Red Mosquito

Strat wrote:lol. People ranking running off a 30 second clip.

Come on you fools!

what d'you think you're doooo-iiiing?

tragabigzanda wrote:

RockPusher wrote:

oneway23 wrote:Absolutely no reason for him to say "haaaaayyyuuhhhuunnnnd" when he could simply say..."hand."

Goes to museum
"There's absolutely no reason for Van Gogh to paint the sky that way"

Good call, this album is apt to be on par with Van Gogh

For people who’d cut both their ears off

Even Instagram is mad about it

I'm excited for the rest of Dark Matter

Ms Harmless wrote:I'm excited for the rest of Dark Matter

NGL so am I

Do you guys think if we influence the Pearl Jam fandom enough that Dark Matter becomes known as "the terrible sounding record" we'll get a Brendan O'Brien remix? We should start planning. Everyone please complain on every Instagram post and we'll push those posts to the top every time by liking them.
Maybe we should find out who interviews Pearl Jam next and convince them to ask why the record sounds so bad.
We should also make big posters for every show we attend with some slogans about the bad sound until Eddie notices. Really push his buttons. "Neil Young would hate the sound on Dark Matter!" "Real punk boys would have better sounding records!"
We can do this

You’re quite the evil mastermind, Mike

Need a chapter on this in stip and B's book. Perhaps a guest chapter by trag to really get the point across?

Val wrote:You’re quite the evil mastermind, Mike

We need to work with shame. I will try to reach Sean Penn and Bill Maher.
Maybe get Steve Albini to make an interview that goes viral about the current state of rock music and how Pearl Jam compromised their beliefs
We could also try to get Ian MacKaye to shame them about ticket prices

We could to this with Andrew Watt masks at their upcoming shows

please play wotleaguer

edit: wot

chances of a new clip today?

Recalling a conversation from 20+ pages ago (or something), if I absolutely have to cut tens of my favorite bands then my top 5 is like this:

1. Tool.
Firmly in the number 1 spot because they are unreachable, untouchable, unparallellable, induplicable, in a class of their own, no contest.

2. Tom Waits.
Ought to be up there because he simply must. He's almost family. I have an I'd-write-him-in-my-will kind of affection going on here.

3. King Krule.
I stumbled across a few early songs on Soundcloud way before he became successful and haven't cooled down since. Just an exceptional talent.

4. Tame Impala.
Ought to up here because these aussie boys simply slay.

5. Pearl Jam.

Honorable mention: Sigur Ros for their astonishing Von album. I love it dearly.

Loving Sigur Ros because of Von is something I have never heard before. Very Interesting

Honorable mention Nr2: Under Byen

Oh yeah.

Val wrote:Honorable mention Nr2: Under Byen

Oh yeah.

You just reminded me of their existence I listened to them like 16 years ago

Mike wrote:

Val wrote:Honorable mention Nr2: Under Byen

Oh yeah.

You just reminded me of their existence I listened to them like 16 years ago

They are magical. I can't find a better epithet.
It's a shame that streaming platforms only carry one or two of their later stage albums and none of the early, deliciously tasty stuff.

I think my favorite was "Samme stof som stof" ? Those weird neighbors above me with their magical language

Mike wrote:I think my favorite was "Samme stof som stof" ? Those weird neighbors above me with their magical language

I love Puma, Plantage, Fugle Og Ild, Sulfyden, Kyst, Om Vinteren, Tindrer, Film Og Omvendt...
It's hard to stop! I love them all!!!

Val wrote:Recalling a conversation from 20+ pages ago (or something), if I absolutely have to cut tens of my favorite bands then my top 5 is like this:

1. Tool.
Firmly in the number 1 spot because they are unreachable, untouchable, unparallellable, induplicable, in a class of their own, no contest.

2. Tom Waits.
Ought to be up there because he simply must. He's almost family. I have an I'd-write-him-in-my-will kind of affection going on here.

3. King Krule.
I stumbled across a few early songs on Soundcloud way before he became successful and haven't cooled down since. Just an exceptional talent.

4. Tame Impala.
Ought to up here because these aussie boys simply slay.

5. Pearl Jam.

Honorable mention: Sigur Ros for their astonishing Von album. I love it dearly.

tool was my number 3 band until 10000 days. then they slipped. i think i only msde it through fear inoculm once. but i loved the shit out of them for a while