Red Mosquito

mikejasond wrote:

coptheriotact wrote:It would be cool if they could experiment with the mixing of the 2022 bootlegs to match the soundscapes/open sounds of gigaton.

Or do something live. I'd love to see the concerts colored by the material. The 2006 album really informs the tone of the 2006 tour, and the Avocado songs feel like they fit very well. Gigaton is a unique album (for them at least) and could lead to a unique tour that feels different than previous ones.

Like... shorter shows?

mikejasond wrote:

coptheriotact wrote:It would be cool if they could experiment with the mixing of the 2022 bootlegs to match the soundscapes/open sounds of gigaton.

Or do something live. I'd love to see the concerts colored by the material. The 2006 album really informs the tone of the 2006 tour, and the Avocado songs feel like they fit very well. Gigaton is a unique album (for them at least) and could lead to a unique tour that feels different than previous ones.

I think this might've happened had they toured behind Gigaton as planned back in 2020.

Having pushed the tour back by literally a few years, they've probably moved on from that material a bit.

Birds in Hell wrote:

mikejasond wrote:

coptheriotact wrote:It would be cool if they could experiment with the mixing of the 2022 bootlegs to match the soundscapes/open sounds of gigaton.

Or do something live. I'd love to see the concerts colored by the material. The 2006 album really informs the tone of the 2006 tour, and the Avocado songs feel like they fit very well. Gigaton is a unique album (for them at least) and could lead to a unique tour that feels different than previous ones.

I think this might've happened had they toured behind Gigaton as planned back in 2020.

Having pushed the tour back by literally a few years, they've probably moved on from that material a bit.

Yea. It's maybe been too long since the album's release.

Most likely they realize they have to now transition to set list that will work the Indian Casinos circuit.

Tj wrote:Most likely they realize they have to now transition to set list that will work the Indian Casinos circuit.

is this what normally happens with bands who headline festivals around the world?

Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

PHATJ wrote:Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

100% on board with all of this

PHATJ wrote:Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

Retrograde was super good live.

VinylGuy wrote:

PHATJ wrote:Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

Retrograde was super good live.

Makes sense. It's a super good song.

VinylGuy wrote:

PHATJ wrote:Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

Retrograde was super good live.

I haven't heard/seen most of Gigaton in live form yet. I'll have to check youtube and see if I can fin some quality recordings.

epilogue wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

PHATJ wrote:Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

Retrograde was super good live.

Makes sense. It's a super good song.

yeah, its good, but at the same at first i felt it was kinda close with something from LB. That feeling went away with time and the ending is just great.

I remember Jeff saying that if this song was recorded with Brendan, he would have tried to get that amazing jam space off.

VinylGuy wrote:

epilogue wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

PHATJ wrote:Last weekend, I listened to Gigaton in its entirety for the first time in many months; it may have even been a year since the last time that happened. I was pleasantly reminded that I still really enjoy the album. Quick Escape remains my clear favorite. I absolutely love that song. I had basically forgotten most of Comes Then Goes, which was nice to rediscover. The outro on Retrograde is still cathartic as fuck. Most of the album still sounds great to these ears. I'm still somewhat amazed they made an album this strong after the two duds that preceded it.

Retrograde was super good live.

Makes sense. It's a super good song.

yeah, its good, but at the same at first i felt it was kinda close with something from LB. That feeling went away with time and the ending is just great.

I remember Jeff saying that if this song was recorded with Brendan, he would have tried to get that amazing jam space off.

Oh yeah. It very much sounds like it belongs on Lightning Bolt. Very much of those sessions (not saying it was written/recorded/worked on then; just the vibe). But sounds better than the production on that record. For sure.

Blasting this one..vinyl...damn side A is untouchable

I loooove 7 O Clock so fucking much....love what Jeff is doing in all the song, and those guitarssss

does Josh Evans do anything with touring pearl jam or do they use a different sound guy

VinylGuy wrote:Blasting this one..vinyl...damn side A is untouchable

I loooove 7 O Clock so fucking much....love what Jeff is doing in all the song, and those guitarssss

Facts.

tragabigzanda wrote:still too many words on this thing

Spoiler: show

Melly Mell and Richard Hell were dancing at the Taco Bell
When someone heard a rebel yell, I think it was an infidel
Adam Ant and Robert Plant were centers of a sycophant
Enlisted by Ulysses Grant to record at the Record Plant
Islamabad is on the nod, Havana at the riot squad
And if you want to be a Mod, you'll have to meet me at the quad
You got the best of my loco
I'll take the rest of your showboat
You got the best of my Yoko
I'll take the rest of your low note
Parliament's Atomic Dog, their hats were filling up with fog
Talk about the life and death of everything in analog
The 70's were such a win, singing the Led Zeppelin
Lizzie looking mighty thin, the Thomson's had another twin
I thought I won the lottery, the numbers never thought of me
Ramones had a lobotomy, so spin me like a pottery
I will be your poster child
You know the world is ours for a little while
And then, I will be your poster child tonight
La, da-da-da, bum-bum ba-dum
A funky piece, the Sandinista, me and mother Monalisa
Judas Priest has whipped beast, the mother love as named Theresa
Bubble gum, a cup of soup, dirty dandy nanda loop
A small banana in your hoop, and now I know the band is Ruca
Bernie Mac and Caddyshack were dusty as the bricker brack
And if you ask me for the time, I'll tell you that the preacher's back
You got the best of my loco
I'll take the rest of your showboat
You got the best of my Yoko
I'll take the rest of your low note
Steve Miller and Duran Duran, the Joker dancing in the sand
Van Morrison, the Astral man, the festival of hurricanes
Speak of Chico, weatherman, the silence of a certain lamb
MC5 kicked off the jam, a poncho full of contraband
Mary Queen was on the scene in every preteen magazine
The Motorhead and mystic queen are pissed he needed Valvoline
I will be your poster child
You know the world is ours for a little while
And then, I will be your poster child tonight
La, da-da-da, bum, bum, ba-dum
You got me on this
Well and I can't get off
With no one else but you
You turn me on too
Well then I can't get up
For no one else but you
Cream magazine and Love Supreme, the ballad of a Billie Jean
And now we know the status quo, but God would never save the queen
Hear me shaking, Copenhagen, copper goose of Ronald Regan
Dollar savers, Flavor Flav, and cosmic moves are power saving
And my fist a double kissed unlisted number purple mist and
Chubby Checker do the twist, and everyone's a narcissist
You got the best of my loco
I'll take the rest of your showboat
You got the best of my Yoko
I'll take the rest of your low note
The water bed was taking meds and Bieber with the house of red
I'm ready for the natty dread, a pocket full of talking heads
M.I.A.'s making paper planes, addiction to the ways of Janes
My stuff is made of purple rain, ten fingers in the lion's mane
Giant squid, Karate Kid, Sid Vicious in the Katie-did
The planet that we must forbid, the English speakers in Madrid
I will be your poster child
You know the world is ours for a little while
And then, I will be your poster child tonight
La, da-da-da, bum-bum, ba-dum
I will be your poster child
You know the world is ours for a little while
And then, I will be your poster child tonight
La, da-da-da, bum-bum, ba-dum

Jaeti wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Blasting this one..vinyl...damn side A is untouchable

I loooove 7 O Clock so fucking much....love what Jeff is doing in all the song, and those guitarssss

Facts.

also, love the bridge on Never Destination, even if its PJ by its numbers, i loved it.