Red Mosquito

harmless wrote:Congratulations to your fathers!

Brambo wrote:The result is more than three quarters of music

dimejinky99 wrote:Foreign reviews translated are raising more questions than they're answering.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Foreign reviews translated are raising more questions than they're answering.

Yep.

Sleeping By Myself we know all of Vedder's solo album Ukulele Songs, but is now equipped with additional package

Brambo wrote:http://www.platomania.eu/album/2320950/lightning-bolt/pearl-jam


There are few bands as long existence keep as Pearl Jam. After 23 years, the rock band from Seattle might not be as hip as in the time of the album Ten, but certainly still relevant. Pearl Jam has been a few years back even unprecedented popularity, partly due to the focus on the deluxe edition of Ten and the success of frontman Eddie Vedder's soundtrack for Into The Wild. Lightning Bolt is the tenth studio album from the band and, like predecessor Backspacer on its own label Monkeywrench Records. Obviously there worked with regular producer Brendan O'Brien. The result is more than three quarters of music, the first half largely past as an express train thundering and the second half a lot more subdued and text centered. You can't speak of real innovation but that bothers nowhere. opener Getaway and title track Lightning Bolt had to stand in style of Backspacer First single Mind Your Manners grabs further back and reminds Spin The Black Circle of Vitalogy. Sleeping By Myself we know all of Vedder's solo album Ukulele Songs, but is now equipped with additional packages. Also lyrically we get from Eddie Vedder what makes him such a brilliant songwriter: texts about observing feelings and the outside world, and by trial and error to find your own place, be it in terms of love (Sleeping By Myself ), family (My Father's Son) or yourself (Pendulum) is. With Lightning Bolt Pearl Jam once again proves its own timelessness. 8.0

Iowaska_Experience wrote:

stip wrote:You know, the accomplishments of this thread are even more impressive when you remember how many great posters are lying low and avoiding leaks.

What are we, chopped liver??

harmless wrote:

Brambo wrote:The result is more than three quarters of music

Gotta be honest, I was hoping for more than that.

Brambo wrote:http://www.platomania.eu/album/2320950/lightning-bolt/pearl-jam


There are few bands as long existence keep as Pearl Jam. After 23 years, the rock band from Seattle might not be as hip as in the time of the album Ten, but certainly still relevant. Pearl Jam has been a few years back even unprecedented popularity, partly due to the focus on the deluxe edition of Ten and the success of frontman Eddie Vedder's soundtrack for Into The Wild. Lightning Bolt is the tenth studio album from the band and, like predecessor Backspacer on its own label Monkeywrench Records. Obviously there worked with regular producer Brendan O'Brien. The result is more than three quarters of music, the first half largely past as an express train thundering and the second half a lot more subdued and text centered. You can't speak of real innovation but that bothers nowhere. opener Getaway and title track Lightning Bolt had to stand in style of Backspacer First single Mind Your Manners grabs further back and reminds Spin The Black Circle of Vitalogy. Sleeping By Myself we know all of Vedder's solo album Ukulele Songs, but is now equipped with additional packages. Also lyrically we get from Eddie Vedder what makes him such a brilliant songwriter: texts about observing feelings and the outside world, and by trial and error to find your own place, be it in terms of love (Sleeping By Myself ), family (My Father's Son) or yourself (Pendulum) is. With Lightning Bolt Pearl Jam once again proves its own timelessness. 8.0

stip wrote:

Brambo wrote:http://www.platomania.eu/album/2320950/lightning-bolt/pearl-jam


There are few bands as long existence keep as Pearl Jam. After 23 years, the rock band from Seattle might not be as hip as in the time of the album Ten, but certainly still relevant. Pearl Jam has been a few years back even unprecedented popularity, partly due to the focus on the deluxe edition of Ten and the success of frontman Eddie Vedder's soundtrack for Into The Wild. Lightning Bolt is the tenth studio album from the band and, like predecessor Backspacer on its own label Monkeywrench Records. Obviously there worked with regular producer Brendan O'Brien. The result is more than three quarters of music, the first half largely past as an express train thundering and the second half a lot more subdued and text centered. You can't speak of real innovation but that bothers nowhere. opener Getaway and title track Lightning Bolt had to stand in style of Backspacer First single Mind Your Manners grabs further back and reminds Spin The Black Circle of Vitalogy. Sleeping By Myself we know all of Vedder's solo album Ukulele Songs, but is now equipped with additional packages. Also lyrically we get from Eddie Vedder what makes him such a brilliant songwriter: texts about observing feelings and the outside world, and by trial and error to find your own place, be it in terms of love (Sleeping By Myself ), family (My Father's Son) or yourself (Pendulum) is. With Lightning Bolt Pearl Jam once again proves its own timelessness. 8.0

thank you for posting. I'll add this to the archive if someone can provide a tighter translation.