Red Mosquito

theplatypus wrote:Don't drink and drive

HALF!

theplatypus wrote:Don't drink and drive

HALF!

theplatypus wrote:Don't drink and drive

HALF!

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Don't drink and drive

HALF!

I'm pretty sure his post said "don't drive drunk" at first, and the fucker edited it.

Sorry platypus, you're not a fucker, but I'm half drunk still.

You sound full drunk to me!

Not cool at all, dude.

do you guys have "stink bugs"?

LetMeSleep wrote:Year on year I find I get more out of Binaural, Riot Act and ST than the rest.

+1

What's the best live version of Sleight of Hand? Preferably one where the chorus sounds as heavy as it does on the album

at this point this is the only pearl jam album i ever find myself returning to

i it so dang much

--- wrote:at this point this is the only pearl jam album i ever find myself returning to

i it so dang much

Cropduster misses you

Often when I run on the treadmill at home I search YouTube for a random Pearl Jam show and watch it on an iPad while I run. I came upon Toronto 2016 which I had forgotten they played Binaural. My planned 30 minute run lasted an hour as I could not let it go. Since then I have found a new appreciation for this album.

This the right thread to post that baby #2 is on the way??

Listened to PJ for the first time in a while, and this album, while already a favorite, is just growing more and more in my estimation over time. This record has a build and an ominous sort of momentum to it than even my other favorite records by them don't seem to have. Vitalogy kind of collapses in on itself, while No Code and Yield kind of create a more relaxed feel in the latter half of the record, but the whole of Binaural just feels like it's moving towards its inevitable conclusion. Great record.

digster wrote:Listened to PJ for the first time in a while, and this album, while already a favorite, is just growing more and more in my estimation over time. This record has a build and an ominous sort of momentum to it than even my other favorite records by them don't seem to have. Vitalogy kind of collapses in on itself, while No Code and Yield kind of create a more relaxed feel in the latter half of the record, but the whole of Binaural just feels like it's moving towards its inevitable conclusion. Great record.

I’m finally falling in love with Light Years.

The last :50 of this make me rock hard.

Insignificance sounds great tonight too.

And this is still the best song.