Pearl Jam
June 3, 2006
Continental Airlines Arena: East Rutherford, NJ
Source: Official Bootleg (FLAC)
Pre-set Source: Unknown (MP3)
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Disc 1:
01 - No Surrender * - 05:33
02 - It Makes No Difference + - 06:34
03 - Severed Hand - 03:57
04 - Corduroy - 04:27
05 - World Wide Suicide - 03:33
06 - Hail, Hail - 03:27
07 - Animal - 06:54
Total: 34:31
* Pre-set - Ed solo
+ Pre-set - Ed w/ My Morning Jacket
Disc 2:
01 - Animal - 02:28
02 - Love Boat Captain - 05:14
03 - In Hiding - 06:21
04 - Even Flow - 07:41
05 - I Am Mine - 03:27
06 - Whipping - 02:26
07 - Gone - 05:30
08 - Comatose - 02:14
09 - State Of Love And Trust - 03:28
10 - Rats - 04:48
11 - Garden - 03:54
12 - Inside Job - 06:25
13 - Porch - 10:29
Total: 64:29
Disc 3:
01 - Encore Break - 04:16
(Encore 1)
02 - Army Reserve - 03:38
03 - Hard To Imagine - 05:44
04 - Last Kiss - 03:07
05 - Black - 08:28
06 - Crazy Mary - 08:34
07 - Last Exit - 02:48
08 - Encore Break - 02:23
(Encore 2)
09 - Wasted Reprise - 00:43
10 - Life Wasted - 03:43
11 - Lukin - 00:54
12 - Leash - 04:46
13 - Dont Gimme No Lip - 02:41
14 - Why Go - 04:36
15 - Leaving Here - 02:55
16 - Alive - 08:02
17 - Yellow Ledbetter - 07:45
Total: 75:07
Show Notes (thanks to
2FT):
"Severed Hand" starts "SNL-style" rather than the with the pre-recorded backing
track. Ed references the cavernous Continental Airlines Arena in "Hail, Hail"
with "Ah, looks like there's room for both of us". During "Animal", Ed's mic
cuts out before he begins to sing, so the song is aborted abrubtly. On the
bootleg, the band's techs are heard saying they "lost all of the vocals". This
day was a hot and humid day with many thunderstorms, a possible cause for the
power problem. The five-minute break keeps the crowd thirsty as Matt plays a
beat similiar to what you'd hear at a baseball game "1, 2, 1-2-3, 1-2-3-4,
'Let's Go!'" with the crowd clapping along. Applause as Ed's mic comes back on,
"Can you hear me now? So whose job was it... here in New Jersey to pay the
electric bill for this building tonight, that's what we wanna know? Is it uh,
I know Bruce Springsteen is on tour right now, do you think maybe he didn't pay
the bill before he left? Well I'm, personally I'm more ready than I ever was,
so if you guys are still in ..." leading right back into "Animal".
Always a crowd-pleaser, Ed mentions after "In Hiding" that this crowd is much
better singers than Thursday night's show. Community Food Bank of New Jersey
will receive one dollar from every ticket from this show, and "they served half
a million people since 1982, over a half a billion of food and groceries". Ed
mentions how playing "Gone" in New Jersey is appropriate - being written in
Atlantic City - and how he wanted to play "Atlantic City" for the Borgata
shows, but couldn't remember the chords, but "my fingers found their way and
turned out to be this song". Mike inserts a very quick lick from Mad Season's
"River of Deceit" just after the "I choose to feel" line during "Inside Job",
a song by "Mike McCready, words and all".
Ed comes out after the encore break and says there was a little argument
backstage about what to play. One song Ed mentions they have to play, and that
June 3rd is "West Memphis Three Day" and talks about their plight, his
involvement and his collaboration with Damien Echols on "Army Reserve". Ed
introduces Damien's wife, Lori Davis, who steps up to the mic to thank Pearl
Jam and everyone else's support.
"Last Kiss" is played to the crowd behind the stage (so the rest of the night
is "guilt free"), including Matt on a bass drum snare and hi-hat set up for
him. "Leash" is introduced as another "sing-along" and - just as recent
versions - Ed sings "Take my lucky hand..." (see the Vs. lyric sheet) and
"Delight in the truth".
Before "Don't Gimme No Lip", Stone addresses the crowd on this last night of
the first Leg of the tour, "I know you've all been waiting for it, and I just
wanna say thank you very much. Myself and everyone else has had a great tour
and I wanna thank Ed Ved personally cause he's put in so many hours to this
record, and the video we made, and every night's setlist, and he just does an
amazing job with an incredible amount of energy, and we're so lucky to have
him. LADIES AND GENTLEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN, ROUND OF APPLAUSE! (crowd
cheers) Thank you, alright, 'Don't Gimme No Lip'". With a few weeks break
before Leg Two starts, "Why Go" and "Leaving Here" are played back to back.
During "Leaving Here", Jeff takes the first three solos and Matt the last.
"Yellow Ledbetter" is introduced as "we don't know what else to say, so Mike
McCready's gonna say it for us".