Pearl Jam: Vienna 2014
Synopsis
Pearl Jam play live at Wiener Stadthalle - Halle D, Vienna, Austria on June 25th 2014. >> SETLIST: Long Road, Can't Keep, Black, Last Exit, Why Go, Spin the Black Circle, Hail, Hail, Got Some, Lightning Bolt, Mind Your Manners, Severed Hand, I Got Id, Amongst the Waves, Rain (The Beatles cover), Even Flow, Sirens, Wishlist, Rats, Public Image (Public Image Ltd cover), Do the Evolution, Rearviewmirror >> ENCORE: The Needle and the Damage Done (Neil Young cover) (Eddie Vedder solo acoustic, first time performed in a Pearl Jam concert since 2009), Speed of Sound, Footsteps, Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Daughter (with "Atomic Dog" tag), State of Love and Trust, Brain of J., Lukin, Porch >> ENCORE 2: Smile, Fuckin' Up (Neil Young & Crazy Horse cover), Alive, Baba O'Riley (The Who cover), Indifference
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