Set List to be confirmed: Release, Brain of J., Animal, Faithfull, In My Tree, I Got Shit, Corduroy, Wishlist, Even Flow, Spin The Black Circle, Daughter/Pebbles (Shudder To Think), Given To Fly, Hail Hail, MFC, Crazy Mary (part), Small Town, Off He Goes, State of Love and Trust, Do The Evolution, Alive; 1st Encore: Go, Black, Rearviewmirror, Immortality; 2nd Encore: Indifference, Porch

Phillip Navarre (Jollymon1@worldnet.att.net):
Laying in bed in the wee hours of the morning in Seattle, I point the real audio player to Triple J radio and get to hear the Pearl Jam concert live. I can picture what it must be like and can't wait till June 20 and July 21 to see and hear it live. Porch was pretty wild tonight and was that a verse of Crazy Mary I heard? Isn't technology great. It didn't even skip with the 28.8 modem.

Max Levine (flushmax@email.msn.com):
This, my second ever Pearl Jam show, was a musical energy feast. My only wish was that the crowd could have been a little more together at times. Not being in the pit this time around, it was somewhat disconcerting to be surrounded by the motionless, seated or head-bobbing variety of concert goer. None the less, I had a great time. I couldn't have asked for better treats than the band served up tonight.

Being a native Chicagoan and Bulls fan, I was psyched when Ed dedicated Hail Hail to Luc Longley, announcing that the chorus would be changed to "Hail Hail the lucky ones, I refer to those who are tall."

Basically, all of Mike's solos would have to be considered gifts as well, even the one where Ed goofed on his Wah. They were both smiling. The crowd did get involved when Ed told us that the show was being broadcast live and asked us to say our hello's to the listening audience. I really felt best during the encore when Ed asked for the house lights and I could see everyone grooving to the most rippenest Porch I have ever heard. It was the perfect end to Pearl Jam's stay in Melbourne.