Camden, le 27 mai 2006 – Topic officiel

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Lukin/Not For You (My Whole Life (tag)), Daughter/WMA tag,

Cool! retour du "My whole life tag"

On peut d'ailleurs dire clairement qu'il s'agit de la chanson 'Modern Girl', de Sleater-Kinney......[/size]


qu'elles ont merveilleusement interprétée hier soir au Botanique de Bruxelles...

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http://forums.pearljam.com/showthread.php?t=195403

MMC were great even though i only got see 3 songs fro mthem becuase i got stuck in the 10c merchandise line for eternity!
they ended with Mahgeeta which is my favorite song from them.

THen it was show time !! i cant tell you how fucking insane the crowd went for this band. there is so much love for these guy on the east coast , its unbelievable. from Boston to WAsh, the East cant get enough.

They started out with Wasted Reprise which was nice to hear, and the crowd gave homage to Boom!!. then they went Right into 7 Rockers. Life Wasted, WWS, DTE, Animal, Severed Hand, Corduroy, Marker in the Sand, all of which made the crowd go insane. and i dont know why people keep saying that the crowd isnt showing love for the new songs, because from what i saw last night , they fucking loved them. especially Severed Hand and unemployable. the chorus parts were being sung so loud.
And Then of course Edide had to continue to instigate the fight of whether the Tweeter Center is Philly or NJ. " Where the Fuck Are WE!!"

Lukin into Not4 you was great , lots of energy. i was really amazed how the show was turning out. If anything the show was a DEFINITE ROCK SHOW for sure. Daughter even though ancient now a days still has that umph with the crowd. and i prayed for this tour that they would regroup and learn the full version of WMA, but i guess ill take my Tag and walk on.
the closing four songs from the main set were just magical Jeremy, Present Tense , Why go , and Porch. god you couldnt ask for more of a perfect ender. the crowd gave so much love for all ofthese songs. Hearing Present tense live never gets old . as one of my favorite songs, everytime i hear it live its real special. Porch was crazy, he started it out real real slow this time, almost so where i didnt recoginze it at first, then he pumped right intothe words. the solo band jam was awesome , they huddled up to them selves and enjoyed a rock out session .

When they came back the crowd let them know we were ready for anything. he introduced the entire band and then said he would also like us to join , and which seems like a philly staple, let us sing the first verse. Come back Live, i cant say it enough was truly amazing to hear live, and the Corwd sung along to every word, which gave me a smile .

after small town came the long speech about wrongly convicted people and the lack of DNA testing. and the introduction to some of the people whos convictions were overturned. they stayed on stage and helped the band out with Last kiss, and then edd said following LK " this next song is for them" , and then irght into ALive!

Second Encore was something, and i know many people agree, VErY UNEXPECTED. i just figured maybe three songs one of them being YLB.BUT NO, a TRULY BALLS TO THE WALL ROCKER!!!! Ed told the corwd " its saturday night and we dont have anywhere to go " and ripped right into SOLAT< then into BLOOD! then most Surprising, a Second Encore EVENFLOW???, the crowd at this point from all of the energy the band was releasing were going insane. there was one guy way up front maybe in the first row who didnt stop jumping up and down the entire concert, that was great!
then the band decided to truly bring down the house with COmatose, which everyone loved and rocked out to , and then the moment we were all waiting for........... LEASH!!!!!! i cant even tell you what the place looked like when the band jumped right into it, i mean from the opening riff to the very last guitar strum, and place did not stop jumping and screaming. ithought there was going to be a riot !!! J/k and it sounded soo good , just like the good old days !!!
then came the closing Staples!! RITFW and YLB, to whic hthe crowd made sure the band knew our appreciation for everything!!! ritfw was full of energy. i think we supplied the sity of camden with its electricity last night. and ylb amazingly the crowd stayed for every part and sung along

then after 2hours and 45 mintues of pure rock the concert was over!! and then i hightailed back to the ferry ;D
last night was just simply magical, and everyone around me was have a great itime , sec 202 were animals !! i cant wait for tonite !

[nighthawk]

Lukin/Not For You (My Whole Life (tag)), Daughter/WMA tag,

Cool! retour du "My whole life tag"

On peut d'ailleurs dire clairement qu'il s'agit de la chanson 'Modern Girl', de Sleater-Kinney......

Non.....?? Bon.....

[Blue, Red,Yellow]

Lukin/Not For You (My Whole Life (tag)), Daughter/WMA tag,

Cool! retour du "My whole life tag"

On peut d'ailleurs dire clairement qu'il s'agit de la chanson 'Modern Girl', de Sleater-Kinney......

Non.....?? Bon.....

Ce silence vaut acceptation je ne connais pas du tout cette chanson et d'ailleurs très mal Sleater Kinney

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http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news ... 690977.htm



Pearl Jam gets refreshingly direct

By Keith Harris
For The Inquirer

The most "alternative" thing about Pearl Jam in 1992 was the band's hometown. Alt-rock's heavy punk-indie hybrid style was born in Seattle, so any group with four Seattleites must be alternative - even if frontman Eddie Vedder was a California surfer dude, even if their riffs were the stuff of conventional hard rock.

Throughout the '90s, however, the band struggled admirably to live up to that tag's musical and social implications, growing rawer yet more experimental, and adopting a staunch anticorporate stance.

But when a veteran band names an album after itself, they've usually chosen to retreat to what they consider their essence. On their new disc, Pearl Jam, and at Saturday night's show (the first of two this weekend at the Tweeter Center), Pearl Jam indeed pared away any distractions from their direct classic rock wallop. And the sing-along choruses of oldies like "Jeremy" or "Alive" are so familiar you can almost forget the murky third-person psychodramas the lyrics narrate.

Their audience certainly has a clear idea of what Pearl Jam is and is not. Just ask the poor auxiliary keyboardist who accompanied Vedder on show opener "Life Wasted," drawing prolonged boos. That disapproving chorus died out as the full band joined in to finish the song, and then segued immediately afterward into the frantically antiwar "World Wide Suicide."

Vedder's political statements, sometimes controversial in the past, were inclusive and nonpartisan. During the band's first encore, Vedder spoke a little about the band's support for the Innocence Project, a nonprofit legal clinic that uses DNA testing to free the falsely imprisoned. When three men who had been jailed wrongly joined the band on stage to sing and play drums on a cover of the 1964 teen melodrama "Last Kiss," the crowd cheered not only respectfully but heartily. Good thing none of those guys played keyboard.

Unlike U2 or Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam has never soared toward transcendence live. Instead, they flail, trudge, and rumble forward with dogged persistence, which made "Rockin' in the Free World" a fitting closer. Both outraged and perplexed, Neil Young's song insists on plowing ahead regardless of the confused state of the world. That's the path Pearl Jam now follows, as though they had no alternative.

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http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/magazine/daily/14690977.htm

Just ask the poor auxiliary keyboardist who accompanied Vedder on show opener "Life Wasted," drawing prolonged boos. .

lui il n'a rien compris... c'etait Booooom que le public criait

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quelques photos ici :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pollywogs/ ... 147757840/

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http://www.theskyiscrape.com/phpBB2/vie ... &start=200

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superbes photos:
http://web.mac.com/marcdmbfan/iWeb/Site/Philly%20I.html

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update du 1er message avec les notes de TFT

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http://www.bobczechowicz.com/?p=89

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http://www.dreamt.org/spinfrog/Philly06/