Pearl Jam on Vote For Change tour

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

You mean like when Neil does it with Crazy Horse?
 
 

Originally posted by grotty:
 [QB]
 
 [The last time I saw Cortez the Killer live, it was a cover performed by all of DBT & Slobberbone...I now know that there's nothing like the real thing]

[grotty]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  You mean like when Neil does it with Crazy Horse?
 
 

Originally posted by grotty:
 [QB]
 
 [The last time I saw Cortez the Killer live, it was a cover performed by all of DBT & Slobberbone...I now know that there's nothing like the real thing] [/b]

No - I meant Neil Young + Peter Frampton.  

[kosmo vinyl]

Originally posted by grotty:
 
 
 Imagine seeing your favorite band in a venue that they've obviously outgrown (2-3X the 9:30), every person on their feet the entire time, singing every word to every song. The crowd was as engaged as I've ever seen.
 
 

This is why the setlist didn't really matter in Reading...  Seeing Eddie leaping about stage like he was 19 year fronting his first punk band. Everyone in the venue was motivated for a great show.
 
 Kosmette and I agreed that after seeing Pearl Jam rip it up in a <10K venue with a straight ahead rock show, how great a U2 show would be in same vein.  Revovling setlists, no heart shaped stage, no video screens is the way to go.

[ratioci nation]

Built to Spill does a pretty good cover of Cortez the Killer

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Everyone does, apparently. I believe I've seen both Slobberbone and Matthew Sweet do pretty rousing versions.
 
 There was a time in the late 90's that I couldn't go to a show without there being a Neil Young cover. Not that that's a bad thing.
 
 

Originally posted by pollard:
  Built to Spill does a pretty good cover of Cortez the Killer

[suckapunch]

Has Neil been playing at all the Pearl Jam VFC shows?  
 
 Do you think there is any chance he'll show up at the finale?