Red Mosquito

It's kind of amazing how many aging 90's musicians decided that "low-level manager at a tech company on his week off" was their best look.

Stone and Chad in a band? Yes, please.

gems and rhinestones wrote:

This is seriously great, well worth watching.

This was a fantastic set.

Can't they find a way back there, somehow?

Maybe Jeff needs to start wearing bad hats again or something.

Birds in Hell wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:

This is seriously great, well worth watching.

Was listening to this for 15 minutes while doing some data entry and really enjoyed it - then I saw it goes for over an hour! Yeesh, I might return to it later, especially as they're getting to some interesting BoB talk...

(0:00) Just Wanted You To Know
(04:30) What Do You Want
(07:55) Believe
(11:16) Live
(14:18) Stand By
(18:09) It's Just a Book
(23:18) Just Wanted You To Know (2nd Version)
(27:50) What the Fuck is Up
(31:13) I'm Alive How's That
(33:55) Broken Down
(38:33) What the Fuck is Up (2nd version)
(41:56) Believe (2nd Version)
(45:25) I'm Alive, How's That (2nd Version)
(48:09) I Don't Know
(52:10) Roadhouse Blues
(58:00) Break On Through
(01:01:37) Light My Fire
(01:09:54) Master of War

I really enjoyed that Chad Smith and Stone Gossard interview. Worth a watch for sure

soundboard audio kicks in around :30

Birds in Hell wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:

This is seriously great, well worth watching.

I'll never understand how Stone can have "40 or 50" riffs and of the 2 or 3 songs he is allowed to have on the record we get

Spoiler: show

supersonic

Nice to hear they might want to take a more "bang it out in the studio" approach next album....." if everyone is motivated"

I'd rather Stone save his best stuff for another solo record. Don't let Eddie Vedder ruin them by bringing them to Pearl Jam.

verb_to_trust wrote:I'll never understand how Stone can have "40 or 50" riffs and of the 2 or 3 songs he is allowed to have on the record we get

Spoiler: show

supersonic

I'll take an album-long version of Supersonic before I ever listen to Let the Records Play again, thanks.

I'd rather Stone save his best stuff for another solo record. Don't let Eddie Vedder ruin them by bringing them to Pearl Jam.

Gentlemen, it's come to this.

As if Stone's riffs were ever that interesting to begin with.

verb_to_trust wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

gems and rhinestones wrote:

This is seriously great, well worth watching.

I'll never understand how Stone can have "40 or 50" riffs and of the 2 or 3 songs he is allowed to have on the record we get

Spoiler: show

supersonic

Nice to hear they might want to take a more "bang it out in the studio" approach next album....." if everyone is motivated"

Yeah motivation is the issue with them. The fact that most of the band's creativity is limited to "i wanna write a insert random band name here kind of song" or "have idea". The quality of PJ's music isn't going to change, let alone improve, based on the methodology they chose to write their music as long as people with talent that only goes beyond average by accident is kept happy at all cost.

Stickman wrote:

Excellent, looking forward to watching that in full tomorrow.

Wow. What a band that was.

That was damn good.

Stone is super into this show. I've never seen him sing backing vocals on the Jeremy outro before.

Killer Even Flow too

McParadigm wrote:Wow. What a band that was.

*sigh*

Yeah.