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  1. What was the best show of the 20 you saw? :lol:

    Pretty hard to pick. If I had to, I might go with this one: Check out the setlist from May 2nd,2003 in Buffalo,NY. It's definitely worth the purchase if they still sell the live CD's on their website. Also, they played Faithfull due to my sign:)

    1. Encore:
    2. (improvisation)
    3. (The Police cover)
    4. Encore 2:
    5. (Dead Boys cover)
    6. (Patti Smith cover)
    7. Encore 3:
    8. (The Who cover)

    Wow! That is an incredible setlist. Check out the one from my very first show ;)

    1. (Modern Girl Tag, Sleater - Kinney Cover)
    2. (It´s Ok tag, Dead Moon)
    3. Encore:
    4. (Save it For Later)
    5. Encore 2:
    6. (Mother Love Bone cover) (First time played start to finish)
    7. (Neil Young cover) (with Neil Young)

    Great live shows. They lost me after Yield, which I think is their most overlooked album. Vs is my favorite.

    They do have some great songs since Yield. Nothing as it Seems. Just Breathe. Sirens. Pendulum.

    I honestly think No Code is their most overlooked album. Very raw production and I find incredibly eclectic compared to Yield.

    As a whole, I probably like Vs. better than Ten.

  2. I love mid-era Pearl Jam- from Vitalogy, No Code, Yield, Binaural, up to Riot Act. I thought they started getting complacent beginning with the Blue Album and Lightning Bolt is where they lost me completely. Its basically a Vedder solo record with a few singles on front end. Great live shows though. I think they've lost their edge creatively though.

    I had similar feelings about Lightning Bolt but it's actually starting to grow on me the last few weeks. Yellow Moon definitely sounds like it was lifted from the Into the Wild soundtrack, though.

    Only saw them once, but they're fuckin' great. They sort of do the Stones/ACDC thing now, make a record with 2-3 songs you can justify playing in concert, make that the excuse to tour, and do it. Fine by me, though, they're a hell of a live act.

    Saw Ed do a guest spot with the Who in Chicago back in May. That was something special.

    I bet that was sweet. Neil Young coming out for Keep on Rockin' in the Free World the first night I saw PJ was epic.

  3. Probably my favorite band after Guns' and without question one of the best live acts going today. Anyone else a fan?

    Sadly I've only seen them twice as tickets can be mindblowingly hard to get, but I did back-to-back nights for the Ten 20th Anniversary Tour in Toronto and both shows were simply incredible, plus I ran into Edge from the WWE on the second night in the beer line. Their first 4 albums are probably their best and my favorites but I've honestly never met a Pearl Jam song or album I didn't like.

  4. The Festival DVD from 2005 has a fantastic tracklist but unfortunately a lot of shitty camera work. However, unlike the Trilogy DVD, it has Porl who is without a doubt my favorite Cure guitarist.

  5. Heck of a game between Seattle and St. Louis. Glad the Rams pulled it out. Got a great defense and it looks like Foles is the real deal at QB. I'm gonna enjoy this last season in St. Louis, because the Rams will be playing in LA next year. And St. Louis will never get a football team again.

    I'm very happy my Steelers will have Bell back from suspension when they play the Rams in 2 weeks :lol:

    As am I because I drafted him in fantasy :lol:

    I guess we shouldn't be surprised he was suspended when he looks stoned out of his mind in his NFL profile pic :lol:

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    Haha! Did you see Dan Bailey's?

    Cowboys-Kicker-Dan-Bailey-Looks-Drugged-

    Speaking of the Steelers, do you think Wheaton is gonna have a big game this week? I need another WR on my fantasy, just in case Hilton is out this week. (Fucking waiver wire, I put in a claim for both Moncrief and CJ2k and didn't get either...)

    I actually have a feeling that Darius Heyward-Bey is going to be Ben's #2 until Bryant is back from his suspension.

  6. Heck of a game between Seattle and St. Louis. Glad the Rams pulled it out. Got a great defense and it looks like Foles is the real deal at QB. I'm gonna enjoy this last season in St. Louis, because the Rams will be playing in LA next year. And St. Louis will never get a football team again.

    I'm very happy my Steelers will have Bell back from suspension when they play the Rams in 2 weeks :lol:

    As am I because I drafted him in fantasy :lol:

    I guess we shouldn't be surprised he was suspended when he looks stoned out of his mind in his NFL profile pic :lol:

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    That’s the question we’re posing during this installment of Clash of the Titans, which forces you to choose between the two volumes of Axl Rose‘s magnum opus. This isn’t the first time we’ve sought your help in whittling down Illusion‘s epic 30-song length: In a previous poll, readers curated their own 14-track single-disc edition of the albums as a counterpart to the 12-track edited version that was shipped to retail chains reluctant to carry the complete (and potentially offensive) releases. But this time, instead of altering the running order, you have to pick between Illusion‘s halves.

    The first volume, which debuted at No. 2 on the charts, contains 16 songs adding up to more than 75 minutes of music, including the singles “Don’t Cry,” “Live and Let Die” and “November Rain.” Volume two, which debuted at No. 1 and ultimately ended up selling slightly more copies, spawned five singles: “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,” “Yesterdays,” “Civil War,” “Estranged” and the Terminator 2: Judgment Day-associated “You Could Be Mine.”

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