Red Mosquito

Iholdthepain wrote:

stip wrote:I may not have a single no code song in my top 20

Without quantifying my entire list of Top Shelfs, I'd say In My Tree and Off He Goes are quite cozy in my top 20. Who You Are might be, too, but that has nothing to do with song quality.

really impressed with your use of the bold feature here, pain holder

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Iholdthepain wrote:

stip wrote:I may not have a single no code song in my top 20

Without quantifying my entire list of Top Shelfs, I'd say In My Tree and Off He Goes are quite cozy in my top 20. Who You Are might be, too, but that has nothing to do with song quality.

really impressed with your use of the bold feature here, pain holder

Thanks... first time, I think. Thought about using italics, but that's too clique'...

BTW, any particular reason for your sudden aggression? It will not be tolerated!

Iholdthepain wrote:

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Iholdthepain wrote:

stip wrote:I may not have a single no code song in my top 20

Without quantifying my entire list of Top Shelfs, I'd say In My Tree and Off He Goes are quite cozy in my top 20. Who You Are might be, too, but that has nothing to do with song quality.

really impressed with your use of the bold feature here, pain holder

Thanks... first time, I think. Thought about using italics, but that's too clique'...

BTW, any particular reason for your sudden aggression? It will not be tolerated!

Whoa!

iholdthepain, describe your manscaping regimen

Just around the balls and up the shaft... That way I still look manly, but minimizes the chances of pube flossing the Mrs...

location: love land

prove it...

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Iholdthepain wrote:

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Iholdthepain wrote:

stip wrote:I may not have a single no code song in my top 20

Without quantifying my entire list of Top Shelfs, I'd say In My Tree and Off He Goes are quite cozy in my top 20. Who You Are might be, too, but that has nothing to do with song quality.

really impressed with your use of the bold feature here, pain holder

Thanks... first time, I think. Thought about using italics, but that's too clique'...

BTW, any particular reason for your sudden aggression? It will not be tolerated!

chud steals everything from me

Will listen to this today.

First time anyone listened to this in 10 years

Does seem that way here, but I think it's the album I listen most often to.

The listening for No Code:

No Code - Sometimes, Hail Hail, Who You Are, In My Tree, Smile, Off He Goes, Habit, Red Mosquito, Lukin, Present Tense, Mankind, I’m Open, Around the Bend

B-sides - Dead Man, All Night, Black Red Yellow, Don’t Gimme No Lip, Gremmie Out of Control, Leavin Here (all off Lost Dogs)

Live - Deep: No Code Live

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzxy ... 9nDHQfR6Cy

Hail, Hail
In My Tree
Present Tense

All top-shelf...not sure about top 20...How big of a shelf can I have?

and now I rub my eyes
for he has returned;
seems my preconceptions are what
should've been burned


fuckin' brilliant

Ms Harmless wrote:and now I rub my eyes
for he has returned;
seems my preconceptions are what
should've been burned


fuckin' brilliant

It's such a wonderful song. On any given day something about it will really strike me but the last verse always gives me pause.

I’ve probably used way too much headspace and iPhone typing to explain why No Code is my favorite Pearl Jam album. There’s the unmatched warmth of this one, not a single one of the rest of their albums even comes close to the in your living with them vibe of this, and the way the songs twist and turn but always feel incredibly organic. Jack Irons contributes in such an essential way to those things, his playing noticeable yet fits like a glove to the songs themselves.

Yet even with that, this album jumps in all sorts of directions, from contemplative builders like Present Tense and Who You Are to big banging rockers that take no prisoners on Habit and Hail Hail. Yet the instrumental passages and bridges are unforced and largely killer - Habit’s breakneck finale as impressive as Present Tense’s slow build to catharsis. Add even to that mix a solid spoken word, a lullaby, a humorous rocker sung by Stone, and we haven’t even discussed the genius of Red Mosquito, In My Tree, the Neil Young dirge of Smile, or the storytelling mastery of Off He Goes. I love every inch and second of this album, one that has no business being a single document yet I couldn’t imagine it without everything it contains.

The b-sides are great fun here, and I tried to replicate the jump scare blast of Sometimes > Hail Hail with Dead Man > All Night (All Night has an almost Stone Temple Pilots like groove in it almost slithering in its execution while maintaining the Pearl jam vibe). Black Red Yellow is killer, Don’t Give Me No Lip great fun.

The live playlist again is disjointed with the audio quality but was still a nice listen, specifically Aound the Bend and Who You Are.

liebzz wrote:The listening for No Code:

No Code - Sometimes, Hail Hail, Who You Are, In My Tree, Smile, Off He Goes, Habit, Red Mosquito, Lukin, Present Tense, Mankind, I’m Open, Around the Bend

B-sides - Dead Man, All Night, Black Red Yellow, Don’t Gimme No Lip, Gremmie Out of Control, Leavin Here (all off Lost Dogs)

Live - Deep: No Code Live

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzxy ... 9nDHQfR6Cy

Some great b-sides as well here.

Oh, it’s between these and Binaural’s to me for my favorite. All Night is a song I keep getting more out of each listen.

All Night gets better every year. Top song.