Red Mosquito

Id love to go to Australia but i am certainly not tough enough

this song is so bad guys

might be the worst of the last three albums

anyone with self respect should turn this off

and listen to led zeppelin instead

these guys really have to have mental problems to put this to tape and then sit back later and play it for people and call this album their best work

legitimately delusional

music has not gotten this bad that a person should accept this as something to listen to

there are other options out there

better options

i award this zero stars

yes

i said it

Must be the production. Pearl Jam only writes hits.

Homeboyd wrote:If anyone is listening to these new songs on Spotify give the HipHop EQ preset a try...really helps make the sound warmer and deeper to my ears. Easily my favorite. This stuff is subjective as hell so no complaints if it sounds like dogshit to you...

The dance eq on Spotify has always been my fav. No matter what anyone says running with that setting sounds great to my ears (which are admittedly much less refined than most here it seems!).

Had a few hours alone in the car today, so this got several plays. It's a lot of fucking fun.

I use mild custom eq settings for each device/speakers I use. there are some albums I have to adjust specifically but usually it’s albums from 2005 to 2011 or live bootlegs. It’s not a good sign where I’m messing about with the eq trying to get an album to sound good.

More like bright matter

I'm actually kind of surprised people are using EQ at the listening end.

Birds in Hell wrote:I'm actually kind of surprised people are using EQ at the listening end.

One shouldnt have to and it doesnt change the mix/compression/master. But all the more power to people if it helps.

Make sure to turn on bass boost

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Make sure to turn on bass boost

More LOUDNESS

coptheriotact wrote:I use mild custom eq settings for each device/speakers I use. there are some albums I have to adjust specifically but usually it’s albums from 2005 to 2011 or live bootlegs. It’s not a good sign where I’m messing about with the eq trying to get an album to sound good.

More like bright matter

I never really mess with EQ but the brightness of the mix on these songs is exactly why I tried something. It helped for sure but as a great poet once said, "band aids can't fix bullet holes".

I Dont have an original Yield Pressing. i have 2. The re release from a few year sback and the more recent VMP pressing.


The re release from a few years ago sucked. It is the only record in my collection that I had to adjust the bass/treble/mids on my receiver for it to be listenable.

The recent tasty reissue does not have that problem.

Its an interesting hobby.

This was an exhausting day on RM but I still love you all, and running is a lot of fun even though it should have sounded like whatever that mudhoney song was. Good night, all

Strat wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I'm actually kind of surprised people are using EQ at the listening end.

One shouldnt have to and it doesnt change the mix/compression/master. But all the more power to people if it helps.

Alluding to this fact is a lost cause entirely.

I can't wait for the vinyl reviews.

tragabigzanda wrote:

coptheriotact wrote:I use mild custom eq settings for each device/speakers I use. there are some albums I have to adjust specifically but usually it’s albums from 2005 to 2011 or live bootlegs. It’s not a good sign where I’m messing about with the eq trying to get an album to sound good.

More like bright matter

Damn how didn’t I think of this

Yeah that was pretty good