Red Mosquito

Kevin Davis wrote:Pearl Jam, despite their various drummer shake-ups, have always felt like a relatively static, self-contained unit,

Maybe they feel stable because they haven't changed drummers for 23 years, and all the drummers before Cameron racked up a total of 8 years between them.

Maybe they’re total douchebags that no one wants to work with!!!

B wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Pearl Jam, despite their various drummer shake-ups, have always felt like a relatively static, self-contained unit,

Maybe they feel stable because they haven't changed drummers for 23 years, and all the drummers before Cameron racked up a total of 8 years between them.

This is a really good point.

B wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Pearl Jam, despite their various drummer shake-ups, have always felt like a relatively static, self-contained unit,

Maybe they feel stable because they haven't changed drummers for 23 years, and all the drummers before Cameron racked up a total of 8 years between them.

That is definitely why. But I figured if I didn't acknowledge it, people would immediately point out that no band who had had five different drummers could be considered "stable."

Hey probably blew through all that sweet Chili Pepper cash so Eddie threw him a bone. Nice guy.

I guess Ed decides who is in the band. Wasn't Boom a surfing buddy of his? Oh well, I don't see Josh taking away from the live performance at all, and even if he contributes a little to any future records, which wouldn't surprise me, it's nice to see pj evolve.

I think Josh was close with other band members too...Mike for sure.

Jack Irons was an Eddie guy.

bada wrote:Hey probably blew through all that sweet Chili Pepper cash so Eddie threw him a bone.

Not even a joke, he more or less admitted this during the Marc Maron interview right after he was fired: that he wasn't sure what he was going to do financially, as he'd spent all of his RHCP money as it came in and hadn't bought a home or made any other future plans.

I wonder how much money he made during that period.

Dunno but he gave it away

GreenMosquito1996 wrote:ED : " and now I'd like to dedicate this next song to Josh Klinghoffer. "

[Stone starts In hiding riff]

this is the funniest thing ive read on rm in years

i wonder if klinghoffer didn't want to be on stage much? ed throwing him a bone is completely legit and he might be cognizant of the perception of fans. i wouldn't mind if he had a bigger role and didn't hide behind the gear. i'd also love to see pearl jam cover 'purple rain' and he got ed to sing the first verse when ed sat in with the chili peppers. mike played the intro riff after prince died. its all there, just do it.

bodysnatcher wrote:Dunno but he gave it away

He can't tell if he's a kingpin or a pauper

warehouse wrote:

GreenMosquito1996 wrote:ED : " and now I'd like to dedicate this next song to Josh Klinghoffer. "

[Stone starts In hiding riff]

this is the funniest thing ive read on rm in years

It’s very good but you really need to start following the Bammer, 9UP, and dad accounts.

I mean, you aren't an official member unless you have a Funko Pop! figure

Seems fairly win win to me, his history pre-chilis was as a multi-instrumentalist touring member of a bunch of acts, Gnarls Barkley and PJ Harvey iirc, if he can flesh out the new stuff instrumentally, add something interesting to a few classics and cover the high harmonies so Ed doesn’t sound like a wounded cat, and I never have to hear a wheezed ‘heeeee’ again I won’t complain. Would actually be interested to hear some actual keys played by Josh, Boom has one setting, all Hammond, all the time, which has always felt like a waste of the potential role he fills.

The one thing I will cede to the Angry Dad parade is there is never a need for 4 guitars on one song.

EwanRider wrote:Seems fairly win win to me, his history pre-chilis was as a multi-instrumentalist touring member of a bunch of acts, Gnarls Barkley and PJ Harvey iirc, if he can flesh out the new stuff instrumentally, add something interesting to a few classics and cover the high harmonies so Ed doesn’t sound like a wounded cat, and I never have to hear a wheezed ‘heeeee’ again I won’t complain. Would actually be interested to hear some actual keys played by Josh, Boom has one setting, all Hammond, all the time, which has always felt like a waste of the potential role he fills.

The one thing I will cede to the Angry Dad parade is there is never a need for 4 guitars on one song.

Diarrhea planet says otherwise

warehouse wrote:

GreenMosquito1996 wrote:ED : " and now I'd like to dedicate this next song to Josh Klinghoffer. "

[Stone starts In hiding riff]

this is the funniest thing ive read on rm in years

i wonder if klinghoffer didn't want to be on stage much? ed throwing him a bone is completely legit and he might be cognizant of the perception of fans. i wouldn't mind if he had a bigger role and didn't hide behind the gear. i'd also love to see pearl jam cover 'purple rain' and he got ed to sing the first verse when ed sat in with the chili peppers. mike played the intro riff after prince died. its all there, just do it.

CopperTom wrote:So Ed soundchecked and played a private show. This means he'll be singing 4 nights in a row.