This seems to be the source of it. I'm assuming it was a joke, but it's a pretty fucking odd one. Then again, someone from RM is probably behind it.
Im halfway convinced thats an actual crazy stalker, ive seen that pop up in the comments of different youtube videos and various pearl jam related articles and what have you, usually sounding pretty angry/nutty in tone. Seems like alot of effort for a joke idk.
Whoever they are, they're persistent. I just came across it yet again a few days ago in an "Eddie Vedder Duets with Guy from Arcade Fire ZOMG!" article. Somewhere else, too...
I decided a long time ago that it's Stone. Fight the good fight, buddy.
broken iris wrote:The effort to make show unique, from the merch to the setlist, is the best thing they have done.
the merch and the setlists are two completely separate things. setlists have always been unique. they didnt start selling everything they could till the weirdo side of the fan base started collecting posters like they were gold. sometime after 2000?
This seems to be the source of it. I'm assuming it was a joke, but it's a pretty fucking odd one. Then again, someone from RM is probably behind it.
Im halfway convinced thats an actual crazy stalker, ive seen that pop up in the comments of different youtube videos and various pearl jam related articles and what have you, usually sounding pretty angry/nutty in tone. Seems like alot of effort for a joke idk.
Whoever they are, they're persistent. I just came across it yet again a few days ago in an "Eddie Vedder Duets with Guy from Arcade Fire ZOMG!" article. Somewhere else, too...
I decided a long time ago that it's Stone. Fight the good fight, buddy.
broken iris wrote:The effort to make show unique, from the merch to the setlist, is the best thing they have done.
the merch and the setlists are two completely separate things. setlists have always been unique. they didnt start selling everything they could till the weirdo side of the fan base started collecting posters like they were gold. sometime after 2000?
broken iris wrote:The effort to make show unique, from the merch to the setlist, is the best thing they have done.
the merch and the setlists are two completely separate things. setlists have always been unique. they didnt start selling everything they could till the weirdo side of the fan base started collecting posters like they were gold. sometime after 2000?
And this is bad?
the setlist thing is great. the obsessive merch collection is nerdy and embarrassing. who the fuck bought a pearl jam dog collar? its like the ten club took that "off he goes condom" joke and ran with it, except its not a joke anymore.
broken iris wrote:The effort to make show unique, from the merch to the setlist, is the best thing they have done.
the merch and the setlists are two completely separate things. setlists have always been unique. they didnt start selling everything they could till the weirdo side of the fan base started collecting posters like they were gold. sometime after 2000?
And this is bad?
the setlist thing is great. the obsessive merch collection is nerdy and embarrassing. who the fuck bought a pearl jam dog collar? its like the ten club took that "off he goes condom" joke and ran with it, except its not a joke anymore.
I avoid the merch myself, but it seems to make tons of people happy and adds to the "experience" of the concert for many fans, not unlike buying a program at a sporting event. I think it's great, it's just not for me (or you apparently).
