Red Mosquito

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

wease wrote:

Strat wrote:Are you woman enough to be my man? bandaged hand in hand?


Fuck. That's a good line. Maybe one of ed's best.

Damn.

Agreed.

Charleston ‘96, my second PJ show, the first being the night before in Charlotte.
I’m with two very good friends at the time. One of them had a band aid on his hand and at that I went to grab his hand. He gave me a quick “wtf are you doing?” look, as it came right after “are you woman enough to be my man” before I turned it so that he could see the band aid, at which point we did a quick fist bump to the beat.
Well it was cool in the moment.

I, too, was at that Charlotte show.

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

wease wrote:

Strat wrote:Are you woman enough to be my man? bandaged hand in hand?


Fuck. That's a good line. Maybe one of ed's best.

Damn.

Agreed.

Charleston ‘96, my second PJ show, the first being the night before in Charlotte.
I’m with two very good friends at the time. One of them had a band aid on his hand and at that I went to grab his hand. He gave me a quick “wtf are you doing?” look, as it came right after “are you woman enough to be my man” before I turned it so that he could see the band aid, at which point we did a quick fist bump to the beat.
Well it was cool in the moment.

This reminds me of the time (Chicago '03, I think) when I turned to my cousin right after Eddie sang the "egg rolling thick and heavy" line, right as my cousin was finishing scrambling some eggs in a bowl, and we both just nodded like, "Aw yeah, buddy."

Kevin Davis wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

wease wrote:

Strat wrote:Are you woman enough to be my man? bandaged hand in hand?


Fuck. That's a good line. Maybe one of ed's best.

Damn.

Agreed.

Charleston ‘96, my second PJ show, the first being the night before in Charlotte.
I’m with two very good friends at the time. One of them had a band aid on his hand and at that I went to grab his hand. He gave me a quick “wtf are you doing?” look, as it came right after “are you woman enough to be my man” before I turned it so that he could see the band aid, at which point we did a quick fist bump to the beat.
Well it was cool in the moment.

This reminds me of the time (Chicago '03, I think) when I turned to my cousin right after Eddie sang the "egg rolling thick and heavy" line, right as my cousin was finishing scrambling some eggs in a bowl, and we both just nodded like, "Aw yeah, buddy."

bammer did this with eggs scrambled the night before.

This could be my favorite song ever. How the fuck does anybody not vote this as 5 stars?

They need to bust this one out more on tour

Leatherhead wrote:This could be my favorite song ever. How the fuck does anybody not vote this as 5 stars?

you underestimate RM

Who's the bozo who gave it 2 stars? Reveal yourself!

Leatherhead wrote:This could be my favorite song ever. How the fuck does anybody not vote this as 5 stars?

Because Dave A doesn't drum on it, duh!

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:This could be my favorite song ever. How the fuck does anybody not vote this as 5 stars?

Because Dave A doesn't drum on it, duh!

Needs more cymbals.

Is this the complete list of Pearl Jam’s classics?

Even Flow
Alive
Black
Jeremy
Yellow Ledbetter
Go
Animal
Daughter
Rearviewmirror
Small Town
Corduroy
Better Man
I Got ID
Hail, Hail
Given to Fly
Do the Evolution

Matters wrote:Is this the complete list of Pearl Jam’s classics?

Even Flow
Alive
Black
Jeremy
Yellow Ledbetter
Go
Animal
Daughter
Rearviewmirror
Small Town
Corduroy
Better Man
I Got ID
Hail, Hail
Given to Fly
Do the Evolution

Big fan of their early stuff eh?

I am. I’m also a big fan of the middle stuff and to a lesser extent, the later stuff. My 5 favorite Pearl Jam songs are Of the Girl, You Are, Corduroy, Life Wasted and Yellow Moon. I don’t think my personal opinions on Pearl Jam songs to have much or anything to do with what is considered a “classic.”

These definitions of classic are what led me to list the songs I did.
•Belonging to the highest rank or class.
•Having lasting significance of worth. Enduring.
•Historically memorable

I meant to include Nothingman on the list as well.

love seeing life wasted and yellow moon on that list

love seeing life wasted and yellow moon on that list

The end of Life Wasted is a close 2nd to the end of Corduroy as my absolute favorite moment in the entire catalog.

After more thought, State of Love and Trust should also be on the list of classics.

Sometimes into Hail Hail is the best

Only sometimes?

Vitalogist wrote:Sometimes into Hail Hail is the best

Still makes me jump, in the best way possible.