Red Mosquito

I wouldn't put it on the album.

chewm wrote:Happy When I'm Crying would be the worst song fom Yield.

Yknow. I tried to pick a 'worst' song. I dunno if I can. Happy when I'm crying would fit a whole lot better than push me pull me though

dimejinky99 wrote:

chewm wrote:Happy When I'm Crying would be the worst song fom Yield.

Yknow. I tried to pick a 'worst' song. I dunno if I can. Happy when I'm crying would fit a whole lot better than push me pull me though

now that's just crazy talk

Well I'm gonna take Pilate off. Or mfc.

Yield can survive without either of those and have them replaced I think.

Yield doesn't need a damned thing changed about it.

I agree

We've an endless fondness and love for these records. Their little flaws make up as much as the great moments.

Weird the way there is none of that fondness for self titled onwards.

Be cool to be born around now and discover this back catalogue of records and have none of our teenage attachment to them.


Or not. Actually Fuck that idea.

dimejinky99 wrote:We've an endless fondness and love for these records. Their little flaws make up as much as the great moments.

Weird the way there is none of that fondness for self titled onwards.

Be cool to be born around now and discover this back catalogue of records and have none of our teenage attachment to them.


Or not. Actually Fuck that idea.

That was me. I never heard Pearl Jam at all until 2007 in Guitar Hero 3 when Even Flow was in. I was 15. Then I learned Black, Alive, Jeremy from the FM rock radio.

Didn't listen to Ten in full until college in like 2012 or something.

Had never heard Elderly Woman, Daughter, etc when I listened for the first time to Vs. in that same year

mikejasond wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:We've an endless fondness and love for these records. Their little flaws make up as much as the great moments.

Weird the way there is none of that fondness for self titled onwards.

Be cool to be born around now and discover this back catalogue of records and have none of our teenage attachment to them.


Or not. Actually Fuck that idea.

That was me. I never heard Pearl Jam at all until 2007 in Guitar Hero 3 when Even Flow was in. I was 15. Then I learned Black, Alive, Jeremy from the FM rock radio.

Didn't listen to Ten in full until college in like 2012 or something.

Had never heard Elderly Woman, Daughter, etc when I listened for the first time to Vs. in that same year

Wow. That's a weird way to come into it all. Fair play.

mikejasond wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:We've an endless fondness and love for these records. Their little flaws make up as much as the great moments.

Weird the way there is none of that fondness for self titled onwards.

Be cool to be born around now and discover this back catalogue of records and have none of our teenage attachment to them.


Or not. Actually Fuck that idea.

That was me. I never heard Pearl Jam at all until 2007 in Guitar Hero 3 when Even Flow was in. I was 15. Then I learned Black, Alive, Jeremy from the FM rock radio.

Didn't listen to Ten in full until college in like 2012 or something.

Had never heard Elderly Woman, Daughter, etc when I listened for the first time to Vs. in that same year

I got into Pearl Jam partially because of Life Wasted on one of the GH games.

I bought the vinyl two weeks ago.

Its just to good.

dimejinky99 wrote:No code and then Yield are both great. But both records do that U2 thing of top loading the record and put the hits up front.

Discuss.

MFC -> Low Light -> In Hiding -> Push me Pull Me -> All Those Yesterdays

End discussion.

Birds in Hell wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Off He Goes is the worst song of all time

I love, love, love Off He Goes. One of the band's very best - Jack's drums on that song, Ed's voice, the way the guitars sound...

Well said.

Leatherhead wrote:

mikejasond wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:We've an endless fondness and love for these records. Their little flaws make up as much as the great moments.

Weird the way there is none of that fondness for self titled onwards.

Be cool to be born around now and discover this back catalogue of records and have none of our teenage attachment to them.


Or not. Actually Fuck that idea.

That was me. I never heard Pearl Jam at all until 2007 in Guitar Hero 3 when Even Flow was in. I was 15. Then I learned Black, Alive, Jeremy from the FM rock radio.

Didn't listen to Ten in full until college in like 2012 or something.

Had never heard Elderly Woman, Daughter, etc when I listened for the first time to Vs. in that same year

I got into Pearl Jam partially because of Life Wasted on one of the GH games.

Yeah life wasted was in GH2 on the Xbox 360, though I didn't have the Xbox version so I didn't have that one.

It was so weird when backspacer was DLC for Rock Band. Until then , like I said I only knew the songs that I heard on classic rock radio which were just hits from Ten (Alive, Black, Jeremy, Even Flow). So when a full album came out for RB I was curious. I listened to Backspacer and I was like O___O WTF band is this this is not Pearl Jam.

But I grew more of an appreciation later.

Angus wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:No code and then Yield are both great. But both records do that U2 thing of top loading the record and put the hits up front.

Discuss.

MFC -> Low Light -> In Hiding -> Push me Pull Me -> All Those Yesterdays

End discussion.

That might be the best song run in any Pearl Jam album for me

Even Flow -> Alive -> Why Go -> Black -> Jeremy

Last Exit - STBC - Not For You - Tremor Christ - Nothingman

Sometimes - Hail, Hail - Who You Are - In My Tree - Smile - Off He Goes - Habit - Red Mosquito - Lukin - Present Tense

Yield is perfect. No changes.

Least favorite track is In Hiding though.

Anders wrote:Last Exit - STBC - Not For You - Tremor Christ - Nothingman

Another good one.

So is Go -> Animal -> Daughter -> Glorified -> Dissident

And honestly so is RVM -> Rats -> Elderly Woman -> Leash -> Indifference

so are we now just listing a lot of songs in a row? man we need a new album.