Post Random Pearl Jam-Related Thoughts You Have

[wease]

Stone WAS wearing a Cowboys cap in Singles tho…

[96583UP]

Stone is a pro at pocket pool

[Monkey_Driven]

Don't overthink it, Stone's the pick.

Guarantee that is the first time he's ever held a baseball bat

[bodysnatcher]

Out of frame is a stool that the bat is actually sitting on bc it’s too heavy

[Bammer]

Out of frame is a stool that the bat is actually sitting on bc it’s too heavy

I’d buy that if I hadn’t personally seen him hold a Les Paul. Them shits are heavy.

[Leatherhead]

Those pictures are hilarious.

[Bammer]

Those pictures are hilarious.

I think it’s intentional. Trolling the psychos who go after this type of merch.

[bodysnatcher]

Out of frame is a stool that the bat is actually sitting on bc it’s too heavy

I’d buy that if I hadn’t personally seen him hold a Les Paul. Them shits are heavy.

Yeah but thats with a shoulder strap. Holding that bat is all arm strength, which he apparently lacks.

[Chris_H_2]

Those pictures are hilarious.

I think it’s intentional. Trolling the psychos who go after this type of merch.

B, your retort?

[epilogue]

[VinylGuy]

Happy bday Ed Ved! 58 years old. wow.

I listened to a few ITW songs and might blast Earthling later.

[bodysnatcher]

"Foldback" sounds a lot like Mike's work on Mad Season's "All Alone"

[scrub12]

Interesting that Andrew Watt gets writing credit on this song too. And Klinghoffer, who is just everywhere I guess.

[VinylGuy]

where are the song credits?

[bodysnatcher]

where are the song credits?

Andrew Watt: fluffer
Josh Klingerman: clean up

[bodysnatcher]

Had a dream last night that PJ announced a new single, but I woke up before I heard it. Sorry team.

[Jaeti]

Had a dream last night that PJ announced a new single, but I woke up before I heard it. Sorry team.

An email I sent to my best friend and fellow PJ traveler some years ago about a dream I had:

"Last night i dreamed up a new, fully realized Pearl Jam song. In the relevant part of the dream, I was sitting at my computer browsing some PJ bootleg site and listening to songs from a show they'd played recently. I clicked on one, and when Eddie was introducing it to the crowd he said it was based on Train Dreams, a novella by Denis Johnson, which I read a few years ago. So, i'm listening to the performance and following along with the lyrics on some other website where someone had transcribed them, and, well, it was all amazing. I don't remember details of the book at the moment, but whatever the lyrics in the dream were, they were brilliant and poignant and altogether some of the best he'd written in a long, long time. He had younger-Eddie voice, like from the 2000 tour, which is the tour that has my favorite Eddie voice and general PJ sound. It was a short song, no more than three minutes, and if I had to compare it in tone and tempo to something that exists for real, I'd liken it to the lovechild of "I Got Id" and "Sad". It wasn't a slow song, so, tempo-wise, take three parts "Sad" and one part "ID". Lyrically and vocally, though, it would be three parts "Id" and one part "Sad". Or, put another way, weighted toward the last two stages of grief more than the first three.

I was aware the whole time that I would never hear this song again, and I tried to somehow remember the last, say, four lines, but everything is gone. Lyrics, melody, music, everything. But it was so fucking good."

[Leatherhead]

If Pearl Jam released a bunch of pro-shot live footage from 1992-2006 on Netflix, I think there'd be a large sudden increase in Pearl Jam fans.

[Leatherhead]

How likely is it that they have a bunch of really nice live footage from '92-'06 that they're sitting on?

[Bammer]

If Pearl Jam released a bunch of pro-shot live footage from 1992-2006 on Netflix, I think there'd be a large sudden increase in Pearl Jam fans.

Come on, Pearl Jam. Do it for RM.