Red Mosquito

Leatherhead wrote:If Pearl Jam released a bunch of pro-shot live footage from 1992-2006 on Netflix, I think there'd be a large sudden increase in Pearl Jam fans.

54 people, at least

Leatherhead wrote:How likely is it that they have a bunch of really nice live footage from '92-'06 that they're sitting on?

I don't need post-2000 PJ live videos, we already have soo much.
90s PJ footage is what we need! What we know to exist since parts are in PJ20. Moore theatre 1990, footage of Alive or Evenflow videoshoot? and there's the Australiasian 95 footage. Then there's pro-shot TV stuff from BBC, SNL and Pinkpop 92, Roskilde 92, plenty of MTV segments, Mudfest 93 and some more. All prime PJ. A compilation video will from this era will be freaking great.

And fucking Atlanta 94

VinylGuy wrote:And fucking Atlanta 94

Yes. Yes

I remember being at PJ20, at the museum watching all that fucking glorious stuff they have, and watching a tv with some atlanta 94 footage and thinking, damn you bastards.

Were mere minutes away from 10 club announcing this. New membership tier available.

Happy to share.

It seems like a natural follow on from the band camp model

Luke everything; it s the me harmless enough to begin with.

Where will it go though?

Thereve been patrons supporting the arts as long as there’s been the arts.

In this day and age though? And the endless bitterness and litigiousness, I don’t see this ending well.

Random dime stray thought of the day. Trying to figure out how he’s finally linked Star Wars and Pearl Jam.

Or is this some new swear? LUKE YOU, MOTHERLUKER!

dimejinky99 wrote:Luke everything; it s the me harmless enough to begin with.

wease wrote:Random dime stray thought of the day. Trying to figure out how he’s finally linked Star Wars and Pearl Jam.

Or is this some new swear? LUKE YOU, MOTHERLUKER!

dimejinky99 wrote:Luke everything; it s the me harmless enough to begin with.

Haha. Nah just few beers in and tired writing that

I luke you dime.

Interesting concept. I have a lot of thoughts on this that I just don’t want to type out right now.

I haven't given Pearl Jam a good listening to for a really long time and had the old hankering to give No Code a spin last night. And then liked it so much I did Yield next. I really do still love No Code. It's one of my favorite albums. Yield is pretty good too. I think I've just been so turned off by their newer music I forgot how good they used to be. It's good to kind of feel like a Pearl Jam fan again, cause I'm on this message board all the time and stuff. Kinda fun to introduce the wife to the good stuff too. She likes most of it.

tree_ wrote:I haven't given Pearl Jam a good listening to for a really long time and had the old hankering to give No Code a spin last night. And then liked it so much I did Yield next. I really do still love No Code. It's one of my favorite albums. Yield is pretty good too. I think I've just been so turned off by their newer music I forgot how good they used to be. It's good to kind of feel like a Pearl Jam fan again, cause I'm on this message board all the time and stuff. Kinda fun to introduce the wife to the good stuff too. She likes most of it.

Gonna listen to this later today.

1. Go
2. Why Go
3. State of Love and Trust
4. Rearviewmirror
5. Porch
6. Once
7. Animal
8. Alone
9. Deep
10. Brother
11. Blood
12. Rats
13. Footsteps

Looking forward to it.

Adam Duritz and Eddie Vedder are slowly becoming the same guy.

Both are wearing these as we speak

spike wrote:Adam Duritz and Eddie Vedder are slowly becoming the same guy.

Bammer wrote:Both are wearing these as we speak

this is what Jesus would wear

Wasn’t there a whole thread where Vedder was wearing Hoka Ones? Get your running shoes straight!