Red Mosquito

Bammer wrote:

wease wrote:

Bammer wrote:

wease wrote:That obit reads like it could be bammer’s.

Jesus christ wease how do you figure?

“ David practiced law in Seattle for almost his entire career. He and Carolyn refused to live anywhere other than Capitol Hill and they had to have a view. He loved to be the center of attention and later in his life when he and Carolyn traveled he only wanted to go if he could be catered to and pampered. He loved the Huskies, the Mariners, the Seahawks, and the Super Sonics. His favorite band was Pearl Jam, even though he never really listened to them...”

Just replace David with bammer.

During Eddie Vedder’s shows at Benaroya, he alluded to Pearl Jam working with Andrew Watt, who produced his album. I’m curious what those sessions have been like.

We have talked to him and got together a couple of times doing some demos, and it was pretty fun. Just a different kind of vibe. He’s got a great energy. He’s way into getting good sounds. We also have Josh Evans, who worked on our last “Gigaton” record, we have a whole other section of songs from that era, too, that I think we still need to look at. So there’s a lot of stuff on the back burners right now.

joostone wrote:He’s way into getting good sounds.

joostone wrote:https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainm ... rockfords/

During Eddie Vedder’s shows at Benaroya, he alluded to Pearl Jam working with Andrew Watt, who produced his album. I’m curious what those sessions have been like.

We have talked to him and got together a couple of times doing some demos, and it was pretty fun. Just a different kind of vibe. He’s got a great energy. He’s way into getting good sounds. We also have Josh Evans, who worked on our last “Gigaton” record, we have a whole other section of songs from that era, too, that I think we still need to look at. So there’s a lot of stuff on the back burners right now.

epilogue wrote:

joostone wrote:https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainm ... rockfords/

During Eddie Vedder’s shows at Benaroya, he alluded to Pearl Jam working with Andrew Watt, who produced his album. I’m curious what those sessions have been like.

We have talked to him and got together a couple of times doing some demos, and it was pretty fun. Just a different kind of vibe. He’s got a great energy. He’s way into getting good sounds. We also have Josh Evans, who worked on our last “Gigaton” record, we have a whole other section of songs from that era, too, that I think we still need to look at. So there’s a lot of stuff on the back burners right now.

Confirms there was a "Gigaton II" as many speculated, including one of our own with inside info.

Hope we get to hear it someday.

Kevin Davis wrote:I think the key word in his response was "backburner." I predict another couple of years, 2024 at the soonest.

liebzz wrote:That signals two potential things there:

1) That they are not all that far along and the feverishness by which we expect things to progress is way off; and

2) there may not be consensus on Andrew Watt. I mean, that was hardly a massive endorsement and he threw the prior producer right into basically the same thought.

liebzz wrote:

epilogue wrote:

joostone wrote:https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainm ... rockfords/

During Eddie Vedder’s shows at Benaroya, he alluded to Pearl Jam working with Andrew Watt, who produced his album. I’m curious what those sessions have been like.

We have talked to him and got together a couple of times doing some demos, and it was pretty fun. Just a different kind of vibe. He’s got a great energy. He’s way into getting good sounds. We also have Josh Evans, who worked on our last “Gigaton” record, we have a whole other section of songs from that era, too, that I think we still need to look at. So there’s a lot of stuff on the back burners right now.

Confirms there was a "Gigaton II" as many speculated, including one of our own with inside info.

Hope we get to hear it someday.

Also, “that era”…so… 2 years ago was a different era.