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Salle: MGM Grand Garden Arena
Première partie: Sonic Youth
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Soundcheck: Little Sister, Big Wave, Leavin Here

Preset: Man Of The Hour

Setlist: Inside Job, Corduroy, World Wide Suicide, Grievance, Given To Fly, Marker In The Sand, Faithfull, Even Flow, Gone, Daughter, Green Disease, Rats, Garden, Parachutes, State Of Love And Trust, Life Wasted, Do The Evolution

Rappels 1: Little Sister, Small Town, Betterman (Save it for later tag), Black, Alive

Rappels 2: Go, Comatose, Fortunate Son, Porch

TFT Notes: This show is the return of Pearl Jam as the headlining act, following six shows opening for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. After starting with songs like "Inside Job", "Given to Fly" and "Marker in the Sand", Ed mentions that "there's been a few songs already about 'faith' and this is yet another one", leading to "Faithfull". As the opening chords start, Ed adds that his voice is "a little scratchy tonight if anyone wants to help - join in any time - it's everybody's songs, yeah?" Admiring the diverse crowd, Ed looks around and sees "a Brazilian flag over here, I saw a Texas shirt over here. If New York's the melting pot, Vegas is the fucking boiling pot." "Daughter" contains an unidentified tag "Like a whisper, I hear her name (3x) / Like a whisper..." In "Green Disease" the rich are asked to "act with your heart and not your wallet." Still nursing a sore throat, Ed introduces "Parachutes" saying "this next song on the list, we've kinda been waiting 'til the singer gets his shit together before we tried it, or at least my throat wasn't ravaged. Even though it's a bit of a rough night for me, rather than take it off, what you're gonna hear might not be the best throat but it'll be all heart." In "Do the Evolution", Ed is the first man to wear a "worn Cubs hat." During the first encore break, Ed comes out in a silver-sequined jacket, remarking "what's a Las Vegas show without an Elvis song (cheers). I'm going to dedicate this to the Frogs who made me this jacket about 12 years ago and also to my little sister named Gina who's here tonight from Texas." With the spotlight on him and some cheers from the audience about his outfit, Ed puts on a macho voice and says "the clothes make the man." During "Elderly Woman...", Mike sees a "Jon Tester for Senate" poster and points it out to a smiling Jeff. "Better Man" includes an improvised "Save It For Later" tag, with the lines "T-R-U-S-T (3x) / I wanna trust you, I wanna love you / Forever (13x) / Don't let me down!!". At the end of "Black", Ed tags "Come Back", singing "Come back / I'll be here" repeated. The crowd sings the last half of the first verse of "Porch" over just Ed's guitar and Matt and the rest of the band come in right on time. A fan is holding up a "Dirty Frank" sign and Ed tags it during "Porch", reverting back to the style of tag last seen in 1994 with the lines "Cook em! Just to see the look on their face, cook 'em just to see the look on their face". Ed thanks and names the various sections of the arena and then the "lucky motherfuckers down in front." Before the second encore, Ed - almost apologetically - says that "as far as playing Las Vegas, we've had some good shows here. We're up lifetime. Personally I lost a couple of rounds tonight, I've been having some health issues. The game ain't over yet. We're staying at the (gaming) table - let's win this thing." Pearl Jam thanks the crowd following "Porch", with Ed adding "even the losers get lucky sometimes."

Topic officiel de la message pit

merci Fred

Inside Job pour débuter le show puis Corduroy, World Wide Suicide, Grievance, Given To Fly, Marker In The Sand, Faithfull , Even Flow

+ Gone, Daughter

Green Disease, Rats

Garden , Parachutes

State Of Love & Trust, Life Wasted, Do The Evolution

Encore break

Little Sister, Small Town, Betterman (Save it for later tag) avec un solo de Boom , Black, Alive

Go, Comatose, le retour de Fortunate Son, Porch

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They teased Dirty Frank in porch!

Olikatie a écrit ::!:

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They teased Dirty Frank in porch!

Bastards!!
Je veux celle la!!

rooooooooh clair comment ca doit tabasser

une des meilleures setlists de tous les temps !!!!! (j'exagère peut etre un peu ...)
finir avec Porch avec dirtyfranck inside c'est enorme, je veux ca en europe !

dirtyfranck a écrit :une des meilleures setlists de tous les temps !!!!! (j'exagère peut etre un peu ...)
finir avec Porch avec dirtyfranck inside c'est enorme, je veux ca en europe !

non, apparement, t'exageres pas... je vais peut etre me l'acheter celui la...

ils n'ont pas joué un tag de Dirty Frank mais Eddie a chanté une partie des paroles; peut-être qu'ils joueront cette chanson ce soir?

Olikatie a écrit :ils n'ont pas joué un tag de Dirty Frank mais Eddie a chanté une partie des paroles; peut-être qu'ils joueront cette chanson ce soir?

bon c'est un début quand meme ...
par contre ca chauffe pour big wave

Olikatie a écrit :Inside Job pour débuter le show

enorme !!!!

ohh garden en live, je suis preneur pour marseille.

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Inside Job - Interesting opener but I'm so glad they played it since this was very likely my last show this tour. Ed was hiding out for the long intro then showed up just in time to start in on the vocals.

Corduroy - It was really rockin' but they sure seem to play this one a lot.....throwing in some Interstellar Overdrive would help me swallow this one night after night after night...But it still rocked, as always.

WWS - I just can't see myself ever getting sick of this one, no matter how many times they play it. Ed does a great job with lyrics too and never seems to miss a beat. Great performance of an amazing song. Stone was feelin' it last night. Dancing like nobody's business and looking like he's having the time of his life. I loved to see him having a lot of fun. And he kept it up the entire show.

Grievance - As an extremely disgruntled citizen I was very pleased to get this one in the set. Ed pointed to the flag that was hanging in the back of the arena as he pledged his grievance. This song makes me want to kick all you binarul bashers in the nuts. One of my favorites for sure.

Given to Fly - Not my favorite song, but it sounded great. Love Mike's energy....he's all over the place and his energy is so contagious.

Marker in the Sand - "Calliiinnnng Ouuut....." One of my favorite new songs. So glad I got to hear it since they neglected it in both Denver shows.

Faithfull - Definitely one of my favorites. Ed said that they've played a couple of songs that might hint on faith and that this one is all about faith. Holy cow that was a loud crowd too. Night and Day compared to either Denver show.

Even Flow - Mike playing the sole behind his head followed by a nice and rockin' solo from Matt. Easily makes up for playing this song at every single show since the beginning of time....

Gone - Can't say enough about how much the band adds to this song on stage. I love how it builds up to the chorus.

Daughter - Tag was something I'd never heard before...something about a whisper? Can't completely remember.

Green Disease - Just like Grievance makes me angry with Binaural bashers, G Disease makes me want to slap all you Riot Act bashers until you're black and blue. Great song that's super relevant whether Ed gets the words right or not...

Rats - Lots of singing here too. I don't think I'v ever heard it live so I'm thrilled with that. I mean, what can I say? This song rocked and was one of the best live versions I've ever heard.

Garden - I love the new version of Garden and this was my first chance to hear it live. Again, lots of singing from the crowd. One of the best crowds I've been a part of. Ed even gave us the mic for a few lines.

Parachutes - Beautiful song and beautiful performance. Ed nailed this one and was apparently sick or something...he kept saying his voice is scratchy and he'd need our help, which he got nearly all night long. Oh, he did fuck up the words a bit but barely noticable. Can't wait for the boot just so I can hear this one again.

SOLAT - Crowd went wild to sing along with this one. It's always nice to have it in the set.

Life Wasted - Finally got to hear it live. And so what if Ed fucked up the lyrics? He's done so great so far with lyrics to the new songs. Btw, this song is really hard to sing (at least for me) especially this late into the set. Ed's vocals are incredible. By this point in the show I've worked up quite a sweat. The arena is pretty hot but on top of that, they just played so many rockers...I couldn't help but rock out as hard as I ever had.

Do the Evolution - Ended the 1st set and in a very rockin' and raw voiced way. Ed's got vocal chords of steel. Oh, and he fucked up this one too by singing the last verse after the first, but still amazing.

Little Sister - Okay, how Ed can scream his way through DTE and the other rockers toward the end of the 1st set then come out (silver jacket and all) and nail this song is beyond me. He also did some Elvis-type dancin' during this one.

Small Town - Great sing-a-long with the crowd. The crowd really made this one better than usual. Can't say enough about the people in the arena last night. I was surrounded by loud singers and it made it even more of an amazing show.

Betterman - Great crowd participation again. We sang the entire first verse before Ed came in on vocals and we were pretty loud. He started a tag or something by spelling out T-R-U-S-T and saying something like, "I wanna trust you." and then breaking into "Don't let me dooooowwwwwwn" from Save it For Later. Ended in a rockin' little jam.

Black - Beautiful song...Boom's keys sounded great too. Seemed like a bit longer ending than usual and then Ed tagged Come Back, singing, "I'll be here....come back...come back.....I'll be here...come back...come back." It was soooo good.

Alive - Closed the 1st encore. Wow....great energy from the band and crowd...fist pumps from nearly the entire crowd and plenty from Ed too. Borderline emotional for me...ever since Kitchener this song has become pretty special to me and it was a great end to a strong encore.

Go - Ed was out of control on this one....all over the place. Lots of jumps and I think he had a few microphone spins in there (or maybe that was a different song, can't be sure). Either way he was supercharged and on fire. Haven't heard this one in a while so I'm glad they included it in the set.

Comatose - Again, Ed's vocal chords are clearly made of steel (or something even stronger). Everyone was feelin' the energy from this one. Stone was rockin' out and lovin' it.

Fortunate Son - Wow, I kinda forgot about this song but I absolutely love it. Ed dedicated it to the birthday boy (dubya's b-day was apparently yesterday).

Porch - Slow intro (which I love). Ed only got a line into it and noticed how loudly the crowd was singing then gave us the mic to finish the intro without him. Amazing energy and the momentum after Mike's solo and before the last verse....just building up that momentum was both energetic and exhausting at the same time. I was surprised they didn't give us an extra such as ledbetter because we really were a fantastic crowd. But I'm really not sure I could have survived another song. Easily the most energy I've felt and used in a PJ show. Overall out of the fifteen shows I've seen this one was probably the second best (Kitchener is easily #1). Thanks PJ for everything....can't wait for the boot.