Red Mosquito

I heard from a reliable source that this album will come out at the same time as the special edition no code and the PJ20 bootleg.

tommymctom wrote:I heard from a reliable source that this album will come out at the same time as the special edition no code and the PJ20 bootleg.

Im not gonna have the kinda money it will take to get all of that I would have thought after all the cash grabs they have done through the years that the bands dumb ass management would know these things should come out gradually so everyone buys all of it

WtOB? wrote:I don't believe this album is coming out for one second.

At all?

That would really piss me off.

106.9 WCC the local rock station in CT has a segment were the guy who books all the shows in CT(sorry forget his name) gets interviewed about various acts and he said don't expect anything from PJ till mid July as far as announcements for a tour. I imagine any album news would follow or correspond with a tour announcement. They have been doing this segment for years he's normally spot on.

McParadigm wrote:I have to admit, a track titled Coalmine Fucker would do a lot for my anticipatory optimism levels.

Sounds like a Monster Magnet song.

bada wrote:106.9 WCC the local rock station in CT has a segment were the guy who books all the shows in CT(sorry forget his name) gets interviewed about various acts and he said don't expect anything from PJ till mid July as far as announcements for a tour. I imagine any album news would follow or correspond with a tour announcement. They have been doing this segment for years he's normally spot on.

When they first announced the Wrigley & London shows and were like "More tour dates soon!" my first instinct was to think that the tour announcements wouldn't take place till immediately after the Wrigley show in the hopes of possibly riding the press coverage of those shows, but then I thought "Wait, it's like February (or was it January?). There's no way they're gonna say 'More tour dates soon!' and make everyone wait over five months for them to actually come." And yet here we are, and it appears this is exactly what they're gonna do.

This is from Peter King's MMQB, Steve Gleason was guest writing. Saw it in another thred, but thought I'd put it here. Looks like this is close, Gleason has heard some of the new album. No word on whether its a logical extension of Backspacer or a return to form.


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4. I think Pearl Jam stands in the top five most significant American rock bands of the past 50 years.

Others I would include, in no particular order, are: The Doors, Van Halen, R.E.M and The Grateful Dead. If we consider individuals like Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and Bruce Springsteen, the list gets mangled. I would replace R.E.M and the Doors with Dylan and Hendrix.

I will be interviewing Pearl Jam to discuss their forthcoming album, which is their 10th. The band chose four people they were excited about talking to -- and being interviewed by -- for a series of recorded and filmed discussions focused on the creative process. Somehow I ended up being one of them. Which meant I got to hear some music off the new album. It's sweet, by the way.

How did I end up as one of the interviewers? Ten years ago this April, I met one of the band's guitarists, Mike McCready through a fellow Washington State Cougar athlete, Erica Perkins. Mike and Erica were family friends. I was playing for the Saints and Erica was the head coach of the women's tennis team at Georgia Southern. Mike provided backstage passes for a show in Atlanta, so we hung out with him briefly before and after the show. Mike and I stayed acquaintances over the years, and I attended a few more shows. After my ALS diagnosis, Mike and his wife, Ashley, rallied to support me and my journey. Our families have become quite close, and I met the rest of the band last October for Music Midtown in, coincidentally, Atlanta. Not exactly sure why or how they they chose me, but I am not complaining. thanks Erica for the introduction ... Go Cougs.

Nice find.

Guys, this is getting close.

its going to be s_ _ _od

this really is getting close now. Bands just getting their ducks in a row at this point.

we'll be mindin' our manners in no time!

Is anyone else thinking we might get a late night TV appearance in between the London and Wrigley shows?

Lament wrote:Is anyone else thinking we might get a late night TV appearance in between the London and Wrigley shows?

you betcher ass i am. that would be great

probably Fallon, huh?

gardenparty wrote:

Lament wrote:Is anyone else thinking we might get a late night TV appearance in between the London and Wrigley shows?

you betcher ass i am. that would be great

probably Fallon, huh?

That makes sense. Fallon is in NYC, right?

Lament wrote:

gardenparty wrote:

Lament wrote:Is anyone else thinking we might get a late night TV appearance in between the London and Wrigley shows?

you betcher ass i am. that would be great

probably Fallon, huh?

That makes sense. Fallon is in NYC, right?

Letterman gets dibs.

evenslow wrote:

Lament wrote:

gardenparty wrote:

Lament wrote:Is anyone else thinking we might get a late night TV appearance in between the London and Wrigley shows?

you betcher ass i am. that would be great

probably Fallon, huh?

That makes sense. Fallon is in NYC, right?

Letterman gets dibs.

yes, they need to go back to dave

'It's sweet, by the way.'

Wow, that's vague.

Do you think they're going to Atlanta for any work on this album? And if so, will Jeff go?

harmless wrote:'It's sweet, by the way.'

Wow, that's vague.

I expect he had to sign a non-disclaimer agreement before he was able to hear the album.

At least he didn't say it's crap, or even worse - a logical extension of Backspacer.