Lounge Lizard wrote:People from my circles who are generally the farthest away possible from anything Pearl Jam have been rocking DoTC on their phones and sending me screenshots. Wow.
I'm not in the US, but I note that DOTC has charted better on AAA than modern or alt rock charts. That means it's being best pushed to an 'older' audience.
was listening to this again this morning and just want to say cheers to Michael McCready on this one. the shit he interjects with the guitar is really head turning and takes the song to a new place.
evenslow wrote:was listening to this again this morning and just want to say cheers to Michael McCready on this one. the shit he interjects with the guitar is really head turning and takes the song to a new place.
I agree.
His part comes in at the perfect time and lifts the song
“The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.”
― Charles Bukowski
I was super shocked that he came upw ith these parts. Sounds so out of his wheelhouse and his sense of rhythm is pretty fucking solid here. We know mike as a shredder, but this is pretty goddamn smart playing on his part.
Haven't listened to DotC much the last 2 weeks (rather wait for the album to fully invest) but after going back to it a few times today, I'm fully confident to say this is the best first single since NAIS.
theplatypus wrote:A solo is when the guitar goes twiddly diddly
bluestate wrote:Haven't listened to DotC much the last 2 weeks (rather wait for the album to fully invest) but after going back to it a few times today, I'm fully confident to say this is the best first single since NAIS.
bluestate wrote:Haven't listened to DotC much the last 2 weeks (rather wait for the album to fully invest) but after going back to it a few times today, I'm fully confident to say this is the best first single since NAIS.
bluestate wrote:Haven't listened to DotC much the last 2 weeks (rather wait for the album to fully invest) but after going back to it a few times today, I'm fully confident to say this is the best first single since NAIS.
bluestate wrote:Haven't listened to DotC much the last 2 weeks (rather wait for the album to fully invest) but after going back to it a few times today, I'm fully confident to say this is the best first single since NAIS.
fully agree here
Triple stamp your double stamp
I'm going to tramp stamp your triple stamp
ftfy
Happy Valentine’s Day
Hahaha, quality stuff here
theplatypus wrote:A solo is when the guitar goes twiddly diddly
bluestate wrote:Haven't listened to DotC much the last 2 weeks (rather wait for the album to fully invest) but after going back to it a few times today, I'm fully confident to say this is the best first single since NAIS.
yeah, the way he comes in with that variation on a chord, in key, and takes it nowhere special; after 50 years of playing the instrument professionally, was really earth shattering and could not be accomplished by a brazilian cover band after one listen
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96583UP wrote:yeah, the way he comes in with that variation on a chord, in key, and takes it nowhere special; after 50 years of playing the instrument professionally, was really earth shattering and could not be accomplished by a brazilian cover band after one listen
Yeah, it’s nothing special. Kinda wish he went off a little with it - and not in his typical pentatonic manner.
Regardless, what he does works. Still digging the song a lot. Just not listening to it for awhile.
