evenslow wrote:I've never actually met anyone who's made it through the entire 3 month grace period, but I hear at 1 hour before the deadline Tim Bierman throws a brick through your window with a note that says "Get Analog."
Back in 04 when mine expired, Mike McCready stood outside my window for a full fortnight with a single tear running down his cheek at all times.
They really have changed, havent they?
Now he just stands out there and repeatedly strums acoustic Sirens chords and points at you through your window
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Sat March 05, 2016 1:08 am
by evenslow
bodysnatcher wrote:
McParadigm wrote:
evenslow wrote:I've never actually met anyone who's made it through the entire 3 month grace period, but I hear at 1 hour before the deadline Tim Bierman throws a brick through your window with a note that says "Get Analog."
Back in 04 when mine expired, Mike McCready stood outside my window for a full fortnight with a single tear running down his cheek at all times.
They really have changed, havent they?
Now he just stands out there and repeatedly strums acoustic Sirens chords and points at you through your window
When he's really pissed he shits on your lawn while reciting Inside Job lyrics.
Got a mailer today for a benefit show for a local arts program. Performers for the evening are The Roots with Mike McCready.
Cheapest tier of tickets are $300 each, so definitely not going to that, but would be cool to see
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Fri March 25, 2016 6:34 am
by Leatherhead
Strat wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:
Come back to brazil!!!
"Mike! Wanna go to Brazil?"
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Fri March 25, 2016 8:00 pm
by LetMeSleep
Backstreets Review wrote:Yet the biggest surprise of all was still to come, and it was one that no one would have even dreamed of requesting on a sign: the encores began with Seattle's Eddie Vedder popping over to the arena from his nearby home to lend his soaring vocal talents to "Bobby Jean." Vedder was greeted with such a warm welcome that Bruce even joked, "Damn good reception for the hometown boy – I get booed in my hometown!" (A necessary aside to note: big ups to Pearl Jam for agreeing to match all donations made to the West Seattle Food Bank.) They each sang half of every verse, and even though Eddie messed up the order of some of the lyrics, it was a soulful version of the song, with the Pearl Jam rocker dancing back to back with Jake center stage during the sax solo to end the song.
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Fri March 25, 2016 8:06 pm
by bodysnatcher
it's amazing how little this guy does and still fucks it up
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Fri March 25, 2016 9:24 pm
by McParadigm
They look like a hilarious amateur wax figure exhibit in that freeze frame.
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Fri March 25, 2016 9:26 pm
by McParadigm
Although I do adore how many decades worth of mileage Bruce pulled out of that "hey guys look I learned the geetar" pose.
Re: Random Pearl Jam References
Posted: Sat March 26, 2016 3:03 am
by bodysnatcher
McParadigm wrote:Although I do adore how many decades worth of mileage Bruce pulled out of that "hey guys look I learned the geetar" pose.
