Red Mosquito

Leash is terrible.

it's cool but also a bit funny

I hate to say it but DTE is in this category for me

Leash is doing just fine

the problem is the audience are all pussies now and it’s ok to be a giant pussy now because everyone is a pussy

#pussyriotact

you're dicks and fix and firin' things now UP

Glorified G is a great song you fools. Perfectly recorded too.

EJ wrote:Glorified G is a great song you fools. Perfectly recorded too.

no truer words been spoken on this forum

Anders wrote:I really like the lyrics on No Code, among the best in the catalogue.

that's the moss in the aforementioned verse

Alot of these songs are 25-30 years old! Fuck guys i bet alot of us haven't aged so well in these last 3 decades!!

Ms Harmless wrote:

EJ wrote:Glorified G is a great song you fools. Perfectly recorded too.

no truer words been spoken on this forum

Glorified G is fucking great.

i've always like glorified g; it's a fun number.

a few pages back i said leash, and i see others feel similar. yeah, if we could only pick one song that hasn't aged well, i think i'd still go with leash. i remember thinking way back in 1993 that the "we are young" part isn't going to age well. it sounded dated to me from the moment i heard it. i've never really cared for the song and i'd been fine if the shelve it permanently.

PHATJ wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

EJ wrote:Glorified G is a great song you fools. Perfectly recorded too.

no truer words been spoken on this forum

Glorified G is fucking great.

Glorified G is fun, it's great live, and the message is still completely relevant.

darth_vedder wrote:i've always like glorified g; it's a fun number.

a few pages back i said leash, and i see others feel similar. yeah, if we could only pick one song that hasn't aged well, i think i'd still go with leash. i remember thinking way back in 1993 that the "we are young" part isn't going to age well. it sounded dated to me from the moment i heard it. i've never really cared for the song and i'd been fine if the shelve it permanently.

What if he said "they are young"?

Superblood wolfmoon


Not kidding

Black, Porch, and Immortality have probably aged the worst for me of any “glory era” PJ songs

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Black, Porch, and Immortality have probably aged the worst for me of any “glory era” PJ songs

Agreed on all, especially Immortality which I’m in no hurry to hear again.

Release- Esoteric
Leash- I'm not an angry out of control youth
Indifference- I'm not a pussy
In Hiding- I'm not a recluse.

I love Mike's guitar near and at the end of Leash though and the main riff is pretty good. I really like the guitar outro on In Hiding. Musically, In Hiding is pretty good and I think I can still salvage and play it.

Worthy of mention:

Black- The goal after a breakup should be to try to remain positive and persevere? Who else would want to listen to this song other than someone not wanting to persevere after a breakup? Excluding a concert experience, of course.

Alive- I guess one needs to be a little insane to be a PJ fan. I get the whole trilogy and all but I kinda wish the following verses could be exchanged for an easier listen:

"The fictional element of the song sees the mother then have an incestuous relationship with the son, who resembles his biological father."

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Black, Porch, and Immortality have probably aged the worst for me of any “glory era” PJ songs

black very quickly went from a "i can't miss this song" live to "i should probably try to piss now because i have a 45-minute drive ahead of me." it was somewhere between the binaural and riot act tours.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Black, Porch, and Immortality have probably aged the worst for me of any “glory era” PJ songs

black very quickly went from a "i can't miss this song" live to "i should probably try to piss now because i have a 45-minute drive ahead of me." it was somewhere between the binaural and riot act tours.

LOL. Have you considered that maybe you guys have just moved past Pearl Jam?

I’d rather put Leash on than Even Flow, by like a thousand miles.

I guess Even Flow is my first and firmest answer.

Once & Why Go seem trapped in the 90's
No real drive to hear either of these songs again