Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

melonhead4 wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

melonhead4 wrote:awful song....just embarrasing...i hope this is the worst song on the record

You think?

I have no clue, havent heard it...I was just trying to bait someone who has heard it into posting a review etc

How many PMs requesting the leak did you get from it instead

There are maybe four people who post regularly on this site that I trust. IF a leak happens, I won't listen to it. But if I wanted to, I'd speak to those four and only those four.

I fear I am not on that list.

@SkitchP wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

melonhead4 wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

melonhead4 wrote:awful song....just embarrasing...i hope this is the worst song on the record

You think?

I have no clue, havent heard it...I was just trying to bait someone who has heard it into posting a review etc

How many PMs requesting the leak did you get from it instead

There are maybe four people who post regularly on this site that I trust. IF a leak happens, I won't listen to it. But if I wanted to, I'd speak to those four and only those four.

I fear I am not on that list.

You're goddamn right.

But you are on the list of people who post here that I genuinely love and would help change a flat.

The day before a Pearl Jam release is like Spring Training. Despite knowing better, we are all optimistic that this is the year we recapture the glory of past years. That this is the time our faith is rewarded. We parse over ten seconds of a song to immediately decide if the production value matches Riot Act, or if the video intro music confirms more of an experimental vibe akin to No Code. It is laughable that we do this yet we do it anyway. Give me the right ten seconds of Amongst the Waves or Got Some and I would have decreed Backspacer the best PJ album ever.

A few of us may be very happy with what we hear tomorrow, but I expect most will be disappointed as the song they hear cannot possibly match the expectations in their head. Whose fault is that? Well clearly it is Pearl Jam's fault (after all, we Americans are not strong on accountability). They created Vitalogy once, they can do it again, right? Or is that like asking the hot girl from your high school to still look like she did at 17 when she is now 46 and had four kids?

I dunno. And the whiskey here doesn't seem to know either. So what am I trying to say?

I f**king love this band.
I hope that MYM (if that is what it is really called, and I'm still not convinced) and their full length single/double album/Tides of Cold Concession or whatever the hell they call it is awesome.
But either way, I will still love them, I love the fact we are getting new music to bitch about, and come the tour I will still be as close as I can to the stage, trying to show my love to these gentlemen in a very non-folded arms way, not even caring when Ed bumbles the lyrics to Wishlist.

Hail, hail to us, the lucky ones.

I'm having a new member overload.

I just hope some of them stick around this time, and help out once in a while

Fuzzcharger wrote:I'm having a new member overload.

WiththeLoveIBringthePain wrote:The day before a Pearl Jam release is like Spring Training. Despite knowing better, we are all optimistic that this is the year we recapture the glory of past years. That this is the time our faith is rewarded. We parse over ten seconds of a song to immediately decide if the production value matches Riot Act, or if the video intro music confirms more of an experimental vibe akin to No Code. It is laughable that we do this yet we do it anyway. Give me the right ten seconds of Amongst the Waves or Got Some and I would have decreed Backspacer the best PJ album ever.

A few of us may be very happy with what we hear tomorrow, but I expect most will be disappointed as the song they hear cannot possibly match the expectations in their head. Whose fault is that? Well clearly it is Pearl Jam's fault (after all, we Americans are not strong on accountability). They created Vitalogy once, they can do it again, right? Or is that like asking the hot girl from your high school to still look like she did at 17 when she is now 46 and had four kids?

I dunno. And the whiskey here doesn't seem to know either. So what am I trying to say?

I f**king love this band.
I hope that MYM (if that is what it is really called, and I'm still not convinced) and their full length single/double album/Tides of Cold Concession or whatever the hell they call it is awesome.
But either way, I will still love them, I love the fact we are getting new music to bitch about, and come the tour I will still be as close as I can to the stage, trying to show my love to these gentlemen in a very non-folded arms way, not even caring when Ed bumbles the lyrics to Wishlist.

Hail, hail to us, the lucky ones.

How much can you bench press?

WiththeLoveIBringthePain wrote:The day before a Pearl Jam release is like Spring Training. Despite knowing better, we are all optimistic that this is the year we recapture the glory of past years. That this is the time our faith is rewarded. We parse over ten seconds of a song to immediately decide if the production value matches Riot Act, or if the video intro music confirms more of an experimental vibe akin to No Code. It is laughable that we do this yet we do it anyway. Give me the right ten seconds of Amongst the Waves or Got Some and I would have decreed Backspacer the best PJ album ever.

A few of us may be very happy with what we hear tomorrow, but I expect most will be disappointed as the song they hear cannot possibly match the expectations in their head. Whose fault is that? Well clearly it is Pearl Jam's fault (after all, we Americans are not strong on accountability). They created Vitalogy once, they can do it again, right? Or is that like asking the hot girl from your high school to still look like she did at 17 when she is now 46 and had four kids?

I dunno. And the whiskey here doesn't seem to know either. So what am I trying to say?

I f**king love this band.
I hope that MYM (if that is what it is really called, and I'm still not convinced) and their full length single/double album/Tides of Cold Concession or whatever the hell they call it is awesome.
But either way, I will still love them, I love the fact we are getting new music to bitch about, and come the tour I will still be as close as I can to the stage, trying to show my love to these gentlemen in a very non-folded arms way, not even caring when Ed bumbles the lyrics to Wishlist.

Hail, hail to us, the lucky ones.

Nice post, and welcome to the board

SomethingCreative and littlecomment should go out for a beer.

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

WiththeLoveIBringthePain wrote:The day before a Pearl Jam release is like Spring Training. Despite knowing better, we are all optimistic that this is the year we recapture the glory of past years. That this is the time our faith is rewarded. We parse over ten seconds of a song to immediately decide if the production value matches Riot Act, or if the video intro music confirms more of an experimental vibe akin to No Code. It is laughable that we do this yet we do it anyway. Give me the right ten seconds of Amongst the Waves or Got Some and I would have decreed Backspacer the best PJ album ever.

A few of us may be very happy with what we hear tomorrow, but I expect most will be disappointed as the song they hear cannot possibly match the expectations in their head. Whose fault is that? Well clearly it is Pearl Jam's fault (after all, we Americans are not strong on accountability). They created Vitalogy once, they can do it again, right? Or is that like asking the hot girl from your high school to still look like she did at 17 when she is now 46 and had four kids?

I dunno. And the whiskey here doesn't seem to know either. So what am I trying to say?

I f**king love this band.
I hope that MYM (if that is what it is really called, and I'm still not convinced) and their full length single/double album/Tides of Cold Concession or whatever the hell they call it is awesome.
But either way, I will still love them, I love the fact we are getting new music to bitch about, and come the tour I will still be as close as I can to the stage, trying to show my love to these gentlemen in a very non-folded arms way, not even caring when Ed bumbles the lyrics to Wishlist.

Hail, hail to us, the lucky ones.

Nice post, and welcome to the board

And grab a mop. We got a lot to do before tomorrow.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Coach wrote:I'll keep to minding my manners about posting links to bad sites.

You post whatever the hell you want and you post proudly! You've earned it.

Thank you sir

This song is like Corduroy mixed with Even Flow mixed with Animal. OH WOW

Coach wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Coach wrote:I'll keep to minding my manners about posting links to bad sites.

You post whatever the hell you want and you post proudly! You've earned it.

Thank you sir

You're one of the good ones, sir.

SomethingCreative wrote:

Fuzzcharger wrote:I'm having a new member overload.

I meant it the way you took it too.

Juvenal wrote:This song is like Corduroy mixed with Even Flow mixed with Animal. OH WOW

Cordimal Flow?

All Ive heard is Sirens

Derp

I hope the first single is actually a full band version of Skipping.

Juvenal wrote:This song is like Corduroy mixed with Even Flow mixed with Animal. OH WOW

You think? I don't get that

Juvenal wrote:This song is like Corduroy mixed with Even Flow mixed with Animal. OH WOW