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Hey JM Fans!! Here’s a second FULL UPDATE on the progress of project “The Search for Everything: Best of The World Tour”. The first two posts can be found here.
Post #1: https://www.reddit.com/JohnMayecomments/7t09ks/john_mayer_best_of_tsfe_tou Post #2: https://www.reddit.com/JohnMayecomments/7vlgiv/john_mayer_best_of_tsfe_tour_live_album_project/
While nearing the end of the listening process I started to go through the shows that were unavailable on archive.org. After a long and hard search for different websites besides archive that I could use to get access to these concerts, I found about 4 more that I didn’t have before. After that, I have only 30/55 shows available to me, and I have 12 left to listen to out of those 30.
Here’s a list of the MISSING shows that I am yet to have found:
April 6 @ Verizon Center, April 7 @ Wells Fargo Center, April 17 @ Rogers Place, April 21 @ The Forum, April 22 @ T-Mobile Arena, May 5 @ Jyske Bank Boxen, May 7 @ Ericsson Globe, May 9 @ Royal Arena, July 18 @ Isleta Amphitheater, July 19 @ Pepsi Center, July 21 @ Gorge Amphitheatre, July 22 @ Moda Center, July 29 @ Shoreline Amphitheatre, July 30 @ The Forum, August 1 @ Talking Stick Resort Arena, August 3 @ AT&T Center, August 5 @ American Airlines Center, August 9 @ Smoothie King Center, August 12 @ BB&T Center, August 25 @ Jiffy Lube Live, August 26 @ Riverbend Music Center, August 27 @ Darien Lake Amphitheater, August 29 @ Budweiser Stage, September 1 @ DTE Energy Music Theatre, September 2 @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
If any of you (or someone you know) went to any of these shows and recorded them, but have yet to edit or upload them anywhere online, PLEASE let me know. Also, if there are shows on this list that you KNOW are online somewhere and I just missed them, feel free to link them in the comments. I want to get as many shows from the tour as possible, otherwise I might as well call this project “The Best of Half of Mayer’s Tour Last Year”.
While I finish listening to the shows I have, it would be AWESOME to get some help in looking for the lost shows (searching for everything haha…No?) If you find any, go ahead and link me to them here or via private message. I don’t want to fall back on Youtube for these, as 95% of them are recorded with an iPhone and pick up the fans more than the music. I want recordings that use a proper microphone and don’t pick up all of the excess noise. I want the raw versions of the songs to be as good of quality as possible. The goal is to have the final product sound as clean and as close to WTLI or AGT as possible. I am already in contact with the people who can help me make that happen, so THANK YOU!
Okay, now that I’ve gotten that out of the way, here’s where we’re at on songs. As of now, I have THREE albums set to release. Album 1 is the Average Setlist Album with the following songs in this order:
Full Band: Helpless, Moving On and Getting Over, Changing, Love On The Weekend, Who Says, Acoustic: Daughters, Your Body Is A Wonderland, Free Fallin’, JM3: Crossroads, Who Did You Think I Was, Vultures, Full Band Reprise: Queen of California, Rosie, Why Georgia, In the Blood, Slow Dancing In A Burning Room, Encore: Waiting On The World To Change, Gravity, Epilogue: You’re Gonna Live Forever In Me
Album 2 is the Secondary Setlist Album of songs that he played second most. I changed a few songs around in this one:
Full Band: Belief, I Don’t Trust Myself (with Loving You), Edge of Desire, Something Like Olivia, Georgia/No Such Thing/Georgia, Acoustic: Emoji of A Wave, In Your Atmosphere, Neon, JM3: Wait Until Tomorrow, Bold As Love, Ain’t No Sunshine, Full Band Reprise: Still Feel Like Your Man, If I Ever Get Around to Living, Stop This Train, Born And Raised, Dear Marie, Bonus Tracks: Covered In Rain, XO, Passionfruit
Album 3, the newly added album, contains songs that he played less often, or even just once. It is still in the format of Full Band, Acoustic, JM3, but those are the only three chapters:
Full Band: Wildfire, In Repair, The Heart of Life, Stitched Up, I’m Gonna Find Another You, Acoustic: 83/Back to You, Victoria, Dreaming/Walt Grace, JM3: Johnny B. Goode, I Got A Woman
I can already see hear the requests of Simple Song and some others…and I can’t get those songs as of now because the shows that John played them at might not have been recorded, unless someone just hasn’t posted it. Find the missing shows and I’ll make sure to give fair listens to each of your requests. As for requests btw, KEEP MAKING THEM! I LOVE listening to your guys suggestions first!
For the last thing, probably the most exciting thing, I designed an album cover for the official release…
https://imgur.com/pFQUQwr
It’s quite simple, I know. But I am actually really liking the plain white and the cheeky Colombia logo on the top left. Feel free to design your own album covers, and I will choose which one I like best if they are clearly better than what took me less than a few minutes in Photoshop to create. If you can get the outline font that looks like this: https://imgur.com/oDAwNBh that would be super dope. Make it your own. Try to keep with the colors of the original Search for Everything album.
That’s pretty much it for now…got tmrw off of school to have a massive listening session. Thanks for hangin’ in there and waiting patiently for what should be an AMAZING final product! Hope we can link this whole process to John and maybe get him to see it when it’s done!

Spend some of your happiest days here on United States’ very own Latin American island in the Caribbean Sea. Puerto Rico is not only stunning all around, there are so many things to do and the food simply can not be beat. We always reminisce about our Puerto Rican food encounters because it truly is indescribable. You shouldn’t sleep on the mofongos (mashed plantain dish) here… my mouth is watering as I am typing this. Check out what we think is a time well spent in Puerto Rico below and plan your trip itinerary planner.
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Old San Juan
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Old San Juan is by far the most important part of the city because it is the oldest settlement of the island being established in 1521 and is located on the Isleta de San Juan. Come and admire the colorful buildings that have been beautifully restored to keep their charm and the original cobblestone streets. Enjoy a typical Puerto Rican meal at any of the delicious restaurants or open air cafes.
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San Juan National Historic Site & Castillo San Felipe del Morro
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For the sole fact that this Citadel and National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you should pay a visit here and learn how the Spanish built this MASSIVE fort in the 16th century and how they defended themselves against their enemies for hundreds of years to come.
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Castillo San Cristobal
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This fort is located close by the San Juan Historic Site and is considered to be part of the Site’s package. The purpose of this fort was to prevent land attacks from intruders and for this reason, 27 acres that wrapped around San Juan have been preoccupied since 1783. Castillo San Cristobal is known for being the largest fort built by the Spanish in the New World so stop by to complete the defense trifecta that has helped Puerto Rico stay safe.
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Paseo Tablado La Guancha
On the other side of the island in the city of Ponce, is where you can find the Paseo Tablado La Guancha, which is a boardwalk overlooking the Club Nautico de Ponce. This boardwalk is known for its many restaurants serving local foods and it’s beautiful night strolls that can lead right onto the beach. Come and enjoy the delicious foods and second most visited city of Ponce next time you visit Puerto Rico.
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Museo de Las Américas
On of the most historical buildings in San Juan now houses the Museo de Las Américas. Prior to being converted into a museum in 1992 the building had many uses. Built in the 1800’s by the Spanish army, the buildings original purpose was to house soldiers and their families. But, not only did it serve as a residence, but also storage, jail cells, stables, once bombed and even turned into a hospital. Now after all that history it have fittingly been converted into a museum showcasing the developmental influences of the Americas.
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Puerta de San Juan
Puerta De San Juan is a large gate what was used as the main entry into the city during the colonial era that dates back to the mid 1600’s. This isn’t just some gate that you’ll take a picture of and forget. It’s a 20+ foot passageway that used to be only one of five ways to enter the walled off city. But before getting there and snapping photos and selfies immediately, take time to immerse yourself in the moment. Take yourself back into to what it must’ve been like to enter or exit the gate. From the city outward you’ll be greeted with a breathtaking view of the bay and notice the significance of the large red gate. From the bay inward it’s a welcoming to a vibrant city ready to welcome you with open arms. This truly is one of the hidden gems of Puerto Rico which had an extremely deep impact for us!
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Casa Bacardi
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Everywhere in the world is known for having a go to alcohol, whether its having a nice bordeaux in Bordeaux, France or a Sweetwater 420 in Atlanta, Georgia, Puerto Rico is the land of Bacardi! Although it wasn’t founded or headquartered in Puerto Rico, the largest rum distillery in the world is here and that calls for a visit! Take a tour, have a taste, and grab a bottle to bring home! If in San Juan you have the choice to drive around Bahia de San Juan or you can take a ferry across the bay to get there.
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El Yunque National Forest
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On the east side of the island the El Yunque National Forest is waiting to be explored by the inner adventurer in you! This tropical rainforest offers breathtaking sights with plenty of waterfalls, rivers, trails and treetop walkways to venture off into. Around 30 miles (45km) outside of San Juan makes it easily accessible for a day trip out of the city. Our recommendation, rent a car for the day, explore the National Forest and then continue to go around the surrounding towns or to the east coast of the island.
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Isla Verde
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Isla Verde is located on the Northern Coast of the island just outside of San Juan. Know for its luxurious hotels that line it’s beautiful beach front make it the perfect place to stay outside of the city. Being right next to the airport, 15 minutes from San Juan, and only 3o minutes from El Yunque National Forest makes it the perfect place to be to enjoy all that Puerto Rico has to offer! On the beach there are plenty of water sport rentals for a reasonable price and if you like to test your luck the El San Juan Hotel and Casino isn’t far. If you’re looking for a more natural beach area and want to get away from all the beachfront high rises, head down to Piñoneswhere you can be surrounded by plenty of mangroves and vegetation. And finally while in Puerto Rico there will never be a shortage of delicious, to die for food. Just keep and ear out for where the locals love to dine, that’s always a good bet!
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