Dark Matter (song)

[Coach]

167 pages?

wowsers

DM thread has passed the poop thread!

let's convince the mods to merge them.

No shortage of content in both, I agree. I think they'd blend well together.

If merged, I promise to listen to DM on my phone while on the toilet and write a review of both actions.

[stip]

I've found it works best with the more solemn, serious songs

https://voca.ro/1lDHeFpqJjIo

I've been in a meeting all day and saw people laughing at this. I was trying to guess what the song was. I finally got the chance to listen.

1. I was wrong
2. I legit laughed out loud for most of it

[guitar_davey]

already 20 pages ahead of Dance’s lifetime total

And they thought that tune was polarizing!

the endless production chatter

Chat needs better production

[guitar_davey]

I've found it works best with the more solemn, serious songs

https://voca.ro/1lDHeFpqJjIo

I've been in a meeting all day and saw people laughing at this. I was trying to guess what the song was. I finally got the chance to listen.

1. I was wrong
2. I legit laughed out loud for most of it

It's the next level of whatever these are turning out to be.

[stip]

I'd like to hear Lukin or something really fast

[Rangi Guy]

My vinyl of this turned up this morning...

[epilogue]

My vinyl of this turned up this morning...

Your vinyl of this thread? How do the drums sound?

[Rangi Guy]

My vinyl of this turned up this morning...

Your vinyl of this thread? How do the drums sound?

Tinny

[WaitingForBluey]

Where's the link to the DM version of the Homer x PJ classic?

[WaitingForBluey]

Nevermind, found it....still crying

P.s. my family did not find this as funny as I did

[basically_infirmed]

I've found it works best with the more solemn, serious songs

https://voca.ro/1lDHeFpqJjIo

I've been in a meeting all day and saw people laughing at this. I was trying to guess what the song was. I finally got the chance to listen.

1. I was wrong
2. I legit laughed out loud for most of it

It's the next level of whatever these are turning out to be.

oh wow this is incredible

[Ms Harmless]

if Pearl Jam really want to "bring back the intensity" of their old stuff, they need to be making songs that are long enough to build and travel places; part of that is including the great intros they used to have: Alive, Jeremy, Black... you name it, they used to take great care to write intros that grabbed the attention right away but didn't show the song's whole hand immediately

[E.H. Ruddock]

if Pearl Jam really want to "bring back the intensity" of their old stuff, they need to be making songs that are long enough to build and travel places; part of that is including the great intros they used to have: Alive, Jeremy, Black... you name it, they used to take great care to write intros that grabbed the attention right away but didn't show the song's whole hand immediately

I agree. I miss the longer songs that build to something. I guess there have been a few recently? But it does seem to be less prevalent

[Farmer John]

I've found it works best with the more solemn, serious songs

https://voca.ro/1lDHeFpqJjIo

I've been in a meeting all day and saw people laughing at this. I was trying to guess what the song was. I finally got the chance to listen.

1. I was wrong
2. I legit laughed out loud for most of it

Same with me. That's gotta be the best one yet

[coptheriotact]

167 pages?

wowsers

DM thread has passed the poop thread!

let's convince the mods to merge them.

No shortage of content in both, I agree. I think they'd blend well together.

If merged, I promise to listen to DM on my phone while on the toilet and write a review of both actions.

i think its time..

[Ms Harmless]

if Pearl Jam really want to "bring back the intensity" of their old stuff, they need to be making songs that are long enough to build and travel places; part of that is including the great intros they used to have: Alive, Jeremy, Black... you name it, they used to take great care to write intros that grabbed the attention right away but didn't show the song's whole hand immediately

I agree. I miss the longer songs that build to something. I guess there have been a few recently? But it does seem to be less prevalent

yeah, Gigaton had some, but Dark Matter would be much stronger with extended bookends

I'm all for bringing back the heavy, but I want some inviting intros pls

[Coach]

if Pearl Jam really want to "bring back the intensity" of their old stuff, they need to be making songs that are long enough to build and travel places; part of that is including the great intros they used to have: Alive, Jeremy, Black... you name it, they used to take great care to write intros that grabbed the attention right away but didn't show the song's whole hand immediately

Inside job?

[Coach]

167 pages?

wowsers

DM thread has passed the poop thread!

let's convince the mods to merge them.

No shortage of content in both, I agree. I think they'd blend well together.

If merged, I promise to listen to DM on my phone while on the toilet and write a review of both actions.

i think its time..

I'm finished going for the day, so I will get on this first thing in the AM and follow up with a post. Stay tuned in poop and Dark Matter.

[epilogue]

if Pearl Jam really want to "bring back the intensity" of their old stuff, they need to be making songs that are long enough to build and travel places; part of that is including the great intros they used to have: Alive, Jeremy, Black... you name it, they used to take great care to write intros that grabbed the attention right away but didn't show the song's whole hand immediately

Great post

[Ms Harmless]

if Pearl Jam really want to "bring back the intensity" of their old stuff, they need to be making songs that are long enough to build and travel places; part of that is including the great intros they used to have: Alive, Jeremy, Black... you name it, they used to take great care to write intros that grabbed the attention right away but didn't show the song's whole hand immediately

Inside job?

yeah, they have late-career examples, but I wouldn't describe Inside Job as heavy or intense