Red Mosquito

It will probably leak on that day of the record store listening, some copies are bound to get out in the wild. If it leaks, I doubt I'll go to the movie theater thing.

Also, I don't need a be single, but would it kill then to give us some interviews, making of behind the scenes, teasers, etc. Fuck these guys

JFC Taylor Swift and Beyonce don't have this much buildup for an album. Just release it already.

No lie- the indie record store nearest me that is doing the 4/14 thing is called Watts Music.

Also, this kinda takes the wind outta my 4/16 theater experience sails.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

Buby wrote:

Anders wrote:They could also fart in a bucket, and a bunch of people would praise them.

Depending on the sound though.

Metal or plastic bucket?

Bucket plug-in

they call them Fuckets (TM)

Aside from Ed being at the UK listening party, and Ed & Jeff being at the US one, are we certain the band knows that they actually have an album coming out?
There's really not any identifiable proof.

Stone did some interviews yes, Mike some Spotify videos and Matt talked about it too.

Boom is dead.

Stone’s interview has been the best article about the album yet.

oneway23 wrote:Aside from Ed being at the UK listening party, and Ed & Jeff being at the US one, are we certain the band knows that they actually have an album coming out?
There's really not any identifiable proof.

This is a really weird comment. They've all talked about it.

oneway23 wrote:Listen to each record done by Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet several times over. The 19th will be here before you know it.

The part of this recommendation that has me listening to all of those Miles records is great (actually just took a spin through Nefertiti over the weekend). The part that has me binging them immediately prior to Dark Matter, such that the music that is freshest in my mind upon listening to DM for the first time is more or less my favorite music by anyone ever, makes me doubt DM’s chances. Maybe Miles through the 17th and a full day of Greta Van Fleet or something on the 18th.

Anders wrote:Stone’s interview has been the best article about the album yet.

I feel like that interview is some of the best Pearl Jam literature in several years.

chadisme417 wrote:

Anders wrote:Stone’s interview has been the best article about the album yet.

I feel like that interview is some of the best Pearl Jam literature in several years.

me too

stip is a biographer, that's different

Kevin Davis wrote:

oneway23 wrote:Listen to each record done by Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet several times over. The 19th will be here before you know it.

The part of this recommendation that has me listening to all of those Miles records is great (actually just took a spin through Nefertiti over the weekend). The part that has me binging them immediately prior to Dark Matter, such that the music that is freshest in my mind upon listening to DM for the first time is more or less my favorite music by anyone ever, makes me doubt DM’s chances. Maybe Miles through the 17th and a full day of Greta Van Fleet or something on the 18th.

Need that sonic palette cleanser on the eighteenth! Very little else could compare.

Ms Harmless wrote:stip is a biographer, that's different

thats the last thing I am

tragabigzanda wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

chadisme417 wrote:

Anders wrote:Stone’s interview has been the best article about the album yet.

I feel like that interview is some of the best Pearl Jam literature in several years.

me too

shots fired at stip

Trag, did you hear that B and I wrote a book?

stip wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:stip is a biographer, that's different

thats the last thing I am

a critic

Anders wrote:Stone’s interview has been the best article about the album yet.

Tongue was planted firmly in cheek with my comment, as I've found the promotion around the album generally shiteous, but, yes, Anders, that Stone interview was the best PJ-related article/non-stip reading material I've come across in ages.