Red Mosquito

Mike wrote:

WtOB? wrote:surely the marc maron podcast would be a great fit for these guys?

Monkey_Driven wrote:Looks like Eddie and Jeff will be on the Bill Simmons podcast at some point soon according to Instagram.

VinylGuy wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Looks like Eddie and Jeff will be on the Bill Simmons podcast at some point soon according to Instagram.

nice!

I really liked the one they did for Gigaton

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:It would be really weird if Howard didn't release clips of the songs played. He's done it for everyone.

You can watch ton of Green Day and Metallica clips from recent years

Unless the band made it a condition of the interview. They may not want it released

They have no problem releasing that clip of Ed trying to play the Waiting for Stevie riff, but no one must see that performance of Yellow Ledbetter

I'm not saying they won't. But usually the Stern show already has these song videos up this long after the interview. So I'm guessing the band has some say in it? Maybe they just want to approve it before it goes up?

stip wrote:i think we can make any potato based name changes happen

if someone can make me a zoidberg avatar holding a potato id switch

michaeldarren79 wrote:Can somebody in the US please answer this question for an outsider. Does Howard Stern record and release vision of the entirety of his interviews on another platform other than YouTube? I'm aware that they upload snippets of interviews and full performances of songs. If in fact the whole interview and performance is released on video is there a link floating around?

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:It would be really weird if Howard didn't release clips of the songs played. He's done it for everyone.

You can watch ton of Green Day and Metallica clips from recent years

Unless the band made it a condition of the interview. They may not want it released

They have no problem releasing that clip of Ed trying to play the Waiting for Stevie riff, but no one must see that performance of Yellow Ledbetter

I'm not saying they won't. But usually the Stern show already has these song videos up this long after the interview. So I'm guessing the band has some say in it? Maybe they just want to approve it before it goes up?

I’d pay good money to not show the world how I look at 6am

Ensign9 wrote:

michaeldarren79 wrote:Can somebody in the US please answer this question for an outsider. Does Howard Stern record and release vision of the entirety of his interviews on another platform other than YouTube? I'm aware that they upload snippets of interviews and full performances of songs. If in fact the whole interview and performance is released on video is there a link floating around?

The full interview is on the Sirius app if you have a subscription. There are also about a half-dozen video clips currently up on his YouTube channel.

Ensign9 wrote:

michaeldarren79 wrote:Can somebody in the US please answer this question for an outsider. Does Howard Stern record and release vision of the entirety of his interviews on another platform other than YouTube? I'm aware that they upload snippets of interviews and full performances of songs. If in fact the whole interview and performance is released on video is there a link floating around?

The full interview is on the Sirius app if you have a subscription. There are also about a half-dozen video clips currently up on his YouTube channel.

Birds in Hell wrote:

Strat wrote:Ed rocking some Fender Deluxe or hot rods of sorts.

They look very much like the 50s tweed Deluxes and Twin set-up he's been using for years, usually two Deluxes either side with the Twin in the middle:



However, they're not his old ones. To begin with, they're obviously new and covered in black tolex and he's also dropped the second Deluxe.

There's also a small badge in the bottom right corner of the Deluxe - interesting, it's in the exact same place as the "Tonemaster" badge on Fender's current digital amp range. That said, there is no Tonemaster version of the tweed Deluxe (or any tweed amp) in the current range.

A few possibilities:

1. Ed had Fender knock up a few new tweed Deluxe and Twin reissues for him but in black tolex for this tour (maybe doesn't want to bring the old ones on the road anymore).

2. Fender are bringing out some new Tonemaster tweed amps and threw Ed a few prototypes to try out. Not convinced about this necessarily, as Fender would almost certainly stick with the traditional aesthetics if that were the case.

3. Similar to The Edge's signature tweed Deluxe, maybe Fender are bringing out a Vedder signature in the near-ish future and these are instead prototypes of that?

I'm thinking 1 is most likely.

Clem Halibut wrote:Went back this morning and was listening to the Avocado sessions and demos (This can be found on You Tube) and there's a very similar vibe on those demos to Dark Matter
It's really striking to hear the band in it's unedited form. When you hear these demos the band is stretching out, jamming and letting the music take them wherever it leads
This seemed to be the approach on Dark Matter as well, where they kind of kept the tape rolling and didn't cut a song off just when it was gaining momentum
I really hope the Dark Matter approach of just sitting together in the same room and building the songs together continues into the next PJ album
The band is at it's very best when it puts the Jam back in Pearl Jam.

Strat wrote:

Clem Halibut wrote:Went back this morning and was listening to the Avocado sessions and demos (This can be found on You Tube) and there's a very similar vibe on those demos to Dark Matter
It's really striking to hear the band in it's unedited form. When you hear these demos the band is stretching out, jamming and letting the music take them wherever it leads
This seemed to be the approach on Dark Matter as well, where they kind of kept the tape rolling and didn't cut a song off just when it was gaining momentum
I really hope the Dark Matter approach of just sitting together in the same room and building the songs together continues into the next PJ album
The band is at it's very best when it puts the Jam back in Pearl Jam.

I believe stone talked about this on the broken record podcast. Talking about how getting in the room together again to write without any real fleshed out songs was so much fun and bountiful. I believe he said "i dont ever want to go back to the old way again".

So, heres to hoping!

chadisme417 wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:

michaeldarren79 wrote:Can somebody in the US please answer this question for an outsider. Does Howard Stern record and release vision of the entirety of his interviews on another platform other than YouTube? I'm aware that they upload snippets of interviews and full performances of songs. If in fact the whole interview and performance is released on video is there a link floating around?

The full interview is on the Sirius app if you have a subscription. There are also about a half-dozen video clips currently up on his YouTube channel.

The full Ledbetter and Daughter performances are on the Sirius app as of this morning.

Strat wrote:

Clem Halibut wrote:Went back this morning and was listening to the Avocado sessions and demos (This can be found on You Tube) and there's a very similar vibe on those demos to Dark Matter
It's really striking to hear the band in it's unedited form. When you hear these demos the band is stretching out, jamming and letting the music take them wherever it leads
This seemed to be the approach on Dark Matter as well, where they kind of kept the tape rolling and didn't cut a song off just when it was gaining momentum
I really hope the Dark Matter approach of just sitting together in the same room and building the songs together continues into the next PJ album
The band is at it's very best when it puts the Jam back in Pearl Jam.

I believe stone talked about this on the broken record podcast. Talking about how getting in the room together again to write without any real fleshed out songs was so much fun and bountiful. I believe he said "i dont ever want to go back to the old way again".

So, heres to hoping!

Aunt_Claire_Foy wrote:

chadisme417 wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:

michaeldarren79 wrote:Can somebody in the US please answer this question for an outsider. Does Howard Stern record and release vision of the entirety of his interviews on another platform other than YouTube? I'm aware that they upload snippets of interviews and full performances of songs. If in fact the whole interview and performance is released on video is there a link floating around?

The full interview is on the Sirius app if you have a subscription. There are also about a half-dozen video clips currently up on his YouTube channel.

The full Ledbetter and Daughter performances are on the Sirius app as of this morning.

All performances are up. Goddamn they sound great.