Set List: Of The Girl, Last Exit, Animal, Grievance, Corduroy, Tremor Christ, Nothing As It Seems, Wishlist, Can't Help Falling In Love With You (punked version), Given To Fly, In My Tree, Even Flow, I Got Shit, Better Man/(Save It For Later), Black, Insignificance, Rearviewmirror;
1st encore: Breakerfall, Do The Evolution, Thin Air, Nothingman, Small Town, State of Love and Trust, Go
2nd encore: Footsteps, Baba O'Riley

Photo credit: Joe Whaley

Another Elvis reference occurred later during DO THE EVOLUTION when Ed donned a pair of those Graceland souvenir gold "Elvis glasses" and changed the lyrics to "I'm a thief, I'm a liar, I'm the King, let's sing in the choir" and began doing Elvis-like Karate chops and kicks towards Stone. He did the same thing during GO. My brother had brought a sign with him that said "Baba O' Riley" on it as big as he could fit it and was waving it in the air whenever he thought one of the guys was looking our way. Maybe they saw us and we gave them a good idea or maybe they were just going to play it anyway, but they did and it was absolutely breath taking. It was a great crowd tonight and I was glad to be a part of it. Once again, a big thank you to Matt, Mike, Jeff, Stone and Ed. Thank you for one of the best nights of my life. Brandon Vaughn

People in the crowd were screaming for "Yellow Ledbetter!" The band of course skipped over that one, but the set list was quite impressive. I really wanted to hear some stuff off of TEN, we got an amazing version of Black, Even Flow, they did State of Love and Trust, and not to mention a powerful version of Footsteps featuring Ed on harmonica. He did a great job.

The mirrorball came down when they did Wishlist. I believe they had the mirrorball last time I saw them. It's a nice effect. They just dove into song after song, so much energy, and the crowd was right there with them. Some of the people behind me didn't even know the name of the new album, but people were into it.

When they went offstage, you could see a flashlight from the drum kit looking at requests in the crowd. They came on and did, "Breakerfall, and Do the Evolution," which blew me away. During the weird choir part, Eddie put on some Elvis sunglasses, sang the part, and the tore them off when he dug into the chorus. It was a great show.

They did one last number, Ed dedicated it to a new friend in West Memphis? The house lights came up and they did Baba O'Riley. Everyone screaming, "Teenage Wasteland." I'm not into the WHO, but they rocked.

Security was pretty tight. Cops and Event Staff were everywhere. They even had a few kids going around registering people to vote. But catch them if you can.

J. MIKE CARD (mikec@gmi.net):
First of all I want to say thank you to the Ten Club for the great seats. I was sixth row center. From the start of the show I could tell the show was going to be amazing. When they broke into Last Exit I was so surprised. They played many songs I did not expect them to do such as Tremor Christ and In My Tree. They played an Elvis cover and Eddie put on some Elvis glasses. He also said he needed a coat for the song and he put on some type of jacket. Baba O'Riley was awesome. Ed said that it was dedicated to a guy named Ben who he was going to meet for the first time the next day in West Memphis. He told them to turn the house lights on for this song. Everyone was singing along to this song as well as pretty much every song of the night.

Photo credit: Joe Whaley

Mike is very much a crowd pleaser. Me and my friend saw him during Sonic Youth on the side of the stage and he gave us the peace sign. During the show my friend who was sitting with me had made a shirt for Ed. It said Cubs on the front and Vedder 34 on the back. Eddie saw it and when he threw it on stage Ed held it up then used it throughout the night to wipe his face on it. During the last encore with the house lights on I held up my sign which said EDDIE FOR PRESIDENT in 2000. He looked at me smiled and shook his head. Another one of my friends got the set list. All in all it was a wonderful night.