Red Mosquito

Of course i knew it, but every time i listen to that one is like fuuuuuck this dude is amazing

Yeah the same thing happens to me. I forget it exists and then I hear it and am blown away every time.

Yes Black Book, actually all of those 'new' Mad Season tunes that Mark provided vocals for are extremely underrated IMO

I listen to the album proper pretty often but I threw on the Reissue after finishing Lanegan's book and Locomotive really just pummels you, all three Lanegan tracks are tremendous.

I don't think I've ever seen it mentioned but what is the instrumental piece that plays over the credits of the Live at the Moore DVD called?

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, Barret is amazing. His phase on the Trees is so fucking good. I would love for Martin to record with PJ.

When soundgarden reformed, I actually hoped that Matt would leave PJ and be replaced by Barrett. He could've brought back the Jack Irons-era vibe.

arthurdent wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, Barret is amazing. His phase on the Trees is so fucking good. I would love for Martin to record with PJ.

When soundgarden reformed, I actually hoped that Matt would leave PJ and be replaced by Barrett. He could've brought back the Jack Irons-era vibe.

yeah he was the first on my list if Matt decided to leave PJ.

oasisfan35 wrote:I listen to the album proper pretty often but I threw on the Reissue after finishing Lanegan's book and Locomotive really just pummels you, all three Lanegan tracks are tremendous.

yeah, thats a great one. I need to catch up with the book.

I wish Barrett had joined Pearl Jam in 1998 instead of Matt.

I love Long Gone Day

VinylGuy wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:I listen to the album proper pretty often but I threw on the Reissue after finishing Lanegan's book and Locomotive really just pummels you, all three Lanegan tracks are tremendous.

yeah, thats a great one. I need to catch up with the book.

I saw the hardcover is on sale already on Amazon

verb_to_trust wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:I listen to the album proper pretty often but I threw on the Reissue after finishing Lanegan's book and Locomotive really just pummels you, all three Lanegan tracks are tremendous.

yeah, thats a great one. I need to catch up with the book.

I saw the hardcover is on sale already on Amazon

yeah, i been thinking of getting it.

arthurdent wrote:I don't think I've ever seen it mentioned but what is the instrumental piece that plays over the credits of the Live at the Moore DVD called?

I watched the DVD the other night and this piece is still fantastic. I don't think it ever showed up in anything else, just material from the studio that was never used.

edit: Stay from Scraps at Midnight is in my head...

!!!!!!

Not sure I had ever seen Layne play a guitar before

Bammer wrote: !!!!!!

Not sure I had ever seen Layne play a guitar before

Never saw the full Unplugged?

wease wrote:

Bammer wrote: !!!!!!

Not sure I had ever seen Layne play a guitar before

Never saw the full Unplugged?

It’s just not something that stands out in my memory.

He has a very feminine wrist flick with his right hand.

Bammer wrote:
He has a very feminine wrist flick with his right hand.

the most bammer post of all time

Bammer wrote:

wease wrote:

Bammer wrote: !!!!!!

Not sure I had ever seen Layne play a guitar before

Never saw the full Unplugged?

It’s just not something that stands out in my memory.

He has a very feminine wrist flick with his right hand.

Not everyone strums with a crowbar-esque technique like Vedder does

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Bammer wrote:
He has a very feminine wrist flick with his right hand.

the most bammer post of all time

Ok?