Red Mosquito

Its fromt he PJ Movie, and the kids are twenty dvd its online everywhere

Great. You could have just posted it and not made me sound so dumb. I'm already aware

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Great. You could have just posted it and not made me sound so dumb. I'm already aware

I am not responsible for your feelings, frienddo

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Great. You could have just posted it and not made me sound so dumb. I'm already aware

I am not responsible for your feelings, frienddo

I wish you were tho

Birds in Hell wrote:TwoFeetThick posted this article last week, I'd missed it until now: Another Mystery Solved: Unearthed Taipei Setlist, February 24, 1995



As explained in the article, the Taiwan show was the most recent unknown Pearl Jam setlist until this came to light (now it's a show from 1993).

Very interesting that they were still calling Satan's Bed Already in Love even after the album came out.

I was at the New Orleans show. My second time to see the band.

It was a long time ago, but I listened to both Soldier Field & San Jose today. Wow. What a band. Completely odd remark but love the way Betterman (an 'ordinary' staple nowadays) sounded then. So pure.

I love the whole 1995 tour....they sound so different from the previous year.

They also sound so different from the following year.

I gotta be honest, they play Corduroy better now than they played it in 1995.

Eddie doesn't sound good now but he sounds REALLY bad in 1995 I don't know why. And the band sounds just fuzzy but not in a cool 1992 way. Jack's kind of plodding.

mikejasond wrote:I gotta be honest, they play Corduroy better now than they played it in 1995.

Eddie doesn't sound good now but he sounds REALLY bad in 1995 I don't know why. And the band sounds just fuzzy but not in a cool 1992 way. Jack's kind of plodding.

yeah, this is....ok, ok...opinions are always welcome but..this is....

VinylGuy wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I gotta be honest, they play Corduroy better now than they played it in 1995.

Eddie doesn't sound good now but he sounds REALLY bad in 1995 I don't know why. And the band sounds just fuzzy but not in a cool 1992 way. Jack's kind of plodding.

yeah, this is....ok, ok...opinions are always welcome but..this is....

mikejasond wrote:I gotta be honest, they play Corduroy better now than they played it in 1995.

Eddie doesn't sound good now but he sounds REALLY bad in 1995 I don't know why.

Come on, be honest now, you really do like the "HEEEEEs" and "HOOOOs".

Also, if mjd is talking about 2016 Corduroy, it is the worst version there is. Ed does that stupid call and response.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Also, if mjd is talking about 2016 Corduroy, it is the worst version there is. Ed does that stupid call and response.

I do like the reworked bridge.

VinylGuy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Also, if mjd is talking about 2016 Corduroy, it is the worst version there is. Ed does that stupid call and response.

I do like the reworked bridge.

Really hard to appreciate anything in that song after that call and response abomination.

This is one of my favorite Tours, alongside the Binaural run.

I do hate the call and response. But I was watching MSG II 2010 corduroy on youtube and really digging it, and then went back to see some 1995 clips and found that it was actually worse.

If you're speaking in technical terms, then of course 2010 will be tighter because they've been playing it longer. It's hard for me to articulate exactly what it was about the 95 Tour that I love, but it really was PJ vs. The World during this period. You should try to find the Sponsored By No One movie.