Red Mosquito

Lounge Lizard wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

harmless wrote:

Lounge Lizard wrote:

stupidmop wrote:

Lounge Lizard wrote:

Dugg wrote:Just curious, what kind of music would you like them to be playing now?

I'd like them to age with the grace of Tom Waits.
They went all Rod Steward on us.

Amiwrong?

Forget what you want(ed), do you still hate what you're hearing?

This is what I've been saying for years.

'Pearl jam didn't meet my personal list of demands for their new songs so therefore they suck and this is the worst song ever'

Go hug your mom and get over it. Or at least try grow the fuck up a bit.

What? Grow the fuck up? These guys plunged me into the middle of the 80's ffs, how much older do you want me to feel?

harmless wrote:

OmegaprimeVKM wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

OmegaprimeVKM wrote:

stip wrote:all the time. But if it is from a director that I like and respect, and I wasn't sure what I thought the first time I'll wait a while and multiple views to make sure more doesn't reveal itself.

I would probably jump all over that kind of decision because frankly you shouldn't be basing your levels of patience on a prior track record. But not knowing you personally you're more than entitled to make your own mind up - what I think is irrelevant.

I've made my mind up now though. This band jumped the shark back in 2006 and they are now 3 records into their extremely steep decline. I will not pay £100 to see them play Sirens, The Fixer, Come Back, Johnny Guitar, WWS and Mind Your Manners whilst Insignificance, Can't Keep, Faithful, Greivance, You Are and other tracks of that ilk are forgotten relics of a bygone era.

I really wish the bastards toured Europe in 2003, when their live shows were at their peak.

I've seen multiple Pj shows in multiple tours and 2003 is without doubt bottom of the pile.
Just an FYI.

Perhaps but that was the point in time where all I was doing was listening to PJ and they could do no wrong.

This is probably where you faltered.

bodysnatcher wrote:can't wait to listen to this song on the train tracks

bodysnatcher wrote:can't wait to listen to this song on the train tracks

HardTI wrote:I love this part

"It's a fragile thing, this life we lead.
If I think too much, I can't get over.
Wound by the graves by which we live
our lives with death over our shoulders.
Want you to know that should I go,
I always loved you, held you high above too.
I study your face, and the fear goes away.
The fear goes away.
The fear goes away.
The fear goes away."

I get some pretty intense panic attacks and when I just go sit with my kids and appreciate the hell out of them "the fear goes away".

Sirens wrote:the graves by which we live

Strat wrote:RIP Pearl Jam

stupidmop wrote:Am I?

stupidmop wrote:Why is 'in a good way' winning? Are you all tripping? Am I?