163. Elderly Woman... vs. Drain You
Posted: Tue September 19, 2017 10:40 am
Elderly Woman... vs. Drain You
koopee27 wrote:darian you.
i am happy if never hear Elderly... ever again.
Vince McMahon when Sting finally got his Wrestlemania moment.evenslow wrote:TEAMJAMILYWWE UNITE TAKE DOWNDARIAN YOUWCW
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Drain You is a much better song.durdencommatyler wrote:Small Town.
But this one hurts. I adore Drain You.
Obviously, I disagree.PHATJ wrote:Drain You is a much better song.durdencommatyler wrote:Small Town.
But this one hurts. I adore Drain You.
I don't remember ever hearing this. Source?Anders wrote:Elderly Woman was one of those Beatles like moments in the Pearl Jam history. When Stone heard Ed play this downstairs from where he was. He was instantly mesmerized, even after having known each other for a year or two, it proved to him Ed's potential. It was a really defining moment in their career. Stone later championed that they record it and put it on the record.
I've read countless articles and several books, listened to interviews and more, but I can look for it.evenslow wrote:I don't remember ever hearing this. Source?Anders wrote:Elderly Woman was one of those Beatles like moments in the Pearl Jam history. When Stone heard Ed play this downstairs from where he was. He was instantly mesmerized, even after having known each other for a year or two, it proved to him Ed's potential. It was a really defining moment in their career. Stone later championed that they record it and put it on the record.
I'll take your word for it.Anders wrote:I've read countless articles and several books, listened to interviews and more, but I can look for it.evenslow wrote:I don't remember ever hearing this. Source?Anders wrote:Elderly Woman was one of those Beatles like moments in the Pearl Jam history. When Stone heard Ed play this downstairs from where he was. He was instantly mesmerized, even after having known each other for a year or two, it proved to him Ed's potential. It was a really defining moment in their career. Stone later championed that they record it and put it on the record.