Red Mosquito

All of you are forgetting the hidden track. You might end up with usual length songs and a really good last song you can never put on a playlist because it has a 4 minute gap of silence followed by random squalls for 30 seconds.

liebzz wrote:All of you are forgetting the hidden track. You might end up with usual length songs and a really good last song you can never put on a playlist because it has a 4 minute gap of silence followed by random squalls for 30 seconds.

shit. there's a better than average chance you're right.

stip wrote:

liebzz wrote:All of you are forgetting the hidden track. You might end up with usual length songs and a really good last song you can never put on a playlist because it has a 4 minute gap of silence followed by random squalls for 30 seconds.

shit. there's a better than average chance you're right.

When's the last time that happened, on Binaural?

Val wrote:

stip wrote:

liebzz wrote:All of you are forgetting the hidden track. You might end up with usual length songs and a really good last song you can never put on a playlist because it has a 4 minute gap of silence followed by random squalls for 30 seconds.

shit. there's a better than average chance you're right.

When's the last time that happened, on Binaural?

There was something in Gigaton ? Don’t remember

who is stevie?

Seems Stevie wonder

Oh that red vinyl looks wonderful

warehouse wrote:who is stevie?

they wrote this while waiting to record with Stevie Wonder during Earthling sessions

my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

Stevie Lukin

VinylGuy wrote:

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

Stevie Lukin

Speaking of Lukin, forget Tay-Tay, Melvins have a new album releasing on the 19th, as well.
Joy!

i'm not sure how i missed this. i was expecting a punk song about the other mudhoney guy. i love stevie wonder more than i love most things. pearl jam being inspired by stevie wonder might be one of the coolest things i've ever heard. i love this song already lol

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

it's a very Stevie Wonder title for a song, I like the idea that it's a little nod to who he is as an artist, even if that's not Pearl Jam; I was really impressed with how Earthling managed to get Ed's style to cohere with, say, Elton John's so beautifully, and I hope this happens again for WFS; I wonder if it'll go Superstition-esque funk again like Dark Matter did?

oneway23 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

Stevie Lukin

Speaking of Lukin, forget Tay-Tay, Melvins have a new album releasing on the 19th, as well.
Joy!

I know dude!! What a day

Ms Harmless wrote:

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

it's a very Stevie Wonder title for a song, I like the idea that it's a little nod to who he is as an artist, even if that's not Pearl Jam; I was really impressed with how Earthling managed to get Ed's style to cohere with, say, Elton John's so beautifully, and I hope this happens again for WFS; I wonder if it'll go Superstition-esque funk again like Dark Matter did?

dont tease me

Ms Harmless wrote:

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

it's a very Stevie Wonder title for a song, I like the idea that it's a little nod to who he is as an artist, even if that's not Pearl Jam; I was really impressed with how Earthling managed to get Ed's style to cohere with, say, Elton John's so beautifully, and I hope this happens again for WFS; I wonder if it'll go Superstition-esque funk again like Dark Matter did?

I recall reading an interview with Elton John around the time he guested on ...Like Clockwork from Queens of the Stone Age, and, paraphrasing here, he said something akin to how he was so thrilled to hear from them, specifically, because they weren't throwing a song in the vein of something people would normally expect from him at his feet the way so many others do.."Oh, a maudlin ballad? Call Elton!"

In that spirit, I hope they toss Stevie entirely out of his comfort zone here.

warehouse wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

it's a very Stevie Wonder title for a song, I like the idea that it's a little nod to who he is as an artist, even if that's not Pearl Jam; I was really impressed with how Earthling managed to get Ed's style to cohere with, say, Elton John's so beautifully, and I hope this happens again for WFS; I wonder if it'll go Superstition-esque funk again like Dark Matter did?

dont tease me

you were asking for it warehouse

oneway23 wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

warehouse wrote:my first thought was they wrote another song about a guy from mudhoney, but stevie wonder would be much better lol

it's a very Stevie Wonder title for a song, I like the idea that it's a little nod to who he is as an artist, even if that's not Pearl Jam; I was really impressed with how Earthling managed to get Ed's style to cohere with, say, Elton John's so beautifully, and I hope this happens again for WFS; I wonder if it'll go Superstition-esque funk again like Dark Matter did?

I recall reading an interview with Elton John around the time he guested on ...Like Clockwork from Queens of the Stone Age, and, paraphrasing here, he said something akin to how he was so thrilled to hear from them, specifically, because they weren't throwing a song in the vein of something people would normally expect from him at his feet the way so many others do.."Oh, a maudlin ballad? Call Elton!"

In that spirit, I hope they toss Stevie entirely out of his comfort zone here.

yeah that would be super cool

Stevie Wonder was on Ed’s solo album. He and Watt wrote Waiting For Stevie, while waiting for him. Don’t think Stevie is on this song.

Anders wrote:Stevie Wonder was on Ed’s solo album. He and Watt wrote Waiting For Stevie, while waiting for him. Don’t think Stevie is on this song.

This.