Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:He’s 4 ft nothing but I wouldn’t piss ed off. Guys got it in him to get deranged

He’ll fuck you up

Confirmed.

Ed is the Glenn Danzig of Pearl Jam.

I love in SVT when Mike (I think?) describes being a little scared of Ed when he gets too intense

Jorge wrote:I love in SVT when Mike (I think?) describes being a little scared of Ed when he gets too intense

That was something now you mention it


Imagine the vs or vitalogy sessions

Fuck

dimejinky99 wrote:

Jorge wrote:I love in SVT when Mike (I think?) describes being a little scared of Ed when he gets too intense

That was something now you mention it


Imagine the vs or vitalogy sessions

Fuck

I don't fuck with anyone who willingly sleeps in their truck to write lyrics so that they feel like they have something to fight against.
I remember reading that in the 5 against one cover story in RS leading up to VS. and being a little bit freaked out.

dimejinky99 wrote:Did anyone see the inscription on their vinyl yet?


Stip most of all might love it

On side 2 I noticed the thank you to Rick at Shangri-La
Can't make out what side 1 has etched on it -

oneway23 wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

Jorge wrote:I love in SVT when Mike (I think?) describes being a little scared of Ed when he gets too intense

That was something now you mention it


Imagine the vs or vitalogy sessions

Fuck

I don't fuck with anyone who willingly sleeps in their truck to write lyrics so that they feel like they have something to fight against.
I remember reading that in the 5 against one cover story in RS leading up to VS. and being a little bit freaked out.

Remember that ? Mental.

Be good to read that book again from an adult perspective

From here and with this much distance it looks like an opportunistic kinda cash grab given they were kings of the world at the time. Be interesting to see how it reads now.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Clem Halibut wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Did anyone see the inscription on their vinyl yet?


Stip most of all might love it

On side 2 I noticed the thank you to Rick at Shangri-La
Can't make out what side 1 has etched on it -

Ghanea claims another victim

LOL.
There might be variation between pressings, mine is like this:
A THANK U RICK 4 SHANGRI-LA.... R.I.P. ROBBIE
B THANK YOU STEVIE FOR RUNNING LATE

most people got "thank you, Stevie, for being late"

Trag etched his own, it says "fuck you, Serban, for being shit"

I like the drum sound on those etchings

bit tinny

Rank the vinyl etchings

I watched the Zane Lowe interview in two parts over the last couple evenings. It made me really happy to see the band interacting the way they did with the jokes and little physical gestures. And of course, there's all the reminiscences and whatnot. I've had a sense that this album sits as an encapsulation of their entire history: individually, as a group, as part of the 90s scene in Seattle and beyond, and as a band in the history of rock music. The interview really reinforces that idea. The last part was really touching.

Best bassline Jeff's written in a long, long time.

So fun to play, what a great song.

Thanks DeeDee! That bassline was one of my early favorite elements of the metal door leak, and the song ended up delivering on the promise of what seems to me to be a very Who-inspired bassline. Does that make sense to you? I haven't really studied Entwistle's style but it just feels that way to me.

dimejinky99 wrote:

oneway23 wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

Jorge wrote:I love in SVT when Mike (I think?) describes being a little scared of Ed when he gets too intense

That was something now you mention it


Imagine the vs or vitalogy sessions

Fuck

I don't fuck with anyone who willingly sleeps in their truck to write lyrics so that they feel like they have something to fight against.
I remember reading that in the 5 against one cover story in RS leading up to VS. and being a little bit freaked out.

Remember that ? Mental.

Be good to read that book again from an adult perspective

From here and with this much distance it looks like an opportunistic kinda cash grab given they were kings of the world at the time. Be interesting to see how it reads now.

I had a college sociology professor who couldn't fucking stand how fake she perceived Ed to be.

It'd be nice to reread the quote in context again.
I remember reading that RS article 15- 20 years ago or whatever (I was 2 years old when it originally published so I'm late to the party) and don't remember interpreting it as Ed looking for something to fight against. Though maybe it's semantics. I saw it as Ed being uncomfortable with all the luxury he was bombarded with as a newly rich and famous _poster_ rock star. And he needed to reject it to feel himself.
I could have my timeline off though which skews my interpretation. Not sure how truly in the limelight PJ was yet during the recording of VS.


I do wonder if Ed was being sincere or just putting a quote out there for street cred.
I now personally think it's both.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Clem Halibut wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Did anyone see the inscription on their vinyl yet?


Stip most of all might love it

On side 2 I noticed the thank you to Rick at Shangri-La
Can't make out what side 1 has etched on it -

Ghanea claims another victim

It’s hard to come up with the lyrics to Animal if you’re not living in your truck.

Clem Halibut wrote:This looks like it was shot the same day as the Stern show (all wearing the same clothes)
The Stern interview had them all up pretty early in the morning.

Full day of press, plus rehearsals, upcoming tour...
Who knows how many interviews he did that day
Mike was probably exhausted.

Zane didn't have a whole lot of questions for Mike either; as the interview kind of seemed to be dominated mostly by Ed & Jeff
Perhaps Mike was just letting them take the wheel.

He was pretty upbeat during the Stern interview

Who knows

I may be off on this but I thought it was filmed before the album came out because it seemed like they teased a portion of it when they released the Wreckage single.

Clem Halibut wrote:This looks like it was shot the same day as the Stern show (all wearing the same clothes)

None of them are wearing the same clothes!





Edit: OK, maybe Ed is - but he's wearing a different, short-sleeved button-up shirt in the performance videos on Zane, which threw me initially.