Red Mosquito

stip wrote:

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.

And Got Some, while not a single, was the first public performance from Backspacer, wasn't it?

Got Some was a single too. It was released among Just Breathe but the band called it another A side.

I hate the way "we are each of us fucked" is legitimately unintelligible if you don't know the line. It seems like such an important lyric in the way he delivers it at such a prominent moment but there is no way to hear what he even said.

I used to think he was saying "reach of a spark"

mikejasond wrote:I hate the way "we are each of us fucked" is legitimately unintelligible if you don't know the line. It seems like such an important lyric in the way he delivers it at such a prominent moment but there is no way to hear what he even said.

I used to think he was saying "reach of a spark"

Lol, what

that's most of Pearl Jam's career though

tragabigzanda wrote:

stip wrote:this is my number 2

Oh it’s a big number 2 all right

I like this song, btw

me too, but a good dig is a good dig

tragabigzanda wrote:

stip wrote:this is my number 2

Oh it’s a big number 2 all right

I love you

this song is great

PHATJ wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I hate the way "we are each of us fucked" is legitimately unintelligible if you don't know the line. It seems like such an important lyric in the way he delivers it at such a prominent moment but there is no way to hear what he even said.

I used to think he was saying "reach of a spark"

Lol, what

There's a line in the song that says "We are each of us fucked" but its impossible to tell what he says because it doesn't sound anything like that even if you know the lyric.

mikejasond wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I hate the way "we are each of us fucked" is legitimately unintelligible if you don't know the line. It seems like such an important lyric in the way he delivers it at such a prominent moment but there is no way to hear what he even said.

I used to think he was saying "reach of a spark"

Lol, what

There's a line in the song that says "We are each of us fucked" but its impossible to tell what he says because it doesn't sound anything like that even if you know the lyric.

I didn’t know anyone hard a hard time deciphering that lyric.

I dont know that I heard it right. I can’t remember, but I’m pretty sure not.

It’s Pearl Jam. The best song is usually not released as a single, the best lyrics are the most likely to be mushed and mashed, and the video is unused footage from a bbc nature documentary.

McParadigm wrote:It’s Pearl Jam. The best song is usually not released as a single, the best lyrics are the most likely to be mushed and mashed, and the video is unused footage from a bbc nature documentary.

good points

This song contains the albums best lyrics imho.

This tune has totally won me over...it took a while to “get it” with the unique song structure but now it totally kick’s ass.

Had to bump it from 3 to 4 stars.

Got Some wrote:This song contains the albums best lyrics imho.

quite possibly

which song contains the most lyrics?

Some day I deserve an RM award for accurately predicting on night one of this song’s release that the vast majority of people hating it would end up loving it. That was a hell of a good prediction.

did anyone create a version of this without the drum intro?