Re: Quick Escape
Posted: Thu March 26, 2020 3:51 pm
further north a warmth alive and lingeringStrat wrote:In the opening moments of chaos....the drum shuffle just...blows my skirt up. So tasty.
further north a warmth alive and lingeringStrat wrote:In the opening moments of chaos....the drum shuffle just...blows my skirt up. So tasty.
I wish they'd revisit/retool "Anything in Between". It's got some groove to it.Bi_3 wrote:I wonder how many of these style tracks got buried in the vault over the last 10 years...
You're a man of fine taste, chewm.chewm wrote:I understand why this one is the common favorite but I can't really get into it, it's probably just something stylistic. It's very well executed but it's a bit too 70's hard rock for me, I can't stop hearing KISS in the chorus and especially Eddie's yeah-YEAH.
I'll do my best in the billboard tournament to make everyone think otherwise.Birds in Hell wrote:You're a man of fine taste, chewm.chewm wrote:I understand why this one is the common favorite but I can't really get into it, it's probably just something stylistic. It's very well executed but it's a bit too 70's hard rock for me, I can't stop hearing KISS in the chorus and especially Eddie's yeah-YEAH.
Revelator wrote:Holy fuck, this song. Where did this come from?? Christ, that bass line....
Just had my first listen....
Same. First listen. Didn’t think there was any way this could possibly sound like Rage like people were saying. Well fuck. It does. I could listen to that groove alone all day. Just cranks. And holy shit Ament! Where the fuck you been?dimejinky99 wrote:Revelator wrote:Holy fuck, this song. Where did this come from?? Christ, that bass line....
Just had my first listen....
theplatypus wrote:People are making that comparison because it's a groove-based mid-tempo rocker with a big chorus that features multiple vocal parts (reminiscent of "Breath") and also has extended solo sections and a "jammy" ending. The aesthetics aren't the same but I totally understand why this comparison is happening. PJ haven't made a lot of these types of songs in a while.Birds in Hell wrote:Nor me.falcaoruiz wrote:I still can't find a connection in QE with Ten or Vs Pearl Jam.
It's still very much a modern Pearl Jam song to my ears.
dimejinky99 wrote:theplatypus wrote:People are making that comparison because it's a groove-based mid-tempo rocker with a big chorus that features multiple vocal parts (reminiscent of "Breath") and also has extended solo sections and a "jammy" ending. The aesthetics aren't the same but I totally understand why this comparison is happening. PJ haven't made a lot of these types of songs in a while.Birds in Hell wrote:Nor me.falcaoruiz wrote:I still can't find a connection in QE with Ten or Vs Pearl Jam.
It's still very much a modern Pearl Jam song to my ears.
Jorge nails it here.
It totally bangs a heart string for me it sounds like the Pearl Jam I initially fell in love with it.
Breath being the best comparison.
It brings me right there but in a whole new brilliant beautiful way.
I Fucking love this song.
yeah manMonkey_Driven wrote:"Living life on the back porch
Lifting rocks to make a wage
Every sunset paid attention to
Not a starry night went to waste"
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keys as in the sound of his jingling as he wonders why he's locked out of the studiodurdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure you guys have already talked about this -- I've been avoiding the individual song threads until today, largely -- but I just noticed BOB is credited on keys in the liner notes for this song.