Re: Eddie Vedder - Earthling
Posted: Fri February 11, 2022 5:14 pm
on my way - taylor swift did this thing where she found a recording of her deceased grandmother and put it on the song marjorie. i love that song.
definitelyJaeti wrote:Invincible/On My Way as bookends are just great.
The 1975 did it too (Matty's dad, he isn't dead but you got the two generations thing and it was nice)Chris_H_2 wrote:on my way - taylor swift did this thing where she found a recording of her deceased grandmother and put it on the song marjorie. i love that song.
Kevin Davis wrote:Agree 100%. What a blast of a song! It reminds me a bit of the Nirvana track "Ain't It a Shame" (from the With the Lights Out box), but more polished of course.spike wrote:Try is the best track.
There are at least half a dozen tracks here I really enjoyed. Better than I was expecting for sure.
I fucking LOVE Big Thief! “Not” is in heavy rotation for me at the moment. I can hear PJ covering this with Neil Young.Chris_H_2 wrote:it wasn't terrible. there are at least two songs that I would definitely listen to over and over. and while most of the others aren't on that level, i wouldn't necessarily skip them right away when they come up on my spotify recommendations.
now on to mother f'n BIG THIEF!
The (Good and Evil) has LandedStrat wrote:Cute!Chris_H_2 wrote:Good and Evil - this is cute (and people give me shit for liking Comatose).
This is very LIke Clockwork/Villains era Queens of the stone age
You just can't take her home.Strat wrote:I'm absolutely in love with Mrs. Mills.
Watt said it was a homeless couple I think yeahFattie_Vedder wrote:Wait, didn’t someone say they were homeless? Am I just making that up??? Pretty sure they’re double amputees though.scrub12 wrote:I thought they were just old. Now they’re old AND homeless?!? Tough go.Fattie_Vedder wrote: The Haves: I listened to this again with the thought that it was inspired by an elderly homeless couple, and that actually upset me more. It’s still terribly tone deaf and missed the mark. You think this elderly couple have more than the haves coz they have each other? I’m pretty sure they’d like to have a roof over their head, healthcare, a dignified life. I know what Eddie is trying to say, but if you’re going to point out the beauty of loyal love in spite of hardships, then fucking do it. The lyrics don’t get at that. They are clumsy as hell. It’s still a shit song. .
I think it's my favouriteepilogue wrote:It's surprising to me how many people are bristling at Power of Right. Because if I didn't know better I'd swear it was a Stone song.
Ms Harmless wrote:I think it's my favouriteepilogue wrote:It's surprising to me how many people are bristling at Power of Right. Because if I didn't know better I'd swear it was a Stone song.
Yeah, I think Picture is the weakest thing on here for me. As much as I'm glad this exists to keep certain Eddie impulses away from Pearl Jam, I'd still prefer Picture be an Earthling b-side. But in the end, whatever.B wrote:I like the opening of Power of Right, but for some reason I lose interest about a third of the way in.
Agree with the Mrs. Mills love.
Rose of Jericho seems to be a highlight for me, one listen in.
I could do without Picture. I didn't like E-Ticket either. Maybe Ed and Elton could have cut a 45 for RSD and left this off of their respective albums.