Red Mosquito

Homeboyd wrote:Is Ed gonna try to rhyme something with clairvoyants?

Heeeeeee

That tease was for all the folks that’ll be tuckered out by 8pm.

YieldAhead wrote:

Homeboyd wrote:Is Ed gonna try to rhyme something with clairvoyants?

Heeeeeee

Lolz

YieldAhead wrote:

Homeboyd wrote:Is Ed gonna try to rhyme something with clairvoyants?

Heeeeeee

not sure how he would do it, but probably oceans....

Ed could own this track if he wants to. Reminds me of this:

Strat wrote:That was the most interesting guitar part ive heard from pearl jam in over a decade

What's interesting about it

Asking sincerely, as to me it sounds like a bog-standard attempt at funk guitar

scrub12 wrote:That tease was for all the folks that’ll be tuckered out by 8pm.

Thank you.

Ah figured it out. And maybe this is where the "new wave" stuff came from. But the kick drum sound is almost identical to the kick from The Pixies' "Dig for Fire".

Really promising clip

theplatypus wrote:

Strat wrote:That was the most interesting guitar part ive heard from pearl jam in over a decade

What's interesting about it

Asking sincerely, as to me it sounds like a bog-standard attempt at funk guitar

They hit a little funk riff (a classic prince if you will) at the end of it, but up until the last bit it sounds rather....angular and dark? I also like the tone and rhythm.

Also, that being said, its just a small clip and i said MOST INTERESTING in over a decade. The last 2.5 pearl jam albums have been filled with very uninteresting guitar parts.

theplatypus wrote:

Strat wrote:That was the most interesting guitar part ive heard from pearl jam in over a decade

What's interesting about it

Asking sincerely, as to me it sounds like a bog-standard attempt at funk guitar

For latter era pearl jam, anything more than a D or alternatively a G powerchord is a big step up.

Stone is bringing the funk again.

Is the mix, awesome mix, more natural and analog sound

Lostdog wrote:Is the mix, awesome mix, more natural and analog sound

huh wat

over/under on how many times I listen to that 15 second clip has been set by vegas oddsmakers at 89.

Strat wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

Strat wrote:That was the most interesting guitar part ive heard from pearl jam in over a decade

What's interesting about it

Asking sincerely, as to me it sounds like a bog-standard attempt at funk guitar

They hit a little funk riff (a classic prince if you will) at the end of it, but up until the last bit it sounds rather....angular and dark? I also like the tone and rhythm.

Also, that being said, its just a small clip and i said MOST INTERESTING in over a decade. The last 2.5 pearl jam albums have been filled with very uninteresting guitar parts.

Agreed on all this.

The video part behind the clip looks Binaural-esque.

theplatypus wrote:Oh great it's Jamiroquai

I like that the guitar sounds like it's been given some space - like it was recorded in a real room.