15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

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15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par dvi2702 » Mar Oct 08, 2013 1:18 am

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Setlist:
01. Release
02. Long Road
03. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
04. Lightning Bolt
05. Mind Your Manners
06. Hail Hail
(Ed greets the audience and jokingly mispronounces the name of the city and notes he has heard pronounced about ten different ways. He also welcomes the audience to the Red Sox win party.)
07. Sirens
08. Even Flow
09. Nothing As It Seems
10. Swallowed Whole
11. Red Mosquito
12. Whipping
13. Corduroy
(as the band is about to start the next song Ed has everyone stop and has the houselights turned on. He talks about finding a community of friends and how after 17 or 18 shows in Boston and seeing the faces of the people in the audience and those he meets on the street he feels like Boston is a great place to find community and that they are very accepting.)
14. Infallible
15. Got Some
(“this song is about being a friend when someone needs you and being a friend when they think they don’t need you”)
16. Save You
(Ed tells a story about playing a club called Axis in Boston in the early days. “I have met a lot of great Boston cops over the years but this guy wasn’t one of them.” He goes on to tell the story of about 5 cops beating up a kid outside the club. Ed had his polaroid camera and took a picture of it. A big cop came over and told him he can’t take pictures and demanded the photograph. The cop took the polaroid and tried to tear it up. Ed says, “have you ever tired to tear a polaroid? (mimes trying and failing to tear picture). This guy was totally emasculated by this thing that looked like a stamp in his huge hands. Anyway I think we probably played this song that night.”)
17. Leash
18. Let The Records Play
19. Do The Evolution
(Ed asks the audience if they should keep playing or stop so they can watch a baseball game. The crowd boos and Ed says I would boo even louder if you wanted to watch the Cardinals game. He says that some of the people on stage got to go to the Red Sox/Detroit game the other night thanks to their friend, and friend of Boston Theo Epstein. “We know Theo has gone on to do good things for another team but he was able to get us into the game and he wanted to let you know that he still loves Boston.” Ed says the witnessed such a miracle game that night that Ed now believes in God. “And his name is David Ortiz number 34”
20. Better Man/Save It For Later-(Charley, Cox, Morton, Steele, Wakeling)

Encore Break 1
(Ed thanks the audience and “Kudos to those in the back. All the people behind us are subscribers to Modern Drummer and they sat there so they could get a good look at Matt Cameron”. He goes onto talk about the “great teacher and great friend Howard Zinn.” Howard passed away but Ed thinks of him every day. This song is for Howard and Roslyn)
21. Man Of The Hour
(Ed mentions that they were still working on Yellow Moon in Seattle. When he was working on the bridge of the song they heard about the bombing of the Boston Marathon. He talks about the community pulling together and how they were pulling for Boston as well. He talks about some sort of threat like giant aliens that would hopefully pull humanity together and that we likely already have a threat in climate change and we have to work together.)
22. Yellow Moon
(“This song is a request from a local fella)
23. Fatal
24. Just Breathe
(“I wanted to give this to somebody in the audience tonight. (He hands someone a copy of the record) this is a piece of black plastic vinyl and sounds great when you listen to it loud. It is our favorite mode of transportation”)
25. Spin The Black Circle
26. Unthought Known
27. Porch (during “Porch” the band batter around the globe lights that come down from the lighting truss. Ed walks all along the front fills and climbs on the globe light in the center and swings around on it. Towards the end of the song he reaches into the audience along the front barricade and shakes their hands)

Encore Break 2
(Ed, “I don’t know why when we come to this area, this very specific area we always play such long shows. We wanna play one for the patient people in the back”)
28. Last Kiss [played to the people behind the stage. Ed sings from Matt’s main drum riser. Jeff and Stone join Matt on the small kit riser]
(Ed says, “I don’t want to sound....un humble or anything, a little humility is good but something strange happened today. Our record went number one on iTunes in 54 countries. Now some of the them sure (lists countries) but what about (lists several other countries where they haven’t played). So that is why we are playing so long tonight because we probably won’t be back for about ten years because now we are going to play in “Vietnam, Mongolia-(continues to list countries)

29. Crazy Mary
30. Alive
31. Sonic Reducer
(Ed says, “I gotta say it was a great, great fucking night”)
32. Indifference



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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par dvi2702 » Mar Oct 15, 2013 8:16 pm

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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par dvi2702 » Mar Oct 15, 2013 10:37 pm

Pearl Jam fans converge on DCU Center for concert: http://www.telegram.com/article/2013101 ... 59761/1116
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par myth4343 » Mer Oct 16, 2013 6:37 am

Release
Long Road
Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town
Lightning Bolt
Mind Your Manners
Hail Hail
Sirens
Even Flow
Nothing as It Seems
Swallowed Whole
Red Mosquito
Whipping
Corduroy
Infallible
Got Some
Save You
Leash
Let the Records Play
Do the Evolution
Better Man
(Save It For Later tag)
Encore:
Man of the Hour
Yellow Moon
Fatal
Just Breathe
Spin the Black Circle
Unthought Known
Porch
Encore 2:
Last Kiss
(Wayne Cochran cover)
Crazy Mary
(Victoria Williams cover)
Alive
Sonic Reducer
(Dead Boys cover)
Indifference
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par Tremoskito » Mer Oct 16, 2013 7:42 am

C'est bon tout ça !
Release + Long road en opener :shock: soit 2 openers d'affilée (3 si on accepte l'idée effroyable de small Town en opener), curieux mais why not. Je me demande comment le public réagit.

Et Fatal, damned !
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par Olikatie » Mer Oct 16, 2013 7:49 am

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Message par Olikatie » Mer Oct 16, 2013 8:06 am

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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par Mookie Blaylock » Mer Oct 16, 2013 8:09 am

J'espère qu'ils garderont l'idée de commencer en douceur pour la tournée européenne. Et Fatal aussi.
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par vedder de poche » Mer Oct 16, 2013 9:13 am

assez destabilisant oui...autant j'aime l'idée de démarrer par une chanson calme (je préfère même pour ce groupe, par rapport à tous les autres), autant en faire 3 de suite...faut que ca pète un début de show, c'est ça qu'est bon !! un ptit getaway juste derriere "pendulum", ca serait énorme !!
champagne....breakfast...for everyone !!!
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par dranx » Mer Oct 16, 2013 9:37 am

elles sont belles ces setlists, j'espère qu'on aura des boots officiels !!
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par thefrenchconnection » Mer Oct 16, 2013 10:00 am

j'ai limpression que les salles ne sont pas immenses ?
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par Olikatie » Mer Oct 16, 2013 10:07 am

Concert Review: Pearl Jam plays three hour show in Worcester

Wearing his heart on his sleeve and a “Boston Strong” patch on his shoulder, Eddie Vedder expressed his love for Red Sox Nation by leading his band
Pearl Jam through a three hour performance at the DCU Center on Tuesday night.

It was the first of two sold out shows at the Worcester arena and it coincided with the release date of “Lightning Bolt,” the band’s latest recording.

Vedder knew he was in Worcester, which he teasingly referred to as “Wor-chester,” but recognized that New Englanders embrace the region and rally around The Hub.

Halfway through the show he called for the house lights. It was time to make a toast with the wine bottle that had been at his side all night.

“When you are finding your way in the world, you don’t know a lot of people and others don’t accept you for who you are,” he said. “It hit me after that last song, seeing all your faces, and you are all singing the words, that this job has allowed me to be accepted by a large group. And looking out there it seems like you are all friends. Not every town is like that. Boston is one of the few places like this on earth.”

Pearl Jam opened its 32-song set with “Release” from 1991’s “Ten,” and Vedder finished the song by uncorking his first bottle and strapping on a guitar for “Long Road.” The crowd was fully engaged by the time the band broke into “Elderly Woman Behind a Counter in A Small Town.”

The title track to “Lightning Bolt,” was delivered as a careening rocker, and guitarist Mike McCready led the extended jam. McCready was a monster all night, playing electric, acoustic, and slide, playing in the crowd, and even behind his back.

They followed it up with another new song, “Sirens” during which McCready started with an acoustic, and then moved to electric for a solo.

The band went back to “Ten” plucking out “Even Flow” to the crowd’s delight and kept the momentum up through “Red Mosquito.”

Vedder was not done toasting, thanking first the ex-GM of the Boston Red Sox, Theo Epstein, who managed to get the band into Fenway Park on Sunday night to witness what Vedder referred to as “a baseball miracle” when the Red Sox came back to win.

“I now have a strong belief in God,” Vedder said. “His name is David Ortiz and he wears #34.”

That led into a stirring rendition of “Better Man,” the song that would close the set.

To that point, the performance had merely been an affirmation that Pearl Jam is indeed one of the world’s great rock bands capable of balancing blistering punk with brooding rock and igniting the passion of the gathered throng.
They were hardly finished.

The band still had a 12-song double encore to offer that included another toast, this time to those sitting behind the stage. The group then turned around to perform “Last Kiss” to that oft-ignored side of the arena. The band closed the show with “Alive” and “Indifference.”
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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par Olikatie » Mer Oct 16, 2013 10:09 am

Pearl Jam's 3-hour rock marathon hits Worcester

Pearl Jam celebrated the release of their tenth studio album, "Lightning Bolt," Tuesday night with an exhaustive and exhausting three-hour concert at Worcester's DCU Center before a soldout crowd of 15,000. The quintet, augmented as usual by keyboardist Boom Gaspar, delivered 32 songs over the course on their regular set and two lengthy encores.

Pearl Jam plays again at the DCU Center on Wednesday night. Pearl Jam also swings back through New England next week, playing Hartford's XL Center on October 25.(There were long lines getting into the arena last night, so despite the 7:30 start time on the tickets, the band didn't actually begin to play until almost 8:30 p.m.)

Pearl Jam's 24-date fall tour started last Friday, and they've been switching up the setlist every night, with neat surprises, like covers from left field. Tuesday night's set included seven of their tunes from the new album, and three covers from three widely disparate sources. The band opened its second encore with a soft-rockin' stroll through the old 1950's hit "Last Kiss." Immediately afterwards, Pearl Jam delivered a dazzling reworking of roots music icon Victoria Williams' "Crazy Mary," taking it over a whole gamut of effects from slowly booming mystery ballad to scalding soul-rock as Gaspar and lead guitarist Mike McCready traded licks, while singer Eddie Vedder strolled the front of the stage sharing his wine bottle with fans.

Those two covers were enough of a head trip to end the night, but, after a rousing, mass singalong version of their own anthem "Alive," the quintet launched into a fiercely pounding take on the Dead Boys' "Sonic Reducer," as torrid a bit of garage rock as was ever attempted. Previous shows on the tour so far had included covers from The Who, and Neil Young, but Tuesday's Worcester choices were a terrific trio of curveballs.

Before that the Pearl Jam show had been a well-conceived combination of the band's new music, as well as a wide selection of their previous work, from all phases of their career going back to their 1991 debut. The band --Vedder, McCready, bassist Jeff Ament, drummer Matt Cameron, and guitarist Stone Gossard--sounded like they were enjoying the night's work, and the sound quality was uniformly good.

There were a few numbers where the sheer din of the grunge guitar storm just flattened out the melody, and buried Vedder's vocals, but for the most part the individual instruments were clear and distinct. And several of the new songs displayed really sophisticated arrangements that enhanced the various members' skills.

Pearl Jam played on a very simple stage set, with eight big glass globes suspended overhead, which changed colors as the night progressed. There was also a weird metal contraption overhead, sort of like a skeletal spaceship, which also brought some color to the proceedings. Two video screens on either side of the stage projected close ups of the band for folks in the nosebleed seats.

Vedder, now 48, was in fine voice and high spirits, bouncing around the stage like a teenager and eagerly sharing his several bottles of wine with anyone he could reach. Late in the show he noted how the band had been able to catch Sunday's epic Red Sox playoff win, thanks to old pal Theo Epstein. "That (bleepin') incredible thing that happened? I have to say I now have a strong belief in God--and his name is David Ortiz and he wears number 34!"

The night opened with almost a ballad, the heavy bass swing of "Release," which was followed by the simmering thunder of "Long Road." Vedder took up acoustic guitar for the live show staple, "Elderly Woman behind the Counter in a Small Town," which became the night's first singalong opportunity for the 12,000 diehards. The pulsating title cut from the new CD, "Lightning Bolt," featured warp-speed tempos and an early sign that Vedder's singing would be especially passionate Tuesday night.

That punk-rock-like surging power was also evident in the new "Mind Your Manners," and "Hail, Hail" also had a lot of punk flavoring, although that was a spot where the general guitar squall overwhelmed everything else. Vedder greeted the crowd for the first time before the seventh song, and the new "Sirens" was easily the highlight of the first half of the set, a multi-layered arrangement that worked off a midtempo riff, and posited the singer in a way that let him delve into bluesy soul. The familiar rumbling of "Even Flow" built off of that feeling, with McCready uncorking a brain-curdling guitar solo.

The stretch after that early highpoint seemed to sag a bit, as the slower "Nothing As It Seems" actually seemed a bit lumbering, and "Swallowed Whole," "Red Mosquito" and "Whipping" kind of settled into a mid-to-uptempo general din. It took a truly wild "Corduroy" to regain the momentum, and then the chopping rhythms of "Infallible" again gave Vedder a better framework for one of his most soulful vocals.

The energy level onstage and off was almost off the charts for the blisteruing "Got Some," with Cameron's cascading drum figures a key ingredient. "Save Me" managed to be a pell mell, punk-inflected rocker that still retained some melodic grace. Vedder relaetd an anecdote about playing Boston's old Axis club before doing the older "Leash," which certainly sounded like grunge's heyday.

Later on, "Do the Evolution" inserted almost a funk hook into the night, turning it into one of the more engaging pieces. That salute to David Ortiz presaged "Better Man," which began with just Vedder and McCready, before growing into a full-band anthem that again had the throng singing along for the regular set finale.

Vedder and company did the first encore as a sort of semi-acoustic mini-set, seated at the front of the stage. It opened with Vedder's tribute to the late radical historian Howard Zinn, "Man of the Hour," a heartfelt ballad of loss and enduring memory. The rustic ballad "Yellow Moon" from the new album was a nice change of pace, almost folk music. Vedder's ode to "couples who love each other and also like each other," "Just Breathe" was another acoustic guitar-centered gem, showcasing his more nuanced vocal talents.

The punky charge of "Spin the Black Circle" worked like a sonic special effect, leading into the fiery garage rock of "Unthought Known." That first encore segment peaked with the old Pearl Jam anthem "Porch," where another incendiary Gaspar organ solo pushed the band into new levels of heated abandon, and ended with Vedder swinging on one of the light globes like a trapeze artist.

The second encore segment seemd to hit unattainable peaks one after the other, with that "Sonic Reducer" cover an incredible barnburner. But then the band downshifted just a bit for the woozy dreamscape of "Indifference," as Ament (who used a dazzling array of brightly colored basses over the course of the night) played on a standup bass, providing a low rumble as a major percentage of the crowd ended the night singing along again.
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Message par Denis » Mer Oct 16, 2013 10:31 am

thefrenchconnection a écrit :j'ai limpression que les salles ne sont pas immenses ?


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Message par Olikatie » Mer Oct 16, 2013 12:35 pm

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Re: 15 octobre - Worcester, MA - DCU Center

Message par sylvain » Mer Oct 16, 2013 1:30 pm

pffff toujours au top sur nais et fatal, vivement getaway en live !!!!
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Message par Monkey Wrench » Mer Oct 16, 2013 2:47 pm

Denis a écrit :
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15000 places en configuration concerts.


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