Lament wrote:It's cool, I'm just being a stickler. While neither opinion in the above scenario is wrong, neither is correct either. They're statements that are devoid of correct/incorrect values.
But whatever. I like you (so far), so I'll drop it.
So like...hair metal, bros. Right?
Honestly, if Pearl Jam made a straight up hair metal album in 2014, 95% of the dude-bro segment of the fanbase (which is a huge segment of the fanbase) would think it was the greatest thing ever. If they went out and covered Pour Some Sugar on Me or Welcome to the Jungle or Livin' on a Prayer at every show for the rest of their lives, most of this fanbase would fucking love it.
I bet it would turn out something like this:
Lets all enjoy this again
If I could give any RMer one wish, it would be for you to someday get to see Axel Rose and Mick Jagger sing paradise city together
Re: PJ's hair metal roots
Posted: Sat March 08, 2014 1:19 am
by McParadigm
That's really sweet of you stip
It's no exaggeration or joke for me to say that I would pee my pants
Re: PJ's hair metal roots
Posted: Sat March 08, 2014 1:27 am
by McParadigm
But it needs to be Beast of Burden.
Re: PJ's hair metal roots
Posted: Sat March 08, 2014 3:10 am
by PryTo
Reasonably close. Man, these guys were good in their heyday (applies to both bands).
Re: PJ's hair metal roots
Posted: Sat March 08, 2014 9:01 am
by Iholdthepain
PryTo wrote:Reasonably close. Man, these guys were good in their heyday (applies to both bands).
D'ya think Mick likes Axl's dance moves?
Re: PJ's hair metal roots
Posted: Sat March 08, 2014 7:45 pm
by warehouse
didnt pearl jam cover 'running with the devil' at some point? i kinda remember hearing stone sing it a long, long time ago.
Re: PJ's hair metal roots
Posted: Fri March 14, 2014 4:43 pm
by Let's all laugh at Rangers
Some of Mike's triangular guitars on TB2K remind me of the end of Bill and Ted's excellent adventure
