Red Mosquito

theplatypus wrote:If I wanna hear a "big McCready solo" (or a reasonable approximation thereof) all I gotta do is stick my head in any Guitar Center in the world

This forum makes me realize that Pearl Jam is a basic ass band, but they are OUR basic band, you feel me?

#DadTrance2020

96583UP wrote:wow. things were said today. sides were taken #teammonstersolos

CHOMP

If mike has a solo as good as the one he does in Safe In The Car, fuuuuck im in.

if mike don't solo, mike don't live

VinylGuy wrote:If mike has a solo as good as the one he does in Safe In The Car, fuuuuck im in.

Yes, please

liebzz wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:If mike has a solo as good as the one he does in Safe In The Car, fuuuuck im in.

Yes, please

Good call. I'd be down for this song with Ed's vocals and as little fixin' on it as possible.

i listened to the DOTC snippet once this morning. didn't think anything of it. carried out my day. doin whatever.

within the last hour the clip has started playing in my head twice. unprompted. and i like it. and i can hear it verbatim.

it has grown on me

this means only one thing

Spoiler: show

get the dildo ready

now we’re talking.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Bill Simmons is annoying as fuck but at least he agrees that Pearl Jam peaked in 1998.

100%...1998 is the year...

Be prepared for the new single to both divide and bring the PJ fanbase together next week. It’s an interesting track even if that Simmons clip sounds like a ringtone I’ve heard before. It’s buoyant. If you rewind back of lead singles:
Mind Your Manners- felt like forced populist punk rock
The Fixer- PJ’s take on a pop song.
WWS- their first rock pop song attempt.
I Am Mine- perhaps their best lead single and when you figure in that it still gets performed live...
NAIS- solid Pink Floyd-esque jam that was deemed a little weird when it was released.
Given To Fly- timeless.
Who You Are- a deep cut and always great to experience live
STBC/Not For You- one of these two is a PJ classic.
Go/Daughter- classics.
Alive- still alive after all these years.

Beer wrote:Be prepared for the new single to both divide and bring the PJ fanbase together next week. It’s an interesting track even if that Simmons clip sounds like a ringtone I’ve heard before. It’s buoyant. If you rewind back of lead singles:
Mind Your Manners- felt like forced populist punk rock
The Fixer- PJ’s take on a pop song.
WWS- their first rock pop song attempt.
I Am Mine- perhaps their best lead single and when you figure in that it still gets performed live...
NAIS- solid Pink Floyd-esque jam that was deemed a little weird when it was released.
Given To Fly- timeless.
Who You Are- a deep cut and always great to experience live
STBC/Not For You- one of these two is a PJ classic.
Go/Daughter- classics.
Alive- still alive after all these years.

I couldn’t have said it better. This is the truth, people!

yes those were certainly the lead singles

It’s going to both divide and bring together the fanbase?

teflonsteve wrote:

I've never been more aroused.

Birds in Hell wrote:It’s going to both divide and bring together the fanbase?

Sounds entirely implausible.

surprised the whole thing hasn't leaked yet

i'll just have to keep watching that jazzercise clip over and over