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stip wrote:perfecter

You just have a way with words.

stip wrote:perfecter

more perfecter

that's for better than better than perfect.

So Faithful is now a perfecter song or a better than better than perfect song?

that's not for me to say. I think its average.

And if something is better than better than better than perfecter, we call it Long Road.

Lament wrote:And if something is better than better than better than perfecter, we call it Long Road.

We almost came full circle there. I like it.

HardTI wrote:So Faithful is now a perfecter song or a better than better than perfect song?

It's very good. Had the middle section been at least a minute longer it would have been perfect.
My other favorite bandbTool is never afraid to dwell on interesting findings. Thats the only down part for me with Faithless - they wrapped up the most bestest perfectest part in too much of a hurry.

Lounge Lizard wrote:

HardTI wrote:So Faithful is now a perfecter song or a better than better than perfect song?

It's very good. Had the middle section been at least a minute longer it would have been perfect.
My other favorite bandbTool is never afraid to dwell on interesting findings. Thats the only down part for me with Faithless - they wrapped up the most bestest perfectest part in too much of a hurry.

That's my main complaint with Unemployable too. I think they could have jammed that out in the middle just a bit more. The middle jam in Faithful is just euphoric.

HardTI wrote:

Lounge Lizard wrote:

HardTI wrote:So Faithful is now a perfecter song or a better than better than perfect song?

It's very good. Had the middle section been at least a minute longer it would have been perfect.
My other favorite bandbTool is never afraid to dwell on interesting findings. Thats the only down part for me with Faithless - they wrapped up the most bestest perfectest part in too much of a hurry.

That's my main complaint with Unemployable too. I think they could have jammed that out in the middle just a bit more. The middle jam in Faithful is just euphoric.

My mostest favoritest part of Unemployable is the verse itself and Ed's delivery. To my ears it has a classic british feel, somehow akin to The Yardbirds, or even Pink Floyd when they did occasional poppier songs. But I'm going to check out the middle part right now to find out what you mean.

OK I listened to it but I still dont know what you mean. It doesnt have an outstanding middle part, the verse is still the best part of the whole song.

Lounge Lizard wrote:

HardTI wrote:

Lounge Lizard wrote:

HardTI wrote:So Faithful is now a perfecter song or a better than better than perfect song?

It's very good. Had the middle section been at least a minute longer it would have been perfect.
My other favorite bandbTool is never afraid to dwell on interesting findings. Thats the only down part for me with Faithless - they wrapped up the most bestest perfectest part in too much of a hurry.

That's my main complaint with Unemployable too. I think they could have jammed that out in the middle just a bit more. The middle jam in Faithful is just euphoric.

My mostest favoritest part of Unemployable is the verse itself and Ed's delivery. To my ears it has a classic british feel, somehow akin to The Yardbirds, or even Pink Floyd when they did occasional poppier songs. But I'm going to check out the middle part right now to find out what you mean.

i love the first half of unemployable because the verses are so good, then i loses me a bit at the end

Lounge Lizard wrote:OK I listened to it but I still dont know what you mean. It doesnt have an outstanding middle part, the verse is still the best part of the whole song.

It's really just the same as the intro to the song. In the middle the play it again and I wish they jammed on it a bit more. Your right though it's not the same type of different middle jam that Faithful has. I just wish they did something more intricate or different in that middle area.

Ever since someone pointed out the similarities, I always hear this song when I hear Unemployable...

HardTI wrote:

Lounge Lizard wrote:OK I listened to it but I still dont know what you mean. It doesnt have an outstanding middle part, the verse is still the best part of the whole song.

It's really just the same as the intro to the song. In the middle the play it again and I wish they jammed on it a bit more. Your right though it's not the same type of different middle jam that Faithful has. I just wish they did something more intricate or different in that middle area.

Simply repeating the intro was quite uncreative tbh. Its a turn off in fact. But the verses are so good that I still like the song and kind of block out the mid section from my mind.

stip wrote:perfecter

put a little perfectin' on it

From some enabler at the Pit:

In my personal opinion, pj can do no wrong. I love mind your manners. I love the intensity and the punk rock influences i that song. Pj can rock out and just hammer a crowd. They are fantastic live.They also have songs like Just Breathe and The End. Just Breathe is practically a country song. To me, you have 5 guys with different musical influences that come together and become Pearl Jam. Sure they probably don't hang out that much due to family obligations etc but, I respect that. I don't hang with my buddies like I used to and I hardly pick up my guitar anymore. I look forward to the new album. These guys are definitely pros.(they have put in their 10 000 hrs) (I have heard to be an expert at something up have to dedicate 10 000 hrs to it.) Thanks

Good article here for people who constantly complain about the cost of music:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23840744

OmegaprimeVKM wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23840744

This woman is still delighted by physical media

Ladies and gentlemen, the Brits.

verb_to_trust wrote:From some enabler at the Pit:

In my personal opinion, pj can do no wrong. I love mind your manners. I love the intensity and the punk rock influences i that song. Pj can rock out and just hammer a crowd. They are fantastic live.They also have songs like Just Breathe and The End. Just Breathe is practically a country song. To me, you have 5 guys with different musical influences that come together and become Pearl Jam. Sure they probably don't hang out that much due to family obligations etc but, I respect that. I don't hang with my buddies like I used to and I hardly pick up my guitar anymore. I look forward to the new album. These guys are definitely pros.(they have put in their 10 000 hrs) (I have heard to be an expert at something up have to dedicate 10 000 hrs to it.) Thanks

Did you really go to that board to pick this out and bring it to us? For someone who claims to be apathetic (at best) about Pearl Jam, you sure do spend an inordinate amount of time piss-soaked in its culture. Go for a walk or something. Life is short.