Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:

liebzz wrote:Not a single song left from Ten. Good job, folks. Except Release. That should have won.

Release should be there..Also Dance, Quick Escape and River Cross.

but RM like vanilla

"Release" is vanilla though

"River Cross" is vanilla too, but low-fat, high-air-content soft-serve vanilla, the worst kind

River Cross is pretty fuckin’ far from the top eight of this tournament. That much is certain.

Anders wrote:River Cross is pretty fuckin’ far from the top eight of this tournament. That much is certain.

I don't even have it very high among the songs on Gigaton.

elliseamos wrote:

Anders wrote:River Cross is pretty fuckin’ far from the top eight of this tournament. That much is certain.

I don't even have it very high among the songs on Gigaton.

True. Not even top 10 on Gigaton. Ohh maybe scraping in at #10.

I'd rank it above plenty of songs on Gigaton.

Top five, I'd say.

Birds in Hell wrote:I'd rank it above plenty of songs on Gigaton.

Top five, I'd say.

That seems about right. After my top 3 it gets pretty jumbled

Jorge wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

liebzz wrote:Not a single song left from Ten. Good job, folks. Except Release. That should have won.

Release should be there..Also Dance, Quick Escape and River Cross.

but RM like vanilla

"Release" is vanilla though

jesus, no.

Extremely vanilla

- Closes out Pearl Jam's most popular album
- Opens most Pearl Jam shows
- Simple, melodic ballad
- Consists of exactly three chords

Jorge wrote:Extremely vanilla

- Closes out Pearl Jam's most popular album
- Opens most Pearl Jam shows
- Consists of exactly three chords

don't you know songs are made of 3 chords and rich creamy vanilla?

what a ridiculous argument

Jorge wrote:Extremely vanilla

- Closes out Pearl Jam's most popular album
- Opens most Pearl Jam shows
- Simple, melodic ballad
- Consists of exactly three chords

Closes most popular album, so fucking what

Opens shows, so fucking what

simple ballad, yeah so fucking what

three chords, ahjam so fucking what

Result: Not vanilla

Let's get Jorge

Hey it's OK to like vanilla

so fucking what

Ahjam!

I find I've been putting ground flaxseed in my wine

edit: oops i meant my meatball sangwiches

Release might be vanilla, but that doesn’t make it good or bad. I explained my rationale over this song a few rounds back.

I mean Sweet Lew, Croon Spoon, or Aye Davanita, should I be favoring these songs because they are weird?

I think sometimes we get in our own heads about this stuff. The song connects or it doesn’t - or exists on a spectrum by which some connect more than others. It’s level of complexity has little to do with it.

I mean yeah