Red Mosquito

Indifference vs. Porch

Porch

Indifference. I don't like the slow intro version of Porch.

Love em both, but I love Porch more. And truth be told in most cases a great fast song, which I am almost always in the mood for, will beat out a great slower song that I have to be in the right mood for (there are a few exceptions to that, but not Indifference)

Not the song’s fault, but of all the singalong songs i hate when a crowd sings this one the most

I know Ruddo. I love both of these songs and Porch will win this.

Both great, but Porch is a cut above.

I’m terribly bored with both.

how is Indifference losing

I think I'm going with Indifference here. I re listened to a good chunk of Vs. yesterday, and it really is a record with six or seven great songs and twelve great performances. I'm not as crazy about the song as I used to be, but the mood it sets is still captivating. I also think I'm realizing which of the band's truly heavy hitters really just aren't that way to me, and I think Porch is one of them. It's a good song, and I enjoy hearing it, but it doesn't do for me what other songs of its stature, like Rearviewmirror or Jeremy, do.

Indifference on a toss up.

My kid just asked Alexa to play "Everybody hates Raymond" by Tears for Fears

Porch

I went with Indifference, but I could flip tomorrow. Maybe the hardest decision i've faced in the tournament so far.

Porch

these results are bumming me out

tragabigzanda wrote:these results are bumming me out

I'll scream my lungs out with you

epilogue wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:these results are bumming me out

I'll scream my lungs out with you

fine but how much difference will it even make?

tragabigzanda wrote:

epilogue wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:these results are bumming me out

I'll scream my lungs out with you

fine but how much difference will it even make?

I'm not trying to make a difference, no way

I hate that $#%@# lyric so much

stip wrote:I hate that $#%@# lyric so much

I love it. The back and forth, the argument that's happening all through that song is just masterful. There are so many ways to hear it, to interpret it, and to react to it. I honestly think No Way, in it's full context, is one Pearl Jam's strongest songs lyrically.

And the way Ed delivers the lines, the contradictions, the struggle, it's just pitch perfect. You can really hear and feel the tension.