Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:Getting caught up. Re: "Jeff Groovin' Hard":

Higgs wrote:

96583UP wrote:

VinylGuy wrote: cant find it Trag! where is it? which folder?

i second this motion

Thirded. I checked - it ain't there.

PJ Stuffins Record 1 - Side B

Re: two versions of Go from '93:

Danacky wrote:https://youtu.be/dzMvYTyKju0
https://youtu.be/xlZP5_hs3IM

Ripped both of these from Youtube and added to the folder. Based on time length of 3:05, the track dated 3-4-93 is identifiable and is added to the 3-4-93 folder. The 3-9-93 version is one of two tracks, but there's no way for me to know which one it is, so for now it's sitting in the Unsorted folder. Both versions are .mp3, would love a .flac.

blueavocado wrote:There are two versions of Leash on that tape dated 3/4/93, 01. "Leash (Take 1; False start) > Leash (Take 1; Restarted)" [03:16.373] and
02. "Leash (Take 2; False start) > Leash (Take 2; Restarted)" [02:45.400]. The "slow potent version" must be Track 1, because track 2 is shorter and actually an instrumental even though it is not identified as an instrumental. I wonder if the "slow potent version" has vocals or not. The demo of Leash that has been referred to as "No Anything" comes from the Stuffins Demos tape if i am not mistaken. That one does have vocals on it.

Do you have this and can you please share?

Also added four more tracks from a generous and anonymous poster, all in .wav format:

1. Chinese is added to PJ Stuffins - Side 1. Same track as what wound up on PJ20, but not cleaned up for inclusion in the film.

1. State of Love and Trust added to Pearl Jam 5-5-92. Sounds like an unmastered mix of the track that was ultimately released.

1. Hard To Imagine added to 2-11-93. Whole band is practicing the song and they've got the structure down, but Ed is just doing some moaning, sounds like he doesn't have any lyrics yet.

Tremor Christ added to Unsorted. No idea where this belongs. The mix is pretty muddy/boomy with headphones on, but it also has a lot more of the room sound around the drums -- feels like the whole band live in a room, and Ed sounds terrific. The guitar feedback in the bridge is more prominent too. There are a couple lyric changes: "Chance blamed fate" is here "Can't change fate," and "Ransom paid the devil / He whispers pleasing words" is here "Handsome is the devil / when whispering pleasing words." Good listen! Wish I knew where it belonged though.

tragabigzanda wrote: Tremor Christ added to Unsorted. No idea where this belongs. The mix is pretty muddy/boomy with headphones on, but it also has a lot more of the room sound around the drums -- feels like the whole band live in a room, and Ed sounds terrific. The guitar feedback in the bridge is more prominent too. There are a couple lyric changes: "Chance blamed fate" is here "Can't change fate," and "Ransom paid the devil / He whispers pleasing words" is here "Handsome is the devil / when whispering pleasing words." Good listen! Wish I knew where it belonged though.

Guitarist Stone Gossard on the song:

"Tremor Christ" seemed to write itself. It was just a riff-and-a-half, basically. On a muggy, beautiful New Orleans afternoon we came into a very cool studio and it poured out. That and "Nothingman", which Jeff wrote, were recorded a day apart. They were very spontaneous, but with a simple yet indescribably beautiful vibe to them.[2]

96583UP wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote: Tremor Christ added to Unsorted. No idea where this belongs. The mix is pretty muddy/boomy with headphones on, but it also has a lot more of the room sound around the drums -- feels like the whole band live in a room, and Ed sounds terrific. The guitar feedback in the bridge is more prominent too. There are a couple lyric changes: "Chance blamed fate" is here "Can't change fate," and "Ransom paid the devil / He whispers pleasing words" is here "Handsome is the devil / when whispering pleasing words." Good listen! Wish I knew where it belonged though.

could this be

Guitarist Stone Gossard on the song:

"Tremor Christ" seemed to write itself. It was just a riff-and-a-half, basically. On a muggy, beautiful New Orleans afternoon we came into a very cool studio and it poured out. That and "Nothingman", which Jeff wrote, were recorded a day apart. They were very spontaneous, but with a simple yet indescribably beautiful vibe to them.[2]

tremornick wrote:By the way , new stuff available , from cassette UNLABELED (DENON HD8/100)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MHe6kmsV4g

nomorecrackpipes wrote:Any of these in the archive?

Yellow Ledbetter (demo): https://voca.ro/1bqoLxvsksDU

Jam (demo): https://voca.ro/18SNBt8s3CYL

Goat (1:55 length): https://voca.ro/1eLESd19581Q

Got it from a trade many years ago, they sent these three to me on a cassette.

mfc17 wrote:then i highly recommend you check out the Hold On from Disc 4 of the latest release from ridleybradout & Wendy Carlos’s Twin.....