Red Mosquito

stip wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:You guys need to chill the fuck out.

....or you could visit another thread.

To be fair on CHUD, you're not doing much to help this one.

How so? I'm chill as fuck.

If you throw everyone out who is cold on Pearl Jam, there will be no thread.

doc and I could stay in the thread and reminisce about the days before I was a mod and how I had to constantly pm him every time I wanted a sotm thread stickied.

Whitey McTeeth wrote:Oh, and the album is as dark as the night, and the cats been fed.

AllNiteThing wrote:

stip wrote:i listened to future days tonight for the first time in a while (and like maybe the 4th or 5th time ever) while I was pacing with my daughter and kinda liked it.

I never understood the hate for this. Well, maybe I did, but I thoroughly enjoy it. Sure, it's a cheesy ballad, PJ style, but better than your average ballad. PJ have slowly incorporated the slow/thoughtful songs into their cannon increasingly throughout the years. If you take that progression and incorporate a maturity and middle age settlement into that, you will get something like Future Days, it's inevitable. That said, assuming a song of that likeness will creep into a band like PJ in their current state, it's a pretty good song for what its intent is.

Whitey McTeeth wrote:Oh, and the album is as dark as the night, and the cats been fed.

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:You guys need to chill the fuck out.

....or you could visit another thread.

To be fair on CHUD, you're not doing much to help this one.

How so? I'm chill as fuck.

If you throw everyone out who is cold on Pearl Jam, there will be no thread.

I think we're all hot on PJ...some just try to 'out-fan' everyone else.

You've been here for 5 minutes, you have no idea.

Long time lurker....yadda yadda yadda.

There's a good number of RM posters that don't like PJ anymore. We try not to say too much to them, but we cannot deny they are here; we just tread carefully.

I don't understand how someone can post on a PJ board and not LOVE PJ. I have certain songs that I'm not keen on, but this band is head and shoulders above everything else I've ever experienced.

Well, I'm just sayin'... Look, I'm just telling you this: you need to tone down that shit if you're gonna be accepted here, know what I mean?

Tone down what shit?

Chud said 'you guys need to chill the fuck out' and I said 'maybe you should visit another thread'? You don't get that was sarcastic/ironic?

harmless wrote:AllNiteThing, every time I see your username I think of this scene: "I'll have the cream of Sum Yung Gi":

Tj wrote:So I have myself convinced most of you are listening to Lightning Bolt right now. You have the album it leaked, and you are not sharing it. I feel paranoid about the whole thing. In my world you are typing in secret codes. I am really trying to decode them. This is not bullshit. I am reaching my breaking point. I REALLY need something to happen someone to prove they aren't listening to this. I am cracking

guitar_davey wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

stip wrote:i listened to future days tonight for the first time in a while (and like maybe the 4th or 5th time ever) while I was pacing with my daughter and kinda liked it.

I never understood the hate for this. Well, maybe I did, but I thoroughly enjoy it. Sure, it's a cheesy ballad, PJ style, but better than your average ballad. PJ have slowly incorporated the slow/thoughtful songs into their cannon increasingly throughout the years. If you take that progression and incorporate a maturity and middle age settlement into that, you will get something like Future Days, it's inevitable. That said, assuming a song of that likeness will creep into a band like PJ in their current state, it's a pretty good song for what its intent is.

OK, good, at least a couple of people here can take this song for what it is. The appeal of Pearl Jam, to me, is that their music was always honest--something like Just Breathe or Future Days is a lot more honest to me at this point than some angsty howler. Don't get me wrong, I love hearing PJ rock out hard and I love hearing them get weird and trippy as well. I just hear songs like Future Days as reflecting new emotions they're all feeling. Keep on keeping it real boys!

AllNiteThing wrote:

harmless wrote:AllNiteThing, every time I see your username I think of this scene: "I'll have the cream of Sum Yung Gi":

Cool!

Every time I see your username I think of:

Whitey McTeeth wrote:I was speaking in code about the album.

EJ wrote:

Tj wrote:So I have myself convinced most of you are listening to Lightning Bolt right now. You have the album it leaked, and you are not sharing it. I feel paranoid about the whole thing. In my world you are typing in secret codes. I am really trying to decode them. This is not bullshit. I am reaching my breaking point. I REALLY need something to happen someone to prove they aren't listening to this. I am cracking

I suggest you check out the No Leak Club thread. There's about six of us who haven't listened to the leak that everyone else is listening to right now. We are all managing fine, by the way.

guitar_davey wrote:

AllNiteThing wrote:

stip wrote:i listened to future days tonight for the first time in a while (and like maybe the 4th or 5th time ever) while I was pacing with my daughter and kinda liked it.

I never understood the hate for this. Well, maybe I did, but I thoroughly enjoy it. Sure, it's a cheesy ballad, PJ style, but better than your average ballad. PJ have slowly incorporated the slow/thoughtful songs into their cannon increasingly throughout the years. If you take that progression and incorporate a maturity and middle age settlement into that, you will get something like Future Days, it's inevitable. That said, assuming a song of that likeness will creep into a band like PJ in their current state, it's a pretty good song for what its intent is.

OK, good, at least a couple of people here can take this song for what it is. The appeal of Pearl Jam, to me, is that their music was always honest--something like Just Breathe or Future Days is a lot more honest to me at this point than some angsty howler. Don't get me wrong, I love hearing PJ rock out hard and I love hearing them get weird and trippy as well. I just hear songs like Future Days as reflecting new emotions they're all feeling. Keep on keeping it real boys!

Whitey McTeeth wrote:The elephant farts in the park at dawn.