Red Mosquito

It was either the video for Alive or the video for Evenflow. Those two still jumble together in my mind, so no idea. I just remember connecting with the continuation of classic rock BUT THESE DUDES MEAN IT and that one dude is jumping from the rafters he means it so much.

Fun shit, man.

evenslow wrote:It was either the video for Alive or the video for Evenflow. Those two still jumble together in my mind, so no idea. I just remember connecting with the continuation of classic rock BUT THESE DUDES MEAN IT and that one dude is jumping from the rafters he means it so much.

Fun shit, man.

But you were already a fan of the band before seeing it?

theplatypus wrote:

evenslow wrote:It was either the video for Alive or the video for Evenflow. Those two still jumble together in my mind, so no idea. I just remember connecting with the continuation of classic rock BUT THESE DUDES MEAN IT and that one dude is jumping from the rafters he means it so much.

Fun shit, man.

But you were already a fan of the band before seeing it?

maybe i misunderstood the exercise.

Ok, i'm already a fan... must've been Animal/RITFW from MTV Music Awards. In retrospect an extremely impressive, kinda subversive moment from an ultra-popular band at the time. Couldn't get enough of the MTV replays of the "video" they created for it. Felt like this heretofore mainstream band was unlocking a door for you. The music was harder and HEY LOOK it's Neil Young. Definitely my intro to him, which would be enough in and of itself. His guitar work in that performance still sticks with me.

evenslow wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

evenslow wrote:It was either the video for Alive or the video for Evenflow. Those two still jumble together in my mind, so no idea. I just remember connecting with the continuation of classic rock BUT THESE DUDES MEAN IT and that one dude is jumping from the rafters he means it so much.

Fun shit, man.

But you were already a fan of the band before seeing it?

maybe i misunderstood the exercise.

Ok, i'm already a fan... must've been Animal/RITFW from MTV Music Awards. In retrospect an extremely impressive, kinda subversive moment from an ultra-popular band at the time. Couldn't get enough of the MTV replays of the "video" they created for it. Felt like this heretofore mainstream band was unlocking a door for you. The music was harder and HEY LOOK it's Neil Young. Definitely my intro to him, which would be enough in and of itself. His guitar work in that performance still sticks with me.

This is the only thing that I could come up with for this thread either. Definitely animal. Or maybe I heard State of Love and Trust after I was a fan? but that isnt a new song.

Animal.

I don't understand what's going on in this thread, Kevin.

Joey,

Kevin Davis wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm really confused about what I'm supposed to answer in this thread.

Basically, the first brand new PJ song you experienced after your fandom had already been established.

Some digressions into Metallica and Kanye West talk also occurred.

You can feel free to talk about anything you like, though. Ruddo promised he wouldn't split anything.

My first "new PJ" song after my fandom was established? I didn't become a fan till 2006, around the time S/T came out, so then I think that makes it "Got Some," when PJ played it on Conan. I remember thinking it was really good. I thought it sounded different than most of what I knew from Pearl Jam and pretty much kicked ass. Sadly, we all know how the album turned out.

You guys ever see the '80s movie Miracle Mile?

I Am Mine

at Bridge School 2001

pretty much all of Riot Act.....didn't have the album, sop i heard it for the first time live. at the Key Arena. Worst seats in the house and to this day my favorite show, and the album is high on my list.

Alive

Got Some wrote:Alive

Think you did what I initially did.

Unless you were at the first Mookie Blaylock shows, this is the wrong answer.

I Am Mine. I was in the midst of becoming a PJ at this time and I remember the radio station DJ premiering it and raving about it and then I don't ever remember hearing it on the radio again.

4/5 wrote:I was in the midst of becoming a PJ at this time

wut

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

4/5 wrote:I was in the midst of becoming a PJ at this time

wut

if you a listen to a lot of PJ you become a PJ

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

4/5 wrote:I was in the midst of becoming a PJ at this time

wut

if you a listen to a lot of PJ you become a PJ

I was gonna start a new thread called "When Did You First Become a PJ?" but decided against it.

I'll just answer here. I didn't become a PJ until around '99, I think, so I'd had enough experience to make the transition a smooth one.

i don't think i am a PJ anymore

Nope. You are def. a Kanye.

i wonder how many ed sheerans will become PJs after september