The Best Moment in Ten

[Thejambi]

Even Flow: Easily, my favorite part is the rhythm section of the solo, especially when it quiets down and builds up into the last chorus.

[bodysnatcher]

the best moment of Ten is the "Master/Slave" outro. Just wish it was longer.

[Lament]

If one were to LAL to Ten and take notes of the flaws and highlights while doing so, what thread would he want to be in?

[Lament]

Nevermind, that would probably deserve its own thread.

[bodysnatcher]

someone make a flow chart of stip threads

[Lament]

Which thread was the one where he talked about how when Alive comes on and he's driving he rams into the car in front of him in cadence with the fist pump during the solo?

I enjoyed that one.

[stip]

most of them

[Lament]

It is entirely possible that the car ramming post is my favorite stip post.

[Kaius]

dammit*

Give it up

[bodysnatcher]

[stip]

Look, it's not easy coming up with excuses for people to keep talking about the same songs every day for 10 years.

[Alex]

Look, it's not easy coming up with excuses for people to keep talking about the same songs every day for 10 years.

well, i'd say i'm okay with not talking about pearl jam anymore, yet here i am

[ridleybradout]

Even Flow: Easily, my favorite part is the rhythm section of the solo, especially when it quiets down and builds up into the last chorus.

I've always found the last EF chorus a bit of an anticlimax after such a great build-up - especially the way Ed sings it live. Like it needs a key change or slightly different vocal delivery or something...

[Strat]

Even Flow: Easily, my favorite part is the rhythm section of the solo, especially when it quiets down and builds up into the last chorus.

I've always found the last EF chorus a bit of an anticlimax after such a great build-up - especially the way Ed sings it live. Like it needs a key change or slightly different vocal delivery or something...

I can see that. It is a monumental build up but it does go back to something thats alreayd been done before in the song. Porch goes to a slightly different place, so does rearviewmirror.

[stip]

Even Flow: Easily, my favorite part is the rhythm section of the solo, especially when it quiets down and builds up into the last chorus.

I've always found the last EF chorus a bit of an anticlimax after such a great build-up - especially the way Ed sings it live. Like it needs a key change or slightly different vocal delivery or something...

I can see that. It is a monumental build up but it does go back to something thats alreayd been done before in the song. Porch goes to a slightly different place, so does rearviewmirror.

Good points. I feel like the end of the chorus ends differently, at least.

[ABNorman]

What's a moment? What're the minimum and maximum length requirements?

The best bit for me on Ten is, as Stip mentioned, Black's "I know someday" section. But the best moment in that section is the last raised "-iIII-hinne". That's what the song builds up to, and it's gloriously cathartic, even when I'm not being morose about a break up.

[numbers]

I'd have to go with the intro to Jeremy.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Merge

[Thejambi]

Even Flow: Easily, my favorite part is the rhythm section of the solo, especially when it quiets down and builds up into the last chorus.

I've always found the last EF chorus a bit of an anticlimax after such a great build-up - especially the way Ed sings it live. Like it needs a key change or slightly different vocal delivery or something...

I can see that. It is a monumental build up but it does go back to something thats alreayd been done before in the song. Porch goes to a slightly different place, so does rearviewmirror.

Good points. I feel like the end of the chorus ends differently, at least.

I agree about the last chorus. It really does feel flat after the solo and build up.

[Hypnos]

the best moment of Ten is the "Master/Slave" outro. Just wish it was longer.

There you go.



This is the demo btw.