Pearl Jam
February 16, 2003
Entertainment Centre: Adelaide, Australia
Official Bootleg #6
Source: SBD
Tools: EAC -> mkwACT
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Disc 1:
01 - Love Boat Captain - 05:30
02 - Corduroy - 04:50
03 - Save You - 03:48
04 - Hail Hail - 04:56
05 - Help Help - 03:55
06 - Even Flow - 06:32
07 - I Am Mine - 03:32
08 - Better Man - 05:13
09 - You Are - 04:47
10 - Green Disease - 02:36
11 - Not For You - 07:02
12 - Thumbing My Way - 04:29
13 - Given To Fly - 03:50
14 - Small Town - 03:16
Total: 64:16
Disc Two
01 - Insignificance - 05:39
02 - Go - 03:15
03 - Encore Break - 00:53
(Encore 1)
04 - Bushleaguer - 05:01
05 - Do The Evolution - 04:33
06 - Last Kiss - 03:35
07 - Black - 07:34
08 - Crazy Mary - 07:24
09 - State Of Love And Trust - 03:53
10 - Encore Break - 00:28
(Encore 2)
11 - Peace Sing Along - 02:32
12 - Soon Forget - 03:02
13 - Yellow Ledbetter - 05:32
14 - Rockin' In The Free World - 07:23
Total: 60:44
Notes (from 5H):
Unusual 'LBC' opener debuts before a capacity Adelaide crowd leading to a
stellar 'Corduroy' that gets the crowd going. After 'Hail Hail,' Ed expresses
his emotions regarding the 100,000-people turnout at the anti-war protest just
hours earlier in Adelaide's Victoria Square: "What a great day! I think this is
one of the greatest weekends in my lifetime ... in our lifetimes. This weekend
the biggest protest since the Vietnam war went down. You've got maybe 8 million
people in over 600 countries coming out to protest the war. That's something to
be toasted to and thankful for ... you should be very proud."
'Help Help' makes its debut, similar to the album version but no Stone backing
vocals. Again, Ed lets the crowd sing part of the first verse of "Better Man.'
'Not For You' is amazing ("small my table, seats all of us. got so crowded but
you we trust"). During the middle part, Mike rolls on the floor and stays
there, jamming, joined by Ed soon after! 'GTF' lyrically references a female
("she" and "her") rather than a male persona. Ed sings the first verse of
'Elderly Woman' twice, commenting "Did I fuck it up?" 'Insignificance' is
introduced as a song about a small town "near where we come from" with a plant
where a lot of people work making planes (Boeing).
The Bush mask is again worn by Ed during 'Bushleaguer' and a blasting 'Do The
Evolution' follows. The band turns around for 'Last Kiss,' playing for
"... those less privileged people, those people in the back." Ed's wine bottle
is passed around the front rows during 'Crazy Mary' and, after constant
requests all night, 'State' appears for the first time this tour.
Ed returns alone to attempt a crowd singalong of John Lennon's 'Give Peace a
Chance.' Ed is wearing a sleeveless shirt with a photo of Bush and John Howard
on it. Ed introduces "Luke the Uke" to Adelaide, then struggles with 'Soon
Forget' again, but provides Townshend-style windmills and jumps. 'Yellow
Ledbetter' sees the house lights on, and, to everyone's amazement, the band
jumps straight into 'Rockin In The Free World' (thanks to Stone), the crowd
going nuts, Ed jumping on speaker stacks, Mike running around the back and Matt
tossing out drumsticks. Very up show with Ed dancing and Stone lively and
laughing.