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verb_to_trust wrote:There is absolutely zero chance the band sends memes and .gifs to each other in a group chat. And the idea of them not wanting to tarnish their legacy is insane. Even with the Jamily worshipping them there is surely a level of understanding that nobody has liked any of their new music for decades now.

Strat wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:There is absolutely zero chance the band sends memes and .gifs to each other in a group chat. And the idea of them not wanting to tarnish their legacy is insane. Even with the Jamily worshipping them there is surely a level of understanding that nobody has liked any of their new music for decades now.

You are exhausting.

verb_to_trust wrote:There is absolutely zero chance the band sends memes and .gifs to each other in a group chat. And the idea of them not wanting to tarnish their legacy is insane. Even with the Jamily worshipping them there is surely a level of understanding that nobody has liked any of their new music for decades now.

scottmusic wrote: If I had to guess? The band (or Eddie) is concerned about their legacy and doesn’t want to put out (what they consider) mediocre material to tarnish it.

96583UP wrote:

scottmusic wrote: If I had to guess? The band (or Eddie) is concerned about their legacy and doesn’t want to put out (what they consider) mediocre material to tarnish it.

they have the material to put out a decent single each year, they just make terrible decisions on what to put out due to a combination of lack of interest by the band in focusing on the exercise and shitty / disinterested staff

Wendy Carlos Twin and ridleybradout could spend 13 minutes in their vault and put out a double vinyl that would knock the shit out of everyone's ass so hard they wouldn't shit again for a month

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96583UP wrote:

scottmusic wrote: If I had to guess? The band (or Eddie) is concerned about their legacy and doesn’t want to put out (what they consider) mediocre material to tarnish it.

they have the material to put out a decent single each year, Ed just makes terrible decisions on what to put out due to a combination of lack of interest by Ed in focusing on the exercise and shitty / disinterested staff. This is the ironic denouement of Ed’s iron-fisted power-grab; after deposing Dave A and hiring a panoply of sidekicks with personal loyalty to him, he assumed total control of pearl jam but quickly lost interest and has left it to flutter in the breeze unattended, occasionally scooping in for a nostalgia tour to keep the merchandise machine and his hawaiian billionaire blowjob designer lifestyle afloat

Wendy Carlos Twin and ridleybradout could spend 13 minutes in their vault and put out a double vinyl that would knock the shit out of everyone's ass so hard they wouldn't shit again for a month

Ed is ABSOLUTELY the reason they're putting out so little material.

scottmusic wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:There is absolutely zero chance the band sends memes and .gifs to each other in a group chat. And the idea of them not wanting to tarnish their legacy is insane. Even with the Jamily worshipping them there is surely a level of understanding that nobody has liked any of their new music for decades now.

Considering Matt's social manager wished Ed's social manager Happy Birthday on Instagram last week, I don’t think chances are zero.

96583UP wrote:isn't that the entirety of the PJ forum

wease wrote:https://www.amazon.com/Pearl-Jam-More-Need-Less/dp/8799937425/ref=pd_sim_14_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=8799937425&pd_rd_r=1e107ae6-0d28-11e9-840a-13e19cce6626&pd_rd_w=CAoto&pd_rd_wg=9SDqu&pf_rd_p=18bb0b78-4200-49b9-ac91-f141d61a1780&pf_rd_r=4KDBDTHY8G90A03WWY5N&psc=1&refRID=4KDBDTHY8G90A03WWY5N

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Danish rock musician and journalist Henrik Tuxen has followed Pearl Jam since the very beginnings of the Seattle scene of the early 90s and has known the band personally since 1996 as a fan, friend and journalist. He later became a liaison between the band and many of the nine families who lost a child during the band’s concert at Denmark’s Roskilde Festival on June 30, 2000, which Tuxen witnessed from the stage. Now Tuxen generously shares previously unpublished interviews, photos, insights and personal anecdotes of his firsthand interactions with the band.

Bi_3 wrote:

96583UP wrote:isn't that the entirety of the PJ forum

You’re thinking of two feet thick. The PJ forum is just neckbeards lying about upcoming tour dates

96583UP wrote:

wease wrote:https://www.amazon.com/Pearl-Jam-More-Need-Less/dp/8799937425/ref=pd_sim_14_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=8799937425&pd_rd_r=1e107ae6-0d28-11e9-840a-13e19cce6626&pd_rd_w=CAoto&pd_rd_wg=9SDqu&pf_rd_p=18bb0b78-4200-49b9-ac91-f141d61a1780&pf_rd_r=4KDBDTHY8G90A03WWY5N&psc=1&refRID=4KDBDTHY8G90A03WWY5N

pfffff LOL at that guy acting like he have the slightest knowledge of the current dynamics and inner workings of this band

Spoiler: show

Danish rock musician and journalist Henrik Tuxen has followed Pearl Jam since the very beginnings of the Seattle scene of the early 90s and has known the band personally since 1996 as a fan, friend and journalist. He later became a liaison between the band and many of the nine families who lost a child during the band’s concert at Denmark’s Roskilde Festival on June 30, 2000, which Tuxen witnessed from the stage. Now Tuxen generously shares previously unpublished interviews, photos, insights and personal anecdotes of his firsthand interactions with the band.

Strat wrote:Wow. a recording i've actually never heard. Some dude posted it on the pit....

https://we.tl/t-GgAXsN1JVZ

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