Red Mosquito

bodysnatcher wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I don’t care what the naysayers say, I fucking love this song.

dimejinky99 wrote:You don’t get accused of pearl jam by numbers three or even five albums into your career. That doesn’t stick. Their first five albums are radically different to one another and all within only 8 years of being a band.

The accusation sticks when it happens in the later half of the second decade of being a band and trying too hard and failing to conjure past glories.
Numerous songs on Avocado and backspacer are obviously guilty of this.

Lightning bolt at least didn’t contain any. Rather it tries with Sirens to do a similar thing but in an entirely new way. And look how that was received.

durdencommatyler wrote:I like Sirens more than most of Backspacer.

Gore Vidal wrote:Backspacer represents the peak of human musical intellect. The album is so brilliant, all scores and recordings of Mozart’s should be burned to free humanity of the shame of having once viewed him as history’s greatest composer.

William F. Buckley wrote:Although Mr. Vidal and myself have disagreed a great deal on many an issue throughout the years; there are two immutable truths with which we both agree unquestionably, and in the following order of importance: 1) Backspacer was carried down from the mountain by Moses alongside the ten commandments as a gift from The Creator himself; and 2) Pee is stored in the balls.

VinylGuy wrote:This one disappear from Spotify.

Weird.

bodysnatcher wrote:i still see it unfortunately

VinylGuy wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:i still see it unfortunately

so its an argentina thing...weird.

I guess PJ hates us.

VinylGuy wrote:the weirdest thing is that sometimes songs from no code or other albums disappear and they put a live version instead.

Right now, times of trouble from TOTD is a live version.