Red Mosquito

Kevin Davis wrote:"Hunted Down" is really cool. I wonder if it was weird for Matt playing drums on a radically rearranged Soundgarden song, performed by a different band.

Also, is this the PJ cover that deviates furthest from the original?

yeah i thought about that too....im not sure if its matt though. I guess so.

bodysnatcher wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Neither of these is appearing in my 10 club downloads. I'm guessing it's because I haven't been a member since 2004. Until I sort this out, are these "out there"?

(By "out there," I mean are they strange, unusual, "far out, man," etc. Seems like it could be with Stone on vocals.)

You would have had to been able active members in 2017 and 2018 for them to appear in Downloads

sorry, it was a bad joke..

I liked your joke, KD

Thanks buddy

Nah it was bad

scrub12 wrote:https://www.guerrillacandy.com/2020/04/ ... nted-down/

You can listen to them here (at least for now). I forgot that I let my membership lapse for a while so I’m not able to download them.

FYI, I was able to extract the files from the website here with a firefox plugin. They seem to be the original files @320 kbs.

bodysnatcher wrote:Nah it was bad

It was good - and relatable!

On that note: anyone got those files?

It was good. Bodysnatcher is an IDIOT

**takes down shared link, deletes PM to spenno**

My download links showed up sometime after last night. I had no issues getting them today.

Interesting bit of info concerning the Vault talk every year: they did NOT tape MSG 1998 because MSG would have charged too much. So this will never be a Vault release.

raven2001 wrote:Interesting bit of info concerning the Vault talk every year: they did NOT tape MSG 1998 because MSG would have charged too much. So this will never be a Vault release.

Why would they have been charged for taping? Why would the venue have a say in that?

wease wrote:

raven2001 wrote:Interesting bit of info concerning the Vault talk every year: they did NOT tape MSG 1998 because MSG would have charged too much. So this will never be a Vault release.

Why would they have been charged for taping? Why would the venue have a say in that?

i'm sure they wrote a contract so they'd get a cut of the sales

wease wrote:

raven2001 wrote:Interesting bit of info concerning the Vault talk every year: they did NOT tape MSG 1998 because MSG would have charged too much. So this will never be a Vault release.

Why would they have been charged for taping? Why would the venue have a say in that?

Here's the exact quote from the interview:
Q: Some fans have wondered why the famous version of “Breath” from the second Madison Square Garden show wasn’t included. (in "Live on 2 Legs")
A: Well, New York City unions charge 10 or 12 grand to record, so we didn’t record it! There were a couple of shows along those lines. Montreal was the same thing. They wanted a ton of money. Sadly, those end up being some of the best shows. This was at a point where we didn’t even know we were working on a live record. Was it worth it dollar-wise to pay all that money just to have some tapes sit in a vault? Turns out maybe, but that’s hindsight.

raven2001 wrote:

wease wrote:

raven2001 wrote:Interesting bit of info concerning the Vault talk every year: they did NOT tape MSG 1998 because MSG would have charged too much. So this will never be a Vault release.

Why would they have been charged for taping? Why would the venue have a say in that?

Here's the exact quote from the interview:
Q: Some fans have wondered why the famous version of “Breath” from the second Madison Square Garden show wasn’t included. (in "Live on 2 Legs")
A: Well, New York City unions charge 10 or 12 grand to record, so we didn’t record it! There were a couple of shows along those lines. Montreal was the same thing. They wanted a ton of money. Sadly, those end up being some of the best shows. This was at a point where we didn’t even know we were working on a live record. Was it worth it dollar-wise to pay all that money just to have some tapes sit in a vault? Turns out maybe, but that’s hindsight.

ah yes. they would have the union set up the recording equipment instead of the guys who tour day in and day out with the band. yeah that makes more sense.

tragabigzanda wrote:These are all good songs, glad they went out with some good songs. Keep Me In Your Heart is the standout for me, that's just lovely.

He did that song incredible justice and the whole performance is pretty flawless all around.

I have not heard Wildflowers as I let my membership lapse ages ago but it did bring me to Ed's performance of Room at the Top on YouTube which is pretty impeccable and along with My City of Ruins I'd say he does these big room renditions of covers pretty well.

Hunted Down giving me the spaghetti western vibes. Love it.

Antelope wrote:Hunted Down giving me the spaghetti western vibes. Love it.

yeah, this. It belongs in a cool movie sequence.

Also, i loveeee the weird effects the vocals have in the chorus.

I don't think Pearl Jam have ever done a more imaginative cover version. It's fantastic.