Red Mosquito

Classic B.

Finally reading through the Rolling Stone special collectors edition. Fun to re-read these articles that i kind of grew up reading.

Anywho- The guide to the album section is really cool. They are new articles looking back at their albums. I believe there are some new quotes on Ten and a little tidbit about how awful the recording sessions were in regards to Krusen and Parashar and the production. And also a little bit about how they originally wanted to cut out "i know someday you'll have a beautiful life" from Black but Ed had to fight to keep that in.

Crazy.

Strat wrote:Finally reading through the Rolling Stone special collectors edition. Fun to re-read these articles that i kind of grew up reading.

Anywho- The guide to the album section is really cool. They are new articles looking back at their albums. I believe there are some new quotes on Ten and a little tidbit about how awful the recording sessions were in regards to Krusen and Parashar and the production. And also a little bit about how they originally wanted to cut out "i know someday you'll have a beautiful life" from Black but Ed had to fight to keep that in.

Crazy.

Sounds like a cool read. Any Aussies know if this was released here?

ridleybradout wrote:

Strat wrote:Finally reading through the Rolling Stone special collectors edition. Fun to re-read these articles that i kind of grew up reading.

Anywho- The guide to the album section is really cool. They are new articles looking back at their albums. I believe there are some new quotes on Ten and a little tidbit about how awful the recording sessions were in regards to Krusen and Parashar and the production. And also a little bit about how they originally wanted to cut out "i know someday you'll have a beautiful life" from Black but Ed had to fight to keep that in.

Crazy.

Sounds like a cool read. Any Aussies know if this was released here?

That's about the most interesting part :\

As like Pj20 and every story you ever read about pearl jam...

The articles get shorter and shorter as each album progresses.

Ten is a couple pages, vs and vitalogy are about 1.5 pages, no code is a page, Yield is 1/2 a page, binaural is a 1/2 a page and then the next albums are split amongst two pages.

Lol.

God I can't wait till someone, anyone, puts out a definitive look at pearl jam. one that includes their greatest and most creative phases from 96-2003

Interesting. I guess Ed originally wrote Speed of Sound for a Ron Wood Solo album.

Wait. Ronnie thought SoS didn't match the caliber of I Feel Like Playing?

That is fuckin rude

Strat wrote:

ridleybradout wrote:

Strat wrote:Finally reading through the Rolling Stone special collectors edition. Fun to re-read these articles that i kind of grew up reading.

Anywho- The guide to the album section is really cool. They are new articles looking back at their albums. I believe there are some new quotes on Ten and a little tidbit about how awful the recording sessions were in regards to Krusen and Parashar and the production. And also a little bit about how they originally wanted to cut out "i know someday you'll have a beautiful life" from Black but Ed had to fight to keep that in.

Crazy.

Sounds like a cool read. Any Aussies know if this was released here?

That's about the most interesting part :\

As like Pj20 and every story you ever read about pearl jam...

The articles get shorter and shorter as each album progresses.

Ten is a couple pages, vs and vitalogy are about 1.5 pages, no code is a page, Yield is 1/2 a page, binaural is a 1/2 a page and then the next albums are split amongst two pages.

Lol.

God I can't wait till someone, anyone, puts out a definitive look at pearl jam. one that includes their greatest and most creative phases from 96-2003

Very typical. A book like that would be highly appreciated.

ridleybradout wrote:

Strat wrote:Finally reading through the Rolling Stone special collectors edition. Fun to re-read these articles that i kind of grew up reading.

Anywho- The guide to the album section is really cool. They are new articles looking back at their albums. I believe there are some new quotes on Ten and a little tidbit about how awful the recording sessions were in regards to Krusen and Parashar and the production. And also a little bit about how they originally wanted to cut out "i know someday you'll have a beautiful life" from Black but Ed had to fight to keep that in.

Crazy.

Sounds like a cool read. Any Aussies know if this was released here?

I'll see if I can still find another copy and I'll send you one, friend.

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theplatypus wrote:0:50

Welp. Alright, we're done here. Time to pack up and go home, people.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

theplatypus wrote:0:50

Welp. Alright, we're done here. Time to pack up and go home, people.

Seriously. We are ancient. I'm depressed.

tl;dr

evenslow wrote:

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I knew Dustin was the best

"I lied. This isn't my element."

Apparently it's Ed's birthday? It came up on my Google Cards on the phone.