We’re lucky to be joined by two in this episode as Patron, Tim Fortescue, hops on to discuss why he requested this show, and filling in for John this week is Hallucinogenic Recipe co-host, Patrick Boegel, who also has great memories from this. So most of the stories and moments that are relived come directly from the less than 10,000 fans who were there in attendance in this intimate venue. Like Wrigley, this is a show that was never released as an official bootleg. For those unfamiliar, we’ll tackle why this show deserves more love and appreciation from this fanbase that may have forgotten about it in the wake of Wrigley. Because of the hype leading up to Wrigley, the London show that preceded it became a bit of an after thought. It was the first ballpark show of it’s kind, heavy storms caused a two and a half hour delay leading to a show that didn’t end until 2 am, and Bugs was played. We all know how big of a deal that Wrigley show was.
In July of that year, the band revealed their plans for their 10th studio album release nearly days before the two big North American summer shows – Wrigley Field and London, Ontario.
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Believe it or not, it’s been a full decade since the 2013 Lightning Bolt tour, as well as the release of the record. And for the Gear Guru, it’s time for some Javocado! Javier breaks down a trio of songs from the record including Comatose, Marker In The Sand and Inside Job.Īs we say goodbye to reliving the 20th anniversary of the Riot Act tour, there are so many other Pearl Jam anniversaries that need to be celebrated this year.
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We asked you guys what other songs you thought would work well in that role before Rockin’ In The Free World. A show with a Ten Club heavy presence on the floor leads to a set chock full of fan favorites leaving songs like Even Flow, Black, Jeremy, Better Man, Daughter, Rearviewmirror and Corduroy off the setlist entirely.įor our question of the week, we had something unique happen in this show where World Wide Suicide was played in the usual Alive spot. We’ll talk about where it benefits and suffers inside this setlist. We’ll also address how in this era, the band turned up the RPMs and started playing many of their songs faster than usual. We’ll go in depth on Marker In The Sand, Parachutes, Comatose as some of the highlights from this night.
This show took place in the aftermath of a massive tour supporting the Self Titled record, featuring many songs from the album that don’t get heard often today. Thank you to friend and Patreon, Simon Pountney, for requesting this! The show we cover here happened in London, and was the first arena show there since 2000. Outside of the Vic and the Lollapalooza Chicago show, there were only 12 shows played on a European run that included mostly festival dates. In this episode, Randy and John go where this podcast has (almost) never gone before… to the 2007 tour! While we covered Vic Theater in this podcast’s infancy, we’ve never done the full dive into what’s sort of a forgotten year in Pearl Jam history.
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