Matters wrote:Better Man: Written By Eddie Vedder prior to the formation of Pearl Jam. Due to internal disagreement, Better Man was not released until the band’s third album and then became one of Pearl Jam’s most popular songs.
Save It for Later: Written by Dave Wakeling prior to the formation of The English Beat. Due to internal disagreement, Save It for Later was not released until the band’s third album and then became one of The English Beat’s most popular songs.
there was no 'internal disagreement'. Ed just didnt play it for the lads until the recording sessions for vitalogy...theres a stone quote where he says something like 'hes been keeping *that* from us what else does he have? its a hit!'
there definitely wasnt any disagreement over it though
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd put all of these way above this mediocre recording:
Hard Sun
Society
Throw Your Arms Around Me
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (w/Jack Irons)
Hymn (with Hovercraft, and it's a poem, so not sure if it counts? But the track rules.)
Masters of War (though admittedly his PJ versions are better)
I Believe In Miracles
This.
I'd add I Am Sam's: "You've got to hide your love away"
And Water on the Road's: "Trouble", "Forever Young" & "Golden State".
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd put all of these way above this mediocre recording:
Hard Sun
Society
Throw Your Arms Around Me
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (w/Jack Irons)
Hymn (with Hovercraft, and it's a poem, so not sure if it counts? But the track rules.)
Masters of War (though admittedly his PJ versions are better)
I Believe In Miracles
This.
I'd add I Am Sam's: "You've got to hide your love away"
And Water on the Road's: "Trouble", "Forever Young" & "Golden State".
Damn, I definitely should've included that one.
Also, the Crucible version of Throw Your Arms Around Me (the one featured on The Bear) is not available to purchase for me.
Anyone have the same problem? A hookup is appreciated.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd put all of these way above this mediocre recording:
Hard Sun
Society
Throw Your Arms Around Me
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (w/Jack Irons)
Hymn (with Hovercraft, and it's a poem, so not sure if it counts? But the track rules.)
Masters of War (though admittedly his PJ versions are better)
I Believe In Miracles
This.
I'd add I Am Sam's: "You've got to hide your love away"
And Water on the Road's: "Trouble", "Forever Young" & "Golden State".
Damn, I definitely should've included that one.
Also, the Crucible version of Throw Your Arms Around Me (the one featured on The Bear) is not available to purchase for me.
Anyone have the same problem? A hookup is appreciated.