Lament wrote:This went from being probably their most well-known song in their entire catalog when they were at their commercial peak to nowadays being probably the 4th most well-known song from that album today.
I'm trying to think of another song from another band I can say the same thing about, but I'm coming up with nothing.
Are the other 3 Even Flow, Alive, and Black? If so yeah, I agree that's interesting.
Im sure a lot of people know Even Flow most because it was in Guitar Hero 3 in 2007 when Guitar Hero was at its peak. That was the first time I ever heard Pearl Jam
Even Flow and Alive were the two I heard most on the radio on the classic rock stations, and Alive was in Rock Band 2
I won't be Classic B'd because you can't choose appropriate threads.
Re: Song of the Moment: Jeremy
Posted: Fri August 04, 2017 2:52 pm
by Strat
B wrote:I won't be Classic B'd because you can't choose appropriate threads.
It's not about the song though. its about the life and death of the actor that played in the video!
Re: Song of the Moment: Jeremy
Posted: Fri August 04, 2017 6:14 pm
by B
Strat wrote:
B wrote:I won't be Classic B'd because you can't choose appropriate threads.
It's not about the song though. its about the life and death of the actor that played in the video!
I will not be Classic B'd! I will not be Classic B'd!I will not be Classic B'd!
Re: Song of the Moment: Jeremy
Posted: Fri November 02, 2018 6:55 pm
by tragabigzanda
Re: Song of the Moment: Jeremy
Posted: Fri November 02, 2018 7:51 pm
by evenslow
tragabigzanda wrote:Bump. Two interesting bits from this article:
1. Ed is worth an estimated $90M
2. Apparently the video referenced some gender identity confusion? Which I never grasped as a kid (haven't watched the entire vid in years). Odd that his friends would push back on that idea today. And this is 100% circumstantial/not at all valid, but the kid does sort of look like a girl in his yearbook photo.
Where?
