Re: HALL OF FAME!!!!!!
Posted: Thu April 13, 2017 10:11 pm
Isn't that from "Ole?"
Why yes. Yes it is.Kevin Davis wrote:Isn't that from "Ole?"
Ah.Kevin Davis wrote:I think he meant that my hatred for "Mind Your Manners" is the one exception to my usually impeccable judgment.
He sometimes refers to it as "The 'In the Moonlight' Exception,' but he knows his audience in this case.
I appreciate your concession. And, frankly, agree with you on the second point. But I don't want to get in the middle of a fight.stip wrote:I concede that In the Moonlight might just not appeal to my tastes but is theoretically a decent song.
Mind Your Manners is a great song, and KD is just wrong for thinking so poorly of it. It's borderline offensive.
sameEJ wrote:agreedBirds in Hell wrote:I also don't feel like getting lost in the weeds of this argument any further either but totally agreed, it's beyond me how anyone thinks this situation reflects well on Pearl Jam and poorly on Abbruzzese.theplatypus wrote:Maybe? Feels really weird to say that the onus was on him to contact them and ask to be formally invited.
To me this mostly makes that press release they sent sound disingenuous and weaselly.
I know this topic is tiresome and I don't want to take away from the conversation in the last couple pages so I'll shush about it.
Wow. What a GREAT post. Thank you.cutuphalfdead wrote:sameEJ wrote:agreedBirds in Hell wrote:I also don't feel like getting lost in the weeds of this argument any further either but totally agreed, it's beyond me how anyone thinks this situation reflects well on Pearl Jam and poorly on Abbruzzese.theplatypus wrote:Maybe? Feels really weird to say that the onus was on him to contact them and ask to be formally invited.
To me this mostly makes that press release they sent sound disingenuous and weaselly.
I know this topic is tiresome and I don't want to take away from the conversation in the last couple pages so I'll shush about it.
This shouldn't have gone unnoticed and made me ALMonkey_Driven wrote: He's the Uncle Rico of grunge.
If Uncle Rico had won two superbowls and then been wrongfully terminatedbodysnatcher wrote:This shouldn't have gone unnoticed and made me ALMonkey_Driven wrote: He's the Uncle Rico of grunge.
96583UP wrote:the 3 years Dave A was in the band still matter more than the 18 that matt c has
the drummer thing does matter
because this the litmus test for this asinine exercise in self congratulation is 'fame' , and pearl jam rose to fame with Dave A behind the kit and not matt c
*givenStrat wrote:Overall i was disappointed by Dave Letterman. Not because it was a bad speech. Dave was classic dave and it was touching and somewhat personal.
However, when you watch the speeches Ed has gave - he set the bar really high. He is so personal and deeply impacted by the musicians he's inducted and the speeches are just wonderful.
I wanted someone on a similar level.
Yeah Strat you be wrong on this one pal. Letterman was a true highlight of the night.PHATJ wrote:*givenStrat wrote:Overall i was disappointed by Dave Letterman. Not because it was a bad speech. Dave was classic dave and it was touching and somewhat personal.
However, when you watch the speeches Ed has gave - he set the bar really high. He is so personal and deeply impacted by the musicians he's inducted and the speeches are just wonderful.
I wanted someone on a similar level.
He was probably a hundred times better than Neil would have been.
Oops.PHATJ wrote:*givenStrat wrote:Overall i was disappointed by Dave Letterman. Not because it was a bad speech. Dave was classic dave and it was touching and somewhat personal.
However, when you watch the speeches Ed has gave - he set the bar really high. He is so personal and deeply impacted by the musicians he's inducted and the speeches are just wonderful.
I wanted someone on a similar level.
He was probably a hundred times better than Neil would have been.
Yeah, that was my biggest disappointment.McParadigm wrote:I only really noticed a lot of Eddie Vedder talk in that speech, and not as much Pearl Jam.