cutuphalfdead wrote:I had this guy on deck but never got to use him:
"Bought a sweater for his Weimaraner too."
Or is that a blue pit? Anyway, cool dog.
Self wrote:Every time I get to be a bachelor, I order Chinese. Twice a year, I gorge on broccoli 'n beef and crab rangoons. The guilt reminds me of masturbation. So does the rice.
on second listen My Father's Son is pretty decent, but it's lacking a few fierce solo riffs - just a few hard riffs with some heavy distortion would lift this to another level...
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Revelator wrote:Ok not sure why people are not feeling Infallible, it's not as dark as I expected but I can see myself crooning to this in the car....great jam
The chorus sounds like Christina Aguilera's 'Beautiful'.
Ugg, I totally heard that too, but couldn't figure out who sang that.
I really want to love the song too. The rest of it is great, but that chorus melody just knocks it down a peg or two. Not that it's bad, just that I'm always going to automatically associate the two songs now.
I love pendulum, but it sounds to me like a song that on another album would be a track to add colour or bridge two halves or something, a bit like the 'filler' songs in vitalogy. But its not really doing that here cause the albums so all over the place
McParadigm wrote:I really adore the back half minus LtRP.
Somehow I always imagined harmless and I hugging after I said that, then I turn and pump my fist in the air and it freeze frames for credit roll
I could hug you. I mean, if you want.
IF?!???
This all hinges on which one of us is Barrowman, you know.
You must know by now that I don't mind being Barrowman.
That's good. I don't have the hair for it. Like, at all.
So apparently Pearl Jam still make songs I guess. And I even like some.
Of course you do, I never doubted it for a second. That's what was so *annoying* about the whole thing.
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.
Its strange. I have a few friends who were hardcore, seen at least 20+ shows and have been on the PJ train since young teens...
But the last few years have really soured them ( I suppose I was getting to that point...) mainly because they didnt like Backspacer. Ok, i get it, it was a strange offering and its been 4 years, but in the end that was really 1 album that they didnt at least like. 8 out of 9 albums were good to amazing....
I think that says to the emotional investment (for better or worse) many people have committed to the band.
I mostly disliked S/T, and I ended up finding Backspacer decent but unsatisfying. The last time I loved this band to death was 2006. The last great album to me was Riot Act. I'm still hoping they can pull me back in, and they're on a better track with LB.
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.
Avocado was a stinker, too. Only the die-hard fans remain, brah.
edit: @Strat.
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Self wrote:Every time I get to be a bachelor, I order Chinese. Twice a year, I gorge on broccoli 'n beef and crab rangoons. The guilt reminds me of masturbation. So does the rice.
solace wrote:last GREAT album for me was Yield, the last album i can say i truly enjoy almost all the way through is Binaural.
Riot Act is a 6/10
S/T is a 7/10
Backspacer 5/10
This is a solid assessment. edit: Actually, I think I'd give Riot Act a 6.5/10 and Avocado a 6/10.
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Self wrote:Every time I get to be a bachelor, I order Chinese. Twice a year, I gorge on broccoli 'n beef and crab rangoons. The guilt reminds me of masturbation. So does the rice.
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What's so funny about peace love and understanding?
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