absolutely. fingers crossed.evenslow wrote:like, the process stone enunciates about DOTC is the ideal, even if the rest of the songs don't necessarily sound like that.
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I like his performance on Parachutes but other than that, same.tragabigzanda wrote:SameBirds in Hell wrote:I can't think of a Vedder lyric/performance (I can't really separate the two) combo I've liked more than this song post-Riot Act.
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Well.Habitman wrote:This was really good. I was particularly interested in the outro. I think this provided one example of how Pearl Jam may handle it live... Between the drum parts and the outro vocals, Matt is going to be a busy man on this song:
Ive seen people imitate 90s Eddie Vedder. This is the first time I've seen anybody imitate modern Eddie Vedder. It's so bizarre.
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wow, they kinda nail it, and they sure did learn that fast. 
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i thought the line was dicks and vicks and violins
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If this is the weirdest track on the album, it's cool they released it as the first single. Even if the rest are more traditional PJ, I hope they're just as good.
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double sametragabigzanda wrote:SameBirds in Hell wrote:I can't think of a Vedder lyric/performance (I can't really separate the two) combo I've liked more than this song post-Riot Act.
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Closing in on a million views between the two (audio only + Video) official Pearl Jam Youtube vids. Not sure what this means... if its good or not but just thought it was worth highlighting.
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This song starts out so innocent, then quickly fucks you up.
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that was pretty good actuallymikejasond wrote:Well.Habitman wrote:This was really good. I was particularly interested in the outro. I think this provided one example of how Pearl Jam may handle it live... Between the drum parts and the outro vocals, Matt is going to be a busy man on this song:
Ive seen people imitate 90s Eddie Vedder. This is the first time I've seen anybody imitate modern Eddie Vedder. It's so bizarre.
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Leatherhead wrote:If this is the weirdest track on the album, it's cool they released it as the first single. Even if the rest are more traditional PJ, I hope they're just as good.
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Absolutely. I was encouraged by Stone’s description of the songwriting process for DOTC, and hope the other songs were crafted in a similar vein.evenslow wrote:yeah i'm hoping it's akin to no code in which i'm open or who you are or whatever would be considered the left flank but the rest of the album followed through on a similar commitment to a more open-ended, exploratory songwriting process.stip wrote:Stone apparently described it as a bit left field on the album, but I'm hoping the artistic process that produced it carries through. If it did we'll have a great recordEJ wrote:Will this song be a real sonic outlier on this album surrounded by a lot of latter day PJ-malaise or did they actually achieve something with this album, and this song is a solid representation of what's to come?
stip wrote:I wanted to punch you in your god's dice loving balls for not loving lightning bolt.
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that was an excellent cover 
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it really wasgardenparty wrote:that was an excellent cover
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There are some uncanny moments with that guys voice.
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I'm pretty pumped to hear this live.
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are those guys touring?