Re: Eddie Vedder - Earthling
Posted: Thu February 17, 2022 4:31 pm
i hear a lot of Riot Act-era vocals scattered throughout Earthling.McParadigm wrote:Fall Out feels like a Riot Act-era Christmas cover to me.
love it. here for it.
i hear a lot of Riot Act-era vocals scattered throughout Earthling.McParadigm wrote:Fall Out feels like a Riot Act-era Christmas cover to me.
I think what we are all hearing is Ed sitting comfortably in his voice and not pushing it to places it can't go anymore, much like throughout Riot Act.dad wrote:i hear a lot of Riot Act-era vocals scattered throughout Earthling.McParadigm wrote:Fall Out feels like a Riot Act-era Christmas cover to me.
love it. here for it.
yes, absolutely.Strat wrote:I think what we are all hearing is Ed sitting comfortably in his voice and not pushing it to places it can't go anymore, much like throughout Riot Act.dad wrote:i hear a lot of Riot Act-era vocals scattered throughout Earthling.McParadigm wrote:Fall Out feels like a Riot Act-era Christmas cover to me.
love it. here for it.
Listened to the BEacon show last night and i gotta say he sounds pretty goddamn great all things considered. These songs are well suited for his current voice.
I agree with all of this!Strat wrote:I think what we are all hearing is Ed sitting comfortably in his voice and not pushing it to places it can't go anymore, much like throughout Riot Act.dad wrote:i hear a lot of Riot Act-era vocals scattered throughout Earthling.McParadigm wrote:Fall Out feels like a Riot Act-era Christmas cover to me.
love it. here for it.
Listened to the BEacon show last night and i gotta say he sounds pretty goddamn great all things considered. These songs are well suited for his current voice.
Oooh, great insight here! Agreed.Ms Harmless wrote:I just realised, another reason Fallout Today reminds me off Riot Act is the lyrics' poetic-philosophical-self-help approach that reminds me of LBC or I Am Mine or... most of Riot Act actually; Ed seemed to really want to find another way of doing life at the time, and he channels that in Riot Act by dishing out these lovely fragments of battle-worn wisdom, just as he does here
this made me laughstip wrote:i would hope so, after a post like that!Kevin Davis wrote:I am sitting!stip wrote:thank you, sit. great post
guitar_davey wrote:I couldn't get into Power of Right initially but it's finally sitting right with me.
Great tune for that spot on the record.
There is a link to a flac file back a fewdad wrote:yes, absolutely.Strat wrote:I think what we are all hearing is Ed sitting comfortably in his voice and not pushing it to places it can't go anymore, much like throughout Riot Act.dad wrote:i hear a lot of Riot Act-era vocals scattered throughout Earthling.McParadigm wrote:Fall Out feels like a Riot Act-era Christmas cover to me.
love it. here for it.
Listened to the BEacon show last night and i gotta say he sounds pretty goddamn great all things considered. These songs are well suited for his current voice.
also, where did you listen to the Beacon show? Youtube?
There’s something kind of funny to me about the fact that he spent the entire mid 90s running away from commercial success, and in 2022 he put out a record that sounds like a mix tape of 1996 rock radio hits.Ms Harmless wrote:guitar_davey wrote:I couldn't get into Power of Right initially but it's finally sitting right with me.
Great tune for that spot on the record.
And a few 1986 rock radio hits!!McParadigm wrote:There’s something kind of funny to me about the fact that he spent the entire mid 90s running away from commercial success, and in 2022 he put out a record that sounds like a mix tape of 1996 rock radio hits.Ms Harmless wrote:guitar_davey wrote:I couldn't get into Power of Right initially but it's finally sitting right with me.
Great tune for that spot on the record.
i think Mills is criminally underrated here. Its an exercise in songwriting and he's running circles around everything else here. its perfectly mapped out, great story, great lyrics, the melody is incredible, and the way the song crescendos is just absolute perfection.4/5 wrote:I imagine that Mrs. Mills probably isn't high on most people's lists, but man every time I hear it I love it more and more. I thought I'd listen to this record once or twice but I'm pleasantly surprised that it keeps pulling me back in.
All of this. It's nothing like what I would have expected from him but he absolutely nails it for me. There's a handful of songs on here I already like, but this is the one that every time it finishes I feel like I need to hear it again.Strat wrote:i think Mills is criminally underrated here. Its an exercise in songwriting and he's running circles around everything else here. its perfectly mapped out, great story, great lyrics, the melody is incredible, and the way the song crescendos is just absolute perfection.4/5 wrote:I imagine that Mrs. Mills probably isn't high on most people's lists, but man every time I hear it I love it more and more. I thought I'd listen to this record once or twice but I'm pleasantly surprised that it keeps pulling me back in.
im in love with it.
It's my second favorite on the album after "Try."Strat wrote:i think Mills is criminally underrated here. Its an exercise in songwriting and he's running circles around everything else here. its perfectly mapped out, great story, great lyrics, the melody is incredible, and the way the song crescendos is just absolute perfection.4/5 wrote:I imagine that Mrs. Mills probably isn't high on most people's lists, but man every time I hear it I love it more and more. I thought I'd listen to this record once or twice but I'm pleasantly surprised that it keeps pulling me back in.
im in love with it.
I've seen a few here rate it highly4/5 wrote:I imagine that Mrs. Mills probably isn't high on most people's lists, but man every time I hear it I love it more and more. I thought I'd listen to this record once or twice but I'm pleasantly surprised that it keeps pulling me back in.