Red Mosquito

As impressive as it is to hear him give so much of himself to the vocals, my biggest takeaway is that I really, really like the song.

Good tune

Let him cook!

At least an alternate version of Tonight’s the Night.

tragabigzanda wrote:Alternative (original?) version of Tonight’s the Night coming this year, according to Neil. Anyone know what to expect?

I'm guessing it's the original version compiled by David Briggs that is supposed to be only from those sessions and with a lot of talking between songs.

And there are more tracks from the sessions that weren't on Archives II (Lookout Joe is one I have seen mentioned - not the earlier version on the final album).

But who knows.

listened to Mirror Ball all the way through today

love that album

to think you could have Stone and Neil on an album together

and Jack's drumming is so perfect for this

tragabigzanda wrote:

96583UP wrote:listened to Mirror Ball all the way through today

love that album

to think you could have Stone and Neil on an album together

and Jack's drumming is so perfect for this

On the other hand, dark matter

maybe the DM production would sound better on a Pono

Mirror ball is better than DM and many other PJ albums that I love

100% agree

96583UP wrote:listened to Mirror Ball all the way through today

love that album

to think you could have Stone and Neil on an album together

and Jack's drumming is so perfect for this

My favorite album with Jack.

wease wrote:

96583UP wrote:listened to Mirror Ball all the way through today

love that album

to think you could have Stone and Neil on an album together

and Jack's drumming is so perfect for this

My favorite album with Jack.

i think it is too

just sounds so natural

Mirrorball dropped during peak Eddie, so you never would have thought it at the time, but how great would things have been if Neil and PJ decided to team up for good after that. Vedder was close to dropping out of the limelight.

spike wrote:Mirrorball dropped during peak Eddie, so you never would have thought it at the time, but how great would things have been if Neil and PJ decided to team up for good after that. Vedder was close to dropping out of the limelight.

I would generally say we are probably more fortunate that didn’t happen. Pearl Jam would go on to create No Code, Yield, Binaural, Riot Act, etc - great albums, and Neil would have Silver & Gold, Psychedelic Pill, and a bunch of great records of his own and with Crazy Horse…and as much as I love Pearl Jam, I at least can say I think Crazy Horse fits Neil Young better than any other band, including Pearl Jam.

It would have been nice for them to collaborate again, but full time would have limited them both.

spike wrote:Mirrorball dropped during peak Eddie, so you never would have thought it at the time, but how great would things have been if Neil and PJ decided to team up for good after that. Vedder was close to dropping out of the limelight.

Yeah... no.

i'm just saying it would have avoided us being subjected to backspacer and lightning bolt. isn't that more than enough?

spike wrote:i'm just saying it would have avoided us being subjected to backspacer and lightning bolt. isn't that more than enough?

Fuck no.

go listen to johnny guitar then come back to reconsider your stance.