Pearl Jam
October 25, 2000
USBoot No. 39 - San Diego Sports Arena: San Diego, CA
Bootleg #64 --> Hitachi DVD-ROM GD-7500 --> EAC v0.9pb9 --> .shn via mkwACT 0.97 BETA 1
(by pjp@inhiding.com on March 31, 2001)
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Side A:
01 - Long Road - 06:34
02 - Breakerfall - 02:37
03 - Corduroy - 04:36
04 - Whipping - 02:45
05 - God's Dice - 02:34
06 - Animal - 03:44
07 - Given To Fly - 03:45
08 - Even Flow - 06:41
09 - Wishlist - 03:51
10 - RVM - 06:24
11 - Rival - 04:00
12 - Jeremy - 05:02
13 - Pilate - 03:02
14 - MFC - 02:32
15 - Daughter/(The Wrong Child) - 07:11
16 - Soon Forget - 02:06
Total: 67:34
Side B:
01 - Immortality - 07:49
02 - Insignificance - 04:37
03 - Go - 03:29
04 - Encore Break - 02:25
(Encore 1)
05 - Don't Be Shy (Ed solo) - 02:56
06 - In My Tree - 03:51
07 - State Of Love And Trust - 03:27
08 - Once - 04:23
09 - Small Town - 03:26
10 - Black - 07:20
11 - Parting Ways - 07:53
(Encore 2)
12 - Yellow Ledbetter - 06:01
Total: 57:45
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Notes (from 5H):
After 'Animal' Ed comments that the name of the venue is the San Diego
Sports Arena, but that he questions why it's called that, there aren't any
sports here. He says that he and Matt used to watch bands there growing up,
that they never saw a sporting event. After 'Rival,' Ed says, "Stone
wrote that song, and it should be nicknamed "growing up gay in Littleton
... that's Columbine ... the next song is pre-Columbine and it's something
I read about."
'Soon Forget' is prefaced with the comment: "This is as close as we're
going to get to Hawaii this tour, so we might as well break out the
ukulele." At the end of 'Immortality,' Ed comments that they were
fortunate to play to with Matt, and Matt's playing with them is a
significant thought, and the next song is 'Insignificance.'
'Don't Be Shy' is a Cat Stevens cover. Before playing it, Ed says that
it's nice to be in a place that he used to call home, and he said he'd
been talking with a friend and that it had been a rough year, and that
this song that he was about to sing was a tool that he had used to get out
of feeling depressed or bad. 'Elderly Woman' is prefaced with, "Small Town
was written for the old people who were pissed off and had angst, because
Ten dealt with young people who had angst." Finally, Ed calls the audience
"fucking lucky bastards" to live in San Diego, and that he hopes the waves
are good tomorrow, since they are taking Supergrass surfing.
The polaroid makes its return at the second encore. Mike's amp goes out in
the middle of Ledbetter for 10 seconds. Matt had some snare problems and
they switched out his snare probably 3 or 4 times, 1 of which caused a
small delay in the set. Mike was once again really hamming it up for the
crowd. Stone had a really good show and did some great Stone chicken head
bobbing. Matt was *clearly* playing for a hometown crowd - not showing off
per se, but really rocking hard for his homies. Great hometown show.