Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:To be fair, there was good precedent for thinking Brendan returning would be a good thing. I still think he produced their two best-sounding albums (No Code and Yield). No one really anticipated the road he'd lead them down (or would be complicit in helping them down).

And I'm pretty sure all of us who were excited to have him back, and credited him for their past success, were pretty reasonable and admitted we were wrong. It wasn't a random inconsistency of opinion, it was an evidence based rejection of a previous held belief.

So fuck you, mate.

Damn, Pete.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:To be fair, there was good precedent for thinking Brendan returning would be a good thing. I still think he produced their two best-sounding albums (No Code and Yield). No one really anticipated the road he'd lead them down (or would be complicit in helping them down).

And I'm pretty sure all of us who were excited to have him back, and credited him for their past success, were pretty reasonable and admitted we were wrong. It wasn't a random inconsistency of opinion, it was an evidence based rejection of a previous held belief.

So fuck you, mate.

Damn, Pete.

durdencommatyler wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:To be fair, there was good precedent for thinking Brendan returning would be a good thing. I still think he produced their two best-sounding albums (No Code and Yield). No one really anticipated the road he'd lead them down (or would be complicit in helping them down).

And I'm pretty sure all of us who were excited to have him back, and credited him for their past success, were pretty reasonable and admitted we were wrong. It wasn't a random inconsistency of opinion, it was an evidence based rejection of a previous held belief.

So fuck you, mate.

Damn, Pete.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:To be fair, there was good precedent for thinking Brendan returning would be a good thing. I still think he produced their two best-sounding albums (No Code and Yield). No one really anticipated the road he'd lead them down (or would be complicit in helping them down).

And I'm pretty sure all of us who were excited to have him back, and credited him for their past success, were pretty reasonable and admitted we were wrong. It wasn't a random inconsistency of opinion, it was an evidence based rejection of a previous held belief.

So fuck you, mate.

Damn, Pete.

6. I would like to see the guys tap more into the surf rock they explored on the 1996 hit Gremmie Outta Control. Bring Jimmy Shoaf back on drums, his style seems more suited for this approach.

pearl jam

All I really care about is getting new music. It's by far the most exciting time to be a Pearl Jam fan and longstanding esteemed member of the Jamily.

I still think they have something cool left in the tank IF IF IF they think outside the box and hire a producer that will challenge them.

Another by-numbers BOB mishmosh is creative death.

evenslow wrote:All I really care about is getting new music. It's by far the most exciting time to be a Pearl Jam fan and longstanding esteemed member of the Jamily.

I still think they have something cool left in the tank IF IF IF they think outside the box and hire a producer that will challenge them.

Another by-numbers BOB mishmosh is creative death.

You get it

7. Eddie brings in David Lynch as producer/ TM guru and Stone and Jeff quit. Everybody wins.

Jeff and Stone form a new band called Grandmother Love Bone and book a fairly average casino tour

I'd like to see Pearl Jam cover St. Vincent. There next album should contain no new tracks, only 13 St. Vincent covers.

a string of residencies
orchestra-accompanied performance
concept album
super bowl
Dave A.

I was super, super excited when BOB came back and I don't know if I ever came out here and admitted that I was dead wrong, so I am doing it now. As chud stated, we had good reason to be excited.

Back to the subject, with ten years left, maybe give complete control back over to Stone and Jeff. Let those guys write the songs. Call in Ed at the last minute. At this point, we just need his voice and then send him back to the islands with Boom.

Guys, i kind of think ed has wrote the best songs over the last two albums :\ Thats not saying much, but stone hasn't really tossed the band anything super great (for reasons unknown)

Ed and Jeff have been writing the best songs.

Stone - Up your game, bruh
MIke - Stick to what you know
Ed - Just go back to pretending you are cooler than you are and make somewhat better songs
Jeff - You be you, because you are fantastic
Matt - Write. Never stop writing
Boom - Lol

Strat wrote:Guys, i kind of think ed has wrote the best songs over the last two albums :\ Thats not saying much, but stone hasn't really tossed the band anything super great (for reasons unknown)

Ed and Jeff have been writing the best songs.

Stone - Up your game, bruh
MIke - Stick to what you know
Ed - Just go back to pretending you are cooler than you are and make somewhat better songs
Jeff - You be you, because you are fantastic
Matt - Write. Never stop writing
Boom - Lol

Boom can bring the weed.

Boom is only around as the fall guy for when they tour through Texas

#BlameBoom

#MakePearlJamGreatAgain

u so called pearl jam 'fans' make me sick eddie puts his heart n soul into these albums and all u people can do is shit all over there work, y now u done bitching? u all have so much hate in ur hearts cant u spare some love for the jamily? im goin back to the pit with the true fans not shit stirrers like u "and i hope that u die and ur death will come soon i will follow ur casket in the pale afternoon" - eddie

Not your best work, stump.