis a écrit :les pistes "ed rant" ne sont pas dans le bon ordre, un de ces jours, je vais les réarranger et uploader une version chronologiquement correcte

Denis a écrit :petit rappel : l'émission sera diffusée le 21 novembre

http://austincitylimits.org/