theplatypus wrote:Didn't... didn't someone from RM confess to making up the entire thing?
they did, but you can't trust RMers.
theplatypus wrote:Didn't... didn't someone from RM confess to making up the entire thing?
Got Some wrote:I Would love of the earth to be on the new album
Lament wrote: Like I always say, "Anyone who thinks getting kicked in the nuts by one person sucks has never gotten kicked in the nuts by two people at the same time."
E.H. Ruddock wrote:What a great post, tommy
It would have been Frank's favorite song.tommymctom wrote:If Pearl Jam release a song entitled "billy, billy micropenis" I will take back every bad word I have ever said about Avacado and Backspacer.
Can a studio version possibly live up to the expectations those who already love the song would have of it?Got Some wrote:I Would love of the earth to be on the new album
The more I listen the more boring I think it is. I think it requires a studio version with more pronounced nuisances and more developed vocals.Lament wrote:Can a studio version possibly live up to the expectations those who already love the song would have of it?Got Some wrote:I Would love of the earth to be on the new album
I'm pretty indifferent to Of The Earth, but I'd be open to a studio version because I'm a person who almost unanimously prefers studio versions to live versions and think a more detailed, precise version might change my mind. That being said, most Pearl Jam fans seem to prefer live versions to studio versions, so I would venture to guess that if Of The Earth does in fact end up on the album, the strongest narrative surrounding it will be that it was a blown opportunity.
I think Pearl Jam's recent material already has enough of these.Thejambi wrote:pronounced nuisances
Sorry poor combo of words . Perhaps just nuisances that compliment the driving riff. That are there and contribute .Birds in Hell wrote:I think Pearl Jam's recent material already has enough of these.Thejambi wrote:pronounced nuisances
Thejambi wrote:Sorry poor combo of words . Perhaps just nuisances that compliment the driving riff. That are there and contribute .Birds in Hell wrote:I think Pearl Jam's recent material already has enough of these.Thejambi wrote:pronounced nuisances

I know what I mean . Sorry if it doesn't make sense.cutuphalfdead wrote:Thejambi wrote:Sorry poor combo of words . Perhaps just nuisances that compliment the driving riff. That are there and contribute .Birds in Hell wrote:I think Pearl Jam's recent material already has enough of these.Thejambi wrote:pronounced nuisances
You're close but I think you might need to check your spelling on 'nuance'. Not being a dick either, I knew what you meant.Thejambi wrote:Sorry poor combo of words . Perhaps just nuisances that compliment the driving riff. That are there and contribute .Birds in Hell wrote:I think Pearl Jam's recent material already has enough of these.Thejambi wrote:pronounced nuisances
Lament wrote: Like I always say, "Anyone who thinks getting kicked in the nuts by one person sucks has never gotten kicked in the nuts by two people at the same time."
Ah ..fucking phone .Fuzzcharger wrote:You're close but I think you might need to check your spelling on 'nuance'.Thejambi wrote:Sorry poor combo of words . Perhaps just nuisances that compliment the driving riff. That are there and contribute .Birds in Hell wrote:I think Pearl Jam's recent material already has enough of these.Thejambi wrote:pronounced nuisances
Indeed.......the potential is there though. However after the slew of new Ed merchandise I don't see it ever working lyrically.McParadigm wrote:Back to Of the Earth being a really mediocre song, please.
Anders wrote:I do not have a «neoliberal assessment of geopolitics», so please stop writing that I do.
I'm on board with the second half of the jam , Ed wailing and then the transition back the the main riff. The transition into the jam comes off too clunky though.theplatypus wrote:I really like the middle section, I remember thinking it was very exciting and parts of it sounded almost latin-jazz-y.
theplatypus wrote:Didn't... didn't someone from RM confess to making up the entire thing?