Gigaton: Official album thread

[96583UP]

if it’s a lollapalooza set it’s prob gonna be crap

[Iholdthepain]

if it’s a lollapalooza set it’s prob gonna be crap

100% chance we get Sirens and end with RITFW/YL...

[bodysnatcher]

Yeah, no way I'm putting in the effort to finding a Periscope of a Sirius station to listen to a PJ Lollapalooza festival set

[dimejinky99]

I know it’s all about money but why any band would play South America is beyond me.

The crowd don’t even listen and spend the entire show doing chants and singing to themselves.

It’s baffling

[Jorge]

I'm not a performer, so I don't know, but apparently they really like that. Most every artist says they're favorite shows have been in South America.

[totalsellout]

It's streaming live (with video) on youtube, if you're in Brazil. Not so hard to convince youtube that you are in Brazil...

hint: hola.org is free

[Bi_3]

It's streaming live (with video) on youtube, if you're in Brazil. Not so hard to convince youtube that you are in Brazil...

hint: hola.org is free

Or:

https://support.ipvanish.com/hc/en-us/a ... ree-trial-

[elliseamos]

what a great day to be a PJ fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This.

[CopperTom]

BY MATT VOLZ
Associated Press

April 17, 2018 05:09 PM

HELENA, MONT.
Pearl Jam will look to tap into a national youth movement to register new voters when the pioneering grunge rock band plays a concert in tiny Missoula, Montana, one of just four cities in its U.S. tour this summer.

The politically active band has dubbed the sold-out Aug. 13 concert "Rock2Vote" and plans to give a portion of its proceeds to four Montana organizations that support youth and Native American voting, land conservation and women's health.

Bassist Jeff Ament, a native of Montana who lives part time in Missoula, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he's been inspired by the eloquence and passion of the teenage survivors of the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

"It's hard not to be inspired by the youth movement right now on a national level," Ament said. "We'll certainly follow their lead."

The band also plans to launch a Rock2Vote website to tell Montana fans about upcoming elections and what's happening in their communities, he said.

The aim is to encourage people who are coming of voting age to have a conversation about the divisive political climate and how it's affecting them, Ament said.

"Maybe it will be a model that can be used beyond Montana, but we're creating it for this show," Ament said.

The Missoula concert will mark the third time Pearl Jam has played in Montana when Ament's childhood friend, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, is up for election. The band also played in Missoula in support of Tester campaigns in 2005 and 2012.

The Montana Democrat is running for a third term in November, with four candidates competing for the Republican nomination to unseat him.

Pearl Jam is coming back this time to support the Montana Democrat indirectly, Ament said. The band's financial contributions will go to its four "partner" organizations: Forward Montana, Montana Native Vote, Montana Conservation Voters and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Montana.

Ament and Tester grew up in the northern Montana town of Big Sandy. Tester refereed Ament's childhood basketball games and they worked on adjacent farms during the summer.

They even got the same crewcut from Ament's dad, George, who was the town's mayor and barber.

Pearl Jam also will play two shows each in Seattle, Chicago and Boston starting in August. The short U.S. tour will follow a 13-stop European tour in June and July.

Ament, who turned 55 last month, also is releasing a solo album and said that Pearl Jam does not have any immediate plans to go back into the studio.

But after 28 years together, the band doesn't plan to slow down its heavy touring schedule.

"There's really nothing better than getting together with our friends and playing music," Ament said. "It wouldn't really make sense to stop."

[bodysnatcher]

welp, that's that.

[96583UP]

.... because they already recorded everything!

Spoiler: show

5 years ago

[bodysnatcher]

.... because they already recorded everything!

Spoiler: show

5 years ago

[Rangi Guy]

Huh - heard a radio DJ say yesterday that the Band had said they'd be releasing a new album this year. Figured he'd heard something I hadn't

[bodysnatcher]

who the hell knows with these guys anymore. i've given up caring at this point. if it happens, it happens, and i'll check it out and hopefully like it. but i've got other songs to listen to.

[96583UP]

i don't look forward to it because i know it's gonna suck and just spur more shitty threads where people try and convince themselves that it doesn't suck

[bodysnatcher]

that's true, think of all the re-track threads

[Strat]

Ugh.

[dimejinky99]

Jeff is 55????

He looks about 29 about to hit 30 and railing against it.

Railing.

Eh?

Eh?


Taxi!


He looks great for his age though. Fair play to him.

[Strat]

Jeff is 55????

He looks about 29 about to hit 30 and railing against it.

Railing.

Eh?

Eh?


Taxi!


He looks great for his age though. Fair play to him.

They all do, except stone.

[Bi_3]

Huh - heard a radio DJ say yesterday that the Band had said they'd be releasing a new album this year. Figured he'd heard something I hadn't

The email said:

“Can’t Deny Me” from the band’s forthcoming album is now available on PearlJam.com and all digital and streaming services.

That’s as much as I’ve seen