Pearl Jam
February 8, 2003
Entertainment Centre: Brisbane, Australia
Official Bootleg #1
Source: SBD
Tools: EAC -> mkwACT
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*** DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 ***
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Disc 1:
01 - Can't Keep - 04:56
02 - Go - 03:14
03 - Save You - 03:54
04 - Hail Hail - 03:38
05 - Cropduster - 03:43
06 - Corduroy - 06:42
07 - I Am Mine - 04:24
08 - Nothing As It Seems - 05:54
09 - Given To Fly - 03:48
10 - Green Disease - 03:02
11 - Even Flow - 05:36
12 - Daughter - 07:46
13 - 1/2 Full - 04:37
14 - Wishlist - 05:12
Total: 66:33
Disc 2:
01 - Betterman - 05:56
02 - Black - 07:06
03 - Blood - 03:34
04 - Encore Break - 06:32
(Encore 1)
05 - The Kids Are Alright - 03:22
06 - Small Town - 04:01
07 - Bu$hleaguer - 05:58
08 - Improv/Whipping - 02:51
09 - Rearviewmirror - 07:45
10 - Encore Break - 01:04
(Encore 2)
11 - Crazy Mary - 08:07
Total: 56:16
Notes (from 5H):
The 2003 tour kicks off for a revved-up Australian crowd -- the first Oz tour
with Matt drumming. An anti-war theme runs through the show. Chairs provide
seating on the floor section that is typically the open/pit area for shows at
this venue. Seven Riot Act songs on the setlist but old favorites like
'Corduroy' get the loudest reception from the crowd.
'Can't Keep' opens with a modified guitar intro. Boom is playing keyboards for
this tour, and is most noticeable on 'Save You,' 'I Am Mine', 'Black',
'Bushleaguer' and 'Crazy Mary.' The 'Daughter' tag hints at Fugazi's 'Give Me
The Cure' ("I never thought too hard on dying before") before Ed's improv ("I'm
an American so I always want war, but please believe me ... a lot of us that
don't have nothing to do with the people on TV ... on the news") leading to the
War tag a la the Seattle 2002 shows ("War, what is it good for? Absolutely
nothin.").
There are some rough edges and flubs. 'Wishlist' is plagued with forgotten
lyrics, Ed forgetting twice and saying "It's so nice that you came to our
practice ... by the time we get to Sydney, it's gonna be polished, tight and
boring." 'Wishlist' includes the lowering of the mirrorball and ends with, "I
wish I was the president ... stop the war. Easy ... negotiate, communicate ...
isn't that what leaders are for?"
'TKAA' is dedicated to Pete Townshend (a show of solidarity for him) and how he
was working to expose the exact thing he was arrested for (access to child
pornography). Ed again has the Bush mask for 'Bushleaguer,' combined with a
shiny, silver jacket. 'Crazy Mary' is an amazing long version including Mike's
'Stairway to Heaven' outro. Ed is smoking and drinking red wine, sharing it
with the crowd, as in prior shows, during 'Crazy Mary' ("Take a bottle, drink
it down ... pass it around.")
This is the first show where mp3s were made available for download via the Ten
Club for members who ordered the CDs. The sound files were available the day
following the show.