Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Monday, December 11, 2006
News: The Army Reserve Poll
The Results are in, and we can reveal with over 600 votes counted, the Best Show of 2006 was....
17% - Newcastle
16% Gorge 1
12% San Diego
7% Boston II
6% E. Rutherford II
4% Albany
4% Lisbon II
3% Milan
3% Astoria
28% Others
Check out our new poll - What is PJ's best Studio Album? - Vote now...
17% - Newcastle
16% Gorge 1
12% San Diego
7% Boston II
6% E. Rutherford II
4% Albany
4% Lisbon II
3% Milan
3% Astoria
28% Others
Check out our new poll - What is PJ's best Studio Album? - Vote now...
Thursday, December 07, 2006
News: Hawaii Shows Interview/Article
A three hundred-pound plus Hawaiian man was crying and he didn't care who knew it.
He and thousands of others held their arms over their heads, letting the tears flow, as they sang along to Pearl Jam's cover version of Izzy Kamakawiwo'ole's anthem of protest and love, "Hawaii '78."
"Tears would come from each others eyes as they would stop to realize, that our people are in great, great danger now," emoted Eddie Vedder Saturday night in Honolulu's Blaisdell Arena. "It was a heavy moment for sure, a perfectly fitting cap to three days of celebration, conservation and consideration for the people of Hawaii, Pearl Jam, Kelly Slater and the North Shore surfing community.
Mid-morning on Thursday, Slater was in the Johnson's backyard looking out at the windswept conditions at Pipe. He wasn't thinking about surfing, his mind was on music. "Ed wants me to do "Indifference" with him tonight," he said without expression. "I'm ready. I guess."
He jammed with Pearl Jam in San Diego a few months back in front of tens of thousands. But doing it in a small room, (where mistakes aren't muffled) packed with his peers and close friends is another trip entirely. "I hope I don't screw up," Slater laughed. "Because I'll never live it down."
Pearl Jam's frontman Eddie Vedder has his own fears to deal with. "I don't know if I should do it or not," he told me on Thursday afternoon before paddling into the sacred circle during the opening ceremonies of the Quiksilver Eddie Akiau Big Wave Invitational.
"What's the bumper sticker say?" I replied half in jest, half in motivation. "Good one," Vedder laughed. "Yeah, but for me, it's 'Eddie Would Die'."
Under the mindful watch of Ross Clarke-Jones and his friend The Champ, Vedder paddled into the distance, joining the circle. With hundreds looking on the beach, a set came through and filled into the Bay. A startled Pearl Jam crewmember looked at me and laughed nervously and said, "We've got three more shows to do, hope he's alright."
A serious and eventually smiling Vedder navigated the treacherous Waimea shorepound with Slater. " That was amazing," he beamed, wiping the water and a little sand from his beard. "Now it's time to go to work."
Across Kam Highway lies the Waimea Valley Audubon Society, a truly magnificent educational, nature preserve. The spot oozes goodness. At dusk Thursday, it was also home to the most shocked and confused peacocks on the planet. The tranquil world that they knew was about to be plucked, because Pearl Jam was to play on their turf. The birds puffed their chests, squawked and spread their feathers at the first strum of the guitar at sound check. They were pissed. I'll put it to you this way: I've been at wedding receptions and bar mitzvahs in rooms bigger than this and Pearl Jam was playing it.
The Quiksilver sponsored show tripled as a kick off to the Eddie Aikau event, a benefit for the North Shore Community Land Trust, Community Conservation Network, Hawaiian Lifeguard Association Junior Lifeguard Program and Punana Leo O Ko'olauloa, a North Shore school dedicated to preserving Hawaiian language and culture, and a throw down for the eight-time world champ and burgeoning musician.
"This is the most private party I've ever been to and we're the entertainment," said Vedder as he took the stage. "I know more than half the faces in this room." He went on to introduce guitarist Mike McCready to Peter Mel.
"I'm towing him in," said Vedder after bringing up Kelly Slater. "He's taken me out at Waimea, and it wasn't small. Oh yeah, and Teahupo'o too. So this is my way at getting him back," laughed Vedder as Slater joined him for the slow and moody Pearl Jam ballad, "Indifference."
Kelly Slater's duet with Vedder wasn't a token celebrity payback, nor was it a backslapping bro thing either. Because the artist formerly known as Jimmy Slade can sing his ass off. No lie. At one point, with my eyes closed, stone cold sober, I had to open them to see who was singing -- and I write about music for a living.
Now, with a shiny new black Gibson with "SL8R" and a red crown adorned over the eight hanging over his shoulder, the eight time champ showed his licks trading chops with bassist/hardcore skater Jeff Ament, and guitarist Stone Gossard and Mike McCready on Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World."
While the jamming was reaching its apex, Vedder walked to the edge of the stage, spread his arms out and fell on top of the crowd. He kept singing as he was passed to the back of the floor. Vedder was laughing, smiling and belting it out as he was pushed back to the front by the likes of Mark Richards, Tom Carroll, Martin Potter, North Shore surf royalty and various protectors of the coast to end the historic night in the Valley.
"Could you believe Slater?" laughed Tom Carroll. "I knew he could sing, but really now, c'mon mate, that was sick." Pearl Jam's Ament agreed with Carroll wholeheartedly after the show.
"We've had some people do that song with us and Kelly really nailed it and I'm not surprised. He's one of those guys, who can pretty much do anything."
An hour after the show, a now bartending Kelly Slater admitted that he didn't know he was playing his specialized shiny new Gibson guitar, he was too lost in the moment.
"They handed me a guitar and I didn't look. I thought it was one of Eddie's. Then halfway through the song I realized it."
"You mean, you didn't know?" asked Vedder. "That's beautiful."
It was well after midnight on Sunday morning at the Honolulu show afterparty when Eddie Vedder sauntered up to the table wine bottle in hand. He was hugging everyone at the table thanking each person for being there.
"That was so incredible to be able to end the tour here with everyone here, Kelly, Mark Richards, Ross, everyone. So great," said Vedder.
"Open up that shirt Ed and show us what you got underneath it," said Rob Machado. Vedder put his bottle down and complied with Machado's request to unveil his "Eddie Would Go" shirt to the laughing table. He laughs along with 'em.
"I still think mine should say "Eddie Would Die."
By Tim Donnelly
www.Surfline.com
He and thousands of others held their arms over their heads, letting the tears flow, as they sang along to Pearl Jam's cover version of Izzy Kamakawiwo'ole's anthem of protest and love, "Hawaii '78."
"Tears would come from each others eyes as they would stop to realize, that our people are in great, great danger now," emoted Eddie Vedder Saturday night in Honolulu's Blaisdell Arena. "It was a heavy moment for sure, a perfectly fitting cap to three days of celebration, conservation and consideration for the people of Hawaii, Pearl Jam, Kelly Slater and the North Shore surfing community.
Mid-morning on Thursday, Slater was in the Johnson's backyard looking out at the windswept conditions at Pipe. He wasn't thinking about surfing, his mind was on music. "Ed wants me to do "Indifference" with him tonight," he said without expression. "I'm ready. I guess."
He jammed with Pearl Jam in San Diego a few months back in front of tens of thousands. But doing it in a small room, (where mistakes aren't muffled) packed with his peers and close friends is another trip entirely. "I hope I don't screw up," Slater laughed. "Because I'll never live it down."
Pearl Jam's frontman Eddie Vedder has his own fears to deal with. "I don't know if I should do it or not," he told me on Thursday afternoon before paddling into the sacred circle during the opening ceremonies of the Quiksilver Eddie Akiau Big Wave Invitational.
"What's the bumper sticker say?" I replied half in jest, half in motivation. "Good one," Vedder laughed. "Yeah, but for me, it's 'Eddie Would Die'."
Under the mindful watch of Ross Clarke-Jones and his friend The Champ, Vedder paddled into the distance, joining the circle. With hundreds looking on the beach, a set came through and filled into the Bay. A startled Pearl Jam crewmember looked at me and laughed nervously and said, "We've got three more shows to do, hope he's alright."
A serious and eventually smiling Vedder navigated the treacherous Waimea shorepound with Slater. " That was amazing," he beamed, wiping the water and a little sand from his beard. "Now it's time to go to work."
Across Kam Highway lies the Waimea Valley Audubon Society, a truly magnificent educational, nature preserve. The spot oozes goodness. At dusk Thursday, it was also home to the most shocked and confused peacocks on the planet. The tranquil world that they knew was about to be plucked, because Pearl Jam was to play on their turf. The birds puffed their chests, squawked and spread their feathers at the first strum of the guitar at sound check. They were pissed. I'll put it to you this way: I've been at wedding receptions and bar mitzvahs in rooms bigger than this and Pearl Jam was playing it.
The Quiksilver sponsored show tripled as a kick off to the Eddie Aikau event, a benefit for the North Shore Community Land Trust, Community Conservation Network, Hawaiian Lifeguard Association Junior Lifeguard Program and Punana Leo O Ko'olauloa, a North Shore school dedicated to preserving Hawaiian language and culture, and a throw down for the eight-time world champ and burgeoning musician.
"This is the most private party I've ever been to and we're the entertainment," said Vedder as he took the stage. "I know more than half the faces in this room." He went on to introduce guitarist Mike McCready to Peter Mel.
"I'm towing him in," said Vedder after bringing up Kelly Slater. "He's taken me out at Waimea, and it wasn't small. Oh yeah, and Teahupo'o too. So this is my way at getting him back," laughed Vedder as Slater joined him for the slow and moody Pearl Jam ballad, "Indifference."
Kelly Slater's duet with Vedder wasn't a token celebrity payback, nor was it a backslapping bro thing either. Because the artist formerly known as Jimmy Slade can sing his ass off. No lie. At one point, with my eyes closed, stone cold sober, I had to open them to see who was singing -- and I write about music for a living.
Now, with a shiny new black Gibson with "SL8R" and a red crown adorned over the eight hanging over his shoulder, the eight time champ showed his licks trading chops with bassist/hardcore skater Jeff Ament, and guitarist Stone Gossard and Mike McCready on Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World."
While the jamming was reaching its apex, Vedder walked to the edge of the stage, spread his arms out and fell on top of the crowd. He kept singing as he was passed to the back of the floor. Vedder was laughing, smiling and belting it out as he was pushed back to the front by the likes of Mark Richards, Tom Carroll, Martin Potter, North Shore surf royalty and various protectors of the coast to end the historic night in the Valley.
"Could you believe Slater?" laughed Tom Carroll. "I knew he could sing, but really now, c'mon mate, that was sick." Pearl Jam's Ament agreed with Carroll wholeheartedly after the show.
"We've had some people do that song with us and Kelly really nailed it and I'm not surprised. He's one of those guys, who can pretty much do anything."
An hour after the show, a now bartending Kelly Slater admitted that he didn't know he was playing his specialized shiny new Gibson guitar, he was too lost in the moment.
"They handed me a guitar and I didn't look. I thought it was one of Eddie's. Then halfway through the song I realized it."
"You mean, you didn't know?" asked Vedder. "That's beautiful."
It was well after midnight on Sunday morning at the Honolulu show afterparty when Eddie Vedder sauntered up to the table wine bottle in hand. He was hugging everyone at the table thanking each person for being there.
"That was so incredible to be able to end the tour here with everyone here, Kelly, Mark Richards, Ross, everyone. So great," said Vedder.
"Open up that shirt Ed and show us what you got underneath it," said Rob Machado. Vedder put his bottle down and complied with Machado's request to unveil his "Eddie Would Go" shirt to the laughing table. He laughs along with 'em.
"I still think mine should say "Eddie Would Die."
By Tim Donnelly
www.Surfline.com
Santa's Sack: Release 3
Every year (bar one) since the creation of the Ten Club, Pearl Jam has released a christmas single on vinyl to members of its fanclub. Although it is often Easter before these beauties end up in our hands, it's the thought that counts, and there are 15 years worth of thoughts in this collection. Comprising everything from genuine Christmas songs, live performances, covers, duets, Jeff singing, and some stuff thats just plain random, this collection is made available here in mp3 and FLAC formats with full artwork to make it an essential addition to any fan's collection, or the perfect gift to the Jammer close to your heart ...
The Christmas Singles Collection
Side A:
Let Me Sleep (It's Christmas Time)
Ramblings
Sonic Reducer
Ramblings Continued
Angel
Rambling Again
History Never Repeats (Live)
Sonic Reducer (Live)
Swallow My Pride (Live)
My Way (Live)
Olympic Platinum
Smile (Live)
Hapy When I'm Crying
Last Kiss
Soldier Of Love (Live)
Side B:
Strangest Tribe
Drifting
Crown Of Thorns (Live)
Can't Help Falling In Love (Live)
Last Soldier (Live)
Indifference (Live)
Gimme Some Truth (Live)
I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
Don't Believe In Christmas
Sleepless Night (Live)
Reach Down (Live)
I Believe In Miracles (Live)
Someday At Christmas
Betterman (Molo Session)
Little Sister (Live)
Gone (Demo)
Download Link (mp3):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A6KZU95Q
Download Link (FLAC):
1: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PD8CMEEC
2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HFFA4N05
3: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J6UHGS8G
4: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=APS9F77I
Download Link (Artwork):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O8YQPV7B
Enjoy!
The Christmas Singles Collection
Side A:
Let Me Sleep (It's Christmas Time)
Ramblings
Sonic Reducer
Ramblings Continued
Angel
Rambling Again
History Never Repeats (Live)
Sonic Reducer (Live)
Swallow My Pride (Live)
My Way (Live)
Olympic Platinum
Smile (Live)
Hapy When I'm Crying
Last Kiss
Soldier Of Love (Live)
Side B:
Strangest Tribe
Drifting
Crown Of Thorns (Live)
Can't Help Falling In Love (Live)
Last Soldier (Live)
Indifference (Live)
Gimme Some Truth (Live)
I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
Don't Believe In Christmas
Sleepless Night (Live)
Reach Down (Live)
I Believe In Miracles (Live)
Someday At Christmas
Betterman (Molo Session)
Little Sister (Live)
Gone (Demo)
Download Link (mp3):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A6KZU95Q
Download Link (FLAC):
1: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PD8CMEEC
2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HFFA4N05
3: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J6UHGS8G
4: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=APS9F77I
Download Link (Artwork):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O8YQPV7B
Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Santa's Sack: Release 2
Ask any fan with a knowledge of Pearl Jam's live history what the greatest show the band have ever played is, and there is a fair chance that Soldier Field '95 will be mentioned.
Mid-95, the band had it all to prove, facing something of a backlash following the failing attempts to plan a tour without using Ticketmaster, which culminated in a San Francisco show where Ed left the stage ill after a mere 7 songs, cancelling remaining dates on the tour.
The band returned to live action with 2 gigs in Milwaukee,where they were drawing rave reviews. These shows were followed by a trip to Ed's native Chicago, to play Soldier Field. Nobody could have anticipated what followed: an amazing 2+ hour set, filled with classics, covers, (then) unreleased songs and even a guest appearance by producer Brendan O' Brien, all of which was served up by PJ at their best, 5 men against the world, 5 against 1.
07/11/95 - Soldier Field: Chicago, IL Video (VCD)
Show Info:
Vitalogy 1995 U.S. Tour Show
Set: 155min
Attendance: 47,000
Support Acts: Otis Rush, Bad Religion
Main Set:
Release, Go, Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Whipping, I Got Shit, Dissident, Even Flow, Improv/Sick o' Pussies, Deep, Jeremy, Glorified G, Daughter/(This Boy)/(The Real Me)/(W.M.A.)/(ABitW-II), Animal, Habit, Jam/Lukin, Not for You, Little Wing (teaser), Elderly Woman, Immortality, Alive, Porch
Encore 1:
Everyday People, Let My Love Open the Door, Better Man, Rearviewmirror, Black, Blood
Encore 2:
Yellow Ledbetter
Show Notes: First night Monkeywrench broadcast the show through the radio. The crowd is pumped, with people crowdsurfing even during Otis Rush's set. Cool 'Tommy' riff after 'Lukin.' 'Black' lyrics are altered from "sun" to "moon" and Ed gestures to the full moon above the stadium. He jokes, "There's some fancy people in the skybox ... they're blinking to us, sending us a message up there." The crowd boos and he tells them not to get angry: "... you know life has a way of working itself out, you know? Think about this for a sec, right? These are the rich, fancy people, right? They got all the luxury, right? Looks to me, like they're the farthest ones away from the stage and they're behind a fuckin' window ... you hang in the trenches long enough, it pays off ..." Ed destroys his black Telecaster featuring the "skateboarding is not a crime" bumpersticker, smashing it against his mic stand. Producer Brendan O'Brien joins the band on keyboard for a surprising 'Everyday People' (a Sly and the Family Stone song) and then 'Let My Love Open the Door.' First lightning and later, fireworks, filled the sky this night. Amazing setlist and long performance with the pressure on in an intimidating venue.
Download Links:
1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IL759H22
2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T0N5THP2
3 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YX571DNI
4 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=80N01H90
5 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2SMDJROG
6 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O6OBTB2D
7 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R04NAA66
8 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CAEMDD61
9 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ISPAB03V
10 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X6UMP4NI
Show Notes courtesy of TwoFeetThick.com
Mid-95, the band had it all to prove, facing something of a backlash following the failing attempts to plan a tour without using Ticketmaster, which culminated in a San Francisco show where Ed left the stage ill after a mere 7 songs, cancelling remaining dates on the tour.
The band returned to live action with 2 gigs in Milwaukee,where they were drawing rave reviews. These shows were followed by a trip to Ed's native Chicago, to play Soldier Field. Nobody could have anticipated what followed: an amazing 2+ hour set, filled with classics, covers, (then) unreleased songs and even a guest appearance by producer Brendan O' Brien, all of which was served up by PJ at their best, 5 men against the world, 5 against 1.
07/11/95 - Soldier Field: Chicago, IL Video (VCD)
Show Info:
Vitalogy 1995 U.S. Tour Show
Set: 155min
Attendance: 47,000
Support Acts: Otis Rush, Bad Religion
Main Set:
Release, Go, Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Whipping, I Got Shit, Dissident, Even Flow, Improv/Sick o' Pussies, Deep, Jeremy, Glorified G, Daughter/(This Boy)/(The Real Me)/(W.M.A.)/(ABitW-II), Animal, Habit, Jam/Lukin, Not for You, Little Wing (teaser), Elderly Woman, Immortality, Alive, Porch
Encore 1:
Everyday People, Let My Love Open the Door, Better Man, Rearviewmirror, Black, Blood
Encore 2:
Yellow Ledbetter
Show Notes: First night Monkeywrench broadcast the show through the radio. The crowd is pumped, with people crowdsurfing even during Otis Rush's set. Cool 'Tommy' riff after 'Lukin.' 'Black' lyrics are altered from "sun" to "moon" and Ed gestures to the full moon above the stadium. He jokes, "There's some fancy people in the skybox ... they're blinking to us, sending us a message up there." The crowd boos and he tells them not to get angry: "... you know life has a way of working itself out, you know? Think about this for a sec, right? These are the rich, fancy people, right? They got all the luxury, right? Looks to me, like they're the farthest ones away from the stage and they're behind a fuckin' window ... you hang in the trenches long enough, it pays off ..." Ed destroys his black Telecaster featuring the "skateboarding is not a crime" bumpersticker, smashing it against his mic stand. Producer Brendan O'Brien joins the band on keyboard for a surprising 'Everyday People' (a Sly and the Family Stone song) and then 'Let My Love Open the Door.' First lightning and later, fireworks, filled the sky this night. Amazing setlist and long performance with the pressure on in an intimidating venue.
Download Links:
1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IL759H22
2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T0N5THP2
3 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YX571DNI
4 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=80N01H90
5 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2SMDJROG
6 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O6OBTB2D
7 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R04NAA66
8 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CAEMDD61
9 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ISPAB03V
10 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X6UMP4NI
Show Notes courtesy of TwoFeetThick.com
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Santa's Sack: Release 1
Seeing as it is Christmas, (well nearly), we've raided 'Santa's Sack' to help ring in the yuletide joy! Over the next few weeks, we will completely at random select something from the vault of PJ we have, and give to you in the name of Old Saint Nick...
First up....
1993-07-13 Brixton Academy, London, UK Audio
Following the breakthrough success of Ten in 1991/92, the whole world was watching to see what Pearl Jam would do next - with 2 months to go until the release of Vs., the band toured Europe in support of U2 and then Neil Young, making a few stops of their own along the way. Amongst those were two headlining shows at the London Brixton Academy, (where the UK was given an advanced listen to many of the new tracks) the first of which you can hear here!
Show Info:
Vs. Promo Tour Show
Set: 90min
Attendance: 6,426
Support Act: Tribe After Tribe
Main Set:
Why Go?, Deep, Jeremy, Blood, Dissident, Even Flow, Go, Animal, Black, Glorified G, Daughter, Alive, Rats, Porch, Rearviewmirror, Whipping, Sonic Reducer, Once, Indifference
Show Notes:
'Rats,' due for release in two months, has a funky opening. The start of 'Whipping' sounds almost reggae-like. Ed, offering some insight into 'Rearviewmirror,' explains "... listen to this song in a car really fast, driving away from someone you hate."
Download Link (mp3):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1PHTTGI6
Download Links (FLAC):
1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J5OS44RM
2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DNRNNZNC
3 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SONPFD1D
Download Link (Artwork):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5XF8J9EX
Show Notes courtesy of TwoFeetThick.com
Keep checking back to see what's next to be released from Santa's Sack!
First up....
1993-07-13 Brixton Academy, London, UK Audio
Following the breakthrough success of Ten in 1991/92, the whole world was watching to see what Pearl Jam would do next - with 2 months to go until the release of Vs., the band toured Europe in support of U2 and then Neil Young, making a few stops of their own along the way. Amongst those were two headlining shows at the London Brixton Academy, (where the UK was given an advanced listen to many of the new tracks) the first of which you can hear here!
Show Info:
Vs. Promo Tour Show
Set: 90min
Attendance: 6,426
Support Act: Tribe After Tribe
Main Set:
Why Go?, Deep, Jeremy, Blood, Dissident, Even Flow, Go, Animal, Black, Glorified G, Daughter, Alive, Rats, Porch, Rearviewmirror, Whipping, Sonic Reducer, Once, Indifference
Show Notes:
'Rats,' due for release in two months, has a funky opening. The start of 'Whipping' sounds almost reggae-like. Ed, offering some insight into 'Rearviewmirror,' explains "... listen to this song in a car really fast, driving away from someone you hate."
Download Link (mp3):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1PHTTGI6
Download Links (FLAC):
1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J5OS44RM
2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DNRNNZNC
3 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SONPFD1D
Download Link (Artwork):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5XF8J9EX
Show Notes courtesy of TwoFeetThick.com
Keep checking back to see what's next to be released from Santa's Sack!
News: The Army Reserve Poll
If you look to your right, and scroll down a little, you can check out the newest feature of the Army Reserve - our poll!
This will be changing every week or so, in the search for all the important answers to your PJ related questions!
Cast your vote, leave your comments, i'll let you know the winner at the start of next week!
Poll 1: Best Show of 2006
This will be changing every week or so, in the search for all the important answers to your PJ related questions!
Cast your vote, leave your comments, i'll let you know the winner at the start of next week!
Poll 1: Best Show of 2006
Monday, December 04, 2006
News: Deep Magazine On The Way
All 10C members should get excited, the new issue of Deep Magazine is beginning to hit letterboxes up and down the west coast, so keep checking your mail for that special little package (Note: If you don't live in the US, you might not want to start checking for another month or so ;) ) to put a smile on your face!
SPOILER ALERT
If you just can't wait for the little beauty, here is a list of contents of the new issue:
Deep Magazine
Vol. 1 Issue 2
1. Four Letters from fans.
2. McCready Rant on Europe (3 Pages)
3. Cameron Rant (Just a Paragraph)
4. Vedder Rant on "The Flute of Shame"
5. Banter of the Bands (Ament's Q&A with Jim of MMJ)
6. Numbers by Lance Mercer (Stats about his 5x1 Book)
7. Flat Out Folked by Kerri Harrop (Seattle Writer and Friend of the band)
8. Section called Act of Love, it's a breakdown of what charities were supported on the USA LEGS of the tour.
9. Cause and Effect (Page about Carbon Portfolio Strategy)
10. Recipes For Life (A recipe from Pearl Jam's Traveling chef)
11. Contest 1 Winner (LeAnn Mercer)
12. Contest 2 Info (Arts and Craft with the use of Avocado Pit(s) )
13. 10Club Information/Addresses/Renewal Page
14. A letter to the BOYS from the Chairman of the Board of the California Avocado Commission.
15. 11 Pages of Concert Photos from Kerensa
16. Goods Section (with 3 new shirts: an Ocean Pacific type hawaiian shirt, Blackgold (Oil Stain shirt), and a Ladies Devil T)
17. A two sided foldout band poster (one side has the band, the other has what appears to be Ed working on a Setlist)
SPOILER ALERT
If you just can't wait for the little beauty, here is a list of contents of the new issue:
Deep Magazine
Vol. 1 Issue 2
1. Four Letters from fans.
2. McCready Rant on Europe (3 Pages)
3. Cameron Rant (Just a Paragraph)
4. Vedder Rant on "The Flute of Shame"
5. Banter of the Bands (Ament's Q&A with Jim of MMJ)
6. Numbers by Lance Mercer (Stats about his 5x1 Book)
7. Flat Out Folked by Kerri Harrop (Seattle Writer and Friend of the band)
8. Section called Act of Love, it's a breakdown of what charities were supported on the USA LEGS of the tour.
9. Cause and Effect (Page about Carbon Portfolio Strategy)
10. Recipes For Life (A recipe from Pearl Jam's Traveling chef)
11. Contest 1 Winner (LeAnn Mercer)
12. Contest 2 Info (Arts and Craft with the use of Avocado Pit(s) )
13. 10Club Information/Addresses/Renewal Page
14. A letter to the BOYS from the Chairman of the Board of the California Avocado Commission.
15. 11 Pages of Concert Photos from Kerensa
16. Goods Section (with 3 new shirts: an Ocean Pacific type hawaiian shirt, Blackgold (Oil Stain shirt), and a Ladies Devil T)
17. A two sided foldout band poster (one side has the band, the other has what appears to be Ed working on a Setlist)
News: Rolling Stone Award
Pearl Jam Is American Rock Band Of 2006
You voted, we tabulated (it’s slow work with an abacus). The tallies are in and Pearl Jam takes the title of Best American Band of ‘06 by a wide margin. In second place we have Red Hot Chili Peppers. My Morning Jacket comes in at numero treis. Tied for fourth (and demonstrating the weird and wonderful variety of tastes y’all have) are the Strokes and Tool. Rounding out the mix at number five: TV on the Radio. Impressive!
The final step of this little project is the one in which we ask you to submit your votes for awesomest Pearl Jam song so that we might give you a present in the form of a Best of PJ mixtape for your listening pleasure. Thanks for playing!
Source: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdail...f-the-year-is/
You voted, we tabulated (it’s slow work with an abacus). The tallies are in and Pearl Jam takes the title of Best American Band of ‘06 by a wide margin. In second place we have Red Hot Chili Peppers. My Morning Jacket comes in at numero treis. Tied for fourth (and demonstrating the weird and wonderful variety of tastes y’all have) are the Strokes and Tool. Rounding out the mix at number five: TV on the Radio. Impressive!
The final step of this little project is the one in which we ask you to submit your votes for awesomest Pearl Jam song so that we might give you a present in the form of a Best of PJ mixtape for your listening pleasure. Thanks for playing!
Source: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdail...f-the-year-is/
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Setlist: 2006-12-02 Blaisdale Center, Honululu, HI
Main Set:
Oceans, Corduroy, Animal, Do The Evolution, Worldwide Suicide, Severed Hand, Given To Fly, Love Boat Captain, Wishlist, Even Flow, You Are, Unemployable, Jeremy, Wasted Reprise, Small Town , Hawaii '78-Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, Betterman, Porch
Encore 1:
Inside Job, Man Of The Hour, Last Kiss, Crazy Mary, Black, Alive
Encore 2:
You're True, Happy Birthday Matt, Smile, Why Go, Big Wave, Life Wasted, Rockin' In The Free World, Yellow Ledbetter
Notes: You're True is performed solo by Ed on the ukelele. Dirty Frank was on the setlist, but not played.
Oceans, Corduroy, Animal, Do The Evolution, Worldwide Suicide, Severed Hand, Given To Fly, Love Boat Captain, Wishlist, Even Flow, You Are, Unemployable, Jeremy, Wasted Reprise, Small Town , Hawaii '78-Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, Betterman, Porch
Encore 1:
Inside Job, Man Of The Hour, Last Kiss, Crazy Mary, Black, Alive
Encore 2:
You're True, Happy Birthday Matt, Smile, Why Go, Big Wave, Life Wasted, Rockin' In The Free World, Yellow Ledbetter
Notes: You're True is performed solo by Ed on the ukelele. Dirty Frank was on the setlist, but not played.
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