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Post subject: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Wed September 11, 2024 8:52 pm
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I had this thought the other day on whether Pearl Jam would ever consider a tour focusing on songs/setlists exclusively written between 2000-2024. Understandably, most fans buy tickets to see them play songs from Ten and they average about 5-6 songs per show these days. Interesting thought experiment and was curious what songs you would choose for a 27 song set.
Post subject: Re: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Sat September 14, 2024 3:22 am
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I’d be in, but I feel like I’d just be box ticking, to be honest. At this stage what I’d really love is an acoustic tour - fun arrangements of standard songs along with rarely played gems like Alright, Yellow Moon, Otherside, Steangest Tribe, etc.
Post subject: Re: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Tue September 17, 2024 9:15 pm
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daft twat wrote:
I’d be in, but I feel like I’d just be box ticking, to be honest. At this stage what I’d really love is an acoustic tour - fun arrangements of standard songs along with rarely played gems like Alright, Yellow Moon, Otherside, Strangest Tribe, etc.
Post subject: Re: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Tue September 17, 2024 9:33 pm
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daft twat wrote:
I’d be in, but I feel like I’d just be box ticking, to be honest. At this stage what I’d really love is an acoustic tour - fun arrangements of standard songs along with rarely played gems like Alright, Yellow Moon, Otherside, Steangest Tribe, etc.
Post subject: Re: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Tue September 17, 2024 10:15 pm
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Post subject: Re: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Wed September 18, 2024 3:04 pm
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This was harder than I thought, my first tour was 2003 so I missed a lot of Binaural live.
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Post subject: Re: Hypothetical post-2000 Pearl Jam Tour
Posted: Fri November 08, 2024 3:16 pm
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daft twat wrote:
I’d be in, but I feel like I’d just be box ticking, to be honest. At this stage what I’d really love is an acoustic tour - fun arrangements of standard songs along with rarely played gems like Alright, Yellow Moon, Otherside, Steangest Tribe, etc.
I think it would be great if they worked with someone like Sturgill Simpson (who rearranged his whole catalog to cut two good bluegrass records of the same material) on getting good new arrangements for an acoustic double album and then toured on that. I think Pearl Jam's real weakness as a live band is arranging things in a new way that doesn't suck so they would benefit from some help there. I just think you need to have some feet in the actual country to cut a good acoustic record so Sturgill Simpson would be a good fit.
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