What do ur oldfashioned parents&young children think bout LB
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What do ur oldfashioned parents&young children think bout LB
I'm walking on bright and shiny easter egg shells today due to a few certain responses to my last thread. The shells have cute little bunnies being cuddled by fairies.
I took my mother out for supper last night. Played some of LB on the way, thinking she might appreciate SBM, FD and maybe a couple others since she used to be a big Elvis fan (Elvis is rock, at least). So I put on SBM and it was an epic fail. She didn't like Ed's voice. I followed up with FD and she said, "I don't like that boomin' stuff". mmmkay there was obviously no preconceived notion there, mommy dearest!
But my kids, 4 and 6, were freaking cool about it. They ranked the tunes. My clone (man, the world really needs more of these)/son, the 4 year old, danced like Elvis (I'm a king so I never pass up a chance to use an Elvis reference) to LTRP. He called YM "beautiful". Though he labeled the first three as "awful", he claimed the others were "cute".
My daughter liked all the tunes except Pendulum, which spooked her the hell out, but she at least liked the ah ah ahs. I thought I saw a tear during Sirens but she wouldn't admit to it. It could have just been wishful thinking on my part.
They both became RM villians because they requested Future Days for a bedtime song.
I took my mother out for supper last night. Played some of LB on the way, thinking she might appreciate SBM, FD and maybe a couple others since she used to be a big Elvis fan (Elvis is rock, at least). So I put on SBM and it was an epic fail. She didn't like Ed's voice. I followed up with FD and she said, "I don't like that boomin' stuff". mmmkay there was obviously no preconceived notion there, mommy dearest!
But my kids, 4 and 6, were freaking cool about it. They ranked the tunes. My clone (man, the world really needs more of these)/son, the 4 year old, danced like Elvis (I'm a king so I never pass up a chance to use an Elvis reference) to LTRP. He called YM "beautiful". Though he labeled the first three as "awful", he claimed the others were "cute".
My daughter liked all the tunes except Pendulum, which spooked her the hell out, but she at least liked the ah ah ahs. I thought I saw a tear during Sirens but she wouldn't admit to it. It could have just been wishful thinking on my part.
They both became RM villians because they requested Future Days for a bedtime song.
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Re: What do ur oldfashioned parents&young children think bou
as soon as I try and play any music in the car my 2 year old starts whining for sesame street.
She generally shuts up when lightning bolt is on.
She generally shuts up when lightning bolt is on.
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you dont hear many people say supper anymore..midwesterner
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flannelking wrote:I'm walking on bright and shiny easter egg shells today due to a few certain responses to my last thread. The shells have cute little bunnies being cuddled by fairies.
I took my mother out for supper last night. Played some of LB on the way, thinking she might appreciate SBM, FD and maybe a couple others since she used to be a big Elvis fan (Elvis is rock, at least). So I put on SBM and it was an epic fail. She didn't like Ed's voice. I followed up with FD and she said, "I don't like that boomin' stuff". mmmkay there was obviously no preconceived notion there, mommy dearest!
But my kids, 4 and 6, were freaking cool about it. They ranked the tunes. My clone (man, the world really needs more of these)/son, the 4 year old, danced like Elvis (I'm a King so I never pass up a chance to use an Elvis reference) to LTRP. He called either YM or FD "beautiful". Though he labeled the first three as "awful", he claimed the others were "cute".
My daughter liked all the tunes except Pendulum, which spooked her the hell out, but she at least liked the ah ah ahs. I thought I saw a tear during Sirens but she wouldn't admit to it. It could have just been wishful thinking on my part.
They both became RM villians because they requested Future Days for a bedtime song.
My daughter (4 yrs old) loves Swallowed Whole... "Woah Dad! He can be the sun!"
My son (7 yrs old)... "Dad, can you turn that down?"
My daughter is awesome
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My daughter loves the song Lightning Bolt. She knows most of the lyrics and sings along. She told me she can't get it out of her head.
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My wife and kids only like good music.
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My daughter (4 yrs old) loves Swallowed Whole... "Woah Dad! He can be the sun!"
My son (7 yrs old)... "Dad, can you turn that down?"
My daughter is awesome
haha. yeah, my daugher wanted to know everything about the lyrics/stories behind the songs, etc.
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My dog hates Pearl Jam.
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doug rr wrote:you dont hear many people say supper anymore..midwesterner
lol. it's better than 'grub' which probably originated in the south.
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stip wrote:as soon as I try and play any music in the car my 2 year old starts whining for sesame street.
She generally shuts up when lightning bolt is on.
That speaks volumes to the greatness of LB.
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Its supper in the south, you homophobe.flannelking wrote:doug rr wrote:you dont hear many people say supper anymore..midwesterner
lol. it's better than 'grub' which probably originated in the south.
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I purposefully never exposed my children to kid's music for that very reason.stip wrote:as soon as I try and play any music in the car my 2 year old starts whining for sesame street.
She generally shuts up when lightning bolt is on.
All that exists in their beautiful little brains at this point is rock n' roll, hip-hop and all points in between
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BurtReynolds wrote:Its supper in the south, you homophobe.flannelking wrote:doug rr wrote:you dont hear many people say supper anymore..midwesterner
lol. it's better than 'grub' which probably originated in the south.
I love homophobes.
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I love when people use 'my 4 year old loves it!' As the sign of a good album.
I saw someone on the pit once complaining that they shouldn't play blood anymore because of the disgusting language and they don't wanna expose thier children to it at live shows.
I saw someone on the pit once complaining that they shouldn't play blood anymore because of the disgusting language and they don't wanna expose thier children to it at live shows.
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It's smooth in the mouth, you heteros.
There's the dog. You can't fake that stuff. Confess with your mouth.
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So is that what's going on here?stupidmop wrote:I love when people use 'my 4 year old loves it!' As the sign of a good album.
theplatypus wrote:A solo is when the guitar goes twiddly diddly
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Re: What do ur oldfashioned parents&young children think bou
My 4 year old nephew loves it but it took him about 25 listens to get there.
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Children that don't eat their supper are homophobes if they are: from the south, don't like Pearl Jam and have judgmental dogs.bluestate wrote:So is that what's going on here?stupidmop wrote:I love when people use 'my 4 year old loves it!' As the sign of a good album.
There's the dog. You can't fake that stuff. Confess with your mouth.
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Shit! I didn't even see your post I just pulled the number 4 out of thin air. I wasn't talking about you specifically or anything, its just that 'its a fun time for all the family' is really low on the list of what I want a pearl jam album to be.bluestate wrote:So is that what's going on here?stupidmop wrote:I love when people use 'my 4 year old loves it!' As the sign of a good album.
I'll back up outta the thread, I've got no kids and my parents dont know what a pearl jam is. My younger brother found it interesting when ed was upside down or some shit in the even flow video once though.
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My 4 year old nephew likes Sirens. My 2 year old nephew LOVES Mind Your Manners.