Red Mosquito

Leatherhead wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I still think this is the best album they made since the 90s. There are six albums I think are truly great and its the first four, ST, and Gigaton. It's incredible that they were able to do this after LB which I think I liked better than Backspacer at the time but now like much less.

Who Ever Said is an awesome opener, but didn't seem that great live sadly from the clip I saw. It's amazing on the album though.

Also I still love DOTC

I'm surprised you don't group Yield with Ten --> No Code.

I do, compared to BInaural and Riot Act, which I legitimately don't like. I like Yield, it's just rarely my choice of which album to listen to. It has some solid songs and a small handful of REALLY good songs, but it still comes across as more average to me, compared to the ones before. I do think that the time from Ten->Yield is when Pearl Jam was overall really solid

Dance of the Clairvoyants is two and a half years old. the excitement of it being new and exciting has now officially worn off. this is still one of the best songs pearl jam has ever written, probably somewhere in the top 20 of all of their songs. that alone is amazing, but the rest of this album is great, too. this is almost like the start of a new era of pearl jam.

mikejasond wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I still think this is the best album they made since the 90s. There are six albums I think are truly great and its the first four, ST, and Gigaton. It's incredible that they were able to do this after LB which I think I liked better than Backspacer at the time but now like much less.

Who Ever Said is an awesome opener, but didn't seem that great live sadly from the clip I saw. It's amazing on the album though.

Also I still love DOTC

I'm surprised you don't group Yield with Ten --> No Code.

I do, compared to BInaural and Riot Act, which I legitimately don't like. I like Yield, it's just rarely my choice of which album to listen to. It has some solid songs and a small handful of REALLY good songs, but it still comes across as more average to me, compared to the ones before. I do think that the time from Ten->Yield is when Pearl Jam was overall really solid

Seriously re-think Binaural. Get depressed and smoke some weed or something.

warehouse wrote:Dance of the Clairvoyants is two and a half years old. the excitement of it being new and exciting has now officially worn off. this is still one of the best songs pearl jam has ever written, probably somewhere in the top 20 of all of their songs. that alone is amazing, but the rest of this album is great, too. this is almost like the start of a new era of pearl jam.

Hopefully. I agree with your assessment.

mikejasond wrote:I still think this is the best album they made since the 90s.

This.

Jaeti wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I still think this is the best album they made since the 90s.

This.

Agreed.

guitar_davey wrote:

Jaeti wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I still think this is the best album they made since the 90s.

This.

Agreed.

Binaural is close, but i think i agree.

Thurman Murman wrote:

guitar_davey wrote:

Jaeti wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I still think this is the best album they made since the 90s.

This.

Agreed.

Binaural is close, but i think i agree.

I was gonna say, I totally agree if we take out Binaural and Riot Act.

Was at the pinkpop show. DOTC and Quick eacape are excellent live! Hopefully they will become staples for years

After a couple of years, here's what's sticking in my somewhat permanent rotation:

DOTC
Alright
Seven
Who ever said

Coach wrote:After a couple of years, here's what's sticking in my somewhat permanent rotation:

DOTC
Alright
Seven
Who ever said

Solid list. Quick Escape reminds me of their Ten sound (a very good thing for me), and I find myself wondering if the people that don't like it so much are the same ones that don't care for Ten that much.

RockPusher wrote:

Coach wrote:After a couple of years, here's what's sticking in my somewhat permanent rotation:

DOTC
Alright
Seven
Who ever said

Solid list. Quick Escape reminds me of their Ten sound (a very good thing for me), and I find myself wondering if the people that don't like it so much are the same ones that don't care for Ten that much.

Quick Escape's great. To me it sounds nothing like Ten though.

DOTC
QE
Alright
7:00
Take The Long Way

Nice lil ep.

Leatherhead wrote:

RockPusher wrote:

Coach wrote:After a couple of years, here's what's sticking in my somewhat permanent rotation:

DOTC
Alright
Seven
Who ever said

Solid list. Quick Escape reminds me of their Ten sound (a very good thing for me), and I find myself wondering if the people that don't like it so much are the same ones that don't care for Ten that much.

Quick Escape's great. To me it sounds nothing like Ten though.

I like Ten, but yeah, QE sounds more like Vs or Yield to me for whatever reason. I liked the song at first but it's a little grating these days. Maybe it bounces back. I hope so.

I'll take songs 1 through 12, please and thank you, then a second helping of 1–6.

Spotify has a tour edition with live versions now.

I don’t see it.

liebzz wrote:I don’t see it.

Might show up in 3 hours. I'm already 13 hours into Friday.

LetMeSleep wrote:

liebzz wrote:I don’t see it.

Might show up in 3 hours. I'm already 13 hours into Friday.

time travel is a heckuva drug.

These live versions are fine but the interesting thing is how much Josh K supports parts of the song. I do like that this era of PJ have the two Josh’s adding colour but also hearing the live versions, these songs have very cool structures for instance Who Ever Said is great but just sounds a bit pieced together on the album itself.

I love this era of the band. All my friends used to love PJ but dropped off over the past 10 years so it is bittersweet to have this album click like this. I was supposed to be going to Hyde Park today but could not due to other commitments but I am back loving PJ lately.