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[norman-grunge]

So this is an original handwritten setlist from Ed? That's awesome. I just have 5 setlists from their sound lady Kerrie.

[Frank Gibson]

i think it's the copy for the mixer

[Palavas]

Not a copy.
100% original Frank.

[Frank Gibson]

original i mean that who wrote vedder in person ...this is a copy of that ...

[Palavas]

BACK detail

[Frank Gibson]

I mean this is a copy vedder made to give set list to mixer's audio assistant cause i see some note on in red

[massimo]

yeah me too, for "original" I mean the handwritten copy from Ed, than there's the stage used setlists (I have some) that are copy from the original one. I think the original and than the one the ED write are in Ed's hands

[norman-grunge]

But you can see the black marker writing on the back too and that should be Ed's handwriting or am I wrong?

[VicSpeed]

Kerensa gave me some setlists in 2006, and were photocopies.

I think Fab's is the original one. The one Ed wrote.

[massimo]

But you can see the black marker writing on the back too and that should be Ed's handwriting or am I wrong?

That's right, I didn't noticed before, yes should be the original one!

[pdalowsky]

definitely original, photocopies do not soak through....

I had the raleigh 98 one and was 100% certain re that one being written by Ed also.

[Palavas]

It's definitively the original due to the black ink crossing the back of the setlist.
A little piece of museum, nice in person !

[Zjoske]

From my experience (guitarist in a band) setlists are made about 1 hour before the concert. Multiple setlists are written by the same person (Eddie in this case). I don't think they have the luxury of a photocopier during every gig they do (oh well, they are not that expensive, but I don't think they have one).

Anyway, a few setlists stay on stage for the band members and a few go to sound/light/guitar techs. I think this one is meant to be for EV and Stone's guitar roadie. Because all the guitars are listed next to the songs. Mike obviously has his own guitar tech.

Eddie plays his Telecaster or just sings.

Stone plays his:
- James Trussart Telecaster (JT), I think the J1 or JI is supposed to be JT as well. Can't see why he would play Save You on a different guitar.
- Blonde Fender Telecaster in open D tuning
- Black Fender Stratocaster (for Daughter, in open G tuning by the way but this is not mentioned on the setlist)
- Fender Telecaster 1 (T1)?
- Fender Telecaster 2 with capodastre on 2nd fret (T2 capo 2)?

So my conclusion is that Ed wrote the setlist himself, but this particular setlist was meant to be for the guitar roadie.

[Frank Gibson]

It's definitively the original due to the black ink crossing the back of the setlist.
A little piece of museum, nice in person !

yeah you are right
didn't notice that
sorry

[Palavas]

So my conclusion is that Ed wrote the setlist himself, but this particular setlist was meant to be for the guitar roadie.

You're right Jos.
These are the same explanations from my seller.

The seltlist (copy) used by Ed on stage was this one:
http://www.twofeetthick.com/style/image ... st_600.jpg