Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:he talks (down) to his audience with this smarmy "amirite guys?" assumption of inevitable unanimous agreement with his opinions

I mean... welcome to YouTube reviews, amirite?

LOL you are correct!

ghost wrote:Panning DotC is a no-lose proposition for that schmuck. He gets a bunch of troll clicks from a fan base that might not have been exposed to him before, and his fans get to point and laugh at the band whose music they were probably conceived to.

the millennials
have not
a clue

Ms Harmless wrote:

ghost wrote:Panning DotC is a no-lose proposition for that schmuck. He gets a bunch of troll clicks from a fan base that might not have been exposed to him before, and his fans get to point and laugh at the band whose music they were probably conceived to.

the millennials
have not
a clue

this tickled me

durdencommatyler wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

ghost wrote:Panning DotC is a no-lose proposition for that schmuck. He gets a bunch of troll clicks from a fan base that might not have been exposed to him before, and his fans get to point and laugh at the band whose music they were probably conceived to.

the millennials
have not
a clue

this tickled me

<insert happy emoji with arms raised in a V> I'm here all night!

I listened to this song four (more) times on the walk home from the train last night and I'm continually physically affected by it. It reminds me of hearing Riot Act for the firs time in the sense that it really sticks in me. It's mood and what it evokes in me is so palpable and visceral. I've heard it now more than three dozen times and I keep finding new things to love, new roads in.

The truth is I never thought Pearl Jam would be capable of making me feel like this again. Because I'm not 16 anymore. Because I've found new artists and outlets. Because I really though of them as middle aged men who are comfortable in their skin, in their place, in their work and not looking to stretch or challenge but to inspire and (pardon the obvious metaphor) ride that wave...

I'm stunned at how listenable and memorable and meaningful this song is to me right now. I loved Ole. I liked CDM more than everyone else. But this? This is a completely different level. I just can not believe Pearl Jam had this song in them and that they wanted to release it this late in their careers. What a fucking statement.

The best band in the world, my favorite band of all time... is fucking back. Even if the rest of the album is unlistenable, how about DOTC?! I mean...

Strat wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

theplatypus wrote:He's probably the most influential music Youtuber right now. I've actually never watched a single one of his videos, but I've read some of his takes elsewhere and they are god awful.

This is the end times.

lol. "influential youtuber"

Good god.

ok boomer

DotC Mach 2 coming tomorrow

wat

Prove it.

I suck at embedding things. It's on their Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/PearlJam/video ... 284853663/

Reviews are slowly coming in for DoTC and from what I've gathered, they've mostly been real positive. Stumbled across this one (9.4/10)...long read but I thought it was a decent review when he finally does get to the song -> https://www.musicmusingsandsuch.com/mus ... airvoyants

YieldAhead wrote:DotC Mach 2 coming tomorrow

"The Next Stage"

durdencommatyler wrote:I listened to this song four (more) times on the walk home from the train last night and I'm continually physically affected by it. It reminds me of hearing Riot Act for the firs time in the sense that it really sticks in me. It's mood and what it evokes in me is so palpable and visceral. I've heard it now more than three dozen times and I keep finding new things to love, new roads in.

The truth is I never thought Pearl Jam would be capable of making me feel like this again. Because I'm not 16 anymore. Because I've found new artists and outlets. Because I really though of them as middle aged men who are comfortable in their skin, in their place, in their work and not looking to stretch or challenge but to inspire and (pardon the obvious metaphor) ride that wave...

I'm stunned at how listenable and memorable and meaningful this song is to me right now. I loved Ole. I liked CDM more than everyone else. But this? This is a completely different level. I just can not believe Pearl Jam had this song in them and that they wanted to release it this late in their careers. What a fucking statement.

The best band in the world, my favorite band of all time... is fucking back. Even if the rest of the album is unlistenable, how about DOTC?! I mean...

welcome back

Strat wrote:

YieldAhead wrote:DotC Mach 2 coming tomorrow

"The Next Stage"

It's probably the video featuring the band that MC teased via IG a few weeks ago.

So what does Joey actually think of this song?

Rangi Guy wrote:So what does Joey actually think of this song?

It stinks!

if it's just a second video for the same song that's gonna be annoying

YieldAhead wrote:I suck at embedding things. It's on their Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/PearlJam/video ... 284853663/

I checked Instagram and Twitter as soon as you posted, but they didn't have it up on those spots yet. Leading with Facebook...=(

its definitely just a second video, unless they show a live clip?