Red Mosquito

Vindicator wrote:

guitar_davey wrote:

evenslow wrote:

McParadigm wrote:No way I thought this band would ever sound like the last minute of this song again

committed, on fire, almost desperate. those sentiments don't match "i'm JA and i'm 57."

they brought it.

Absolutely

Name another "rock" song by a band 30 years in, with the guys all in their 50's, that grooves that hard and sounds that lively and unhinged. There might even be one, so let me know, but this has to be way up there.

does Iron Maiden count? just saw their last tour and they are fucking ripping it into their 60's

Good call Vindicator. I'm not super well-versed in Maiden, but I have a couple of friends who are die hards who insist their output is still top notch.

spike wrote:

Strong endorsement.

Gets better with each listen. Mike’s work during the outro sounds very reminiscent of mad season.

VinylGuy wrote:damn ed is so fucking good here, badass really

Yep and the distortion in the verse vocals is perfect.

48+ hours later, still thinking this might be an all time song for me. Love the whole thing, but yeah, that last minute is a “wow” moment.

Matt's fucking fill to end the song is just sublime. Some nice ones before it also.

This song reminds me a lot of Safe in the Car.

It would be a huge missed opportunity if this song was not released to the radio as the next single.

jam80 wrote:Gets better with each listen. Mike’s work during the outro sounds very reminiscent of mad season.

yeah, i also got that feeling.

This is kind of what I imagined/hoped that muffled soundcheck recording of Infallible would turn out to be.

Farmer John wrote:This is kind of what I imagined/hoped that muffled soundcheck recording of Infallible would turn out to be.

and I think this shows that it could have been without BoB

Ms Harmless wrote:

Farmer John wrote:This is kind of what I imagined/hoped that muffled soundcheck recording of Infallible would turn out to be.

and I think this shows that it could have been without BoB

With a more inspired vocal melody from Ed.

Farmer John wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

Farmer John wrote:This is kind of what I imagined/hoped that muffled soundcheck recording of Infallible would turn out to be.

and I think this shows that it could have been without BoB

With a more inspired vocal melody from Ed.

also true

Farmer John wrote:This is kind of what I imagined/hoped that muffled soundcheck recording of Infallible would turn out to be.

Oh yeah i remember that one....its still baffling to listen to that studio version.

I went through the weirdest phase with this song, where I was disappointed that everything was so noisy and grungy, aesthetically, but structurally and melodically it seemed to follow a more blues / rock and roll pattern (except the chorus, really, so mainly the verses); and the two styles seemed to jar

and then I remembered that PJ has always dressed up rock and roll and blues as "grunge" ("Alive" did that)

and then I remembered that, of course, Led Zeppelin is famous for doing exactly this (fusing rock n roll and blues with the heavier rock and metal of their day)

and now I have no issues with "Quick Escape" whatsoever

This is my favorite Pearl Jam song in a very long time

do we know what the weird radio transmission is around 2:15? sounds like astronauts

I've read quite a few times opinions about this being a zep influenced one. Anyone else think they could master a No Quarter cover? One can only hope it will eventually happen? Im not a huge zep fan anymore but im a huge fan of that song live and would pay big bucks to see a pj show if i knew they were going to cover that song. I'll see them again anyway, of course.

warehouse wrote:do we know what the weird radio transmission is around 2:15? sounds like astronauts

I hear numbers.