Red Mosquito

AndySlash wrote:

AndySlash wrote:is stone singing backup vocals on this? i swear i hear his voice at times in the ah ah ahs at the end.

anyone? i ask again because he wasn't singing at the shows i saw this week and that surprised me.

its just eddie I think

stip wrote:this is probably the only song on the record that hasn't peaked for me yet.

Same. I know it's going to happen, but it just hasn't yet.
Side note: This song is really fun (and easy) to play on guitar and also just noodle around to.

HardTI wrote:

stip wrote:this is probably the only song on the record that hasn't peaked for me yet.

Same. I know it's going to happen, but it just hasn't yet.
Side note: This song is really fun (and easy) to play on guitar and also just noodle around to.

hasn't for me yet either, but it worked really well as an opener last night - probably will click for next time I listen to the studio version

this song is pretty moody and atmospheric

Alex wrote:this song is pretty moody and atmospheric

There's a lot of things happening in this song.

Pendulum was played on the show blacklist last night. Maybe it will make a jump in the charts line future days did after being on greys anatomy.

MDSkinner wrote:Pendulum was played on the show blacklist last night. Maybe it will make a jump in the charts line future days did after being on greys anatomy.

What is blacklist? Did the song seem to work pretty well?

I never enjoy hearing pearl jam songs in movies/tv shows because I focus on the music to the exclusion of what is happening on screen.

Not that this comes up much

Blacklist is a new crime show on NBC. Good show and the song actually worked well for where it was played at the end of the episode.

MDSkinner wrote:Blacklist is a new crime show on NBC. Good show and the song actually worked well for where it was played at the end of the episode.

Was it during the credits or just the ending episode?

It was to end the episode. Still during the show but near the end. I think it was the whole song which is somewhat surprising.

MDSkinner wrote:It was to end the episode. Still during the show but near the end. I think it was the whole song which is somewhat surprising.

Very nice

The one song on the album that some of us thought would be free from the clutches of corporation!

stip wrote:I never enjoy hearing pearl jam songs in movies/tv shows because I focus on the music to the exclusion of what is happening on screen.

Not that this comes up much

so, that movie with Chris whoever who died in a bus in Alaska was a waste of a flick for you, I guess

harmless wrote:The one song on the album that some of us thought would be free from the clutches of corporation!

Music has no place in TV and film!

knee tunes wrote:

stip wrote:I never enjoy hearing pearl jam songs in movies/tv shows because I focus on the music to the exclusion of what is happening on screen.

Not that this comes up much

so, that movie with Chris whoever who died in a bus in Alaska was a waste of a flick for you, I guess

I kinda liked the movie, and love the soundtrack, but every place a song appeared was jarring. I agree with the into the furnace guy who said release didn't work for that reason

stip wrote:

harmless wrote:The one song on the album that some of us thought would be free from the clutches of corporation!

Music has no place in TV and film!

We're all doomed if this is the way our world is headed!

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

MDSkinner wrote:It was to end the episode. Still during the show but near the end. I think it was the whole song which is somewhat surprising.

Very nice

Yeah it was the whole song. It is a decent show, for network TV anyway. James Spader overacts in it, but the premise of the show is good.

The slightly amusing thing about this scene is that, just like the scene from Grey's Anatomy which used "Future Days", a portion of it plays loudly over a silent montage. It's like it's saying 'Guys! Guys! That song you're hearing? Listen, it's Pearl Jam!'

Coach wrote:

Alex wrote:this song is pretty moody and atmospheric

There's a lot of things happening in this song.

Mostly though it is moody and atmospheric