Red Mosquito

theplatypus wrote:I hope you spent 3 hours making that picture

It took me 3 minutes, obviously

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

theplatypus wrote:I hope you spent 3 hours making that picture

It took me 3 minutes, obviously

You're no Trag, Ruddo.

I can't believe I wasted so much time doing this. But here it is.

Disc 1:
1. Once
2. World Wide Suicide
3. Got Some
4. Whipping
5. Smile
6. Nothing as It Seems
7. You Are
8. Alone
9. Rearviewmirror
10. Wishlist
11. Sleeping by Myself
12. Sleight of Hand

Disc 2:
1. Go
2. Sometimes
3. Even Flow
4. No Way
5. The Fixer
6. Evacuation
7. Spin the Black Circle
8. Wash
9. Gone
10. Help Help
11. Getaway
12. Hail, Hail

Disc 3:
1. Last Exit
2. Comatose
3. Tremor Christ
4. State of Love and Trust
5. Johnny Guitar
6. Light Years
7. Faithfull
8. Daughter
9. My Father's Son
10. Habit
11. Ghost
12. Alive

Disc 4:
1. Brain of J.
2. In My Tree
3. Gonna See My Friend
4. Animal
5. Oceans
6. Given to Fly
7. Of the Girl
8. Army Reserve
9. Future Days
10. Better Man
11. Hard to Imagine
12. Cant Keep

stip wrote:

mray10 wrote:Release
Grievance
Got Some
Not For You
Small Town
I Got Shit
Help Help
Yellow Moon
Army Reserve
No Way
Red Mosquito
Yellow Ledbetter


Who You Are
Go
Worldwide Suicide
Tremor Christ
Of the Girl
Porch
Force of Nature
Sleeping By Myself
Down
MFC
Can't Keep
Immortality


Corduroy
Animal
Smile
Black
Breath
Low Light
Marker In The Sand
Pendulum
Speed of Sound
You Are
Do The Evolution
Parting Ways


Brain of J
Insignificance
Life Wasted
Ghost
Present Tense
Alive
Better Man
The End
Infallible
RVM
Last Exit
Long Road

other than maybe last exit -> long road that 4th disc is masterfully done

Yeah, I liked that disc a lot but I agree that's an awkward transition. In my mind, Long Road might be a hidden track and come after some extended silence, which works a bit better because it feels like Last Exit is the end, which I have always liked the idea of ... and then Long Road is just kind of a coda.

Why 4 discs?!

it covers about 1/3rd of the album catalog

It's too much! Two discs should be enough

More, I say. Hang those who talk of less!

theplatypus wrote:It's too much! Two discs should be enough

Yeah, I feel a bit this way too.

But this is a fun thing to think on.

Mad idea. I'm in.

Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

Disc 2:
1. Go (vs)
2. Even Flow (Ten)
3. Not for You (Vitalogy)
4. Breath (non-album)
5. Red Mosquito (No Code)
6. Given to Fly (Yield)
7. Marker in the Sand (S/T)
8. Lightning Bolt (Lightning Bolt)
9. Just Breathe (Backspacer)
10. Cropduster (Riot Act)
11. Insignificance (Binaural)
12. The End (wildcard)

Disc 3:
1. Sometimes (No Code)
2. Tremor Christ (Vitalogy)
3. Faithful (Yield)
4. Hard to Imagine (non-album)
5. Yellow Moon (Lightning Bolt)
6. Can't Keep (Riot Act)
7. Oceans (Ten)
8. Parachuts (S/T)
9. Low Light (wildcard)
10. Speed of Sound (Backspacer)
11. Elderly Woman... (Vs)
12. Sleight of Hand (Binaural)

Disc 4:
1. Hitchhiker (non-album)
2. Ole (wildcard)
3. Let the Records Play (Lightning Bolt)
4. Johnny Guitar (Backspacer)
5. Green Disease (Riot Act)
6. World Wide Suicide (S/T)
7. Glorified G (Vs)
8. Mankind (No Code)
9. Soon Forget (Binaural)
10. Push Me, Pull Me (Yield)
11. Ave Davanita (Vitalogy)
12. Release (Ten)

durdencommatyler wrote:Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

This is delightful -- your vague adherence to original track placements gives this a very sturdy structural integrity, and your inclusion of several of my biggest underdog favorites endears it to my heart.

Kevin Davis wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

This is delightful -- your vague adherence to original track placements gives this a very sturdy structural integrity, and your inclusion of several of my biggest underdog favorites endears it to my heart.

Thank you. It plays shockingly well, I think. I listened to it while walking around Greenpoint the other night and it felt fantastic. Lost of drive and nostalgia and a good representation of what Pearl Jam is/means to me. I think it would actually be a fair retrospective disc that I could give to a friend who wanted to get into the band and understand why I like them at the same time.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

This is delightful -- your vague adherence to original track placements gives this a very sturdy structural integrity, and your inclusion of several of my biggest underdog favorites endears it to my heart.

Thank you. It plays shockingly well, I think. I listened to it while walking around Greenpoint the other night and it felt fantastic. Lost of drive and nostalgia and a good representation of what Pearl Jam is/means to me. I think it would actually be a fair retrospective disc that I could give to a friend who wanted to get into the band and understand why I like them at the same time.

Lose Amongst the Waves and this is very nice.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer)
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

This is delightful -- your vague adherence to original track placements gives this a very sturdy structural integrity, and your inclusion of several of my biggest underdog favorites endears it to my heart.

Thank you. It plays shockingly well, I think. I listened to it while walking around Greenpoint the other night and it felt fantastic. Lost of drive and nostalgia and a good representation of what Pearl Jam is/means to me. I think it would actually be a fair retrospective disc that I could give to a friend who wanted to get into the band and understand why I like them at the same time.

Lose Amongst the Waves and this is very nice.

I know a lot of people hate it. But it's the only song that really fits what I was going for and fit Stip's assignment of including something from each record. Also, I personally just happen to love the song on its own. I think it's one of the stronger tracks on the last two records. But I had a feeling it would be the biggest sticking point for most here.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer)
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

This is delightful -- your vague adherence to original track placements gives this a very sturdy structural integrity, and your inclusion of several of my biggest underdog favorites endears it to my heart.

Thank you. It plays shockingly well, I think. I listened to it while walking around Greenpoint the other night and it felt fantastic. Lost of drive and nostalgia and a good representation of what Pearl Jam is/means to me. I think it would actually be a fair retrospective disc that I could give to a friend who wanted to get into the band and understand why I like them at the same time.

Lose Amongst the Waves and this is very nice.

I know a lot of people hate it. But it's the only song that really fits what I was going for and fit Stip's assignment of including something from each record. Also, I personally just happen to love the song on its own. I think it's one of the stronger tracks on the last two records. But I had a feeling it would be the biggest sticking point for most here.

Nah, that song blows.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Disc 1:
1. Last Exit (Vitalogy)
2. Animal (Vs)
3. No Way (Yield)
4. In My Tree (No Code)
5. Nothing as it Seems (Binaural)
6. Amongst the Waves (Backspacer)
7. Infallible (Lightning Bolt)
8. Severed Hand (S/T)
9. Help Help (Riot Act)
10. In the Moonlight (non-album)
11. Garden (Ten)
12. Around the Bend (wildcard)

This is delightful -- your vague adherence to original track placements gives this a very sturdy structural integrity, and your inclusion of several of my biggest underdog favorites endears it to my heart.

Thank you. It plays shockingly well, I think. I listened to it while walking around Greenpoint the other night and it felt fantastic. Lost of drive and nostalgia and a good representation of what Pearl Jam is/means to me. I think it would actually be a fair retrospective disc that I could give to a friend who wanted to get into the band and understand why I like them at the same time.

Lose Amongst the Waves and this is very nice.

I know a lot of people hate it. But it's the only song that really fits what I was going for and fit Stip's assignment of including something from each record. Also, I personally just happen to love the song on its own. I think it's one of the stronger tracks on the last two records. But I had a feeling it would be the biggest sticking point for most here.

Nah, that song blows.

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