Re: Dark Matter: Official Album Thread
Posted: Thu April 18, 2024 9:50 pm
You can focus on any part, tune your ears like an antennae, and turn your head like a horse...LOL Ed
This is pretty shockingtree_ wrote:Raz and I are on our 3rd play through. We are both delightfully pleased.
When giganton came out I said it might be the best since Yield. Now after dark matter I’m wondering if gigaton was as good as I thought. Because dark matter makes Pearl Jam sound like a band that is not a legacy act and never stopped. Wreckage is just…great, no qualifiers. And it almost makes Gigaton seem weaker in retrospect. I think this album might actually hit far higher heights.stip wrote:gigaton is an excellent record top to bottom. its more cerebral and less visceral
than DM
Arthur Morgan wrote:https://www.goldminemag.com/interviews/pearl-jam-guitarist-mike-mccready-talks-all-things-vinyl-dark-matter-more
McCready interview havent seen before. If it’s not new I apologize
I didn’t know they had a new manager.“Mike McCready” wrote:our manager, Mark Smith
https://variety.com/2020/music/news/pea ... 234818474/wease wrote:Arthur Morgan wrote:https://www.goldminemag.com/interviews/ ... atter-more
McCready interview havent seen before. If it’s not new I apologizeI didn’t know they had a new manager.Mike McCready wrote:our manager, Mark Smith
Kelly Curtis, who has managed Pearl Jam since its 1990 formation, has retired. Curtis, 64, stepped away from his role in August but did not make any official announcement at the time, Variety can reveal. Longtime Pearl Jam tour manager Mark “Smitty” Smith has assumed managerial duties for the Seattle-based 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.
interesting yeah.Arthur Morgan wrote:Interesting from the Mike interview(he’s always so open)
MM: I’m pretty excited. I think we have more work cut out for us than we know yet, and we’re starting early on it now. I’m going over all the songs, and Stone and I are going to get together and go over which guitar parts are which and have [touring member] Josh Klinghoffer in there, too. And then we’ll get together with the band and we’ll start kicking this thing together. We’ll have a whole new stage show planned out for this, visuals and things that will be emulating the Dark Matter record and adding and enhancing to the show that I think people haven’t seen Pearl jam do before. And I think that’s going to make their experience a really exciting one. That’s what we hope.
I don't think they've been posted yet, so feel free!Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
Yes, please! I'd love to see them, especially the lyrics.Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
I took pics and saved them in this OneDrive folder:Birds in Hell wrote:I don't think they've been posted yet, so feel free!Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
You're a gentleman (I assume)Antelope wrote:I took pics and saved them in this OneDrive folder:Birds in Hell wrote:I don't think they've been posted yet, so feel free!Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AlUOcvRoswfPhIYMUmVPbQO9G4cjww
For those of you anxiously waiting on an answer, it's the former.Birds in Hell wrote:What's the go with the songwriting credits in the liner notes, are the songs credited jointly to all band members (plus Wotman) or is there some variance?
thank you!Antelope wrote:I took pics and saved them in this OneDrive folder:Birds in Hell wrote:I don't think they've been posted yet, so feel free!Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AlUOcvRoswfPhIYMUmVPbQO9G4cjww
Thank you!Antelope wrote:I took pics and saved them in this OneDrive folder:Birds in Hell wrote:I don't think they've been posted yet, so feel free!Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AlUOcvRoswfPhIYMUmVPbQO9G4cjww
It doesn't say potato?stip wrote:thank you!Antelope wrote:I took pics and saved them in this OneDrive folder:Birds in Hell wrote:I don't think they've been posted yet, so feel free!Antelope wrote:Do folks still need the liner notes? I don’t know if they’ve been posted yet. I received my bluray a day early (10C LP still hasn’t even shipped)
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AlUOcvRoswfPhIYMUmVPbQO9G4cjww
there’s a mistake in the running lyrics
I agree with everything you just said. They reached FAR while making Dark Matter and it paid off.mikejasond wrote:When giganton came out I said it might be the best since Yield. Now after dark matter I’m wondering if gigaton was as good as I thought. Because dark matter makes Pearl Jam sound like a band that is not a legacy act and never stopped. Wreckage is just…great, no qualifiers. And it almost makes Gigaton seem weaker in retrospect. I think this album might actually hit far higher heights.stip wrote:gigaton is an excellent record top to bottom. its more cerebral and less visceral
than DM