elliseamos wrote:day 1:Heathen wrote:They're gonna do a track by track song length reveal during 2 weeks.harmless wrote:What are the chances we get song lengths as well soon?

elliseamos wrote:day 1:Heathen wrote:They're gonna do a track by track song length reveal during 2 weeks.harmless wrote:What are the chances we get song lengths as well soon?


day 2 is the coolest so far! thanks, LL.Lounge Lizard wrote:elliseamos wrote:day 1:Heathen wrote:They're gonna do a track by track song length reveal during 2 weeks.harmless wrote:What are the chances we get song lengths as well soon?
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:sleeping by myselfharmless wrote:Also, which song do we think is the moody instrumental on the tour video?
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
how funny would it be though if the song people seem to love from the tour video is somehow sleeping by myself, the song people seem to be the most unhappy with being included on the album.harmless wrote:Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:sleeping by myselfharmless wrote:Also, which song do we think is the moody instrumental on the tour video?![]()
Sleeping By Myself will be in a lower key. Guitar instead of uke. So it could be sadder or more aggressive. Basically, I hope it's that, instead of more poppy and featuring lasers.
harmless wrote:Sleeping By Myself will be in a lower key. Guitar instead of uke. So it could be sadder or more aggressive. Basically, I hope it's that, instead of more poppy and featuring lasers.





Yeah, it's possible. If it's the moody outro or into to a song, that song could be pretty cool... or it could s...Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:how funny would it be though if the song people seem to love from the tour video is somehow sleeping by myself, the song people seem to be the most unhappy with being included on the album.harmless wrote:Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:sleeping by myselfharmless wrote:Also, which song do we think is the moody instrumental on the tour video?![]()
Sleeping By Myself will be in a lower key. Guitar instead of uke. So it could be sadder or more aggressive. Basically, I hope it's that, instead of more poppy and featuring lasers.
but i have no idea about the tour video song, i kinda feel like its just gonna be the ending of track 1 since on the video it switches right to MYM and they might have been lazy and just took a clip out of that transition
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
To be honest, while I'm on board the BOB Hate Express, it is purely because the picking has been fun, but deep down I know BoB has nothing to do with certain songs sucking ballz. It's the writing on them that sucks, not which buttons Brendan pushed and which levers he turned while recording them.harmless wrote:I *much* prefer these song titles to Backspacer's ones. But which ones will Brendan O'Brien ruin? Potentially a lot of them. Should we start a thread?

It's not either / or, it's both. We know how much Brendan influenced the pop-production sound on Backspacer, and we also know which tracks he intervened on in the writing process, which he totally changed in a fundamental composition sense. Why? To make them 'more commercial', more successful', blah blah blah. But yes, the songs were also weaker on Backspacer. But how much weaker? They were weaker on S/T as well, but many more people enjoyed at least some of it.Lounge Lizard wrote:To be honest, while I'm on board the BOB Hate Express, it is purely because the picking has been fun, but deep down I know BoB has nothing to do with certain songs sucking ballz. It's the writing on them that sucks, not which buttons Brendan pushed and which levers he turned while recording them.harmless wrote:I *much* prefer these song titles to Backspacer's ones. But which ones will Brendan O'Brien ruin? Potentially a lot of them. Should we start a thread?
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
I'm one of the few who enjoys Backspacer a lot more than s/t, so...harmless wrote:It's not either / or, it's both. We know how much Brendan influenced the pop-production sound on Backspacer, and we also know which tracks he intervened on in the writing process, which he totally changed in a fundamental composition sense. Why? To make them 'more commercial', more successful', blah blah blah. But yes, the songs were also weaker on Backspacer. But how much weaker? They were weaker on S/T as well, but many more people enjoyed at least some of it.Lounge Lizard wrote:To be honest, while I'm on board the BOB Hate Express, it is purely because the picking has been fun, but deep down I know BoB has nothing to do with certain songs sucking ballz. It's the writing on them that sucks, not which buttons Brendan pushed and which levers he turned while recording them.harmless wrote:I *much* prefer these song titles to Backspacer's ones. But which ones will Brendan O'Brien ruin? Potentially a lot of them. Should we start a thread?

I would agree with you, overall. But I don't want another one. Although I preferred most of the songs on Backspacer, I disliked the production in a whole new way, and I don't like that the songs are mostly 3 minutes long. I didn't want Pearl Jam to become a pop band from this point on, and I don't want BO'B mucking around with the arrangement of the songs, or playing shit piano all over them. He's a producer, let him produce. PJ are the band.Lounge Lizard wrote:I'm one of the few who enjoys Backspacer a lot more than s/t, so...harmless wrote:It's not either / or, it's both. We know how much Brendan influenced the pop-production sound on Backspacer, and we also know which tracks he intervened on in the writing process, which he totally changed in a fundamental composition sense. Why? To make them 'more commercial', more successful', blah blah blah. But yes, the songs were also weaker on Backspacer. But how much weaker? They were weaker on S/T as well, but many more people enjoyed at least some of it.Lounge Lizard wrote:To be honest, while I'm on board the BOB Hate Express, it is purely because the picking has been fun, but deep down I know BoB has nothing to do with certain songs sucking ballz. It's the writing on them that sucks, not which buttons Brendan pushed and which levers he turned while recording them.harmless wrote:I *much* prefer these song titles to Backspacer's ones. But which ones will Brendan O'Brien ruin? Potentially a lot of them. Should we start a thread?
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
I sometimes think Supersonic went down like this:harmless wrote:What I'm saying is, if BO'B hadn't produced Backspacer, it's very unlikely they'd have done what they did to SOS, and there's no way anyone would've rearranged Just Breathe. BO'B is tripping.
But Supersonic is Ed's fault.

Strat wrote:Alas, we are RM
evenslow wrote:Chapter 213, in which BOB is still the horse:

cutuphalfdead wrote:so glad i don't see signatures
I set 'em up, you knock 'em down.Heathen wrote:evenslow wrote:Chapter 213, in which BOB is still the horse:
Strat wrote:Alas, we are RM
Sleeping by Myself is probably the short 'n sweet "throw-away" one on LB... similar to Soon ForgetNothingBetterMan wrote:Anyone else worried one of these tracks is going to be a complete "Hey Fahkah" throwaway? And if so which track is it?
Don't get me wrong, I loved paying $1.29 to fully understand how exactly Ed reacts to botching a song, but I sincerely hope that shit stays off this album.