Red Mosquito

ABNorman wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:you are doing great work here today hulk

I do it for America, brother.

Mike wrote:Does Brendan WANT me to think he sucks?

stip wrote:

harmless wrote:

Huell wrote:

harmless wrote:

Huell wrote:

harmless wrote:So this happened, huh? People are still telling fully-grown adults that they can't have a negative opinion on anything Pearl Jam does? I'd like to remind everyone that PJ are also fully-grown adults, getting handsomely paid for what they do. They don't need Internet white knights sticking up for them. They do what they want to do, and their fans will have opinions on the products they release. Well, the ones still allowed to utilise independent thinking will. It's fine. Live and let live.

Is there anyone on any post saying u can't have an opinion on the band? Some people just have different opinions. Live and let live? Someone who posts 12000 mainly negative posts on a board about the fricking thing the board is about does have much of a life to live. And if anyone doesn't accept peoples opinions it's you. Stick your withering responses up your cake hole.

Peace out... Fuck off and sharpen your knives for when this thing drops, I have a feeling you won't like the album anyway. Laters

This was the kind of post I was referring to:

pappas wrote:anyone who bashes on Mike solos is basically saying they hate PJ. It's the same as bashing on Stones riffs

If we can't have a conversation about why this kind of post is ridiculous, at least let's not resort to fucking insults and being a general dickhead, like you do here.

Its not a conversation man, you're on each topic running the music down. If you went off the band after Riot Act or whatever, some people came onto this board recently to get buzzed about a new album which doesnt happen so often. The stalwarts on this board are like 'oh, we have to put up with fans... this place is about communication and democracy...we're the RM...' Its not, really its not... this is for fans. You and your ilk are the passive agressive, borderline personalities, who must have very little control in their own lives because they need to exert it here instead. Seriously change your posting name to 'General Dickhead'... its so fitting and you came up with all on your own... me, I preferred you're earlier stuff...

I honestly think you've got the wrong guy, man. You've not caught my thousands of posts gushing about Sirens and three of the leaked songs? You want to check my postcount; I wouldn't have got to 10,000 posts before anyone else if all I posted was negative. Seriously. I do sometimes post negative things, but that's because I'm a human being with ears and the ability to process what I hear critically.

Now Harmless, we've all met chud.

Stone wrote:Each of us brings in a package of demos. We go in the studio, mostly without Eddie, and we start to improvise together on those demos. We end up with a Cd with 14 to 15 tracks that we give to Eddie. The we go back in the studio and redo everything 2 to 3 times. At the end of all this we play the songs for Brendan. The songs take shape in this way, like a dialogue, then without realising it we're in LA recording the definitive versions. This time it took as longer.

Stone wrote:Sometimes the lyrics come 1st. I like this method because the lyrics can push the arrangements in directions that are completely new, making you do things you wouldn't normally do. Mostly what comes 1st is the music, the melody, that while it takes shape brings the lyrics along.

Stone wrote:You miss your family a lot on tour. Being away from a 6 year old daughter seems like forever. When i can i take her with me.

Ours is a spacial case. We can choose, and we do, to do only 3 week per leg long tours. We try not to overdo it: It's only rock and roll, the safety of the universe is not in question here. It's more important to take care of ourselves. This is probably why the band lasts as long, because we're still having fun.

Stone wrote:I don't see why we should stop touring at 60. Maybe at some point we'll say : "Ok, this was nice, but that's it!" As of now we have no intention to.

What makes Pearl Jam special, as they confirmed to the Italian Rolling Stone, is their public, Italians especially. All those fans that have always followed them as if they were a religion and after 4 years of wait are dying to hear the new record Lightning Bolt

stip wrote:

Mine wrote:

stip wrote:I think this is a better translation of the previous review

http://www.rockol.com/uk/review-5428/pe ... tning-bolt

Better!!???!!! It doesn't even have the lyrics snippets of the original

ps. though i can see how that may make it better for you

You know I posted that and then scrolled back up and thought 'shit, I forgot mine translated it, too'

Whitey McTeeth wrote:This thread has just leg dropped itself.

Brambo wrote:Arghhh in a dutch interview with brendan o'brien, he said he love to make pearl jam songs with hit potential. He is trying to push eddie in that way, but he won't. "When eddie gets the feeling that a song have som hit potential, he wants to stop with it immediately"

stupidmop wrote:

Brambo wrote:Arghhh in a dutch interview with brendan o'brien, he said he love to make pearl jam songs with hit potential. He is trying to push eddie in that way, but he won't. "When eddie gets the feeling that a song have som hit potential, he wants to stop with it immediately"

Fuck off brenden! Fight the power ed!

Though obviously he isnt fighting that hard, what with sirens n all.

Mirella wrote:

stupidmop wrote:

Brambo wrote:Arghhh in a dutch interview with brendan o'brien, he said he love to make pearl jam songs with hit potential. He is trying to push eddie in that way, but he won't. "When eddie gets the feeling that a song have som hit potential, he wants to stop with it immediately"

Fuck off brenden! Fight the power ed!

Though obviously he isnt fighting that hard, what with sirens n all.

I saw something about Ed telling Stone and Jeff that Brendan was their friend. In an interview or the video or somewhere? I thought it was funny, but also telling.

groetjes,
Mirella

Tuolumne wrote:Great points. This dynamic being discussed here is the essence of what makes Pearl Jam interesting to me. PJ is the band, from the very very beginning, who have sort of walked the tightrope between the old uncompromising indie rock world and the completely compromising schlock rock world.

If I wanted a band that completely disregarded pop and mainstream sensibilities, I would have just gotten into Sonic Youth. You want interesting, layered, experimental, left turns, no care in the world about how that relates to the "commercial" world? Sonic Youth is your band. I don't know why you'd evr bother with Pearl Jam. But SY never appealed to me because it always struck me as a "preach to the choir" band. PJ is the band that reaches out and grabs you, and while you're hooked in, you get some important statements.

harmless wrote:

Mike wrote:Does Brendan WANT me to think he sucks?

Surely he's been friends with PJ for long enough to know that they don't want to be the Pussycat Dolls.

harmless wrote:Does that review call Eddie a "Douche" or Brendan?

broken iris wrote:

harmless wrote:

Mike wrote:Does Brendan WANT me to think he sucks?

Surely he's been friends with PJ for long enough to know that they don't want to be the Pussycat Dolls.

If I were Pearl Jam I'd like to be in the Pussycat Dolls. Most of them, anyway.

ABNorman wrote:To anyone who would scream "Fuck you" to anyone on this board:

I work part time for an SMS Q&A service, and one of our regular customers (who has changed his phone number several times) SMS's us to ask what would be left behind if various dangerous animals ate little boys in speedos. Another customer flat out asked us to advise him where he could find underaged boys to have sex with in Dublin.

Think about that the next time you judge someone for feeling a little bit passionate/annoyed with one little rock band.

ABNorman wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:you are doing great work here today hulk

I do it for America, brother.