Red Mosquito

Higgs wrote:Perhaps RM could create something new - the stipman tat.

Lettermans speech
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... am-w475822

Whole thing

Higgs wrote:

Higgs wrote:Perhaps RM could create something new - the stipman tat.

Solid work here

Krusen did a great job, nice to hear this song with a bit of groove again:

it was disconcerting at first

I am hung over and watching this!

Letterman's speech is so good

Stone's Pokémon rap was also good

Dave Krusen looks like Doogie Howser

Ed's speech What a chode

You can tell Ed thinks it's really big of him to call Dave A. a great drummer.

Performances were good. "Given to Fly" will definitely be cut from the broadcast.

Caught up this morning...that's awesome Joey got in!

I saw Letterman's speech and a bit of the band's, as well as the performances. I absolutely got a sentimental feeling of pride for them, and as far as the performances go, they were great. They seem to play with a lot of focus in these kinds of situations. An outstanding night for them.

Jeff's was my favorite. What a lovable, slightly odd artist. "What a fucking life".

Birds in Hell wrote:Krusen did a great job, nice to hear this song with a bit of groove again:

Haha. Simon looks soooo stressed out there

Good morning. At the risk of Classic B'ing ... did they really make Matt Cameron play all songs originally drummed by other drummers?

EJ wrote:Did stone have a TelePrompTer? How the hell did he rattle off all of those names?

He did, but the names were flying by on it

I love Ed. I get why most of you don't. It was awkward when he kicked off with climate change but ed has been like this for 26 years so oh well.

He is sincere. The thought I had was you'll never get a cheesy card off the shelf with custom greeting signed by eh. It will always be unique and specia. Tats the good stuff

I love this band

This was a lot of fun to watch. The highlights for me were:

Letterman
Krusen on Alive
Mike getting the loudest cheers
Amish Ament
Mike shredding
The whole band sounded great and really on point

Strat wrote:I love Ed. I get why most of you don't. It was awkward when he kicked off with climate change but ed has been like this for 26 years so oh well.

He is sincere. The thought I had was you'll never get a cheesy card off the shelf with custom greeting signed by eh. It will always be unique and specia. Tats the good stuff

I love this band

Same. I'd take this more authentic Ed over the brooding one any day.

B wrote:Good morning. At the risk of Classic B'ing ... did they really make Matt Cameron play all songs originally drummed by other drummers?

It's no fun anymore if you are conscious of your Classic B'ing. You're supposed to remain oblivious so you can be called out!

Letterman was classic letterman. Funny and sincere for sure. I do wish someone with more knowledge about their music could have spoke. It's not just the first three records then love shows. There's a lot more to the band and what they've done

Strat wrote:Letterman was classic letterman. Funny and sincere for sure. I do wish someone with more knowledge about their music could have spoke. It's not just the first three records then love shows. There's a lot more to the band and what they've done

This will all be covered during stip's speech at the more intimate ceremony on July 18th in the West Seattle Ace Hardware parking lot. Starts at 8:30pm local time.