Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:11 pm
harmless wrote:What does "unnecessarily jarring" sound like in the context of Pearl Jam, stip?
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Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:14 pm
that picture always makes me happy
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:28 pm
Absolutely. MFC is a real snoozer.Coach wrote:Anyone else prefer Pilate to MFC?
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:28 pm
I'd rather listen to MFC than most of PJ's newer songs but for the time it was kind of bland and boring.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:37 pm
I've always liked MFC. But I've always liked Pilate, too. I didn't know I was supposed to dislike Pilate until the internet. I know this place can seem uber contrarian sometimes, but the really the fact that so many here actually LIKED Pilate is one of the big reasons I started to frequent the board, and ultimately post.
That and Peter N. Clarke.
That and Peter N. Clarke.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:38 pm
In hiding sounds like a typical big anthem that they sort of gave up on and put it in the back, but that may be why I like it. Compared to Given To Fly, which sounds kinda overwrought and ill fitting on the record. In Hiding fits.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:41 pm
I think Pilate is so strange to me because the lyrics are so deeply surreal, opaque and relatively unemotional. The rest of the album really makes an effort to pull on heart strings and Pilate just laughs at you like a hipster because you just don't get it.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:45 pm
jtmack20 wrote:The guitar interplay in the chorus is a G chord and an A sharp chord. Nothing groundbreaking, and it certainly doesn't save the repeated "like pilate I have a dog" over and over again. And I agree that its unnecessarily jarring, because the verses have a nice chill guitar vibe and cool lyrics.Strat wrote:The guitar interplay int he chorus of Pilate is fantastic and if you dont agree you can suck a bag of dicks.
"Walks me out of town, Still, ones a crowd, Making angels in the dirt, Looking up, looking all around...LIKE PILATE I HAVE A DOG!!! LIKE PILATE I HAVE A DOG! etc..
You hear the two guitars playing off each other and not all hammering away at the same time. You hear some pull offs. One guitar plays, the other answers. Its really nicely done for a two chord structured chorus.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:47 pm
Strat wrote:jtmack20 wrote:The guitar interplay in the chorus is a G chord and an A sharp chord. Nothing groundbreaking, and it certainly doesn't save the repeated "like pilate I have a dog" over and over again. And I agree that its unnecessarily jarring, because the verses have a nice chill guitar vibe and cool lyrics.Strat wrote:The guitar interplay int he chorus of Pilate is fantastic and if you dont agree you can suck a bag of dicks.
"Walks me out of town, Still, ones a crowd, Making angels in the dirt, Looking up, looking all around...LIKE PILATE I HAVE A DOG!!! LIKE PILATE I HAVE A DOG! etc..
You hear the two guitars playing off each other and not all hammering away at the same time. You hear some pull offs. One guitar plays, the other answers. Its really nicely done for a two chord structured chorus.
That interplay / riff is kind of like what they did on Glorified G, actually.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:51 pm
The only song I could do without is Wishlist. For a song so reliant on its lyrics, they don't say anything interesting or beautiful. They are ultimately a hindrance, which is a shame, because the guitar stuff is pretty nice throughout.
I don't hate it, but I skip it a lot.
Pilate is fucking awesome you dolts!
I don't hate it, but I skip it a lot.
Pilate is fucking awesome you dolts!
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 7:53 pm
I love Pilate. I shoud've said that. I also love everything about Wishlist but yeah yeah yeah.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 8:07 pm
one and the same, friendodurdencommatyler wrote:I've always liked MFC. But I've always liked Pilate, too. I didn't know I was supposed to dislike Pilate until the internet. I know this place can seem uber contrarian sometimes, but the really the fact that so many here actually LIKED Pilate is one of the big reasons I started to frequent the board, and ultimately post.
That and Peter N. Clarke.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Fri June 06, 2014 9:50 pm
Pilate and MFC are both fantastic.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Sat June 07, 2014 3:14 am
I always skip over Red Dot. Just too freaky.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Sat June 07, 2014 3:20 am
welcome to the board 
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Sat June 07, 2014 3:23 am
I like Wishlist when they finish it like on Letterman. Fade = Bullshit.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Sat June 07, 2014 6:07 am
BurtReynolds wrote:In hiding sounds like a typical big anthem that they sort of gave up on and put it in the back, but that may be why I like it. Compared to Given To Fly, which sounds kinda overwrought and ill fitting on the record. In Hiding fits.
Dead to me.
Dead. To. Me.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Sat June 07, 2014 1:18 pm
red dot
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Sun June 08, 2014 11:55 pm
Pilate is fing awesome.
Re: What is Each Album's Major Flaw?: Yield
Posted: Mon June 09, 2014 8:45 pm
Also, effing awesomenumbers wrote:Pilate is fing awesome.