Pearl Jam
August 29, 2000
USBoot No. 18 - Tweeter Center: Mansfield, MA
Bootleg #43 --> Hitachi DVD-ROM GD-7500 --> EAC v0.9pb6 --> .shn via mkwACT 0.97 BETA 1
(by Peter Preston/pjp@inhiding.com on 10 February, 2001)
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Side A:
01 - Of The Girl - 05:16
02 - Breakerfall - 02:44
03 - Corduroy - 04:56
04 - Go - 02:55
05 - God's Dice - 02:28
06 - Even Flow - 05:18
07 - Given To Fly - 06:06
08 - Nothing As It Seems - 05:59
09 - Grievance - 03:24
10 - Untitled - 02:21
11 - MFC - 02:24
12 - Habit - 04:37
13 - Wishlist - 04:05
14 - Better Man/(Save It For Later) - 05:22
15 - Rival - 04:17
16 - Sleight Of Hand - 04:25
Total: 66:47
Side B:
01 - Insignificance - 04:39
02 - Porch - 05:13
03 - Encore Break - 03:55
(Encore 1)
04 - Patriot (Ed solo) - 03:56
05 - Do The Evolution - 03:46
06 - Jeremy - 05:21
07 - Once - 03:35
08 - Mankind - 04:28
09 - Crazy Mary - 05:09
10 - Soldier Of Love - 02:51
11 - RVM - 11:14
(Encore 2)
12 - Yellow Ledbetter - 05:50
13 - Fuckin' Up - 06:30
Total: 66:34
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Notes (from 5H):
An absolutely amazing show. Following 'Even Flow,' some people about 15
rows back hold up a large banner reading, "We're so sorry, Hope you're
okay." Ed spies it, comes to the front of the stage to get a better view
and then puts his hand over his heart before returning to the mic, saying,
"Thank you, what an extraordinary welcome, thank you."
Lyrics to 'Untitled' are changed to "I can be there in 33 minutes or so
..." likely a reference to Boston Celtic's Larry Bird (#33). Another
reference during 'Habit': "Speaking as a child who knows who John Havlicek
was ...". Stone completely messes up the intro to 'Sleight' and then as
"our punishment" (referring to the crowd's reaction) he later "has" to
play 'Mankind.' Ed makes reference to being together ten years in October
but with a smile put things in perspective by saying that next year Sonic
Youth have been together for 20 years (Kim Gordon suffered terrible
equipment problems during their warmup set). Mike actually smashes his
guitar up again tonight during 'Porch' and hands it to some young kids at
the front [family of Sweeney (PJ security)], and Ed gives them some picks as
well :)
Ed says that this is the liveliest crowd since Europe, prefacing it with,
"You'll have to check the bootlegs to be sure." 'Patriot' gets messy with
the crowd clapping so much. Ed stops and nods his head in rhythm with the
clapping for a bit and then picks the song back up. A guy in a cow suit
comes to the front of the stage (prompting a comment before 'Crazy Mary':
"We don't usually play this song except when there's a dancing cow." He
asks, "Do you come to all the shows like that or just ours?" [Note: this
guy goes to pretty much every show at this venue and gets pointed out at
every show.] Ed passes a cigarette to someone front row during 'Sleight,'
gives away his tambourine after 'Mankind', and someone passes Ed a Rolling
Stones Altamont show tape. He says that people should use the power of the
vote, if not to get Nader elected but to broaden the discussion wider to
three guys. Through Ed's whole election year speech, 'Release' riffs are
played. He says he is only talking about the election and Nader because
"you're such a highly intelligent crowd. We won't even bring it up in
Philly (then slyly trails off with) ... but we might."
Second encore begins (likely intended to finish with 'YL' but there seems
to be a last minute decision to play out with 'Fuckin' Up' with Mike going
crazy. Mike tags some of Aerosmith's 'Sick As A Dog' into the 'YL' solo
and Ed takes more Polaroids. Seemingly a show that was never going to end
with the band in such a good mood. 'Soon Forget' is on the setlist instead
of 'YL' but is not played.