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Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 10:57 pm
by dprival78
Monkey_Driven wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:This song was 4 stars when it came out, but the silly string versions and Ed's abandon of the actual lyrics gradually brought it down to a 1. But I listened to the studio cut last night with headphones, and my gosh it slays. I just LOVE Jeff's bass tone, and everything Jack is doing. And Ed sounds so great.

Im gonna give it a solid 3, because that's a fair point between the greatness of the studio version and the afterthought that the live version has transformed into.
I support this post.
100%

when those drums kick in... oh hell yea

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 11:14 pm
by tragabigzanda
pearl jam sucks now

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 12:22 am
by Birds in Hell
Another song that died when Jack Irons left.



Jack's version had some push and thump, like a super-charged, fuzzed-out folk dirge.

Matt turned it into a bland thrash to the finish line.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 12:42 am
by Bi_3
I’ve been working on this so hold on…


Breathe…

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 12:42 am
by Bi_3
I respect your opinions though I disagree

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 1:05 am
by tragabigzanda
pearl jam sucks now

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 3:05 am
by epilogue
Big fan

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat May 22, 2021 2:49 pm
by Ms Harmless
it's a cool deep cut on No Code but I'm absolutely indifferent to it in isolation

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 10:46 am
by joostone

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 11:14 am
by stip
I liked that slow version a lot. The studio version is fun for what it is, but feels disposable. I’ve never liked the live versions with either drummer, other than slow.

While I am generally not a fan of Jack’s drumming, Lukin and Brain of J are two places wher he shines for me

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 11:43 am
by epilogue
I think it's the only time the band really nailed this kind of thing. They maybe haven't tried a lot. But as far as the more frenetic, fast, punk rockers go, this one is perfect.

I'd take this over Habit any day, for example.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 12:34 pm
by wease
The only version of this song I like is the live version from Australia back in ‘95. It was called 100 Pacer on the “import” cd I had. There were virtually no lyrics, the the music was just perfect. Every version pales in comparison to that version.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 3:09 pm
by stip
epilogue wrote:I think it's the only time the band really nailed this kind of thing. They maybe haven't tried a lot. But as far as the more frenetic, fast, punk rockers go, this one is perfect.

I'd take this over Habit any day, for example.
it is odd to me that you would love one and kind of revile the other

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 3:22 pm
by epilogue
stip wrote:
epilogue wrote:I think it's the only time the band really nailed this kind of thing. They maybe haven't tried a lot. But as far as the more frenetic, fast, punk rockers go, this one is perfect.

I'd take this over Habit any day, for example.
it is odd to me that you would love one and kind of revile the other
One is smart, topical, passionate, immediate, visceral, personal, catchy, and exact. It's a precise exploration of genre and craft.

The other is Habit.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 3:24 pm
by epilogue
Also, Lukin would fit in nicely on Vitalogy.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 5:47 pm
by dad
wease wrote:The only version of this song I like is the live version from Australia back in ‘95. It was called 100 Pacer on the “import” cd I had. There were virtually no lyrics, the the music was just perfect. Every version pales in comparison to that version.
wease, was this from Melbourne or no?

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 6:25 pm
by wease
dad wrote:
wease wrote:The only version of this song I like is the live version from Australia back in ‘95. It was called 100 Pacer on the “import” cd I had. There were virtually no lyrics, the the music was just perfect. Every version pales in comparison to that version.
wease, was this from Melbourne or no?
Yeah. 3/15 maybe?

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sat October 09, 2021 6:26 pm
by LetMeSleep
wease wrote:
dad wrote:
wease wrote:The only version of this song I like is the live version from Australia back in ‘95. It was called 100 Pacer on the “import” cd I had. There were virtually no lyrics, the the music was just perfect. Every version pales in comparison to that version.
wease, was this from Melbourne or no?
Yeah. 3/15 maybe?
17th.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Sun October 10, 2021 3:44 am
by oasisfan35
epilogue wrote:
stip wrote:
epilogue wrote:I think it's the only time the band really nailed this kind of thing. They maybe haven't tried a lot. But as far as the more frenetic, fast, punk rockers go, this one is perfect.

I'd take this over Habit any day, for example.
it is odd to me that you would love one and kind of revile the other
One is smart, topical, passionate, immediate, visceral, personal, catchy, and exact. It's a precise exploration of genre and craft.

The other is Habit.
As well Lukin is a shade over one minute long, Habit is three times that.

Re: Song of the Moment: Lukin

Posted: Mon October 11, 2021 3:40 am
by epilogue
oasisfan35 wrote:
epilogue wrote:
stip wrote:
epilogue wrote:I think it's the only time the band really nailed this kind of thing. They maybe haven't tried a lot. But as far as the more frenetic, fast, punk rockers go, this one is perfect.

I'd take this over Habit any day, for example.
it is odd to me that you would love one and kind of revile the other
One is smart, topical, passionate, immediate, visceral, personal, catchy, and exact. It's a precise exploration of genre and craft.

The other is Habit.
As well Lukin is a shade over one minute long, Habit is three times that.
Excellent point.

Habit is way too long.