Le forum francophone des fans de Pearl Jam

Salle: Banknorth Garden
Première partie: My Morning Jacket
Nbre de spectateurs:
Membre(s) du PJforum présent(s): Québec fan

Soundcheck: Rats, Deep (reworked but not finished), Leash, Masters of War, Forever Young (de Bob Dylan)

Setlit: Release, Severed Hand, Worldwide Suicide, Corduroy, Animal, Red Mosquito, Love Boat Captain, Betterman, Unemployable, Even Flow, Sad, Wishlist, Gone, Green Disease, Down, Jeremy, Life Wasted, Why Go

Rappels 1: Forever Young (Ed & Jeff Solo), Masters of War, Crazy Mary, Inside Job, Alive

Rappels 2: Spin The Black Circle, Do The Evolution, Whipping, Rats, Comatose, Rockin' In The Free World

TFT Notes: Ed talks about how much they love the Boston crowd, and mentioned the seating snafu in Grand Rapids (some higher-number Ten Club members had better seats than lower-number members) and that they thought they got the seating right in Boston. Prior to "Unemployable", Ed dedicates the song to recent college graduates in the crowd; before "Even Flow" he tells the same graduates that "this song is gonna be your future". Ed and Jeff start the first encore with Bob Dylan's "Forever Young", followed by a full-band "Masters of War", performed in honor of Dylan's 65th birthday. Prior to "Forever Young", Ed says he doesn't mean to be cynical, and dedicates it to the college graduates as well. For "Do The Evolution", Ed and Jeff don orange T-shirts that read "Stone" in black upper and lower case letters (similar to how they are printed on Stone's guitar picks), and Ed changes the lyrics to "admire Stone". A raucous "Rockin' In The Free World" features Jeff jumping off amps and Ed rolling around on stage; toward songs end while Ed bashes on tambourines, Jeff and Mike play "pat-a-cake".

topic officiel sur la message pit

Suite à l’ajout des topics officiels du leg2 et des dates européennes, je post pour remettre en avant les topics officiels du leg 1

http://www.tdbanknorthgarden.com/

Pearl Jam
Pearl Jam announced the first leg of their worldwide tour with two shows at the TD Banknorth Garden on May 24 and 25, 2006. Pearl Jam fused the riff-heavy stadium rock of the '70s with the grit and anger of '80s post-punk, without ever neglecting hooks and choruses, and became the most popular American rock & roll band of the '90s.

Et c'est pas peu de le dire ! On peut être fier !

Départ dans quelques minutes... 650 km aujourd'hui.

Bonne semaine à tous !

Rock ON !

Bonne route, et bon trip !

Salopard !

Beyond The Wheel a écrit :Salopard !

et encore on reste polis

mankind a écrit :

Beyond The Wheel a écrit :Salopard !

et encore on reste polis

enc*** !


non jdéééééééécone

bon trip fred

Québec fan a écrit :Départ dans quelques minutes... 650 km aujourd'hui.

Bonne semaine à tous !

Rock ON !

Profites fumier !!!!


Quebecfan va bientot devenir le membre le plus haît de ce forum, après Stummer ...

Interview pre-concert de Stone Gossard:

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/living ... _of_pearl/

Wisdom of Pearl
May 24, 2006

If there's such a thing as a silver lining to wartime (readers, this is your cue to hit the "send" button on those angry e-mails), it's getting a great record from Pearl Jam. The group's self-titled CD, its eighth studio recording, is a full-blown protest album and the leanest, brawniest collection of songs the seminal Seattle alt-rock band has put out in more than a decade. In town for shows tonight and tomorrow at the TD Banknorth Garden, Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard called to chat about music and politics, set lists, and being a 40-something rocker.

Q. People are saying that Pearl Jam sounds rejuvenated and that the new album is a return to form. Does it sound and feel that way to you?
A. It does. Partly it's just playing the songs over the last couple of weeks; they seem to really fit in with the old material. It's exciting to have a bunch of rock songs that are full-on.

Q. When a band comes up with a great album, is it serendipity, or was there some spark, something you can put your finger on, that rekindled the fire?
A. Being in a band is an ongoing process. There are different periods. We've been a band for 15 years, and we're all in our 40s, and we still have a strong passion for the ecstasy that we've felt in each other's company, bashing our instruments and making it up as we go along. In any long relationship there's renewal, in the sense that you get through a long journey and wake up refreshed and feel a new loyalty and excitement. In a band it plays out by having a more exciting record.

Q. When Pearl Jam plays protest songs, is the band preaching to the converted, or do you believe that the music can inspire action and change?
A. I don't know. I'm not thinking about getting a point out other than wanting the music to soar. But I think Ed is pretty astute politically, and his frame of reference is one that is very interesting to a lot of people. I think he's been courageous when it comes to trusting his process, and I think it resonates in a pretty broad way.

Q. You're renowned for changing up your set lists. [In 2003 Pearl Jam played three nights in Boston and repeated only one song.] When and how do you decide what to play?
A. Ed looks at the landscape and says, `Here's what I'm gonna have to do,' and we comment and suggest changes. We're working on it on the van ride over to the venue. And we get a set list 15 minutes before we hit the stage. Me, I don't think on my feet as well as lots of musicians, so you'll get versions of things that aren't exactly the way they are on the record.

Q. Any idea what Boston audiences will hear?
A. New songs and old songs. And I'm sure some covers.

Q. Speaking of covers, I think it's so weird that ``Last Kiss" is Pearl Jam's biggest song.
A. It's very interesting. We recorded that at a sound check on a little digital recorder. It was for the fan club. You can try album after album to write a hit and spend months getting drum sounds and rewriting lyrics, or you can go to a used record store and pick out a single and fall in love with it.

Q. Red Sox GM Theo Epstein is a major fan and friend of Pearl Jam. Does he get to request songs?
A. Theo is pretty quiet and very unassuming. I've never seen him be needy. But I bet if he did request a song, he'd get one.

Soundcheck: Rats, Deep (reworked but not finished), LEASH, Masters of War, unidentified Ed and Jeff song (Forever Young?)

A confirmer, mais ça serait de la bombe !

Fantastique soundcheck! le public ne veulent plus savoir son nom s'ils jouent Leash

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On va dire que c'est un fake : ne pas s'emballer
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EDIT

Soundcheck: Rats, Deep (reworked but not finished), LEASH, Masters of War, unidentified Ed and Jeff song (Forever Young?) (per solace, thanks)

Pre-Set: No Pre-Set

Set: Release, Severed Hand, WWS, Corduroy, Animal, Red Mosquito, Love Boat Captain, Betterman (no tag), Unemployable, Even Flow, Sad, Wishlist, Gone, Green Disease, Down, Jeremy, Life Wasted, Why Go

Encore 1: Forever Young (Ed&Jeff Solo), Masters of War

Bob Dylan a 65 ans aujourd'hui, d'où le "Forever Young" et of course Masters of War.

Crazy Mary, Inside Job, Alive

Rappels 2: Do The Evolution, Whipping, Rats

Soundcheck: Rats, Deep (reworked but not finished), LEASH, Masters of War, unidentified Ed and Jeff song (Forever Young?) (per solace, thanks)

Pre-Set: No Pre-Set

Set: Release, Severed Hand, WWS, Corduroy, Animal, Red Mosquito, Love Boat Captain, Betterman (no tag), Unemployable, Even Flow, Sad, Wishlist, Gone, Green Disease, Down, Jeremy, Life Wasted, Why Go

Encore 1: Forever Young (Ed&Jeff Solo), Masters of War, Crazy Mary, Inside Job, Alive

Encore 2: Spin The Black Circle, DTE, Whipping, Rats, Comatose, RITFW

A demain pour Boston 2