Re: Sirens
Posted: Sat October 12, 2013 2:53 am
I'm a soupy sentimental softy with heart on sleeve and hands in pockets. This song works the exact right magic on me.
durdencommatyler wrote:I'm a soupy sentimental softy with heart on sleeve and hands in pockets. This song works the exact right magic on me.

Strat wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:I'm a soupy sentimental softy with heart on sleeve and hands in pockets. This song works the exact right magic on me.
Well I happen to LOVE Yellow Moon, so I can't help you Grumpy-pussReynolds.BurtReynolds wrote:How do people like this drivel but hate Yellow Moon? Does not compute.
1 star
durdencommatyler wrote:Well I happen to LOVE Yellow Moon, so I can't help you Grumpy-pussReynolds.BurtReynolds wrote:How do people like this drivel but hate Yellow Moon? Does not compute.
1 star
aaahhhh the genius of BO'B.harmless wrote:The funniest thing about this song is not that the guitars are mixed way low in the mix. It's that Matt is smashing a crash cymbal all the way through the choruses, and that's in the background as well
Yup. This rocked a little harder live. The difference isn't as stark as Infallible but it's there.Mine wrote:aaahhhh the genius of BO'B.harmless wrote:The funniest thing about this song is not that the guitars are mixed way low in the mix. It's that Matt is smashing a crash cymbal all the way through the choruses, and that's in the background as well
Yup.LostDog1079 wrote:Can't put my finger on it, but something about this song connects with me on a major emotional level. 5 stars.
After seeing the youtube videos I'm actually curious to hear some HQ live versions. When the performances are good enough the live recordings of this songs could have the organic feel B'OB nearly took out of them. It was hard for me to hear anything clearly besides Ed's vocals but those vocals indicate he's perfectly capable of delivering usable vocals in 2*10 days or for however long he said the recording of LB lasted. The biggest issue was the "loss of focus" on the LB chorus when he was looking at his guitar. I mean even some minor imperfection left in would benefit rather then hurt these songs.harmless wrote:Yup. This rocked a little harder live. The difference isn't as stark as Infallible but it's there.Mine wrote:aaahhhh the genius of BO'B.harmless wrote:The funniest thing about this song is not that the guitars are mixed way low in the mix. It's that Matt is smashing a crash cymbal all the way through the choruses, and that's in the background as well
it's because the band let's him or possibly because he took over what were Ed's responsibilities for a while, i honestly have no idea.harmless wrote:I think that for better or worse, there would probably be no Pearl Jam without Ed. He's always been most of what represented Pearl Jam in my eyes. I love the rest of the other musicians but they're secondary; it's probably all I agree with BoB on. That of course means that if Ed seems to have dropped the ball, the whole thing is let down, whether that be vocally, musically or just in terms of leadership and organisation. I know he fixes songs and I know he "leads" the band in practical ways. That's not something that's about to change. But some of the decisions I felt he was influencing during the Backspacer era were scaring the shit out of me. If BoB is a problem, I'm fairly sure it's because Ed lets him be.