Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:Post 2000 pearl jam have never written or played a better song than Grievance.


Discuss all you want but it's true.

This is probably true.

it's not true

LoathedVermin72 wrote:it's not true

not even close

nah, it's probably close

I've really grown to like speed of sound

It's a good song trag, give it a chance

I think it's one of Ed's best songs of the last few years.

His solo recording is better than the band's cluttered version, admittedly.

They haven't recorded a better song since Sleight of Hand. They never recorded a better song before it either.

tragabigzanda wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:It's a good song trag, give it a chance

I know it is; I like the demo a good amount. But the studio cut is so ham-fisted.

Wooden Matt keeps it stiff. It's a hard one to nail and I'm sure they tried a few things in the studio, well I hope they did.

I'm wide awake and reaching out

LetMeSleep wrote:Wooden Matt keeps it stiff.

So I just read the Wikipedia page for Binaural (cuz that's what I like to do with my Thursdays) and I noticed that both Wendy Malvoin and Pete Thomas are listed under "Additional musicians and production" for percussion.

Anyone know how/where they contributed on this?

evenslow wrote:So I just read the Wikipedia page for Binaural (cuz that's what I like to do with my Thursdays) and I noticed that both Wendy Malvoin and Pete Thomas are listed under "Additional musicians and production" for percussion.

Anyone know how/where they contributed on this?

Strings on Parting Ways if i remember correctly

Strat wrote:

evenslow wrote:So I just read the Wikipedia page for Binaural (cuz that's what I like to do with my Thursdays) and I noticed that both Wendy Melvoin and Pete Thomas are listed under "Additional musicians and production" for percussion.

Anyone know how/where they contributed on this?

Strings on Parting Ways if i remember correctly

That's not... percussion.

Found another thing on Discogs that also lists "vocal arrangement" for Melvoin.

evenslow wrote:

Strat wrote:

evenslow wrote:So I just read the Wikipedia page for Binaural (cuz that's what I like to do with my Thursdays) and I noticed that both Wendy Melvoin and Pete Thomas are listed under "Additional musicians and production" for percussion.

Anyone know how/where they contributed on this?

Strings on Parting Ways if i remember correctly

That's not... percussion.

Found another thing on Discogs that also lists "vocal arrangement" for Melvoin.

good god fuck my brain isn't working today.

hand claps. Probably hand claps

Strat wrote:

evenslow wrote:

Strat wrote:

evenslow wrote:So I just read the Wikipedia page for Binaural (cuz that's what I like to do with my Thursdays) and I noticed that both Wendy Melvoin and Pete Thomas are listed under "Additional musicians and production" for percussion.

Anyone know how/where they contributed on this?

Strings on Parting Ways if i remember correctly

That's not... percussion.

Found another thing on Discogs that also lists "vocal arrangement" for Melvoin.

good god fuck my brain isn't working today.

hand claps. Probably hand claps

When in doubt, suggest "hand claps." A time tested go-to.

Wonder where Lisa was that day?