Red Mosquito

Lament wrote:

Citizen Dick wrote:In fairness, that's because you are very good at sexting.

It's true. There's very little I'm good at, but man can I sext.

stip wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:IluminEddie should come here and tell you this is not the Binaural thread.

it doesn't matter. No one is Lets Actually Listening to this shit anyway

I let's actually listened to vitalogy and got flamed for daring to say stupid mop isn't a real vitalogy tune.

So fuck you guys and your little games

hlniv wrote:So fuck you guys and your little games

AND YOUR PUZZLES TOO!

PJ 1996:
Large fingers pushing paint
You're god and you've got big hands
The colors blend
The challenges you give man

PJ 2013:
NEW MERCH!!!!!

There may have also been an album in 2013.

stip wrote:There may have also been an album in 2013.

And a tour.

but did they produce lyrics that someone could put in a message board post?

Lament wrote:

hlniv wrote:So fuck you guys and your little games

AND YOUR PUZZLES TOO!

That's the thing with RM: No one wins but somehow they're still played.

doing this now, and loving every second

This has become my favorite PJ record, and it had never even been close beforehand. I don't know what it is, something just really clicked.

the coda of who you are into in my tree is just...sublime

it sure does make me smile

sadly, something has changed.

the surrounding bullshit has indeed grown.

if i had known then what i know now about what pearl jam would turn into, i'd still love this record

stip wrote:but did they produce lyrics that someone could put in a message board post?

they did,

flakier lyrics than those cited above

McParadigm wrote:Did Sunburn come from these sessions, or am I remembering wrong?

Add Dead Man, All Night, Black Red and Yellow, and (although I'm pretty sure it came out of the Yield era) Happy When I'm Crying, and you've got a a really interesting period in the band's collective creativity. Also, didn't Brain of J and Parting Ways first pop up during these sessions? Hot damn.

Yep and Pilate!!!

Got Some wrote:

McParadigm wrote:Did Sunburn come from these sessions, or am I remembering wrong?

Add Dead Man, All Night, Black Red and Yellow, and (although I'm pretty sure it came out of the Yield era) Happy When I'm Crying, and you've got a a really interesting period in the band's collective creativity. Also, didn't Brain of J and Parting Ways first pop up during these sessions? Hot damn.

Yep and Pilate!!!

According to http://www.pearljamonline.it/rs.htm Pilate first popped up here:

Febbraio/Giugno 1997 - Studio Litho - Seattle, WA; Agosto/Settembre 1997 - Studio Litho and Studio X - Seattle, WA and Southern Tracks Recording - Atlanta, GA
Ed Vedder - vocals, guitar, background vocals; Stone Gossard - guitar, background vocals, bass on 'Do The Evolution' and 'No Way'; Mike McCready - guitar; Jeff Ament - bass, background vocals; Jack Irons - drum kit, percussion, vocals on 'The Whale Song'; Brendan O'Brien - organ, piano

All Those Yesterdays
Bayleaf
Brain Of J.
Bulldozer
Color Red, The (a.k.a. Red Dot)
Do The Evolution
Faithfull
Fallen (a.k.a. Falling Down)
Given To Fly
Happy When I'm Crying
Hummus
In Hiding
Leatherman
Leatherman II
Low Light
MFC (a.k.a. Mini Fast Car)
No Way
Of The Girl
Parting Ways
Pilate
Push Me, Pull Me
Thin Air
Whale Song, The (a.k.a. Whales)
Wishlist
U

Also, it seems that Parting Ways was recorded 3 times. In 1995, 1997, and 1999. I'd love to hear all those versions side by side.

It was the of the earth of the 90s!

I bet none of them are as good as iceagecoming's cover

Is "Brain Of J" from the No Code sessions available?