Red Mosquito

Smile was the highlight of the weekend for me

evenslow wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Glen is writing this album..Cornell is producing..

Album of acoustic Bowie covers?

Won't be better than this guy's.....

More looking like 2018. I doubt they will even record this year with such a hectic touring schedule. Any downtime will be dedicated to No Code re-issue.

I'm currently looking forward to the no code reissue more than a new album.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I'm currently looking forward to the no code reissue more than a new album.

I doubt there's that much to include on a reissue. We've probably heard most of the viable b-sides. The best you'll get is stuff like Corduroy w/ organ or Cready Stomp. I'd much rather have a new record.

evenslow wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I'm currently looking forward to the no code reissue more than a new album.

I doubt there's that much to include on a reissue. We've probably heard most of the viable b-sides. The best you'll get is stuff like Corduroy w/ organ or Cready Stomp. I'd much rather have a new record.

Yeah me too, unless there's just a trove of Jack Irons stuff we've never heard

Thank god they're so lazy tho. A true modern day Pearl Jam attempt to remaster No Code would probably have the same results as George Lucas "fixing" A New Hope.

Yeah this No Code reissue is gonna be so brickwalled.

In My Tree is gonna sound like In My Shrub

2016 Ed singing BOB-remixed "Mankind" is Greedo shooting first.

evenslow wrote:2016 Ed singing BOB-remixed "Mankind" is Greedo shooting first.

evenslow wrote:2016 Ed singing BOB-remixed "Mankind" is Greedo shooting first.

Stone used to love talking about how he wished they'd taken more time to come up with better parts in those days. Please do not invite him to this project, either.

tragabigzanda wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

evenslow wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I'm currently looking forward to the no code reissue more than a new album.

I doubt there's that much to include on a reissue. We've probably heard most of the viable b-sides. The best you'll get is stuff like Corduroy w/ organ or Cready Stomp. I'd much rather have a new record.

Yeah me too, unless there's just a trove of Jack Irons stuff we've never heard

There's that one riff they're playing in Single Video Theory. Starts with a drum fill by Irons, then it's just two chords. Maybe they finished that? Or at least we could get a '96 instrumental track with a modern Ed vocal, which would be better than nothing.

I know exactly what you're talking about, and it is badass. To my ears, it almost sounds like them jamming out Pilate kinda?

McParadigm wrote:Stone used to love talking about how he wished they'd taken more time to come up with better parts in those days. Please do not invite him to this project, either.

I was just thinking with all the weird stuff they tend to say about it they'd be capable of screwing the record up by re-doing it one way or the other. Kind of like when Jeff thought Ten needed to be remixed.

I don't trust them with remastering it either. It could use some more dynamic range, but the remastering will probably go the other way. Besides the 90's records don't really need any remastering and the original versions are likely to remain the best sounding ones anyway.

I've realized remastering only makes sense with albums that were releases before CDs existed, and usually take a long time to be properly issued digitally and sourced from the best available tapes and preferably done by the right engineers.

tragabigzanda wrote:Also, a studio version of Fallen Down would be awesome.

I agree.

I'd like to hear a No Code era Brain of J, assuming it's more of a busted up garage rocker.

Maybe the no code reissue is where we finally get that studio of the earth