Red Mosquito

Yeah, of the two super-rare songs they played in nearly the same position both nights--early in the first encore--I much, much more enjoyed Strangest Tribe. That song has its own unique mood and texture that I think the band did a good job of capturing live. Angel's mood is that it's a super-rare Pearl Jam song.

ed sounded good for most of strangest tribe, but fell apart badly at the end.

spike wrote:ed sounded good for most of strangest tribe, but fell apart badly at the end.

I don't understand why he randomly sings an octave higher in songs. He ends up screeching and sounding terrible. Just stick to your lower range bud.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

spike wrote:ed sounded good for most of strangest tribe, but fell apart badly at the end.

I don't understand why he randomly sings an octave higher in songs. He ends up screeching and sounding terrible. Just stick to your lower range bud.

i don't get this either, and it's really turned me off of a lot of songs over the past 7-10 years. he really needs to embrace his lower register, it's his sweet spot. DOES HE EVEN CARE ANYMORE>!>!

Monkey_Driven wrote:

spike wrote:ed sounded good for most of strangest tribe, but fell apart badly at the end.

I don't understand why he randomly sings an octave higher in songs. He ends up screeching and sounding terrible. Just stick to your lower range bud.

see elderly woman especially.

you're not 30, ed..

I liked the change in Strangest Tribe, gives it more of a haunting feeling than the monotone delivery of the studio version, though I acknowledge its not Ed at his best

Bi_3 wrote:I liked the change in Strangest Tribe, gives it more of a haunting feeling than the monotone delivery of the studio version, though I acknowledge its not Ed at his best

Yeah, I just listened to this for the first time and I dug it

dprival78 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

spike wrote:ed sounded good for most of strangest tribe, but fell apart badly at the end.

I don't understand why he randomly sings an octave higher in songs. He ends up screeching and sounding terrible. Just stick to your lower range bud.

see elderly woman especially.

you're not 30, ed..

Hearts and thoughts they screech away. Screech away.

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:I liked the change in Strangest Tribe, gives it more of a haunting feeling than the monotone delivery of the studio version, though I acknowledge its not Ed at his best

Yeah, I just listened to this for the first time and I dug it

ST in its original form is perfection.

spike wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:I liked the change in Strangest Tribe, gives it more of a haunting feeling than the monotone delivery of the studio version, though I acknowledge its not Ed at his best

Yeah, I just listened to this for the first time and I dug it

ST in its original form is perfection.

yep

Thank you Pete. Arrived Safe n sound today. Knew it was coming and jumps outta bed when the door knocker and didn't realise I was naked. Posty didn't appreciate it.

It's a goodun. Thanks:)

dimejinky99 wrote:Thank you Pete. Arrived Safe n sound today. Knew it was coming and jumps outta bed when the door knocker and didn't realise I was naked. Posty didn't appreciate it.

It's a goodun. Thanks:)

Wait, you're a white guy?

Black Irish.

Which actually denotes people of Irish and Spanish descent from when the Spanish Armada got their arses kicked by Elizabeth the first. Loads of their ships were wrecked on Ireland's shores before they even got a chance to get to that battle. So the Spanish lads moved in and that's where black Irish comes from.


But I have heard it used arse ways many times. In the US usually.

edit: PM instead

I thought Strangest Tribe sounded amazing.

dimejinky99 wrote:Black Irish.

Which actually denotes people of Irish and Spanish descent from when the Spanish Armada got their arses kicked by Elizabeth the first. Loads of their ships were wrecked on Ireland's shores before they even got a chance to get to that battle. So the Spanish lads moved in and that's where black Irish comes from.


But I have heard it used arse ways many times. In the US usually.

I always thought it was used to describe any people of Irish descent that had dark hair/eyes.

PJ Radio seems to be pushing this show pretty hard. Seems like it's on every other day.

Has night 2 played on Sirius yet?

CopperTom wrote:Has night 2 played on Sirius yet?

Word on the street is that it's premiering today at 2:00PM, eastern time. Was anyone listening to Night 1 on Sirius last night? Wondering when it will be played as more than the very simple mox we heard.