These reviews make me expect an album that's quite a bit better than Backspacer and Lightning Bolt but won't be anywhere near their best albums. Something like Avocado. That's totally okay for me.
Rising from the ashes of Mohther Love Bone, Gigaton is Pearl Jam's best album since Vitalogy and a true return to form from the grunge survivors (Betterman (Live)).
"A man who doesn't spend time with the Jamily can never be a real man," - Don Corelone
tragabigzanda wrote:Apparently the latest issue of EW has a review, but it's not online yet. Someone at the Porch shared it in pics, so here you go
Ever-grateful for these reviews, though I think I'm actually starting to resent them, at this point.
Let's hear this beast already!
We still make records to be listened to — not that everyone will listen to a record track one to twelve in a row or side A or Side B — but we still make 'em in case somebody does want to listen to it like that, that's how we make em…
Ms Harmless wrote:why the fuck can't they just drop snippets
Meh.
Try to ignore the source material here and focus on the big picture, if you will.
I was really excited for the Velvet Revolver album in 2003. A snippet from one of the songs came out way early and I heard it like a million times. Got really sick of it actually. Once the album dropped, I fucking hated that one song. Not that there was anything wrong with it, just ... too much.
Mike wrote:These reviews make me expect an album that's quite a bit better than Backspacer and Lightning Bolt but won't be anywhere near their best albums. Something like Avocado. That's totally okay for me.
Fine by me...self-titled is amongst their very best as far as I’m concerned
This is going to be fine.
It won't sound like 25-year-old dudes.
It won't sound like music that was made 30 years ago.
It will have moments that remind us all that Pearl Jam (and its fanbase) is getting older.
This is going to be fine.
guitar_davey wrote:This is going to be fine.
It won't sound like 25-year-old dudes.
It won't sound like music that was made 30 years ago.
It will have moments that remind us all that Pearl Jam (and its fanbase) is getting older.
This is going to be fine.