Pearl Jam on Colbert! September 23, 2015

[McParadigm]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

[epilogue]

That was pretty fantastic.

Through all the blah blah blah, this band's still got it.

[Monkey_Driven]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

MYM and half of RitFW.

[hlniv]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

MYM and half of RitFW.

Which half?

[southp]

I cranked it through the big speakers rather than the TV and it really did sound great.
Fantastic TV mix

[Mine]

Yes, much better mix than usual.

[McParadigm]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

MYM and half of RitFW.

Cool.

I think every TV performance these days (even Got Some) I'm always astounded by how much better the guitar tones are than on record. I think the first time was on those 2006 AOL sessions, and now ever since.

[Mine]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

Probably even more than one. I guess it all comes down to what one thinks of as an incredible record. I believe they need a quality record at this point of their career because their music seems to be the thing they aren't the most famous for. It's sort of evident from the interview they did with Colbert.

[spike]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

MYM and half of RitFW.

Cool.

I think every TV performance these days (even Got Some) I'm always astounded by how much better the guitar tones are than on record. I think the first time was on those 2006 AOL sessions, and now ever since.

Stone's guitar sounded gloriously ragged last night.

[spike]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

Probably even more than one. I guess it all comes down to what one thinks of as an incredible record. I believe they need a quality record at this point of their career because their music seems to be the thing they aren't the most famous for. It's sort of evident from the interview they did with Colbert.

lol pearl jam is properly mixed for one night on tv and great record hope is renewed

[E.H. Ruddock]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

Probably even more than one. I guess it all comes down to what one thinks of as an incredible record. I believe they need a quality record at this point of their career because their music seems to be the thing they aren't the most famous for. It's sort of evident from the interview they did with Colbert.

lol pearl jam is properly mixed for one night on tv and great record hope is renewed

Welcome to the board!

[EJ]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

Probably even more than one. I guess it all comes down to what one thinks of as an incredible record. I believe they need a quality record at this point of their career because their music seems to be the thing they aren't the most famous for. It's sort of evident from the interview they did with Colbert.

lol pearl jam is properly mixed for one night on tv and great record hope is renewed

this post has inspired me to check out the inevitable hyperbole on the Pit

[Mine]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

Probably even more than one. I guess it all comes down to what one thinks of as an incredible record. I believe they need a quality record at this point of their career because their music seems to be the thing they aren't the most famous for. It's sort of evident from the interview they did with Colbert.

lol pearl jam is properly mixed for one night on tv and great record hope is renewed

Well mixing some things down to inaudible levels may have helped some of their recent recordings.

[dprival78]

so when eddie isn't jumping around like a maniac, he seems to be able to keep his breath a little better.

weird.. maybe he should realize he's 50 and try that approach more often.

[spike]

so when eddie isn't jumping around like a maniac, he seems to be able to keep his breath a little better.

weird.. maybe he should realize he's 50 and try that approach more often.

And give up smoking. It's his instrument.

[15showsandcounting]

Well done, boys. And, the interview wasn't even that awkward. Wow.

[Monkey_Driven]

Watching it again, they nailed MYM. Definitely the best live version I've heard.

[spike]

Well done, boys. And, the interview wasn't even that awkward. Wow.

It wasn't awkward because Colbert actually made them all laugh.

[McParadigm]

So which performance actually aired?

Those were pretty good, yeah. Sounded like a band who could still make an incredible record if they really wanted to.

Probably even more than one. I guess it all comes down to what one thinks of as an incredible record. I believe they need a quality record at this point of their career because their music seems to be the thing they aren't the most famous for. It's sort of evident from the interview they did with Colbert.

lol pearl jam is properly mixed for one night on tv and great record hope is renewed

Well, for clarification's sake, my post was meant to be read as "if you didn't know any better..."

I just assumed that because it was me, people would infer the underlying negativity.

[tragabigzanda]

pearl jam sucks now