Pearl Jam: Manchester 2012 - Night 1(2012)
Pearl Jam play the first of two nights live at Manchester Arena, Manchester, England on June 20th 2012. >> SETLIST: Release, Do the Evolution, Corduroy, The Fixer, Given to Fly, Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Pilate, Even Flow, Unthought Known, Nothingman, ½ Full, Insignificance, Why Can't I Touch It? (Buzzcocks cover) (live debut by PJ), Immortality, Got Some, Why Go >> ENCORE: Just Breathe, Black, State of Love and Trust, Arms Aloft (Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros cover), Porch >> ENCORE 2: Better Man, Come Back (Fan request), Jeremy, Alive, Rockin' in the Free World (Neil Young cover) (with John Doe)
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Pearl Jam play the first of two nights live at Manchester Arena, Manchester, England on June 20th 2012. >> SETLIST: Release, Do the Evolution, Corduroy, The Fixer, Given to Fly, Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Pilate, Even Flow, Unthought Known, Nothingman, ½ Full, Insignificance, Why Can't I Touch It? (Buzzcocks cover) (live debut by PJ), Immortality, Got Some, Why Go >> ENCORE: Just Breathe, Black, State of Love and Trust, Arms Aloft (Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros cover), Porch >> ENCORE 2: Better Man, Come Back (Fan request), Jeremy, Alive, Rockin' in the Free World (Neil Young cover) (with John Doe)
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