Red Mosquito

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Now we know for sure, that you are in fact dead inside.

That's a fucking great movie!

It's probably his only movie I actually like. That includes PJ20.

Vanilla Sky, motherfucker.

Nah.

Cretin.

Haven't heard that in years. Great word chud. Gold star.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Now we know for sure, that you are in fact dead inside.

That's a fucking great movie!

It's probably his only movie I actually like. That includes PJ20.

Vanilla Sky, motherfucker.

Nah.

Cretin.

Reported

Like I'm scare of B.

B's opinions are pretty scare.

WtOB? wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

WtOB? wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Now we know for sure, that you are in fact dead inside.

That's a fucking great movie!

It's probably his only movie I actually like. That includes PJ20.

Vanilla Sky, motherfucker.

Nah.

Cretin.

Reported

Like I'm scare of B.

B's opinions are pretty scare.

I see what you did scare.

dimejinky99 wrote:I like it but it's a mess. Commercial vehicles don't do well as movies.

Wow, that's like 90% of successful movies.

Maybe yeah. Lot of direct product placement these days too.

Little birdie says there's official album news a week or so after the tour dates are announced.
Fingers crossed.

Didn't Singles get stuck in release limbo for two years because the studio felt it wasn't particularly commercial?

Yeah that's when they shoed in all the bands cos they were hip n happening at the time.

That movie did more for the promotion of the whole grunge thing than anything else in many ways.

dimejinky99 wrote:Yeah that's when they shoed in all the bands cos they were hip n happening at the time.

Eh? The whole film, bands included, was shot in 1990. Pearl Jam were (relative) nobodies at the time, Eddie Vedder could very well have gone on to be best remembered as a bit part actor in a Cameron Crowe film.

dimejinky99 wrote:That movie did more for the promotion of the whole grunge thing than anything else in many ways.

I doubt the film itself did much for the bands or the Seattle music scene, the "grunge" explosion was already well under way by the film's eventual release in late 1992. It was only a relatively modest success, Wikipedia states it made less than Crowe's directorial debut (Say Anything) and a whole truckload less than his subsequent films (Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous, etc.) The soundtrack CD was arguably a bigger comparative success than the film was, given that it went platinum and made it to the Billboard Top 10.

(As an aside, Tad Doyle's cameo rules.)

But did the movie help launch that scene on a global level or vice versa. I think while it was a bit of both, the film certainly let me and lots of my friends actually see the bands we were discovering and getting into, outside a contrived/limited MTV video format. No bad thing.

Is Tad in there?? I never knew that.

Looking forward to album news. Sorry this wasn't it, folks.

harmless wrote:Looking forward to album news. Sorry this wasn't it, folks.

new album news? or rumors? what about speculation about a new album?

will it arrive with the next full moon?

elliseamos wrote:

harmless wrote:Looking forward to album news. Sorry this wasn't it, folks.

new album news? or rumors? what about speculation about a new album?

will it arrive with the next full moon?

I can neither confirm nor deny what you say.

Birds in Hell wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Yeah that's when they shoed in all the bands cos they were hip n happening at the time.

Eh? The whole film, bands included, was shot in 1990. Pearl Jam were (relative) nobodies at the time, Eddie Vedder could very well have gone on to be best remembered as a bit part actor in a Cameron Crowe film.

dimejinky99 wrote:That movie did more for the promotion of the whole grunge thing than anything else in many ways.

I doubt the film itself did much for the bands or the Seattle music scene, the "grunge" explosion was already well under way by the film's eventual release in late 1992. It was only a relatively modest success, Wikipedia states it made less than Crowe's directorial debut (Say Anything) and a whole truckload less than his subsequent films (Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous, etc.) The soundtrack CD was arguably a bigger comparative success than the film was, given that it went platinum and made it to the Billboard Top 10.

(As an aside, Tad Doyle's cameo rules.)

The best thing about that movie is the cameos.



Still my favorite cameo in movie history.

Birds in Hell wrote:God, I hated that movie.

The fuck?

dimejinky99 wrote:Maybe yeah. Lot of direct product placement these days too.

Little birdie says there's official album news a week or so after the tour dates are announced.
Fingers crossed.

Is it usually a regular day of the week when these tour announcements happen or are they all random?

And dime, where were u hearing that album news wouldn't be far behind?

Some guy 'in the know' in a pj whatsapp group im in. He's Italian I think? The earliest news sometimes comes from there so this is likely reliable.

harmless wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

harmless wrote:Looking forward to album news. Sorry this wasn't it, folks.

new album news? or rumors? what about speculation about a new album?

will it arrive with the next full moon?

I can neither confirm nor deny what you say.

I can do both.

durdencommatyler wrote:

harmless wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

harmless wrote:Looking forward to album news. Sorry this wasn't it, folks.

new album news? or rumors? what about speculation about a new album?

will it arrive with the next full moon?

I can neither confirm nor deny what you say.

I can do both.

wow! i think. is this a rumored speculation of new news? or is this new speculation of rumored news?

Slightly excited !!!!

Bring on X