Red Mosquito

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

gems and rhinestones wrote:Don't know if it's been mentioned here but someone on the Porch message board said Mike is doing an interview tonight at 9:00 PM pacific time on this radio station.


http://www.cfox.com/

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Don't know if it's been mentioned here but someone on the Porch message board said Mike is doing an interview tonight at 9:00 PM pacific time on this radio station.


http://www.cfox.com/

damn, i cant stay up that late

Lounge Lizard wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

Where is that from?

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

harmless wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Don't know if it's been mentioned here but someone on the Porch message board said Mike is doing an interview tonight at 9:00 PM pacific time on this radio station.


http://www.cfox.com/

damn, i cant stay up that late

How long away is that? I think it's tomorrow morning for me.

theplatypus wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

http://forums.pearljam.com/viewtopic.ph ... 339659edcd

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

harmless wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:Don't know if it's been mentioned here but someone on the Porch message board said Mike is doing an interview tonight at 9:00 PM pacific time on this radio station.


http://www.cfox.com/

damn, i cant stay up that late

How long away is that? I think it's tomorrow morning for me.

im pretty sure its 13 hours away

stupidmop wrote:

I haven't actually listened to it though.

Jaeti wrote:This goes back a dozen pages or so to the discussion about the quality/complexity/importance of Pearl Jam choruses. Someone said that in many cases it's actually the bridge that tends to be the standout part of a song, and that kind of rang true in the moment (I read it last night). I just put on S/T here at work as was reminded how much I like the bridges in each of the first four songs on that album. I think they're far and away the best parts of all of those songs. Anyway.

harmless wrote:

Lounge Lizard wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

Where is that from?

The Greatest Review Ever - in the LB reviews thread. It's a German review I found and someone Google translated.

theplatypus wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

http://forums.pearljam.com/viewtopic.ph ... 339659edcd

Jaeti wrote:This goes back a dozen pages or so to the discussion about the quality/complexity/importance of Pearl Jam choruses. Someone said that in many cases it's actually the bridge that tends to be the standout part of a song, and that kind of rang true in the moment (I read it last night). I just put on S/T here at work as was reminded how much I like the bridges in each of the first four songs on that album. I think they're far and away the best parts of all of those songs. Anyway.

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

Mine wrote:I bet Mike won't be promising any EP's this time. Somehow i have the feeling they let him have his Shadow reissue as a trade off for his legendary EP's.

stip wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

A ballad from the picture book, only much better. What Eddie does with its powerful because touching voice, can not be human. Transported during the beat of the bass, Ed pushes the drive conditions trembling high voltage busbar. Spreading, but not long-winded.

You can't fight the hype, my friends.

it's been the low voltage in the busbar that's been turning some people off of the recent albums, I think