Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Wed October 23, 2013 8:56 pm
im still waiting for mine.bluestate wrote:Btw, this week is just ridiculous.
Fallon
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World Series
Billboard #1
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Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
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Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Wed October 23, 2013 8:57 pm
I'm afraid to ask.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Wed October 23, 2013 9:03 pm
i'm pretty sure it's just an intro... at least that's as much of this as i've watched:BurtReynolds wrote:I'm afraid to ask.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Wed October 23, 2013 9:08 pm
elliseamos wrote:i'm pretty sure it's just an intro... at least that's as much of this as i've watched:BurtReynolds wrote:I'm afraid to ask.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up.
And I'm not even talking about Durst.... Out of tune, sloppy, shit tone, incorrect ... and oh yea, Durst..
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Wed October 23, 2013 9:12 pm
but guys, it's important who wants to cover pearl jam on fallon's pearl jam week?!!Fuck You Jobu wrote:elliseamos wrote:i'm pretty sure it's just an intro... at least that's as much of this as i've watched:BurtReynolds wrote:I'm afraid to ask.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up.
And I'm not even talking about Durst.... Out of tune, sloppy, shit tone, incorrect ... and oh yea, Durst..
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:46 am
Gaslight's SOLAT is fucking fantastic.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up. do queens of the stone age, the strokes, and kings of leon count, too?
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:49 am
Look, this started off because I said that a single performance during "PJ Week" might've been more interesting with someone else (other than Chris Cornell). That does not mean that everyone who has ever covered Pearl Jam was awful, but it does mean that Chris Cornell is kind of a lazy choice for this particular week.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:50 am
It was an obvious one, but it was also really interesting because of the song. They share history with Chris specially with Footsteps.harmless wrote:Look, this started off because I said that a single performance during "PJ Week" might've been more interesting with someone else (other than Chris Cornell). That does not mean that everyone who has ever covered Pearl Jam was awful, but it does mean that Chris Cornell is kind of a lazy choice for this particular week.
Also, its a b side. And a great song too...
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:52 am
I get the reasons Chris sang it, I just would have liked a more surprising choice. I knew exactly what it sounded like before I'd heard it.VinylGuy wrote:It was an obvious one, but it was also really interesting because of the song. They share history with Chris specially with Footsteps.harmless wrote:Look, this started off because I said that a single performance during "PJ Week" might've been more interesting with someone else (other than Chris Cornell). That does not mean that everyone who has ever covered Pearl Jam was awful, but it does mean that Chris Cornell is kind of a lazy choice for this particular week.
Also, its a b side. And a great song too...
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:54 am
Are you some kind of wizard??harmless wrote:I get the reasons Chris sang it, I just would have liked a more surprising choice. I knew exactly what it sounded like before I'd heard it.VinylGuy wrote:It was an obvious one, but it was also really interesting because of the song. They share history with Chris specially with Footsteps.harmless wrote:Look, this started off because I said that a single performance during "PJ Week" might've been more interesting with someone else (other than Chris Cornell). That does not mean that everyone who has ever covered Pearl Jam was awful, but it does mean that Chris Cornell is kind of a lazy choice for this particular week.
Also, its a b side. And a great song too...
I get you. I was still very curious about it, and it felt very special for me.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:55 am
Yes.VinylGuy wrote:Are you some kind of wizard??harmless wrote:I get the reasons Chris sang it, I just would have liked a more surprising choice. I knew exactly what it sounded like before I'd heard it.VinylGuy wrote:It was an obvious one, but it was also really interesting because of the song. They share history with Chris specially with Footsteps.harmless wrote:Look, this started off because I said that a single performance during "PJ Week" might've been more interesting with someone else (other than Chris Cornell). That does not mean that everyone who has ever covered Pearl Jam was awful, but it does mean that Chris Cornell is kind of a lazy choice for this particular week.
Also, its a b side. And a great song too...
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 12:56 am
harmless wrote:VinylGuy wrote:Are you some kind of wizard??harmless wrote:I get the reasons Chris sang it, I just would have liked a more surprising choice. I knew exactly what it sounded like before I'd heard it.VinylGuy wrote:It was an obvious one, but it was also really interesting because of the song. They share history with Chris specially with Footsteps.harmless wrote:Look, this started off because I said that a single performance during "PJ Week" might've been more interesting with someone else (other than Chris Cornell). That does not mean that everyone who has ever covered Pearl Jam was awful, but it does mean that Chris Cornell is kind of a lazy choice for this particular week.
Also, its a b side. And a great song too...
Yes.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 1:06 am
That was fucking cool. Same frantic energy to it. Like how they play it 2 steps higher too.hankholetsgo wrote:Gaslight's SOLAT is fucking fantastic.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up. do queens of the stone age, the strokes, and kings of leon count, too?
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 1:43 am
Loved Footsteps.
I love Fleet Foxes, but I turned off Corduroy before it was even over. Horrendous, IMO.
I love Fleet Foxes, but I turned off Corduroy before it was even over. Horrendous, IMO.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 2:22 am
Yes, yes it is.hankholetsgo wrote:Gaslight's SOLAT is fucking fantastic.elliseamos wrote:the gaslight anthem, st. vincent, panic at the disco, aaron lewis, robin pecknold, limp bizkit, sugarland, willie nelson.harmless wrote:I'm not sure I was complaining. The Pecknold performance was excellent. Context, mate, context.bluestate wrote:Not sure what you're complaining about. Robin Pecknold is about as badass as you can get as far as a young, talented musician covering your song.harmless wrote:I guess I don't believe this legendary HoF all-American rock band stuff. It seems like a media ploy; if it were true, it seems like musicians young and old would be queuing up to cover Pearl Jam, and they're not.
them are some "young and old" queuing up. do queens of the stone age, the strokes, and kings of leon count, too?
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 2:42 am
Just saw the Corduroy cover and I like Pecknold/Fleet Foxes but the instructive part was that it proved how difficult it is to play like Pearl Jam and sing like Ed.
In a roundabout way, solidified for me that Corduroy is probably their finest moment. What a fucking song.
In a roundabout way, solidified for me that Corduroy is probably their finest moment. What a fucking song.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 5:30 am
This Dirks Bentley fuck is a fuck.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 5:33 am
Karaoke with McCready.
Blahhh.
Blahhh.
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 5:33 am
well at least it's not Scott Staap
Re: Pearl Jam WEEK on Jimmy Fallon
Posted: Thu October 24, 2013 5:34 am
Mike McCready is a golden god though.