Pearl Jam
October 12, 2000
USBoot No. 30 - Sandstone Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs, KS
Bootleg #55 --> Hitachi DVD-ROM GD-7500 --> EAC v0.9pb9 --> .shn via mkwACT 0.97 BETA 1
(by pjp@inhiding.com on March 18, 2001)
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Side A:
01 - Release - 05:33
02 - Do The Evolution - 03:39
03 - Corduroy - 04:39
04 - Grievance - 03:07
05 - Lukin - 00:54
06 - Light Years - 05:44
07 - Given To Fly - 03:47
08 - In Hiding - 05:30
09 - Nothing As It Seems - 05:43
10 - Even Flow - 06:11
11 - Spin The Black Circle - 02:37
12 - Rival - 03:18
13 - Once - 03:28
14 - Better Man/(Save It For Later) - 06:12
15 - Insignificance - 04:40
16 - Nothingman - 04:57
17 - Animal - 02:40
Total: 72:48
Side B:
01 - Jeremy - 05:13
02 - Black - 07:34
03 - Encore Break - 02:49
(Encore 1)
04 - Sleight Of Hand - 04:42
05 - Untitled - 02:42
06 - MFC - 03:26
07 - Small Town - 03:56
08 - U - 02:49
09 - RVM - 09:50
(Encore 2)
10 - RITFW - 07:15
Total: 50:23
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Notes (from 5H):
Tonight Mr. Stone Gossard rules the stage, starting with a fiery solo
during 'DTE.' The band is much more tight and focused tonight and Ed
demonstrates no visible ill effects of yesterday's ankle injury. The first
five songs charge right into each other with no time for talk - amazing.
After 'Light Years,' Ed greets the crowd. "Hi! We've been here before,
right? Yeah, I remember... the first band was the Murder City Devils, from
Seattle; tonight we had an import from Oxford, England, called
Supergrass, let's thank them." 'NAIS' is killer, 'Even Flow' has Stone
right at the front of the stage, as he was all night, walking back and
forth, playing to Jeff, making silly faces at Mike, having little side
conversations with Ed between songs (including one where he tells Ed he
wants to play 'Mankind' next, and then after the next song, steps to his
mic and clears his throat, looking quizzically in Ed's direction;
apparently it was on the setlist but never played tonight.)
'Once' starts by Mike leaping into a kick split and is punctuated by many
more throughout the show. The 'Save It For Later' tag is really
enthusiastic and lengthy. 'Jeremy' is intro'd: "This next song is called,
Love Amongst The Dead." Ed fucks up the words in the second verse and lets
the crowd sing it back to him to get his place.
Some apparently insensitive person decided that a sign campaign for
'Alive' was appropriate for some stupid reason and the band returns for
the first encore to a halfhearted sea of signs. Ed tries to make the point
by talking about many other things, and when the signs didn't go away, he
finally says, "I see the signs; it's good to know that you can organize
yourselves to support something, even a song; please put the signs down
and vote for Ralph Nader." [In other words, NO.]
'Untitled' is extended and Ed's going to arrive in "58 minutes" tonight (a
nod to the late and popular Kansas City Chief's linebacker Derrick Thomas
who died after injuries from a car accident); a tighter version of 'U' (Ed
joked, "This one's hard to find...it was a b-side ... you can find it on
Napster... hey, that's where we found it!") surfaces for the second night
in a row. A super-intense 'RVM' followed by an incredibly ferocious
'RITFW' close out a brilliant performance.