Red Mosquito

Tj wrote:Setting Suns outro is the greatest thing I think I've ever listened to.

RockPusher wrote:This album is averaging almost a 4.5 in this place of all places!

oneway23 wrote:Anyone else gonna be streaming the Atmos version at midnight on the east coast?
Got some Woodford Reserve at the ready

Lmdmusic wrote:I lost my dad unexpectedly 10 years ago a couple months before my wedding, I wrote an email and sent a real letter to Pearl Jam, telling the whole story and asked them to play release in Worcester on 2013 tour. I got email back from the 10c saying they passed it onto the band. When they played it that night I was with my best friend who introduced me to Pearl Jam in 8th grade, my sister and my wife and I have never been hit with that much emotion in my life until I heard this album, so its ok to cry. Music is a powerful release and healing power, Everyone enjoy this ride !!

smallest_oceans wrote:These guys. They actually did it. After all this time.

First listen this morning during a sunrise run. Spotify on pixel buds. Outside noise, plus I want to survive this but I think I can hear everything well.

First two tracks got my pace up and I'm loving the guitars. RR drumming and bass. Headphones FTW.

Wreckage comes on as I round a corner, the sun is coming up over a body of water and I see a couple of pelicans. I almost lose it. Those harmonies.

That mid tempo run through the middle is a delight and I've ran further than I meant too. Those melodies. Can't wait for a proper open back headphone listen later tonight.

WFS comes on for the one of the final hills on the way back home. I think I'm f*n flying or crying. Those sustained vocal notes. Those drums. That bass.

Running we know, and I get a final push.

I'm delirious for GtG ( I think) need to revisit. Triumphant.

By now I'm back home stretching for setting sun. I start openly weeping. Is it the endorphins? OR the fact that this takes me back to those early years and hearing those first 5 albums for the first time without leaks or social media.

Either way, just incredible.

What a band. Thanks AW.

Antelope wrote:I just got back from listening to the CD in my car (yes, I have a CD player in my "newer" car) with the windows down and wind blowing through what hair I have left. It's been said by others but I also got emotional.

I think it's the realization that the band that I first saw live when I was 16 is still making music that's this good and meaningful to me so many years later. I've grown up and matured with this band. I have one kid who just turned 21 this week and another who will be graduating high school in a couple months. It's crazy that at 47 I know I'm still going to be able to enjoy shows with my kids later this year who are now older than I was when I first saw them.

Anyways, thanks for letting me experience this great moment with so many of you.

Revelator wrote:Did you ever think you'd get this excited from a Pearl Jam album again?

spike wrote:Poor Ed is dadding so hard right now. His wife and daughters are probably more pumped about Tay Tay’s drop than his own.

RockPusher wrote:

Antelope wrote:I just got back from listening to the CD in my car (yes, I have a CD player in my "newer" car) with the windows down and wind blowing through what hair I have left. It's been said by others but I also got emotional.

I think it's the realization that the band that I first saw live when I was 16 is still making music that's this good and meaningful to me so many years later. I've grown up and matured with this band. I have one kid who just turned 21 this week and another who will be graduating high school in a couple months. It's crazy that at 47 I know I'm still going to be able to enjoy shows with my kids later this year who are now older than I was when I first saw them.

Anyways, thanks for letting me experience this great moment with so many of you.

Cheers!

spike wrote:Poor Ed is dadding so hard right now. His wife and daughters are probably more pumped about Tay Tay’s drop than his own.

wease wrote:

spike wrote:Poor Ed is dadding so hard right now. His wife and daughters are probably more pumped about Tay Tay’s drop than his own.

You don’t think they already have a copy?

Antelope wrote:I just got back from listening to the CD in my car (yes, I have a CD player in my "newer" car) with the windows down and wind blowing through what hair I have left. It's been said by others but I also got emotional.

I think it's the realization that the band that I first saw live when I was 16 is still making music that's this good and meaningful to me so many years later. I've grown up and matured with this band. I have one kid who just turned 21 this week and another who will be graduating high school in a couple months. It's crazy that at 47 I know I'm still going to be able to enjoy shows with my kids later this year who are now older than I was when I first saw them.

Anyways, thanks for letting me experience this great moment with so many of you.