Red Mosquito

kewl.

Milk?

Medosweet.

A few years ago I wore a Pearl Jam shirt to work and some kid came up to me and was like "Great shirt, that's hilarious!"

Shit. Like those Iron Maiden shirts ten years ago.

Did it look like this?

Yes. It was the "Ed Pooping" shirt from 1993.

I think we can all agree that Rolling Stone completely dropped the ball by not using that picture for their 1996 trash piece cover story.

I have one I wear when I'm walking the dog. I try to avoid people when wearing it.

BurtReynolds wrote:I have one I wear when I'm walking the dog. I try to avoid people when wearing it.

I have to wear a hat everywhere I go now, due to the Pearl Jam tattoo on my forehead and all.

Oh I have a Bonnaroo shirt too, but I'm more embarrassed that it has metallica on it.

I wonder if the band will ever post in this thread.

To admit most of the band kind of regrets releasing No Code?

The sooner they say it out loud, the sooner the healing can begin

McParadigm wrote:The sooner they say it out loud, the sooner the healing can begin

This could apply to Dave A. I sense there has been a lot not said on that issue.

McParadigm wrote:The sooner they say it out loud, the sooner the healing can begin

They've been saying it out loud for 10 years after which they switched to "people have been telling us it's their favourite album for 10 years so we figured we shouldn't be talking shit about it in public anymore".

LetMeSleep wrote:

McParadigm wrote:The sooner they say it out loud, the sooner the healing can begin

This could apply to Dave A. I sense there has been a lot not said on that issue.

Some people would never found anything said about that matter satisfying. It's been blown way out of proportion by fans imo.

Mine wrote:

McParadigm wrote:The sooner they say it out loud, the sooner the healing can begin

They've been saying it out loud for 10 years after which they switched to "people have been telling us it's their favourite album for 10 years so we figured we shouldn't be talking shit about it in public anymore".

Yeah, they really fell silent on that one.

Any regrets?

Jeff Ament: Probably moreso on the Vitalogy or No Code era, I wish I had more time with those songs. Those records, Ed would show us a song and play it twice and that’s sort of what would end up going out there. Luckily you get to play those songs live and there’s lots of pretty good versions of those songs live.

Stone Gossard: You can kind of fix your part live if it’s pretty subtle. There’s things you can do to be better for some of those old songs where somebody wouldn’t necessarily pick up on it.

What a bunch of pricks.

McParadigm wrote:

Mine wrote:

McParadigm wrote:The sooner they say it out loud, the sooner the healing can begin

They've been saying it out loud for 10 years after which they switched to "people have been telling us it's their favourite album for 10 years so we figured we shouldn't be talking shit about it in public anymore".

Yeah, they really fell silent on that one.

Any regrets?

Jeff Ament: Probably moreso on the Vitalogy or No Code era, I wish I had more time with those songs. Those records, Ed would show us a song and play it twice and that’s sort of what would end up going out there. Luckily you get to play those songs live and there’s lots of pretty good versions of those songs live.

Stone Gossard: You can kind of fix your part live if it’s pretty subtle. There’s things you can do to be better for some of those old songs where somebody wouldn’t necessarily pick up on it.

and funny how so many people who's favourite records are the 2 above are vehemently convinced the problem with PJ is not enough influence of those same Ament and Gossard.