Red Mosquito

Only easy match this round. Rearviewmirror by a mile.

Have Pearl Jam ever played Go with the intro?

Go was also the song that busted my PJ nut, so to speak.

i cant believe go is losing.

Go is a great song. Elevated in large part to a superb opening sequence. Apart from that there really isn't much going on except for some good straight forward rawk.

Rearviewmirror has always been a favorite (even though i don't care for the extended interlude). Rearviewmirror has a strong rhythmic force that each component of the song seems to barley hang on to. It feels like its on the verge of falling apart at any moment (and it eventually does at the end) and i love that.


Rearviewmirror.

this is a travesty

Hey RVM voters, show yourselves you fucking cowards

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hey RVM voters, show yourselves you fucking cowards

Go, easily. With all the Go love happening here, surprised to see it losing so badly.

Both of these songs are about vehicles.

It's because Rearviewmirror doesn't require any championing.

Looks like we're going to be leaving Go in our rear view mirror.

tommymtcom wrote:Have Pearl Jam ever played Go with the intro?

They did at some of the early 1995 shows:



I think those are the only times from memory.

I presume the intro was just a studio warm-up they decided to tack onto the recorded version because it sounded kind of cool, I don't think it was ever considered by the band to be part of the song proper - even on the earliest performances of the song with Dave before Vs was released, they go straight to the regular opening chord stabs.

For some reason I'm recalling them doing the introduced (sort of) recently ?

Go. Go to hell, Rearviewmirror!

cool your jets, B

2 utter beasts. Go it is.

I've never been as into rearview mirror as most. But I've always loved Go.

Birds in Hell wrote:

tommymtcom wrote:Have Pearl Jam ever played Go with the intro?

They did at some of the early 1995 shows:



I think those are the only times from memory.

I presume the intro was just a studio warm-up they decided to tack onto the recorded version because it sounded kind of cool, I don't think it was ever considered by the band to be part of the song proper - even on the earliest performances of the song with Dave before Vs was released, they go straight to the regular opening chord stabs.

where's the standing ovation smily for this band? the band with Jack... Those were the days. PJ was so good with Jack and also with Dave. I love Matt, great drummer, seems like a cool dude, but goddamn do I miss those guys.