If it’s like Buckle Up then I’m Ok with that.coptheriotact wrote:I bet he cut the awkward stone song, and the awkward Matt Cameron song
It didn’t sound like they had a lot of uptempo numbers which appears to be why Running was worked on late
If it’s like Buckle Up then I’m Ok with that.coptheriotact wrote:I bet he cut the awkward stone song, and the awkward Matt Cameron song
I agree, it's just his way; you could tell he felt Kingpin's gushing praise was awkward and got shyHypnos wrote:C'mon, he's Matt Cameron, he never gets excited.oneway23 wrote:Called it "a pretty solid Pearl Jam record", which, I guess, in a sense, is more admirable than just coming out and saying, "It's out best record ever", as most people do, but, doesn't exactly fill me with a surge of electricity, either.
He drummed on and wrote for Badmotorfinger and Superunknown. I doubt he can really muster up much excitement for a late career Pearl Jam albumMs Harmless wrote:I agree, it's just his way; you could tell he felt Kingpin's gushing praise was awkward and got shyHypnos wrote:C'mon, he's Matt Cameron, he never gets excited.oneway23 wrote:Called it "a pretty solid Pearl Jam record", which, I guess, in a sense, is more admirable than just coming out and saying, "It's out best record ever", as most people do, but, doesn't exactly fill me with a surge of electricity, either.
It’s like Clippy shows up and says “Hi there! Would you like to make a rock record?”tragabigzanda wrote:It’s the six weeks a year. They’re happy to get in and out. RIP Pearl Jamoneway23 wrote:Pinfield: Who mixed the record?Vindicator wrote:Lol yep, it seems like for Matt it was a long time ago, it was a few days in the studio, and he doesn't remember muchbrisk wrote:''I don't know all the titles''
-Matt Cameron
Cameron: His guy mixed the record. I don't remember his name.
Pinfield: What's your favorite song on the record?
Cameron: I don't know all the titles.
Definitely the drummer in the band.
He also mentions Watt having the ability for a take to immediately "sound like an album mix" because he "has all these templates set up" in the DAW.
Would definitely appreciate hearing more about that.
Know Trag is likely going to pull his hair out, but, Cameron said that they really loved recording with this new generation of modern producer.
It’s like Clippy shows up and says “Hi there! Would you like to make a rock record?”tragabigzanda wrote:It’s the six weeks a year. They’re happy to get in and out. RIP Pearl Jamoneway23 wrote:Pinfield: Who mixed the record?Vindicator wrote:Lol yep, it seems like for Matt it was a long time ago, it was a few days in the studio, and he doesn't remember muchbrisk wrote:''I don't know all the titles''
-Matt Cameron
Cameron: His guy mixed the record. I don't remember his name.
Pinfield: What's your favorite song on the record?
Cameron: I don't know all the titles.
Definitely the drummer in the band.
He also mentions Watt having the ability for a take to immediately "sound like an album mix" because he "has all these templates set up" in the DAW.
Would definitely appreciate hearing more about that.
Know Trag is likely going to pull his hair out, but, Cameron said that they really loved recording with this new generation of modern producer.
Pearl Jam hasn’t been the pure priority in that sense since 2006. From that point on, it’s been sporadic touring, long album cycles, quick tossing of ideas, 6-8 weeks per year spread out. This isn’t a new thing. Even Gigaton, which took forever to record and complete wasn’t the band getting together to bang out ideas, even if it was still great, and I recall Josh Evans had a huge hand in putting it all together.Ms Harmless wrote:if Pearl Jam isn't their top priority anymore (and why should it be? you can bet your ass I'd prioritise my family if I had one), I just want them to be honest about it; it's fine, I just hate them desperately skirting around it
The funniest quote from this album cycle was something like "We were all super excited about the spontaneity of that first session, the speed of it. When we got back together for the second session over a year later..."Ms Harmless wrote:if Pearl Jam isn't their top priority anymore (and why should it be? you can bet your ass I'd prioritise my family if I had one), I just want them to be honest about it; it's fine, I just hate them desperately skirting around it
oneway23 wrote:He also mentions Watt having the ability for a take to immediately "sound like an album mix" because he "has all these templates set up" in the DAW.
Jesus Christ.joostone wrote:'We had a couple of more songs but Andrew wanted a concise 10-11 song record'
I agree, I started noticing it big time during Backspacer; it stung at first, but now it's OK and I realised all I wanted was music I enjoy more; I've had that again since Gigaton; so, I'm only bringing it up in response to posters still struggling with itliebzz wrote:Pearl Jam hasn’t been the pure priority in that sense since 2006. From that point on, it’s been sporadic touring, long album cycles, quick tossing of ideas, 6-8 weeks per year spread out. This isn’t a new thing. Even Gigaton, which took forever to record and complete wasn’t the band getting together to bang out ideas, even if it was still great, and I recall Josh Evans had a huge hand in putting it all together.Ms Harmless wrote:if Pearl Jam isn't their top priority anymore (and why should it be? you can bet your ass I'd prioritise my family if I had one), I just want them to be honest about it; it's fine, I just hate them desperately skirting around it
It's time for us to start taking what we wantVal wrote:So is this gonna be another day of them not giving us anything?
Do you want Wreckage complete or another 30 secs of a different songVal wrote:So is this gonna be another day of them not giving us anything?
I’ve pretty much formed my opinion about Wreckage. You can hear the chorus melody in the door leak.Tj wrote:Do you want Wreckage complete or another 30 secs of a different songVal wrote:So is this gonna be another day of them not giving us anything?
Right?tommy wrote:It's time for us to start taking what we wantVal wrote:So is this gonna be another day of them not giving us anything?