Red Mosquito

The outros of Won't Tell and Wreckage are also great examples of Ed's voice soaring and elevating the songs.

I think a lot of people on this board owe Andrew Watt and Pearl Jam a grovelling, snivelling apology.

They have concluded expectation and created an alternative rock masterpiece that is clearly the best PJ album since Yield.

On your knees and kiss the ring haters.

Buby wrote:TBH all the gushing has me all kinds of excited. Not excited enough to settle for a phone recording on a first listen, but pretty fucking hard.

Where would DM land for a guy who believes Gigaton was their best since Binaural?

Asking for a friend.

I find it to be equal to Gigaton, if for completely different reasons (it's very different but is an album from a band making an effort)

lecherouslittlestump wrote:I think a lot of people on this board owe Andrew Watt and Pearl Jam a grovelling, snivelling apology.

They have concluded expectation and created an alternative rock masterpiece that is clearly the best PJ album since Yield.

On your knees and kiss the ring haters.

Best since Quadrophenia...from the ashes of Mother Love Bone

I'm already hanging out for the post-Watt era.

Birds in Hell wrote:I'm already hanging out for the post-Watt era.

I am not very hopeful such a thing as a post-Watt era will exist

Post-Watt era will be the sweet, sweet release of death.

They will wait for his schedule to clear before commencing work on future albums. Genuinely believe he will be the guy for the remainder of their career.

It really is disappointing that my 10C vinyl has not moved and it’s Tuesday.

for the next one, i'm not sure if we need pajama boy jumping up and down in front of matt's drum kit, urging a bunch of 66 year olds to rawwwk harderrr

Really like the album, just saw/heard it at the cinema. Deep and meaningful Lyrics, the band are all shining and there are a couple of really classic 'commercial' type songs in there as well. Really enjoy some of Mike's solos, can't wait to hear them live in November!

oh right, time zones! i wasnt thinking these would be coming in all day

clint, what jumped out at you after 2 listens?

stip wrote:oh right, time zones! i wasnt thinking these would be coming in all day

It’s exciting, isn’t it? I love hearing all the different reactions

stip wrote:clint, what jumped out at you after 2 listens?

The whole band sounded on 'song' and rocking hard (for the rocking songs) Mike was letting loose on a couple of tracks

Eddies voice sounded great with his versatility for the quieter songs and the 'rockier' sections.

I really liked the general 'sound' of the album.

any song stand out for you?

dprival78 wrote:for the next one, i'm not sure if we need pajama boy jumping up and down in front of matt's drum kit, urging a bunch of 66 year olds to rawwwk harderrr

Lol

The last 25 years of my Pearl Jam fandom can be described as Waiting For Waiting For Stevie

Mike wrote:Only two more days until I can listen to this with a New Zealand VPN, nice!

Ooh. Note to self.

I can see a few songs going into heavy rotation for their concerts. As i mentioned a couple of mid temp tracks had a radio friendly vibe (although some people hate that lol)

I really liked the album a lot

Makes me more excited for the concerts.