Red Mosquito

Blenheim Augustine wrote:

JH wrote:My educated guess is that it was a capture of Ed's IEM feed.

There's no microphone in the world that would isolate the clapping at the end. This is a demo.

Who found this?

It doesn't need to isolate the clapping at the end, as that begins after it's finished. It's not a demo.

harmless wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:

JH wrote:My educated guess is that it was a capture of Ed's IEM feed.

There's no microphone in the world that would isolate the clapping at the end. This is a demo.

Who found this?

It doesn't need to isolate the clapping at the end, as that begins after it's finished. It's not a demo.

It's like he thinks McParadigm lied. About Pearl Jam. Lied about Pearl Jam.

Self wrote:

harmless wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:

JH wrote:My educated guess is that it was a capture of Ed's IEM feed.

There's no microphone in the world that would isolate the clapping at the end. This is a demo.

Who found this?

It doesn't need to isolate the clapping at the end, as that begins after it's finished. It's not a demo.

It's like he thinks McParadigm lied. About Pearl Jam. Lied about Pearl Jam.

Who the fuck would do that? We are the Faithfull.

We all believe.

If you believe, you will receive. -Santa

I confirm its the SAME vocal track as Wrigley.
There is a recording error at about the 1:50 mark.
The soundboard cuts out just as the applause starts.

are we entirely sure Boom can actually play this live? maybe that's why BOB was at Wrigley. if he can't, maybe we won't get it on tour

harmless wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:

JH wrote:My educated guess is that it was a capture of Ed's IEM feed.

There's no microphone in the world that would isolate the clapping at the end. This is a demo.

Who found this?

It doesn't need to isolate the clapping at the end, as that begins after it's finished. It's not a demo.

let's not kid ourselves... no one clapped at the end of that

There's no way Boom can't play this. It's a mediocre piano part. The reason BO'B played is that he needed to.

bodysnatcher wrote:

harmless wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:

JH wrote:My educated guess is that it was a capture of Ed's IEM feed.

There's no microphone in the world that would isolate the clapping at the end. This is a demo.

Who found this?

It doesn't need to isolate the clapping at the end, as that begins after it's finished. It's not a demo.

let's not kid ourselves... no one clapped at the end of that

Evidence is on the Youtube video, sorry bud.

harmless wrote:There's no way Boom can't play this. It's a mediocre piano part.

That's not enough evidence for me

harmless wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

harmless wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:

JH wrote:My educated guess is that it was a capture of Ed's IEM feed.

There's no microphone in the world that would isolate the clapping at the end. This is a demo.

Who found this?

It doesn't need to isolate the clapping at the end, as that begins after it's finished. It's not a demo.

let's not kid ourselves... no one clapped at the end of that

Evidence is on the Youtube video, sorry bud.

Oh ok. I just never made it that far

mastaflatch wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:Now that I have a better quality version of this song I am confident in my original assessment.



Is there a more boring Pearl Jam song?

it's on par with TMW.

It is TMW without the good lyrics

maybe they're thinking of releasing the Wrigley show around 2018, so that's why the desire to have it removed.

or, "Future Days (Live at Wrigley Field)" will be one of the bonus tracks on the iTunes version of the album

Well, I like the song. So sue me! It's nothing special, nothing that hasn't been done before. But I feel it means a lot to Ed, I pick up on that. It won't be a song that I crave to hear, but I'm good with it.

stip wrote:

mastaflatch wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:Now that I have a better quality version of this song I am confident in my original assessment.



Is there a more boring Pearl Jam song?

it's on par with TMW.

It is TMW without the good lyrics

Thumbing My Way is one billion times better.

Mike wrote:

stip wrote:

mastaflatch wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:Now that I have a better quality version of this song I am confident in my original assessment.



Is there a more boring Pearl Jam song?

it's on par with TMW.

It is TMW without the good lyrics

Thumbing My Way is one billion times better.

Mike's right. One of my favourite PJ ballads.

I just listened to Future Days. The last time I did was back when the YouTube of Wrigley came out, and I let it rest because I didn't want to burn it before the album comes out.

Today I caved, and... it's good. I find it open and sincere, it has a good melody and it clearly means a lot to Eddie.
Everything considered, thumbs up

harmless wrote:

Mike wrote:

stip wrote:

mastaflatch wrote:

Blenheim Augustine wrote:Now that I have a better quality version of this song I am confident in my original assessment.



Is there a more boring Pearl Jam song?

it's on par with TMW.

It is TMW without the good lyrics

Thumbing My Way is one billion times better.

Mike's right. One of my favourite PJ ballads.

then future days should certainly be redeemable for you

At the end of the day, the keyboard at Wrigley was a really bad decision and sounded awful. The stripped down version is too sparse. It needs more. On the basis that the album version's problems will be less of an issue than these, I basically like the song and hope it works in context at the end of the chaos.