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I'd probably give Lost Dogs to a newbie as an intro to pearl jam before I'd give them a record.

dimejinky99 wrote:I'd probably give Lost Dogs to a newbie as an intro to pearl jam before I'd give them a record.

Oh hell no.

Kevin Davis wrote:I think Eddie only knows one riff on the harmonica -- the one he uses here and the one he uses on "Smile" are pretty much identical, despite the significant musical differences between the two songs.

"Last Solider" has unique harmonica playing that doesn't resemble either of those songs.

Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:I think Eddie only knows one riff on the harmonica -- the one he uses here and the one he uses on "Smile" are pretty much identical, despite the significant musical differences between the two songs.

"Last Solider" has unique harmonica playing that doesn't resemble either of those songs.

and that's completely by accident.. eddie was holding the harmonica upside down for most of the second "solo"

#funfact

I also forgot that Eddie can kind of play the melody to "Hide Your Love away" too. I rescind my comment; he is basically John Popper.

Kevin Davis wrote:I also forgot that Eddie can kind of play the melody to "Hide Your Love away" too. I rescind my comment; he is basically John Popper.

Jacks drumming on BRY is so manically playful. I love it.

Strat wrote:Jacks drumming on BRY is so manically playful. I love it.

Because you're a smart and beautiful and thoughtful human.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Strat wrote:Jacks drumming on BRY is so manically playful. I love it.

Because you're a smart and beautiful and thoughtful human.

Get a room.

And take pics.

Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Strat wrote:Jacks drumming on BRY is so manically playful. I love it.

Because you're a smart and beautiful and thoughtful human.

Get a room.

And take pics.

So im all emotional and riled up about the events of the world. Brother Instrumental is on. It actually sounds great as the soundtrack to the world burning.

Try coming at it with that perspective and you may love it.

Strat wrote:So im all emotional and riled up about the events of the world. Brother Instrumental is on. It actually sounds great as the soundtrack to the world burning.

Try coming at it with that perspective and you may love it.

I've always loved brother. With or without vocals.

yeah, it was pretty cool to have that instrumental at the time. I like it.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I would love it if some PJ aficionado would make an OG Lost Dogs using only the original versions of the songs.

Guess what's cumming!

dimejinky99 wrote:I'd probably give Lost Dogs to a newbie as an intro to pearl jam before I'd give them a record.

It has some great songs, but is too uneven. If they had tried to make it a really top album, they could have made a few different choices.

dimejinky99 wrote:I'd probably give Lost Dogs to a newbie as an intro to pearl jam before I'd give them a record.

I had that (fleeting) thought when I was listening to it the other day

Was there ever an official reason why there was no Long Road or Leatherman on Lost Dogs? I know LD isn't exhaustive but those 2 seem particularly conspicuous by their absence.

I know State Of Love And Trust, Breath, I Got Shit and Man Of The Hour was on Rearviewmirror, but so was Last Kiss and Yellow Ledbetter.

Other songs missing from Lost Dogs, in addition to Long Road and Leatherman, include Crazy Mary, Just A Girl, Last Soldier, Happy When I’m Crying, Angel.

Post Lost Dogs songs include Love Reign O’er Me and Olé. Room for another Lost Dogs like album.

I would love a Lost Dogs part 2
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