Red Mosquito

7 Years and Maybe Longer wrote:

darth_vedder wrote:

Habitman wrote:My two kids (8 and 5) looooove this song. It's a nightly occurrence of them dancing/jumping to it's infectious energy. This is the first song of PJs that they are obsessed with. In fact, last night I was like "superblood wolfmoon is super fun but listen to this..." Played Corduroy - they both were like "eh its OK...play WOLFMOON"!

my kids are liking it too. Both will be sitting around or doing whatever they're doing and I hear them quietly singing "superblood wolfmoon". They've never given a shit about PJ before, so this is kinda nice.

My little kids are loving this one as well. They love jumping on the bed dancing to this one and singing "superblood wolfmoon took her 'way too soon"

Rob wrote:

7 Years and Maybe Longer wrote:

darth_vedder wrote:

Habitman wrote:My two kids (8 and 5) looooove this song. It's a nightly occurrence of them dancing/jumping to it's infectious energy. This is the first song of PJs that they are obsessed with. In fact, last night I was like "superblood wolfmoon is super fun but listen to this..." Played Corduroy - they both were like "eh its OK...play WOLFMOON"!

my kids are liking it too. Both will be sitting around or doing whatever they're doing and I hear them quietly singing "superblood wolfmoon". They've never given a shit about PJ before, so this is kinda nice.

My little kids are loving this one as well. They love jumping on the bed dancing to this one and singing "superblood wolfmoon took her 'way too soon"

I have a 10 year old daughter who sings SBWM all day, a 5 year old daughter who sings Dance of the Clairvoyants all day, and an 8 year son who just wants to get back to playing Roblox. Heh.

wease wrote:

Rob wrote:

7 Years and Maybe Longer wrote:

darth_vedder wrote:

Habitman wrote:My two kids (8 and 5) looooove this song. It's a nightly occurrence of them dancing/jumping to it's infectious energy. This is the first song of PJs that they are obsessed with. In fact, last night I was like "superblood wolfmoon is super fun but listen to this..." Played Corduroy - they both were like "eh its OK...play WOLFMOON"!

my kids are liking it too. Both will be sitting around or doing whatever they're doing and I hear them quietly singing "superblood wolfmoon". They've never given a shit about PJ before, so this is kinda nice.

My little kids are loving this one as well. They love jumping on the bed dancing to this one and singing "superblood wolfmoon took her 'way too soon"

I have a 10 year old daughter who sings SBWM all day, a 5 year old daughter who sings Dance of the Clairvoyants all day, and an 8 year son who just wants to get back to playing Roblox. Heh.

My 16 year old said she didn't DISlike it. Her way of saying she liked it, I guess.

Tuolumne wrote:Probably the biggest "gainer" for me on the album. First many listens I was kinda scratching my head like "huh? I guess...". Took me awhile to get the hang of this, but it's an interesting jaunt w/ lots of transitions and surprisingly hooky when you finally get the groove of the song.

Clint72 wrote:Like a few others this song has grown on me and I am really enjoying it, fits well where Eddie put it.

McParadigm wrote:

Clint72 wrote:Like a few others this song has grown on me and I am really enjoying it, fits well where Eddie put it.

He does seem to like having one of the project’s punchiest songs as the second track. And it’s often a single. Spin the Black Circle, Hail Hail, God’s Dice, Save You, Comatose, Got Some, what uh, is...is it Manners on LB? I’m not looking that up. 2 out of 8 weren’t chosen as singles.

Ms Harmless wrote:one reason I appreciate this song is that it bucks the late-career Pearl Jam trend of the lazy intro; that and the verses are the best parts of the song to me, until the "much to be done" parts

McParadigm wrote:

Clint72 wrote:Like a few others this song has grown on me and I am really enjoying it, fits well where Eddie put it.

He does seem to like having one of the project’s punchiest songs as the second track. And it’s often a single. Spin the Black Circle, Hail Hail, God’s Dice, Save You, Comatose, Got Some, what uh, is...is it Manners on LB? I’m not looking that up. 2 out of 8 weren’t chosen as singles.

PHATJ wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:one reason I appreciate this song is that it bucks the late-career Pearl Jam trend of the lazy intro; that and the verses are the best parts of the song to me, until the "much to be done" parts

Wrong song

Ms Harmless wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:one reason I appreciate this song is that it bucks the late-career Pearl Jam trend of the lazy intro; that and the verses are the best parts of the song to me, until the "much to be done" parts

Wrong song

SHIT, I'm so tired

I'd literally just been on that thread before writing this on this one

still, point stands about 7.00

Release_Me wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

Clint72 wrote:Like a few others this song has grown on me and I am really enjoying it, fits well where Eddie put it.

He does seem to like having one of the project’s punchiest songs as the second track. And it’s often a single. Spin the Black Circle, Hail Hail, God’s Dice, Save You, Comatose, Got Some, what uh, is...is it Manners on LB? I’m not looking that up. 2 out of 8 weren’t chosen as singles.

Good point but WWS is the second track on S/T, not Comatose so that's another single.