Red Mosquito

Thanks for the Yield radio link. I really enjoyed that.

I like the one Stone did for VS too, though this was so much better with Jeff. Genuine, funny and insightful.

So many new tidbits.

They even acknowledged the GTF / LZ thing.

How many times did they discuss Stones extra-curricular activities?

And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

I finally listened to this today and it was great!

Genuinely reminded me that I do enjoy (some aspects of) this band.

Ello Sailor wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

Guys we know that since 1998

I don't know shit about shit. But I was never a superfan.

smallest_oceans wrote: They even acknowledged the GTF / LZ thing.

i thought they acknowledged it when robert plant sang 'going to california' with them right after 'given to fly'

blasting this one loud and that first three are fucking great. Given To Fly is awesome, but im burned out with it.

VinylGuy wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

Guys we know that since 1998

warehouse wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote: They even acknowledged the GTF / LZ thing.

i thought they acknowledged it when robert plant sang 'going to california' with them right after 'given to fly'

I also am not nearly the superfan I thought I was

Ello Sailor wrote:I don't know shit about shit. But I was never a superfan.

I appreciate your honesty. I didn’t know it either.

Let’s be ignorant together.

As much as i love No Code, and its up there with Vs as my favorite, this is were Jack really owns the band.

VinylGuy wrote:As much as i love No Code, and its up there with Vs as my favorite, this is were Jack really owns the band.

*pwns.

Ello Sailor wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

After them finally doing interviews again in 1998, I (probably a lot of us) read and reread every interview they gave. Lot's of information in those like Stone writing that bass line and them recording DTE on the last day of the session. I also liked how Ed gave 4 or 5 different meanings behind the lyrics to In Hiding. Felt like a Dylan thing to do.

VinylGuy wrote:As much as i love No Code, and its up there with Vs as my favorite, this is were Jack really owns the band.

That can't be right, cos 'In My Tree' isn't on Yield.

Ello Sailor wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:As much as i love No Code, and its up there with Vs as my favorite, this is were Jack really owns the band.

That can't be right, cos 'In My Tree' isn't on Yield.

Ello Sailor wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:As much as i love No Code, and its up there with Vs as my favorite, this is were Jack really owns the band.

That can't be right, cos 'In My Tree' isn't on Yield.

as a unit, Jack really shines and drives Yield. Probably In My Tree is the most Irons song in their catalogue yes, but what he does on Brain Of J, Faithfull, No Way GTF is fuuuucking awesome

Hatfield wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

After them finally doing interviews again in 1998, I (probably a lot of us) read and reread every interview they gave. Lot's of information in those like Stone writing that bass line and them recording DTE on the last day of the session. I also liked how Ed gave 4 or 5 different meanings behind the lyrics to In Hiding. Felt like a Dylan thing to do.

That makes sense. I think the only interview I read from this era is the one where Janeane Garofalo interviews EV. I would have been keen for more.

Hang on.

So stone and Jeff swap instruments in the live setting for smile

But they don’t for do the evolution?


Look what they took from us

smallest_oceans wrote:

Hatfield wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

After them finally doing interviews again in 1998, I (probably a lot of us) read and reread every interview they gave. Lot's of information in those like Stone writing that bass line and them recording DTE on the last day of the session. I also liked how Ed gave 4 or 5 different meanings behind the lyrics to In Hiding. Felt like a Dylan thing to do.

That makes sense. I think the only interview I read from this era is the one where Janeane Garofalo interviews EV. I would have been keen for more.

ha, i remember that one!

smallest_oceans wrote:

Hatfield wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:

smallest_oceans wrote:And I always thought those awesome bass lines in DTE were "quintessential Jeff", to only find he didn't even play on it.

What the fuck? That's Stone on bass?

After them finally doing interviews again in 1998, I (probably a lot of us) read and reread every interview they gave. Lot's of information in those like Stone writing that bass line and them recording DTE on the last day of the session. I also liked how Ed gave 4 or 5 different meanings behind the lyrics to In Hiding. Felt like a Dylan thing to do.

That makes sense. I think the only interview I read from this era is the one where Janeane Garofalo interviews EV. I would have been keen for more.

eddie totally wanted her too but couldn't do anything because she's asexual.

Looks like this is coming...

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