Red Mosquito

I don't get that complaint at all. You guys are nuts.

cutuphalfdead wrote:I'm fully prepared for this one to break my heart.

Aw huh.

Sunburn is so fucking good, I really can't stand it. And it gets better the more I listen to it.

Agreed. Of the earth is just too generic

It's a No Code outtake, not a Yield one.

12-21 Luglio 1995 - Chicago Recording Company - Chicago, IL; Settembre 1995 1995 - Kingsway Studio - New Orleans, LA; Gennaio/Febbraio 1996 - Studio Litho - Seattle, WA; Marzo 1996 - Chicago Recording Company - Chicago, IL; Aprile 1996 - Studio Litho - Seattle, WA; Maggio 1996 - Atlanta, GA
Ed Vedder - vocals, guitar, background vocals, harmonica on 'Smile'; Stone Gossard - guitar, background vocals, vocals on 'Mankind,' bass on 'Smile'; Mike McCready - guitar, piano on 'Sometimes'; Jeff Ament - bass, background vocals, guitar on 'Smile'; Jack Irons - drum kit, percussion; Brendan O'Brien - piano, guitar on 'Gremmie Out Of Control'

All Night
Around The Bend
Black Red Yellow
Brain Of J.
Dead Man
Gremmie Out Of Control
Habit
Hail, Hail
Hard To Imagine
I'm Open
In My Tree
Leaving Here
Lukin
Mankind
Off He Goes
Present Tense
Red Mosquito
Smile
Sometimes
Who You Are
Tommy Who
23 Street Chorus
Lukin II
The Needle
Sunburn
Falling Down
Parting Ways

we both know it's a yield outtake, chud.

stip wrote: Any post pearl jam song after Riot Act has people who will vote against it on principle.

Do you really believe that this is true? Could it not be that some people genuinely don't care for Pearl Jam's post-Riot Act output.

I really don't get the love for Of the Earth.

tommymctom wrote:

stip wrote: Any post pearl jam song after Riot Act has people who will vote against it on principle.

Do you really believe that this is true? Could it not be that some people genuinely don't care for Pearl Jam's post-Riot Act output.

yup. that is also true. these are not exclusive options

cutuphalfdead wrote:I really don't get the love for Of the Earth.

Generic

Kaius wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:I really don't get the love for Of the Earth.

Generic

yup

people may not necessarily love of the earth either. This is a pretty underwhelming matchup for me.

Sunburn is so fucking good. I hate you.

Of the Earth could be really great if trimmed up and executed a little differently. It has so much promise. The melody needs to move more, the lyrics need to - be something- and that end outro jam needs to be for-fucking-ever.

But, Sunburn is so goddamn lovely.

stip wrote:yeah, that takes me out of the song before it really gets the chance to get going.

Plus I just don't like it very much when stone sings.

It's Stone singing.. I'm pretty sure it's "Oh him, Oh him"

I would love to hear a proper studio version of 'Of the earth'

The live version feels very incomplete to me.

me too. Sometimes songs like this get helped out by having the listener fill in the gaps, and imagining that they're awesome. I'm sure that's part of the appeal a song like P+G has for me.

stip wrote:Sometimes songs like this get helped out by having the listener fill in the gaps, and imagining that they're awesome.

Yet people still vote for it over Sunburn, a song that requires no imagination to make awesome.

bluestate wrote:It's a nice song overall, real catchy chorus... but I just can't get past that "o hymn o hymn" part.

Ditto

You guys are stupid.