Pearl Jam
June 12, 2003
Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre: Bonner Springs, KS
Official Bootleg #48
Source: SBD
Tools: Official Bootleg > WAV (EAC v0.9b4) > SHN (mkwACT v0.97)
[seek tables appended]
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Disc 1:
01 - Release - 05:51
02 - Breakerfall - 02:40
03 - Brain Of J - 02:49
04 - Get Right - 03:29
05 - Ghost - 03:12
06 - Immortality - 06:51
07 - Whipping - 02:46
08 - Not For You - 05:57
09 - Off He Goes - 05:43
10 - Help Help - 04:16
11 - 1/2 Full - 04:43
12 - MFC - 02:33
Total: 50:51
Disc 2:
01 - You Are - 05:26
02 - Better Man - 04:36
03 - Save You - 03:36
04 - Encore Break - 00:54
(Encore 1)
05 - Go - 02:43
06 - Corduroy - 05:00
07 - Glorified G - 03:12
08 - Even Flow - 07:15
09 - Alive - 06:07
10 - Encore Break - 02:01
(Encore 2)
11 - Fuckin' Up - 05:32
12 - Baba O'Riley - 05:22
Total: 51:48
Notes (from 5H):
A lovely day turned to dark skies, lightning and a torrential downpour starting
during Idlewild's set. During the set change, the first row of seats is flooded
with water pouring from the upper sections. Mike comes out and tosses several
shirts out to the crowd. The stage is mopped, equipment is covered and the band
prepares to play as the downpour turns to steady rain and the lightning becomes
less threatening. Opening with 'Release,' singing, "Oh, dear Dad, can you see
us now? I am myself, like you somehow." (A large streak of lightning flashes
across the sky). Ed says, "Hi, Dad." A rather powerful moment, helping fuel the
rest of the "short, but sweet" set as the crowd sings the words in the rain.
The setlist is rapid and somewhat different, seemingly constructed specifically
for the circumstances, (such as 'Whipping': "Don't need a raincoat YOU'RE
already wet!").
Not a lot of chat tonight with the show starting late. After 'Save You,' Ed
brings the mic stand down on his monitor with great force and the stand and
heavy, round base fly into the crowd, striking someone in the front row. Ed
pays homage to the crowd in this totally uncovered venue for holding up and how
it is turning out to be a "memorable evening."
The first encore begins with a fiery 'Go' (which was to conclude the first set
according to the written setlist). Ed moves to the front of the stage at
various times, singing up into the rain. Mike climbs down to the front barrier
during the 'Even Flow' solo, practically crawling into the crowd, then slipping
on the wet stage and falling when returning. Ed speaks about stopping by to
visit one of the West Memphis Three in Arkansas and how it makes you appreciate
your freedoms and how you could lose them being in the wrong place at the wrong
time. How it makes you appreciate open spaces and being able to gather together
and have a great time and the "ability to stand in the rain all night."
'Baba' closes, with Ed removing his outer shirt and turning his back to the
crowd, revealing his classic, worn Who shirt beneath.