the sooner we all accept the fact that Sirens is a good song the sooner we can all move on with our lives.
I'm with Trag--other than Bu$hleaguer that's a pretty spot on list. I'd maybe replace RVM with animal, but I wouldn't go to the wall over it.
Re: song that most defines the band
Posted: Tue August 25, 2015 12:42 pm
by darth_vedder
I don't hate Sirens, I just never really feel like listening to it.
Re: song that most defines the band
Posted: Tue August 25, 2015 12:51 pm
by evenslow
The case for Bu$hleaguer defining the Riot Act era - claustrophobic sound, political lyrics, ed is down, "retrenchment" or reducing oneself in the face of difficulty, becomes a defiant centerpiece of the tour, , etc.
Re: song that most defines the band
Posted: Tue August 25, 2015 4:10 pm
by Yeddie Yedder
stip wrote:the sooner we all accept the fact that Sirens is a good song the sooner we can all move on with our lives.
haha. When I first played the song (as a single release), my wife asked why I was listening to (and I quote) "Old dude rock" she had no idea it was pearl jam.
For some odd reason, Sirens on its own doesn't do it. However, when in context of the record...it really is a great song. Even if Matt has the wrong feel w the drums
Re: song that most defines the band
Posted: Tue August 25, 2015 4:20 pm
by EJ
evenslow wrote:The case for Bu$hleaguer defining the Riot Act era - claustrophobic sound, political lyrics, ed is down, "retrenchment" or reducing oneself in the face of difficulty, becomes a defiant centerpiece of the tour, , etc.
