Red Mosquito

Iholdthepain wrote:Ed butchered Dave's last name

I want to hear more about this.

Birds in Hell wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:Ed butchered Dave's last name

I want to hear more about this.

It sounded kinda like Ed said "this song was written by our former drummer... Dave Ablerseesis?" as he looked back at Jeff... I think...

Oh, and after watching the video, I take it all back. It was absolutely great having Angel played in Telluride!

I love that song so damn much that I had an irrational emotional response in real time

Iholdthepain wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Iholdthepain wrote:Ed butchered Dave's last name

I want to hear more about this.

It sounded kinda like Ed said "this song was written by our former drummer... Dave Ablerseesis?" as he looked back at Jeff... I think...

Oh, and after watching the video, I take it all back. It was absolutely great having Angel played in Telluride!

I love that song so damn much that I had an irrational emotional response in real time

I'm jealous. When I saw "Angel" come up on livefootsteps, I went and checked Dimi's twitter and the pit to verify that wasn't a typo.

I changed the date in the name of the thread since B got it wrong.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Bammer wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

Bammer wrote:

evenslow wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:I like the studio version of Angel, but this sounds disgusting to my ears.

It was a surprise for sure, but I thought it sucked too.

Count me in this group as well. Cool that they tried it, but...

I'm going to help you out with a little math.

The only version of that song which you're familiar with was recorded when Ed was approximately 30 years old. Now he's like 51 or something. It's going to sound different.

The unattractive differences have nothing to do with the aging of his pipes, and everything to do with his choice of phrasing. The time between the studio cut and this one is irrelevant.

Well when you put it like that...

Yep, exactly.

The song was written by Dave A.

Dave A., as far as we know, is the only PJ member to have the tattoo.

The version you've grown up listening to was heavily dependent upon Dave A.

Dave A. ain't around no more, so it's going to sound different.




Or in short ...

Bammer wrote: Dave A., as far as we know, is the only PJ member to have the tattoo.

is Dave A. chud?!

Wow this setlist looks awesome I love the starting with like 10 slow songs before going into Corduroy and stuff

mikejasond wrote:Wow this setlist looks awesome I love the starting with like 10 slow songs before going into Corduroy and stuff

WELCOME BACK

tragabigzanda wrote:

Bammer wrote:

evenslow wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:I like the studio version of Angel, but this sounds disgusting to my ears.

It was a surprise for sure, but I thought it sucked too.

Count me in this group as well. Cool that they tried it, but...

I'm going to help you out with a little math.

The only version of that song which you're familiar with was recorded when Ed was approximately 30 years old. Now he's like 51 or something. It's going to sound different.

The unattractive differences have nothing to do with the aging of his pipes, and everything to do with his choice of phrasing. The time between the studio cut and this one is irrelevant.

why do you think he sings like that

He's baaaaaack...

I sure hope anyone playing in the fantasy league saved "Thin Air" for their number 1 pick for this show...

I knew for certain we'd get setting forth, thin air, and some sort of WMA.

Thin Air was so beautiful.

Strat wrote:I knew for certain we'd get setting forth, thin air, and some sort of WMA.

Thin Air was so beautiful.

I'm pretty sure I heard you cheering in that video.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:I knew for certain we'd get setting forth, thin air, and some sort of WMA.

Thin Air was so beautiful.

I'm pretty sure I heard you cheering in that video.

I wasn't that close when pearl jam hit the stage

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:I knew for certain we'd get setting forth, thin air, and some sort of WMA.

Thin Air was so beautiful.

I'm pretty sure I heard you cheering in that video.

I wasn't that close when pearl jam hit the stage

One of these times if I'm up close at a show and I see someone serious about recording a song, I need to go near them and yell "strat this is ruddo" and hope it gets posted to YouTube.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:I knew for certain we'd get setting forth, thin air, and some sort of WMA.

Thin Air was so beautiful.

I'm pretty sure I heard you cheering in that video.

I wasn't that close when pearl jam hit the stage

One of these times if I'm up close at a show and I see someone serious about recording a song, I need to go near them and yell "strat this is ruddo" and hope it gets posted to YouTube.

That would make my day.

Audience recording. MP3 only, though.... Very nice sounding.

https://we.tl/ocQZQtVupE