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this clip of songs is so good.
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Alessiana wrote:
corduroy_blazer wrote:
this clip of songs is so good.
I was there. : )
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GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
rvm
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Oh yeah. Both shows. Fucking amazing time. It was brilliant and as good as the RHCPs were, PJ blew them away. Based on what I saw in 2006, they're even better now.
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:47 am Posts: 46000 Location: Reasonville
Alessiana wrote:
corduroy_blazer wrote:
Alessiana wrote:
corduroy_blazer wrote:
this clip of songs is so good.
I was there. : )
.
GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
rvm
Oh yeah. Both shows. Fucking amazing time. It was brilliant and as good as the RHCPs were, PJ blew them away. Based on what I saw in 2006, they're even better now.
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i'm so jealous of you right now.
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Yeah, and how often do you see them close a main set with Daughter? That's pretty damn cool.
That's probably my only beef with that show. Just don't care for it in that position.
If you were in the crowd that night, and you realized how loud everyone was during the call and response, you would care for it very much in that position.
That show had the best crowd that I've ever been a part of.
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pjnothingman wrote:
Wease wrote:
glorifiedG in AZ wrote:
Yeah, and how often do you see them close a main set with Daughter? That's pretty damn cool.
That's probably my only beef with that show. Just don't care for it in that position.
If you were in the crowd that night, and you realized how loud everyone was during the call and response, you would care for it very much in that position.
That show had the best crowd that I've ever been a part of.
better than night 1?
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punkdavid wrote:
Man, you're like the people in the trading forum looking for a video of a show the day after.
best show ive ever been to (out of 40). the beginning was just insane...i remember after RVM i was exhausted, like thed just played a full show, not 4 songs...in hiding and nohingman were such great highlights that night too...i remember the red lights shining out over the crowd during the `into the sun...burn` lyrics...and eddies speech before betterman was so moving too..this is all just side a...we havent even approached the off he goes dedication to anthony hurley and the playing of alive yet...i will stand firm that hearing those first few chords, considering what they signified that night in terms of healing and hope, is the single greatest moment in live pj history.
hehe i know im saying that to be a bit argumentative but lets see if anyone can come up with a convincing argument to top it
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Yeah, and how often do you see them close a main set with Daughter? That's pretty damn cool.
That's probably my only beef with that show. Just don't care for it in that position.
If you were in the crowd that night, and you realized how loud everyone was during the call and response, you would care for it very much in that position.
That show had the best crowd that I've ever been a part of.
better than night 1?
haha
Night 1 had the worst crowd that I've ever been a part of.
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DeLima wrote:
i will stand firm that hearing those first few chords, considering what they signified that night in terms of healing and hope, is the single greatest moment in live pj history.
Not a bad word about this Seattle show, my dear Canadian friend, but euh... Long Road - Love Boat Captain - Light Years - Hard to Imagine - Alive - ... at Copenhagen last year.
i will stand firm that hearing those first few chords, considering what they signified that night in terms of healing and hope, is the single greatest moment in live pj history.
Not a bad word about this Seattle show, my dear Canadian friend, but euh... Long Road - Love Boat Captain - Light Years - Hard to Imagine - Alive - ... at Copenhagen last year.
hehe, not a bad word about the copenhagen show my belgian friend...but you semi-ruined that show for me when i found out from you that release was supposed to close it
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DeLima wrote:
Angus wrote:
DeLima wrote:
i will stand firm that hearing those first few chords, considering what they signified that night in terms of healing and hope, is the single greatest moment in live pj history.
Not a bad word about this Seattle show, my dear Canadian friend, but euh... Long Road - Love Boat Captain - Light Years - Hard to Imagine - Alive - ... at Copenhagen last year.
hehe, not a bad word about the copenhagen show my belgian friend...but you semi-ruined that show for me when i found out from you that release was supposed to close it
I know. Thing is, the fact they changed the setlist and closed with a happy RITFW/Yellow Ledbetter is crystal clear proof of the incredible healing that took place in the minds of the the audience + victim's parents/family/friends + band.
Whereas Seattle 00 closed with "this is it, goodbye, enjoy your lives, we'll enjoy ours, bye". Something must have gone wrong in the healing there, don't you think?
Yeah, and how often do you see them close a main set with Daughter? That's pretty damn cool.
That's probably my only beef with that show. Just don't care for it in that position.
If you were in the crowd that night, and you realized how loud everyone was during the call and response, you would care for it very much in that position.
That show had the best crowd that I've ever been a part of.
I very much doubt it. I've never been a fan of "lower energy" (or "slower" or however you want to label it) songs closing out sets. In general, I like good energetic rocking songs as closers. ( Ledbetter is an obvious exception, but after all the boots I've listened to, I'm quite tired of it). The slower ones usually just leave me ready to get into a rocker, and then nothing comes after it.
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