Red Mosquito

PHATJ wrote:I’m so happy that I am loving both of these songs while the vast majority of you melt down over SBWM. It makes me more confident than ever that these are really excellent songs pushing into uncharted territory for PJ. Gigaton at least has songs with inspiration, and that’s something that wasn’t evident on the last couple albums. I remember when everyone was scared of No Code too.

thank you! both of these releases remind me of no code. granted, no way the new song will ever compare to "hail, hail" but i feel like this album is going to be more like no code than any other pj album.

warehouse wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I’m so happy that I am loving both of these songs while the vast majority of you melt down over SBWM. It makes me more confident than ever that these are really excellent songs pushing into uncharted territory for PJ. Gigaton at least has songs with inspiration, and that’s something that wasn’t evident on the last couple albums. I remember when everyone was scared of No Code too.

thank you! both of these releases remind me of no code. granted, no way the new song will ever compare to "hail, hail" but i feel like this album is going to be more like no code than any other pj album.

The thing I am really loving at this point is that these songs are not reminiscent of any of their prior albums to me. If anything, the closest vibe I get so far is the first disc of Lost Dogs...but that doesn’t fully work either. No Code has a sort of chillin in your living room with the band vibe and they are playing whatever they feel like for you kind of thing going on. If anything, No Code has a Neil Young like vibe in that respect. At least in my imagination.

PHATJ wrote:I’m so happy that I am loving both of these songs while the vast majority of you melt down over SBWM. It makes me more confident than ever that these are really excellent songs pushing into uncharted territory for PJ. Gigaton at least has songs with inspiration, and that’s something that wasn’t evident on the last couple albums. I remember when everyone was scared of No Code too.

man, i sure fucking hate your politics, but im over the super blood wolf moon with us being on the same page with this new music thus far.

I'm excited to hear "Who Ever Said" so we can assess the quality of our 1,2,3 punch

pretty sure I already like it more than the last two, maybe three records

SBWM may not be the greatest song - but it's still better than 90% of Lightning Bolt

It probably would have been a pretty good song on Backspacer; considering it's basically the love child of Gonna See My Friend and Johnny Guitar

E.H. Ruddock wrote:DotC is better than anything on Backspacer and probably LB. But SBWM is as bad as anything on Backspacer, which for me, is really bad.

Ruddo gets it.

Wasn't the early word on this album New Wave and Post-Punk vibes?

Got a bit of both with DotC, but...

RAG319 wrote:Wasn't the early word on this album New Wave and Post-Punk vibes?

Got a bit of both with DotC, but...

I thought that's what Backspacer was supposed to be

Strat wrote:

PHATJ wrote:I’m so happy that I am loving both of these songs while the vast majority of you melt down over SBWM. It makes me more confident than ever that these are really excellent songs pushing into uncharted territory for PJ. Gigaton at least has songs with inspiration, and that’s something that wasn’t evident on the last couple albums. I remember when everyone was scared of No Code too.

man, i sure fucking hate your politics, but im over the super blood wolf moon with us being on the same page with this new music thus far.

I hate your politics too! But politics isn’t everything, never has been. I’m thrilled we’re on the same page with this one too. All these goofballs that are hating these first songs are as wrong as they could possibly be!

Clem Halibut wrote:SBWM may not be the greatest song - but it's still better than 90% of Lightning Bolt

It probably would have been a pretty good song on Backspacer; considering it's basically the love child of Gonna See My Friend and Johnny Guitar

It’s better than anything on either of those albums.

"Produced by the group in tandem with longtime collaborator Josh Evans, the 12-track “Gigaton” is arguably the band’s strongest and most diverse work since 1998’s “Yield"

diverse.

And with the two songs we've heard, diverse is absolutely the case.

what's that quote from, strat?

stip wrote:what's that quote from, strat?

The variety article.

Gigaton is going to be really good, you guys. I’m shocked that I’m convinced of that, but I am.

I was MIA yesterday and apparently I've missed a snippet of a song. So I did a google search and an alternative nation link came up and I clicked it before thinking.

Access to the URL http://www.alternativenation.net/pearl- ... -terrible/ has been denied.

sometimes the work filter saves you from yourself.

I hate that that article says it "leaked", we're just flat out lying in PJ articles now

oh right, you've been gone and don't know how much we hate that site.

I need something emotional now

as much as I like these two songs, they don't make me feel a lot

bune wrote:oh right, you've been gone and don't know how much we hate that site.

haha

Ms Harmless wrote:I need something emotional now

as much as I like these two songs, they don't make me feel a lot

listen to the mynabirds