Re: 10th album rumors and speculation
Posted: Wed July 03, 2013 11:01 pm
If this band continues well into their 50's I predict Backspacer songs will be mysteriously absent from the setlists as the years go by.
That's been a pretty consistent pattern for every record after Yield.verb_to_trust wrote:If this band continues well into their 50's I predict Backspacer songs will be mysteriously absent from the setlists as the years go by.
in a few years, they won't be able to tune their guitars low enough for ed to sing the fixer without the strings falling off.verb_to_trust wrote:Actually, I could see Just Breathe sticking around. Maybe the Fixer....
dprival78 wrote:in a few years, they won't be able to tune their guitars low enough for ed to sing the fixer without the strings falling off.
Welcome to the board!Sgt. Crackpot wrote:dprival78 wrote:in a few years, they won't be able to tune their guitars low enough for ed to sing the fixer without the strings falling off.![]()
Long time lurker, first time poster. I decided to finally join after reading your comment. Kudos, you masterful jokesmith.
I know that they said they were willing to take more advice from Brendan on the last record, but in general they've always maintained that they work the arrangements pretty hard before they reach completion. I'm inclined to believe most of the nitty-gritty songwriting and arrangement stuff is done in house, so to speak. I doubt he's ever really stepped into the role of songwriting, or as you've said, he probably would have been credited for his contributions.nomorecrackpipes wrote:Does anyone have concrete proof as to how B O'B has shaped PJ's songs? Aside from Better Man, his influence to keep songs concise, and his infatuation with loudness, what else? He's never shared a songwriting credit, simply a producer/mixer and maybe advisor.
That's a long time to be cleansing your palate.dimejinky99 wrote:Someone earlier described Backspacer as a pallet cleanser.
Great analogy. That's exactly what it was. We were due some sorbet after the stodge of the previous two.
thodoks wrote:pretty excited for the new album
Back in 09 Liam G. had a few of the tracks by nowspike wrote:in the good ol' days, the first single would've leaked by now, but i don't think anyone really cares enough now.Hatfield wrote:How can a band in this day and age keep secrets this well? Come on Internet People, find information!
Thanks!Rangi Guy wrote:Welcome to the board!
Man, I rick rolled the hell out of that one too.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Back in 09 Liam G. had a few of the tracks by nowspike wrote:in the good ol' days, the first single would've leaked by now, but i don't think anyone really cares enough now.Hatfield wrote:How can a band in this day and age keep secrets this well? Come on Internet People, find information!
---E.H. Ruddock wrote:thodoks wrote:pretty excited for the new album
You should totally join, BB wrote:There's a Fan Club Members Facebook page?Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:im pretty sure im gonna leave the group now, my timeline is full of garbageE.H. Ruddock wrote:Well?Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:i just joined, lets see how silly it isE.H. Ruddock wrote:Pearl Jam Ten Club Members Facebook page is blowin' up today!
I like you.Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I just noticed that it says 'Spambot' under my avatar. Does the board actually think I'm one, or are these just gag statuses?
Edit: OK, now it says 'Banned from the Pit'. I get it.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:thodoks wrote:pretty excited for the new album
I.. I love you.. man.KurtLeon wrote:I like you.
Moving a little to fast, aren't you?Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I.. I love you.. man.KurtLeon wrote:I like you.