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Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo (1)

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Santiago, Chile
33° 27' S 70° 39' W
Nov 22, 2005 22:00
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Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo (1)

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Venue Capacity: 20,000 (seated)
Attendance:
Support Act: Mudhoney

Set list: Release, Corduroy, Last Exit, Hail Hail, Do The Evolution, Given To Fly, I Am Mine, Grievance, Small Town, Even Flow, Lukin, Not For You/(Modern Girl by Sleater Kinney), Daughter/(Blitzkrieg Bop by The Ramones)/(Androgynous Mind by Sonic Youth), Down, Jeremy, Save You

1st encore: Go (before Go Ed gets the crowds to sing the names of the guys in the Ramones), Better Man/I Need You, Black, Alive

2nd encore: I Believe in Miracles (by the Ramones), Baba O'Riley (by The Who), Yellow Ledbetter

Pictures source: http://www.stadionwelt.de/stadionwelt_s...mp;id=2335

Pictures source: http://www.stadionwelt.de/stadionwelt_s...mp;id=2335

Eddie Vedder walked by the grass of the stage San Carlos de Apoquindo with dark lenses, jacket and a bowl of tea in the hand. Matt Cameron watched the printings of a pile of piled up poleras of the group in boxes, just in the sector of the banks, and Mike McCready wanted to know which was the football team that plays in the Counts. Jeff Ament, with beard and bermuda shorts, asked for a city "with sea" and Stone Gossard smiled watching mountains and the sunny grass of San Carlos. Pearl Jam arrived the night from Sunday at Santiago with family and fiancèes who lodged in a Sheraton Hotel jealously surrounded by obsessed some thirty by fans with the possibility of greeting the musicians. Relaxed and of the good humor, the members of the band that appears today and tomorrow in Santiago (21 hours with the Mudhoney group), spent the morning between the swimming pool of the hotel and strolls in light trucks in search of crafts and souvenirs. Near the 15,30 hours they arrived until the stage to fulfill three interviews (Channel 13, TVN and newspaper Clarin, of Buenos Aires) and one brief photographic session made in the official tribune of the enclosure. They joked among themselves, they greeted the technicians and they checked the assembly of the scene. They returned in three light trucks to the hotel with plans to go out at night in search of some "restaurant with seafood". Before starting off, they commented nearby that it seemed more stimulating to touch to them before "a full stage" and that their concerts would surpass the two hours of duration. "We have untill midnight to play", they said, opening the possibility that clearly its debut in Chile also happens to history through the amount of touched subjects.

From: http://www.tercera.cl/medio/articulo...6738,00.htm l

Pearl Jam leader, Eddie Vedder, did not want to give interviews to the TV. Before the fervor, today 500 tickets were put on sale more.
CLAUDIUS VERGARA

Pearl Jam is of those bands to which they like to maintain their libreto in reserve, for soon, on the scene, to aim surprises. But in his first 24 hours in Chile, country which divides the Latin American tour, the secret was impossible. The quinteto, that arrived at Santiago Sunday 20 to 20:00 hours, has been guarded to each passage by a twenty of fans that follows them on all sides. With shows exhausted for tonight and tomorrow in the San Carlos de Apoquindo stadium, Pearl Jam arrived in a private airplane and with 55 people. All were put under the rigorous proceedings of control that were implemented in Pudahuel after the entrance of Alberto Fujimori. After settling in the Sheraton hotel, they ate and they went away to sleep. It waited for robust Monday to them and, as they knew it, in the morning of they escaped yesterday of the capital heat wading in the swimming pool of the enclosure. One of the members of its staff went to buy arts and crafts to them to the Pueblito the Dominican ones. Passed the 14:00 hours, came the interviews. Two to average nationals (TVN and Channel 13) and one to Argentine the newspaper "Bugler". It was when Eddie Vedder, the leader of the band, made honor to its fame of rockstar distant: he did not want to participate in the televising interviews. He extended that its explanation was simple: he does not like to appear in screen. The rest of the band did not have problems, and Vedder (of long hair, dark lenses and a jacket coffee) only spoke for the newspaper. Like players before a crucial game, they crossed the turf of the enclosure and gave its approval. Soon they rose the stage (still in works and that will have two giant screens), to choose the Seth list of the first night, that will have opening, the Mudhoney group, and to test of sound. Although Pearl Jam insists on their privacy, fans that followed them the stage could listen to an advance: near 15 songs trims in its last disc, "Riot act" (2002), aside from hits like "Do the evolution", "Even flow", "Present tightens", "Man of the hour", of soundtrack of "Big fish", and cover of "I believe in miracles" of The Ramons. Soon they returned to the hotel in five vans. The fanaticism was so that 500 new tickets were on sale CIE announced that today tickets for the concert of tonight will put (Ticketmaster, Falabella and Hoyts cinema). Fans hours will arrive today at the stage near the 8:00. The doors will be opened only to 16:30 hours and it will not let enter cameras to the public. Before the commentaries with which the stage today will be filled, Vedder and company said: "Very good". More madness with Dream Theater They do not have the historical tradition nor the generational weight of Pearl Jam, but Dream Theater also drags devotion in this country. One is a set that, anchored in its instrumental virtuosity, generates a strong cult between the followers of the mixed strong guitars with the progressive pyrotechnics. They will touch this 6 of December in the Velodrome of the National Stage and the numbers are favorables: they have been acquired already near 90% of tickets and the option is managed to change the enclosure to the Athletic Track (with capacity for 25 thousand people, almost 10 thousand more than the Velodrome). In fact, the change has been announced for some days in its official Web (www.dreamtheater.net). RADIO POP ROCK & will record the show of tonight, but it will only be able to transmit it in differed during the next weeks.

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