Re: Post Random Pearl Jam-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Sat February 09, 2019 7:49 pm
Be embarrassingly inadequate, elsewhere.
You’re good at it.
You’re good at it.
LoathedVermin72 wrote:You're suicidal and lashing out...do what you need to I guess
LoathedVermin72 wrote:okay...have a good day
I don’t agree with the second statement but I do with the first.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, I've never looked to PJ for impressive guitarwork. They're sloppy as all hell live.mikejasond wrote:I'm gonna be honest. The more I listen to other bands the more I'm struck by how unimpressive the guitar players in PJ are, INCLUDING Mike.
Brian May is a damn genius. And live he sounds just as good as on the studio track.
Whose second statement don't you agree with, MJD's or LV's?Birds in Hell wrote:I don’t agree with the second statement but I do with the first.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, I've never looked to PJ for impressive guitarwork. They're sloppy as all hell live.mikejasond wrote:I'm gonna be honest. The more I listen to other bands the more I'm struck by how unimpressive the guitar players in PJ are, INCLUDING Mike.
Brian May is a damn genius. And live he sounds just as good as on the studio track.
I think Stone can be an interesting guitarist however, certainly moreso than Mike.
Sorry, LVs - Pearl Jam's guitar work has always seemed to me more serviceable than remarkable in its own right (which isn't necessarily a criticism).Kevin Davis wrote:Whose second statement don't you agree with, MJD's or LV's?Birds in Hell wrote:I don’t agree with the second statement but I do with the first.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, I've never looked to PJ for impressive guitarwork. They're sloppy as all hell live.mikejasond wrote:I'm gonna be honest. The more I listen to other bands the more I'm struck by how unimpressive the guitar players in PJ are, INCLUDING Mike.
Brian May is a damn genius. And live he sounds just as good as on the studio track.
I think Stone can be an interesting guitarist however, certainly moreso than Mike.
I've come to realize as a result of this recent "Bohemian Rhapsody" mania that I kind of hate Queen.
dimejinky99 wrote:Make up your mind or Take it to a dev thread you little snot
Birds in Hell wrote:Sorry, LVs - Pearl Jam's guitar work has always seemed to me more serviceable than remarkable in its own right (which isn't necessarily a criticism).Kevin Davis wrote:Whose second statement don't you agree with, MJD's or LV's?Birds in Hell wrote:I don’t agree with the second statement but I do with the first.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, I've never looked to PJ for impressive guitarwork. They're sloppy as all hell live.mikejasond wrote:I'm gonna be honest. The more I listen to other bands the more I'm struck by how unimpressive the guitar players in PJ are, INCLUDING Mike.
Brian May is a damn genius. And live he sounds just as good as on the studio track.
I think Stone can be an interesting guitarist however, certainly moreso than Mike.
I've come to realize as a result of this recent "Bohemian Rhapsody" mania that I kind of hate Queen.
Stone's use of open tunings and Jeff's use of fretless and multi-string basses were actually pretty unique on the first few albums. Really, it's primarily Mike's playing that I find quite unimaginative and generic.
I feel the same way.dimejinky99 wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Sorry, LVs - Pearl Jam's guitar work has always seemed to me more serviceable than remarkable in its own right (which isn't necessarily a criticism).Kevin Davis wrote:Whose second statement don't you agree with, MJD's or LV's?Birds in Hell wrote:I don’t agree with the second statement but I do with the first.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, I've never looked to PJ for impressive guitarwork. They're sloppy as all hell live.mikejasond wrote:I'm gonna be honest. The more I listen to other bands the more I'm struck by how unimpressive the guitar players in PJ are, INCLUDING Mike.
Brian May is a damn genius. And live he sounds just as good as on the studio track.
I think Stone can be an interesting guitarist however, certainly moreso than Mike.
I've come to realize as a result of this recent "Bohemian Rhapsody" mania that I kind of hate Queen.
Stone's use of open tunings and Jeff's use of fretless and multi-string basses were actually pretty unique on the first few albums. Really, it's primarily Mike's playing that I find quite unimaginative and generic.
Don’t forget Stone writes a brilliant bridge. I’m less impressed by technical achievement than I am by good writing and interesting chord sequences. Stones great at that stuff.