Which bootleg are you listening to?

[numbers]

Immortality from Fenway II 2018 sounds great on Sirius / XM. So glad I was there for that.

Yeah, Red Mosquito as well.

[Coach]

Immortality from Fenway II 2018 sounds great on Sirius / XM. So glad I was there for that.

Think of how much better the show would have been if they started earlier.

[Coach]

Immortality from Fenway II 2018 sounds great on Sirius / XM. So glad I was there for that.

Yeah, Red Mosquito as well.

Maybe I'll buy this show on nugs today

[Biff Pocoroba]

OKC '13 was on Sirius on the way in this morning; an unexpected gem.

[Monkey_Driven]

OKC '13 was on Sirius on the way in this morning; an unexpected gem.

I'm still mad at my friends getting married that day. I could have been in in the third row with another friend's second ticket.

[DissidentRival4]

Noblesville '98

[delanoche]

OKC '13 was on Sirius on the way in this morning; an unexpected gem.

It really is. It's the one show from the past decade that I'll actually throw on semi-regularly when I feel like listening to some live PJ. It helps that I was there and have fond memories of it. But I have good memories of other recent shows too that really don't do anything for me when I go back to them. This one holds up. Good variety in the setlist without being crammed full of "rarities," and a solid performance all around.

[raven2001]

Reading Festival 2006. Performancewise this has to be one of the best UK shows they ever did. They're a f'n machine here!

[raven2001]

Barcelona 2006. I'm doing the 2006 European tour in chronological order and so far this is an awesome experience. The level at which they are playing right from the beginning is staggering. They continue to nail almost every tour debut as well. Fantastic!

[BootsToAsses]

Barcelona 2006. I'm doing the 2006 European tour in chronological order and so far this is an awesome experience. The level at which they are playing right from the beginning is staggering. They continue to nail almost every tour debut as well. Fantastic!

West Coast U.S./Europe/Australia is the best run the band ever had, imo.

[raven2001]

Barcelona 2006. I'm doing the 2006 European tour in chronological order and so far this is an awesome experience. The level at which they are playing right from the beginning is staggering. They continue to nail almost every tour debut as well. Fantastic!

West Coast U.S./Europe/Australia is the best run the band ever had, imo.

True, especially when you consider how many dates they played back then. It's been years since I last listened to the 2006 EU shows and I remembered them being very good, but this is like a rediscovery of a treasure:) Looking forward to the rest of the tour!

[Kalevi]

Ft Lauderdale 2016. This show doesn't get any love but I think the selist has a great flow, the songs are well executed, Ed's voice holds up pretty well and the set list is interesting. Very underrated show.

[chuck taylor]

Ottawa 05

[BootsToAsses]

Barcelona 2006. I'm doing the 2006 European tour in chronological order and so far this is an awesome experience. The level at which they are playing right from the beginning is staggering. They continue to nail almost every tour debut as well. Fantastic!

West Coast U.S./Europe/Australia is the best run the band ever had, imo.

True, especially when you consider how many dates they played back then. It's been years since I last listened to the 2006 EU shows and I remembered them being very good, but this is like a rediscovery of a treasure:) Looking forward to the rest of the tour!

The Australian leg has some stunning shows, too. Adelaide night 1 (21/11/06) is one of my favourite bootlegs to listen to. Crowd is amped from the start, and Ed sounds fantastic.

Small Town - Go - Do The Evolution - God's Dice - Once - Immortality is a phenomenal start, and Immortality has one of my favourite Mike solos

Lisbon night 1 sounds magical too. The crowd is captured perfectly, and the band is tight.

[raven2001]

Barcelona 2006. I'm doing the 2006 European tour in chronological order and so far this is an awesome experience. The level at which they are playing right from the beginning is staggering. They continue to nail almost every tour debut as well. Fantastic!

West Coast U.S./Europe/Australia is the best run the band ever had, imo.

True, especially when you consider how many dates they played back then. It's been years since I last listened to the 2006 EU shows and I remembered them being very good, but this is like a rediscovery of a treasure:) Looking forward to the rest of the tour!

The Australian leg has some stunning shows, too. Adelaide night 1 (21/11/06) is one of my favourite bootlegs to listen to. Crowd is amped from the start, and Ed sounds fantastic.

Small Town - Go - Do The Evolution - God's Dice - Once - Immortality is a phenomenal start, and Immortality has one of my favourite Mike solos

Lisbon night 1 sounds magical too. The crowd is captured perfectly, and the band is tight.

Listened to Lisbon 1 two days ago: also a very good one apart from Severed Hand, where they messed up the ending, a rough sounding Lukin and Wishlist, where Ed doesn't remember all the lyrics. The crowd is awesome on that one!

[BootsToAsses]

Barcelona 2006. I'm doing the 2006 European tour in chronological order and so far this is an awesome experience. The level at which they are playing right from the beginning is staggering. They continue to nail almost every tour debut as well. Fantastic!

West Coast U.S./Europe/Australia is the best run the band ever had, imo.

True, especially when you consider how many dates they played back then. It's been years since I last listened to the 2006 EU shows and I remembered them being very good, but this is like a rediscovery of a treasure:) Looking forward to the rest of the tour!

The Australian leg has some stunning shows, too. Adelaide night 1 (21/11/06) is one of my favourite bootlegs to listen to. Crowd is amped from the start, and Ed sounds fantastic.

Small Town - Go - Do The Evolution - God's Dice - Once - Immortality is a phenomenal start, and Immortality has one of my favourite Mike solos

Lisbon night 1 sounds magical too. The crowd is captured perfectly, and the band is tight.

Listened to Lisbon 1 two days ago: also a very good one apart from Severed Hand, where they messed up the ending, a rough sounding Lukin and Wishlist, where Ed doesn't remember all the lyrics. The crowd is awesome on that one!

Let me know when you get to Milan

[raven2001]

I will Currently playing: Lisbon 2

[Fuzzcharger]

I just bought a lot of 24 bootlegs on ebay for pretty damn cheap. Mostly 2003 North America and Australian shows but a couple of 2000 Euro boots. That should be my listening sorted till Christmas First up Nashville 2003.

[delanoche]

First up Nashville 2003.

I listened to that one quite a bit back in 2003/04. Hope it's as good as I thought it was then.

[BootsToAsses]

First up Nashville 2003.

I listened to that one quite a bit back in 2003/04. Hope it's as good as I thought it was then.

Nashville '03 is the tits

Probably my most listened-to bootleg from that year. Great opening trio of Oceans, LBC, and Breakerfall.

Light Years is a tremendous version with a passionate outro by Ed.

Fun Bu$hleaguer which gets some playful boos but it all feels like good fun, in complete opposition to how it feels in Uniondale.

Parting Ways!

Better Man with a "WILD THING" tag

Great show!