Jorge wrote:Honestly this "terrible" "disastrous" "incompetent" marketing campaign seems to be working beautifully.
Look at you people. You're in a frenzy.
mister cool pants jorge with his cool guy posts! thinking you're better than us, huh, mister cool guy living his cool guy live?? uhh im so aloof about pearl jam im jorge
Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We still make records to be listened to — not that everyone will listen to a record track one to twelve in a row or side A or Side B — but we still make 'em in case somebody does want to listen to it like that, that's how we make em…
tragabigzanda wrote:Oh man I wouldn’t want to be Jorge right now
As opposed to any other time?
We still make records to be listened to — not that everyone will listen to a record track one to twelve in a row or side A or Side B — but we still make 'em in case somebody does want to listen to it like that, that's how we make em…
oneway23 wrote:Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We see this stuff in the Star Wars all the time.
People build up all these insane expectations (guilty as charged but nowhere near as much as other people) and when the thing arrives and it doesn’t meet those personal demands they’re outraged and furious about it.
oneway23 wrote:Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We see this stuff in the Star Wars all the time.
People build up all these insane expectations (guilty as charged but nowhere near as much as other people) and when the thing arrives and it doesn’t meet those personal demands they’re outraged and furious about it.
This will be that.
Star Wars as a franchise will never attain the level of pure perfection achieved by my head canon.
We still make records to be listened to — not that everyone will listen to a record track one to twelve in a row or side A or Side B — but we still make 'em in case somebody does want to listen to it like that, that's how we make em…
Jorge wrote:Honestly this "terrible" "disastrous" "incompetent" marketing campaign seems to be working beautifully.
Look at you people. You're in a frenzy.
mister cool pants jorge with his cool guy posts! thinking you're better than us, huh, mister cool guy living his cool guy live?? uhh im so aloof about pearl jam im jorge
oneway23 wrote:Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We see this stuff in the Star Wars all the time.
People build up all these insane expectations (guilty as charged but nowhere near as much as other people) and when the thing arrives and it doesn’t meet those personal demands they’re outraged and furious about it.
This will be that.
Star Wars as a franchise will never attain the level of pure perfection achieved by my head canon.
I want to believe you meant “head canon” literally because I like the idea of bootstrapping a small canon to your head like some bootleg Transformer
Another example of the PJ marketing team dropping the ball was with the recent eclipse and not taking advantage of the point your phone to the magical sky portal thing. They had an opportunity to permanently damage so many peoples’ vision and just didn’t take advantage of that.
oneway23 wrote:Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We see this stuff in the Star Wars all the time.
People build up all these insane expectations (guilty as charged but nowhere near as much as other people) and when the thing arrives and it doesn’t meet those personal demands they’re outraged and furious about it.
This will be that.
Star Wars as a franchise will never attain the level of pure perfection achieved by my head canon.
I want to believe you meant “head canon” literally because I like the idea of bootstrapping a small canon to your head like some bootleg Transformer
oneway23 wrote:Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We see this stuff in the Star Wars all the time.
People build up all these insane expectations (guilty as charged but nowhere near as much as other people) and when the thing arrives and it doesn’t meet those personal demands they’re outraged and furious about it.
This will be that.
Star Wars as a franchise will never attain the level of pure perfection achieved by my head canon.
I want to believe you meant “head canon” literally because I like the idea of bootstrapping a small canon to your head like some bootleg Transformer
Between the cannon and the motorized wheelchair, I actually WOULD look like a bootleg Transformer. Let's have a coffee and workshop this!
We still make records to be listened to — not that everyone will listen to a record track one to twelve in a row or side A or Side B — but we still make 'em in case somebody does want to listen to it like that, that's how we make em…
oneway23 wrote:Let's be real, we'd be acting with the exact same level of foolishness without the dumb AR app and creepy raincoat theater experience
We see this stuff in the Star Wars all the time.
People build up all these insane expectations (guilty as charged but nowhere near as much as other people) and when the thing arrives and it doesn’t meet those personal demands they’re outraged and furious about it.
This will be that.
Star Wars as a franchise will never attain the level of pure perfection achieved by my head canon.
I want to believe you meant “head canon” literally because I like the idea of bootstrapping a small canon to your head like some bootleg Transformer
that would be cannon*
Yes. This attempt at describing a silly thought works better audibly, and my typo of “cannon” did not help either.
DDWJMUVW wrote:
It appears to us as though the effort is disjointed. Right hand doesn’t know what the left is doing etc.
Evident in that interview with Ed that they have little to nothing whatsoever to do with anything promotional.
The only thing he wanted to make certain was that the second album playback in the theater would NOT have a video component, only visual, "with lights or something."
They've clearly hired someone so that they can remain as hands-off as possible, which is surprising to me, in a way, since they're singularly responsible for their own cottage industry.
