Red Mosquito

guitar_davey wrote:

stip wrote:

wease wrote:

stip wrote:

wease wrote:What tune is Ed’s dad on?

closer

How’s he sound?

Pretty cool - loungey vibe to it

Reminds me of the "hidden" track on the second STP album.

wease wrote:

guitar_davey wrote:

stip wrote:

wease wrote:

stip wrote:

wease wrote:What tune is Ed’s dad on?

closer

How’s he sound?

Pretty cool - loungey vibe to it

Reminds me of the "hidden" track on the second STP album.

That’s the best song on the album!

guitar_davey wrote:

wease wrote:

guitar_davey wrote:

stip wrote:

wease wrote:

stip wrote:

wease wrote:What tune is Ed’s dad on?

closer

How’s he sound?

Pretty cool - loungey vibe to it

Reminds me of the "hidden" track on the second STP album.

That’s the best song on the album!

Big STP fan eh? Lol

Leatherhead wrote:Finally listened to this whole thing again while cleaning the kitchen.

DeeDee wrote:

Anders wrote:

DeeDee wrote:

Anders wrote:

DeeDee wrote:Songs from Gigaton that are way worst than almost every song on Earthling: Never Destination, Take the long way, Alright, Buckle up.

Songs from Gigaton that aren't better than the best songs on Earthling: River Cross, Superblood Wolfmoon, Retrograde, Comes then Goes.

Songs from Gigaton that would be at the top with the best 6-7 songs from Earthling: Seven o'clock, Quick Escape, DOTC, and maybe Who ever said.

Awful take. Buckle Up and Take The Long Way might be the two best songs on Gigaton, and piss all over Picture and The Haves.

Almost every song.

Still

To me, Buckle up is kind of an extended interlude, nothing to be excited about, and Take the long way is just an average MC rocker.

But hey, it's just my musical taste.

Got Some wrote:

DeeDee wrote:

Anders wrote:

DeeDee wrote:

Anders wrote:

DeeDee wrote:Songs from Gigaton that are way worst than almost every song on Earthling: Never Destination, Take the long way, Alright, Buckle up.

Songs from Gigaton that aren't better than the best songs on Earthling: River Cross, Superblood Wolfmoon, Retrograde, Comes then Goes.

Songs from Gigaton that would be at the top with the best 6-7 songs from Earthling: Seven o'clock, Quick Escape, DOTC, and maybe Who ever said.

Awful take. Buckle Up and Take The Long Way might be the two best songs on Gigaton, and piss all over Picture and The Haves.

Almost every song.

Still

To me, Buckle up is kind of an extended interlude, nothing to be excited about, and Take the long way is just an average MC rocker.

But hey, it's just my musical taste.

Buckle up sucks!!!!

Tj wrote:Because it must be done
Invincible
The Dark
Fall Out
DOTC
Try
Mrs Mills
Brother
Who Ever Said
Comes then Goes
Retrograde
Long Way
Power Of Right
Rose of Jericho
Good and Evil
Super Blood
On My Way
7 oclock
Take the Long Way
Alright
Never Destination
Picture
Quick Escape
The Haves
River cross
Buckle up

scrub12 wrote:DOTC smokes everything on this album.

“I didn’t know until doing this album with Eddie how much he was into music from that period in the mid-to-late ’80s,” he remarks. “I always think of him as liking The Who and then Minutemen and Fugazi and stuff like that. But doing this record with him, we talked a lot about it. Obviously, he likes Pete Townshend, but then we started talking about the guys he had on his albums in the ’80s who went on to be in Big Country. He has a real appreciation for this particular sound and Peter Gabriel and all this great stuff where rock music developed or what it turned into in the ’80s. And I never imagined Eddie really listening to that kind of production or anything. That was one of the greatest moments of my life, going up to Seattle and just listening to records with him.”

evenslow wrote:I don't like to say shit like this, but this album is a gift. I needed a fucking pick-me-up and this has really provided it. He gave this to us at exactly the right time.

Gigaton helped us through the start of this crazy bullshit and now I feel Earthling is giving me the energy I knew I needed but had no way of providing for myself. Thank Christ for music.

LetMeSleep wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:Finally listened to this whole thing again while cleaning the kitchen.

Anything good come out of this other than a sparkling sink?

Leatherhead wrote:I also don't like solo albums that aren't really solo albums. I've always really liked that Eddie did almost everything on ITW by himself.