Red Mosquito

It'll start getting close again soon.

Jaeti wrote:It'll start getting close again soon.

And then somebody will say the opposite thing during a podcast. Etc.

Return To Form, Pearl Jam's 12th studio album, to be released in Sep. 2024 due to family vacations the band takes in the summer- from
the Poland PJ site Brain of Jack Irons.

rick malone wrote:Return To Form, Pearl Jam's 12th studio album, to be released in Sep. 2024 due to family vacations the band takes in the summer- from
the Poland PJ site Brain of Jack Irons.

our best chance to get an album out is before summer

PJ love to take family vacations in europe in the summer while on tour

they need it out before the summer

I'll play.

Sometimes
Faithful
Brain of J
Red Mosquito
Given to Fly
Present Tense
Hail Hail
Smile
No Way
Off He Goes
In Hiding
Who you are
Low light

Tj wrote:I'll play.

Sometimes
Faithful
Brain of J
Red Mosquito
Given to Fly
Present Tense
Hail Hail
Smile
No Way
Off He Goes
In Hiding
Who you are
Low light

If this leaked tracklist is true, then I'm done with this band. Some of these song titles sound so pussy. Brain of J? lmao

What an ants nest I've stirred

Typical RM

there's a complete pearl jam album just sitting there. done. and based on what they've said, it's one they really enjoyed making with the wonder boy producer.

let's go already. none of us are getting any younger.

I am, I figured it out

Bastard!

Jeff's waiting on DALL-E 4 before he does the art.

Ed, inspired by Matt C's recent comment about 'The Powers that Be' determining the release and touring dates, just wrote a 2 minute spritzy punker ukelele song about how repressive the corporation that distributes his ukelele songs is for making him wait to receive his new royalty checks

-> Hey chat GPT, write a song in a 4/4 time signature spritzy punk style for ukelele about how repressive the corporation that distributes Ed's ukelele songs is for making Ed wait to receive his new royalty payment checks

-> (Verse 1)
In a world of four-four, Ed strums his strings,
Ukulele dreams, but the corporation stings.
Royalties delayed, like a punk rebel yell,
Ed's waiting for the checks, in a corporate cell.

(Chorus)
Repressive rhythms, cashing in on time,
Ukulele rebel, in a corporate climb.
Ed's melodies, fighting to break free,
But the corporation's grip, a melody decree.

(Verse 2)
Spritzy punk chords, rebel notes in the air,
Ed's uke protests, against the corporate affair.
Tick-tock, the clock mocks, as checks are withheld,
In the repressive game, where profits are compelled.

(Bridge)
Ukulele echoes, a rebel's strum,
Corporate oppression, here it comes.
Ed's waiting, in a royalty maze,
Four-four time, in a corporate daze.

(Chorus)
Repressive rhythms, cashing in on time,
Ukulele rebel, in a corporate climb.
Ed's melodies, fighting to break free,
But the corporation's grip, a melody decree.

(Verse 3)
Spritzy punk spirit, Ed's not giving in,
Strumming through the struggle, ready to begin.
The corporation's walls, Ed's breaking down,
Ukulele revolution, in this corporate town.

(Outro)
In the 4/4 echoes, Ed finds his way,
Ukulele chords, in the light of day.
Repressive no more, the corporate ties sever,
Ed's song of freedom, resonates forever.

So…it’s an unearthed Riot Act b-side.

*Of-the-earthed Riot Act b side

are they still "figuring out when to release it"?

liebzz wrote:So…it’s an unearthed Riot Act b-side.

this was good

Ms Harmless wrote:are they still "figuring out when to release it"?

Well, they probably get paid by the hour.
I mean, those, who are figuring out when to release it.

Matt either doesn't know or doesn't have permission to reveal any nuggets of their marketing/release plan.

Or they're just waiting in line at the vinyl plant behind another re-release of a Taylor Swift album.

There is certainly a hierarchy to the business. Probably want the Stones and Beattle buzz to die down.