Red Mosquito

Ms Harmless wrote:

Strat wrote:This is an incredible interview.

Dave was very humble, open, and honest and just super proud of it. He also touched a lot on him and ed and ultimately gave him ton of props for Vs and what he was going through. How, at the time, Dave just didnt understand what the big deal was but after being in music now for so long and doing records and writing with people, acknowelding that Ed had a huge burden to craft the lyrics/message and sing these songs for the rest of his life.

Its the beginning of bringing dave a back!

praying to every god and goddess there is

Would be nice if they had him play a couple of songs for a show once. Thanked him on stage.

Back permanently? Will not happen in a million years.

dad wrote:

Strat wrote:Link please

https://shows.acast.com/state-of-love-a ... abbruzzese

Thank you.

Buby wrote:96583UP should setup a GoFundMe account to improve DA's internet connection.

Terrible sound quality.

Anders wrote:

Buby wrote:96583UP should setup a GoFundMe account to improve DA's internet connection.

Terrible sound quality.

Sounds like he’s on his iPhone sitting in the middle of Denny’s.

Anders wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

Strat wrote:This is an incredible interview.

Dave was very humble, open, and honest and just super proud of it. He also touched a lot on him and ed and ultimately gave him ton of props for Vs and what he was going through. How, at the time, Dave just didnt understand what the big deal was but after being in music now for so long and doing records and writing with people, acknowelding that Ed had a huge burden to craft the lyrics/message and sing these songs for the rest of his life.

Its the beginning of bringing dave a back!

praying to every god and goddess there is

Would be nice if they had him play a couple of songs for a show once. Thanked him on stage.

Back permanently? Will not happen in a million years.

Yea I'm certain dave wouldn't care to play on the other material anyway. Interesting that he didn't care for ten and swears he's never even listened to the album all the way through

wease wrote:

Anders wrote:

Buby wrote:96583UP should setup a GoFundMe account to improve DA's internet connection.

Terrible sound quality.

Sounds like he’s on his iPhone sitting in the middle of Denny’s.

Funny I had the same exact thought.

B wrote:

Buby wrote:Halp plis.
If anyone ripped the Vs thingy they did for PJ Radio I'd appreciate a link.
I have the one they did for Yield's 25th and happy to share.

https://we.tl/t-9EpLISU7zq

You rock B.

I enjoyed that podcast interview with Dave A.

It’s out there now in public - he wants a reunion show. I would move mountains for a ticket to that.

ill listen to it later, i really wanna hear Dave A

Bammer wrote:I enjoyed that podcast interview with Dave A.

It’s out there now in public - he wants a reunion show. I would move mountains for a ticket to that.

Still a bit douchy, but at least he comes across as being honest about it.

Strat wrote:Interesting that he didn't care for ten and swears he's never even listened to the album all the way through

And he wonders why he was fired. Bring back Dave A.

yeah, thats just impossible. Of course he listened to Ten.

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, thats just impossible. Of course he listened to Ten.

He cares but he doesn't care. An enigma unto himself.

It's hard to believe a guy with a stickman tattoo has not listened to Ten.

Farmer John wrote:It's hard to believe a guy with a stickman tattoo has not listened to Ten.

I bet he screams "EDDIE" to himself with his arms raised in a V on occasion

Ms Harmless wrote:I bet he screams "EDDIE" to himself with his arms raised in a V on occasion

begging for Daddy's attention

Finally listened to the whole Dave A interview

my love for him has never been stronger

i agree with him how special that last tour was when he was with them

he was so gifted

and creative

funny how he doesnt walk on pins and needles when it comes to discussing Ed

everyone else still in the pearl jam profit shadow dare not use a familiar tone with lord veddar

Dave meanwhile is just like ‘yeah we stopped being as good of a band together when Ed started playing guitar’



his comments about Vitalogy are interesting

would love to hear him speak more about that album

how it started / as an extension of that tour where they were still so tight

and then by the time it hit the shelves what it was instead

regardless

Ed needs to get over himself and these guys need to play a show together again

to think PJ played Vs all the way through and the drummer wasn’t Dave A

almost offensive after hearing this interview and how much thought and care Dave put into that album

bring back Dave A

I must remember to finish listening to it. Think the bad sound made me turn it off.

The comment about Ed on guitar was solid