Red Mosquito

I wish they had different types of polaroids so we can collect them all!

Strat wrote:Wreckage sounds awesome so im gonna order another variant of this record.

BRB

I laughed

OK
Now we're talking !!
Love Love the Wreckage clip
Has a REM / Petty vibe
Ed sounds great - this is totally his wheelhouse
Love the 12 string
Love that little Mike Mills harmony bit that comes in too

Had they released this one in follow up to Dark matter we would've been having a very different discussion these last 200 or so pages

This has me excited

Bring on more clips...I'm starving

not enough vinyl variants now

tragabigzanda wrote:

dad wrote:

Vindicator wrote:Wreckage sounds great! Love those jangly guitars.

I'm hearing a bit of Tracy Chapman - Fast Car in there

finally, someone else who hears it too!

Finally? This clip has been live for like 90 minutes

I know. i'd said it sounded like Chapman early in the Wreckage thread, and everyone kept saying springsteen and/or petty, so it was nice that someone else heard what i'd heard.

This 30 sec clip manages to showcase both best Ed and worst Ed vocals. But I really like it.

I wonder when 10C members will start getting it in the mail. I got Gigaton CD delivered on the Monday before the Friday release.

He's talking about Waiting for Stevie

Farmer John wrote:He's talking about Waiting for Stevie

I love Steven Hyden.

I hope it covers some new ground and is not just a retread (ala Amongst the Waves).

Steven Hyden is pretty insightful about Pearl Jam. He wrote a whole book about them! I trust his opinion quite a bit

Mike wrote:Steven Hyden is pretty insightful about Pearl Jam. He wrote a whole book about them! I trust his opinion quite a bit

Rank his opinion amongst RM's elite...

1. Me
2. Steven Hyden
3. the rest

Mike wrote:1. Me
2. Steven Hyden
3. the rest

I need to read his book; I remember he did a podcast series about PJ a few years back with guests for each album that I thought was kind of a disappointment.

To be honest, I don't even know what a version of the band's Ten-era approach even sounds like 30 years later with the band now. Should be interesting to hear.

Mike wrote:1. Me
2. Steven Hyden
3. the rest

The indexing normally starts at zero, thank you for saving that 0 spot for me, much obliged!

Val wrote:

Mike wrote:1. Me
2. Steven Hyden
3. the rest

The indexing normally starts at zero, thank you for saving that 0 spot for me, much obliged!

Its a Lua Array

Mike wrote:

Val wrote:

Mike wrote:1. Me
2. Steven Hyden
3. the rest

The indexing normally starts at zero, thank you for saving that 0 spot for me, much obliged!

Its a Lua Array

digster wrote:I need to read his book; I remember he did a podcast series about PJ a few years back with guests for each album that I thought was kind of a disappointment.

To be honest, I don't even know what a version of the band's Ten-era approach even sounds like 30 years later with the band now. Should be interesting to hear.

I like Hyden, but the few factual inaccuracies in the book left a bad taste in my mouth. Granted, the book was a collection of essays, but c'mon man...you can't fact-check or have your editor fact-check a few things? yikes.