Red Mosquito

I was listening to the 2013 San Diego show yesterday and quite enjoyed Setting Forth as an intro of sorts for Swallowed Whole. Ed butchers the SW lyrics horrifically, but theoretically it was a pretty great little pairing.

Help me order these two playlists.

Severed Hand
Cropduster
Dark Matter
Insignificance
Quick Escape
Grievance
Rival
1/2 Full
Marker In The Sand
Army Reserve
Who Ever Said
Get It Back
Got To Give

Satan's Bed
Habit
Spin the Black Circle
Hail, Hail
Last Exit
Whipping
Leavin Here
Red Mosquito
Black Red Yellow
All Night
Blood
Do the Evolution
Brain of J
Tremor Christ

I took my kids to a Stray Kida (kpop) concert last night and was shocked at the middle aged gen xer to everyone else ratio

pearl jam

Sometimes it’s the dark and that song comes on and you remember why you love this band and they keep you going even though you’ll never admit it

Fuckers. Love you my lads

Why did Mike and Jeff stop using harmonic notes? What was the most recent song that featured them? Are there any songs after the Ten sessions that have them?

Matters wrote:Why did Mike and Jeff stop using harmonic notes? What was the most recent song that featured them? Are there any songs after the Ten sessions that have them?

Indifference

i realized today i can’t hear not for you anymore without my mind singing ‘where did they come from? saskatoon!!’ from the winnipeg show in 05.

wease wrote:

Matters wrote:Why did Mike and Jeff stop using harmonic notes? What was the most recent song that featured them? Are there any songs after the Ten sessions that have them?

Indifference

Yessss. Is that the last one? Why abandon such a beautiful sound? I remember a podcast where the bass player for The War On Drugs was being interviewed about Pearl Jam and he said something about how harmonic bass notes were starting to be considered lame by bass players sometime around the mid or late 90’s. He laughed at that and said something like, its silly to limit your playing options but that there was a consensus among bass players at the time that harmonics weren’t cool anymore.

AndySlash wrote:i realized today i can’t hear not for you anymore without my mind singing ‘where did they come from? saskatoon!!’ from the winnipeg show in 05.

Heh, I do that but from my St Louis show

“Small my table, sits St. Lou”

"Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie" is the best Alanis album and may be the most underrated album of the 90s

Ms Harmless wrote:"Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie" is the best Alanis album and may be the most underrated album of the 90s

I don't know if I've ever listened to the whole thing, but "Joining You" is stunning and never doesn't carve me all up.

What's the Pearl Jam connection

Jorge wrote:What's the Pearl Jam connection

Hmm, how about: Eddie Vedder and the Earthlings live bassist (and current AC/DC touring member) Chris Cheney plays bass on it.

Wow, well done

How about: the album art for Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie was designed by Stefan G. Bucher. That same year (1998) and for the same label (Maverick), he also designed the artwork for Candlebox’s Happy Pills. The drummer on that album? Dave Krusen.

Now you're just showing off

Weird Al Yankovic’s “My Baby’s In Love with Eddie Vedder” also mentions Alanis Morissette.

Well, I don't wear Doc Martens and I don't wear flannel
And I don't boycott the music video channel
And I just can't compete with all that money and fame
But I know two can play at this kinda game
Yeah, well, let's just see how jealous she'll get
When I start stalking Alanis Morissette
Well, my baby's in love with Eddie Vedder
She's all crazy 'bout that Eddie Vedder

Saw this reposted today from some months ago.

Ranking Pearl Jam's top-151 songs: From 'Ten' to 'Dark Matter'
https://nevadasportsnet.com/news/report ... ark-matter#

Spoiler: show

red dot is ranked ahead of setting sun…

Matters wrote:

Spoiler: show

red dot is ranked ahead of setting sun…

That’s sensible.