Salle: Tweeter Waterfront
Première partie: My Morning Jacket
Nbre de spectateurs:
Membre(s) du PJforum présent(s): -
Pre-set: Gone
Setlist: Wasted Reprise, Life Wasted, World Wide Suicide, Do The Evolution, Animal, Severed Hand, Corduroy, Marker In The Sand, Given To Fly, Unemployable, Lukin/Not For You (My Whole Life (tag)), Daughter/WMA tag, I Am Mine, Jeremy, Present Tense, Why Go, Porch
Rappels 1: Better Man, Come Back, Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Last Kiss (with members of DNA foundation mentioned in Ed speech), Alive
Rappels 2: State Of Love & Trust, Blood, Even Flow, Comatose, Leash, Rockin' In The Free World, Yellow Ledbetter
TFT Notes: Being the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend in the U.S.A., Ed mentions that it's a great way to start the summer, and during ""Even Flow" sings that the "summer's on its way". This venue is in Camden, NJ, and Philadelphia is right across the river, thus why it is often considered a "Philadelphia" stop on the tour. With a big smile on his face, Ed references that saying "Where the hell are we anyways? Jersey? Philly?" and mentions that he should know better considering that they've played there before. The "Modern Girl" tag to "Not For You" returns, with Mike wearing a Sleater-Kinney t-shirt. "Present Tense" draws a big roar and the crowd sings the second verse. Before "Last Kiss", the band seems to get comfortable and Matt puts on a Fender Telecaster hinting at something "special". Ed tells the crowd that they are indeed doing something special tonight and tells of how their charitable proceeds from ticket sales tonight are going towards the Innocence Project, a non-profit legal clinic that works to free the wrongfully convicted through DNA testing. Ed introduces one-by-one three men who had a total of 45 years in prison before they were freed by the works of the Innocence Project. He tells the stories of Thomas "Tommy" Doswell, Vincent Moto, and Wilton Dedge, including how they each served more than a decade before they were freed. Vincent Moto then jumps up on the drums, and Tommy Doswell lays down a large lyric sheet and everyone together performs "Last Kiss", with Ed and Tommy trading off verses. Vincent and Tommy are bursting with Joy and make Ed blush by starting a "Pearl Jam" chant. Wilton, Vincent and Tommy come back out for an extended "Rockin' in the Free World". As they are walking off, Wilton - visibly the shiest on stage - steps up to Stone's mic, and poignantly implores the crowd that "you don't have to be a rocker to make a difference in the world".
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