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LetMeSleep wrote:New depths, RM.

Gonna shame my friends

CopperTom wrote:Possible art theme of new album:

Album title: The Moon Is Part of Mars.

I feel the new album is going to be named after an old song from the band. Yellow Moon is a good choice...but i would go with Pearl Jam: Animal.
Then Mike is going to explain they name it like that because ¨its something they didnt do in the past¨

Pearl Jam: Nevermind

Pearl Jam: self titled 3.

What happened to number 2?

Oh yeah, right. The last 10 years of PJ.

Or maybe a more weird title like Pearl Jam: Eddie Vedder?? and you can collect them all...you have the vedder title, the gossard title.

The album is exactly the same though. Artwork too.

Free PJ branded spatula if you purchase the whole set.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Oh yeah, right. The last 10 years of PJ.

Someone has to recognize the quality of this post. I’ll do it.

wease wrote:

CopperTom wrote:Possible art theme of new album:

Album title: The Moon Is Part of Mars.

The moon is huh-rising high too-nye-ut
Luh-ike the waves in the pictures on your shuh-elf
Heh-vurything is heh-vurything and it’s alright
As you whisper to me “Epstein didn’t kill himself”

Back to the top of the page, rinse and repeat.

McParadigm wrote:

wease wrote:

CopperTom wrote:Possible art theme of new album:

Album title: The Moon Is Part of Mars.

The moon is huh-rising high too-nye-ut
Luh-ike the waves in the pictures on your shuh-elf
Heh-vurything is heh-vurything and it’s alright
As you whisper to me “Epstein didn’t kill himself”

Well done.

digster wrote:

Maybe this has been posted already, but does anyone know what this is? I thought it may be a cover or a Glen song, but it doesn't seem that way.

Yesterday I somewhat randomly grabbed the Hamilton 2011 bootleg off the shelf to listen to during our holiday travels. I haven't listened to much PJ at all over the last few years, and I really enjoyed it -- it wasn't quite a "just like hearing all these songs again for the first time!"-type experience, but I was definitely less attuned to all the things about modern-ish PJ -- both the performances and the songs -- that are amplified by unreasonable over-immersion in Pearl Jam World. "Severed Hand," "The Fixer," "Ole" -- they all sounded great. Eddie a little wobbly on "Corduroy" and "Hail Hail?" Yeah, maybe. But I've heard and enjoyed worse.

Unfortunately that same grace did not extend to this new song. He's really taken this acoustic folkie thing to a place I don't relate to; at this point he feels closer to Jimmy Buffett than he does to Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen.

Kevin Davis wrote:

digster wrote:

Maybe this has been posted already, but does anyone know what this is? I thought it may be a cover or a Glen song, but it doesn't seem that way.

Yesterday I somewhat randomly grabbed the Hamilton 2011 bootleg off the shelf to listen to during our holiday travels. I haven't listened to much PJ at all over the last few years, and I really enjoyed it -- it wasn't quite a "just like hearing all these songs again for the first time!"-type experience, but I was definitely less attuned to all the things about modern-ish PJ -- both the performances and the songs -- that are amplified by unreasonable over-immersion in Pearl Jam World. "Severed Hand," "The Fixer," "Ole" -- they all sounded great. Eddie a little wobbly on "Corduroy" and "Hail Hail?" Yeah, maybe. But I've heard and enjoyed worse.

Unfortunately that same grace did not extend to this new song. He's really taken this acoustic folkie thing to a place I don't relate to; at this point he feels closer to Jimmy Buffett than he does to Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen.

I feel you here. When I listen to PJ (increasingly rarely) its 2010 or later. The performances are inferior, but that’s where it is now and there isn’t a need to be trapped in the past... it only makes the future less fulfilling

I guess it's that or

this new PJ - Mark Zuckerberg collaboration idea is intriguing

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