Red Mosquito

Juvenal wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Also, I like how connected these songs are. So many tracks have little atmospherics and noises and elements that bleed from the previous song into the next. I haven't spent enough time with it to comfortably call it a concept album or anything like that but those elements give a concept album quality that I really dig.

yep yep yep, it's brilliant

Where are you all listening to this?

very first impression top 3 songs (in no order and excluding DOTC):

quick escape
buckle up
alright

Will literally ship 2 rolls of toilet paper anywhere in North America for a PM.

Toots McSharty wrote:Long time lurker, first time poster (on this account, can't find mine from the pre-2010 days). Would really appreciate a PM.

If you're really a lurker, you'd know Superblood Wolfmoon's original name.

Thanks Jamily!

Bammer wrote:Where are you all listening to this?

Gracias and thank you. All good.

Thought I was good for takeoff, but, can't listen for a couple of hours yet....Soul is burning here!

I’m no audiophile but the singles here at least sound wider and more detailed than the iTunes versions.

quick escape is fucking amazing!!!
I had chills throughout the second listen.
I cant believe this is 2020 PJ

This time Pearl Jam does not imitate themselves but everyone of their influences.

almost through the second listen.

standouts are:

quick escape
alright
buckle up
comes then goes

dimejinky99 wrote:I’m no audiophile but the singles here at least sound wider and more detailed than the iTunes versions.

Speculating, but, the width you describe MAY be the swirling sounds that are a tell-tale sign of transcoded audio. Maybe not. I'll know more when I can listen later on.

In the name of Satan / please PM me a link! Ta!

I don't know guys I'm pretty happy with this....

Mike wrote:This time Pearl Jam does not imitate themselves but everyone of their influences.

talk about a course-correction

DotC may still be the best track, but I did not feel that way after one listen of that song so who knows.

oneway23 wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I’m no audiophile but the singles here at least sound wider and more detailed than the iTunes versions.

Speculating, but, the width you describe MAY be the swirling sounds that are a tell-tale sign of transcoded audio. Maybe not. I'll know more when I can listen later on.

I’m deaf as a post but I’m just hearing more in the actual playing not the space or production really.
You know your stuff though I’ll defer cos you’re more than likely right.

Wow. Didn’t expect to like the record this much. The only song I don’t like is never destination. This far into their career to have even one amazing song on a record is a plus. Dance, Quick Escape, 7 oclock, buckle up, etc. This is a solid record. Eddie sounds great. I don’t care for Retrograde either. Don’t hate it but it isn’t my thing. But I am actually finding songs on here that I LOVE and that hasn’t happened since yield for me.

you guys, they did it. they really did it.