Random Pearl Jam References

[bodysnatcher]

anyone know of PJ playing a secret surprise show tonight or tomorrow in town?

skitch has some info i think

Oh cool I'll PM him

[bodysnatcher]

[Norah]

banned

[bodysnatcher]

So this story obviously doesn't mention PJ, but I thought it was applicable.

http://www.stereogum.com/1891681/the-ri ... ek-in-pop/

[Brett]

I don't know if that's applicable to them, yet, as it seems like they're still writing the songs and O'Brien is just telling them which ones to finish and record and how to do that, but it might be true in the future.

[Strat]

Lol.

Jamming along to Live on Two Legs via the Spotify. Even flow is actually from either the melbourne or hawaii 98 show with jack on drums.

Good stuff.

[Norah]

Uh, no it isn't.

[Birds in Hell]

Does Strat mean that Spotify have screwed up the tracklisting, though?

[Strat]

It absolutely is on mine.

[Strat]

Does Strat mean that Spotify have screwed up the tracklisting, though?

Yes

[bodysnatcher]

I believe you Strat

[tragabigzanda]

pearl jam sucks now

[bodysnatcher]

http://www.stereogum.com/1896007/no-cod ... niversary/

[bodysnatcher]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/nor ... ?section=&

[B]

http://waitingfornextyear.com/2016/09/n ... e-waiting/

[B]

Jeff Gaffigan was complaining about convenience fees.

"He's like Pearl Jam! He's taking on the man!"

[E.H. Ruddock]

Jeff Gaffigan was complaining about convenience fees.

"He's like Pearl Jam! He's taking on the man!"

Is he related to the comedian, Jim Gaffigan?

[B]

Jeff Gaffigan was complaining about convenience fees.

"He's like Pearl Jam! He's taking on the man!"

Is he related to the comedian, Jim Gaffigan?

Probably.

[bodysnatcher]

I was at one of our bi-annual Record and CD swap meets yesterday. I was flipping through some vendor bins in the back, when suddenly someone came up beside me and starting flipping through the bins too. He was going much faster than me, so I thought, "ah shit, i gotta speed up or this dude is gonna lap me". I hit the Beatles section, and I slow down a bit to make sure there's nothing in there I want. When suddenly I stumble across a copy of "Yesterday and Today" Butcher Block cover! I pick it up and under my breath, said, "Woah." Then the guy next to me goes, "WOAH DUDE!"

I look over at the guy, and it's Mike McCready

We talked about it for a minute or two, and he wanted to buy it. I told him it was too rich for my blood ($150). It was a version that the glued paper replacement cover had been peeled off, and he had been looking for it for a while. The vendor tells us that the actual record was in pretty bad shape, but Mike said he just wanted it for the cover. We continued to talk records for a bit, and I never clued him in that I knew who he was. I don't think anyone in that place knew who he was (it was mostly older, super dorky record collecting vendors). He just bounced around the place for a solid hour and a half or two, digging through records and totally geeking out.

He genuinely is one of the nicest dudes.

[Monkey_Driven]

I was at one of our bi-annual Record and CD swap meets yesterday. I was flipping through some vendor bins in the back, when suddenly someone came up beside me and starting flipping through the bins too. He was going much faster than me, so I thought, "ah shit, i gotta speed up or this dude is gonna lap me". I hit the Beatles section, and I slow down a bit to make sure there's nothing in there I want. When suddenly I stumble across a copy of "Yesterday and Today" Butcher Block cover! I pick it up and under my breath, said, "Woah." Then the guy next to me goes, "WOAH DUDE!"

I look over at the guy, and it's Mike McCready

We talked about it for a minute or two, and he wanted to buy it. I told him it was too rich for my blood ($150). It was a version that the glued paper replacement cover had been peeled off, and he had been looking for it for a while. The vendor tells us that the actual record was in pretty bad shape, but Mike said he just wanted it for the cover. We continued to talk records for a bit, and I never clued him in that I knew who he was. I don't think anyone in that place knew who he was (it was mostly older, super dorky record collecting vendors). He just bounced around the place for a solid hour and a half or two, digging through records and totally geeking out.

He genuinely is one of the nicest dudes.

Neat story, thanks for sharing.