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2008 w.m.a.

albertgtalbertgt Posts: 19
edited July 2008 in The Porch
just wanted to say i love the 2008 concert versions of w.m.a.

the changes they did to the song make it sound so much more intense even though it seems subtle at first, its so much more dynamic than the vs. version, i love it. if this song came out now on a new album i would go nuts over it! love the sound pj love it love it love it!!!!
[2008] New York, NY. Beacon Theater
[2007] Chicago, Il. Lollapalooza
[2006] East Rutherford, NJ. Continental Airlines Arena
[2003] Atlanta, GA. HifiBuys Amphitheater
[2000] Atlanta, GA. Philips Arena
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    Brisk.Brisk. Posts: 11,490
    I really like the guitar arrangement at the start.
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    MattyJoeMattyJoe Posts: 1,424
    The vocals with those chords are chilling, especially in an arena. They should record it and make it a B-side to something from the new album.
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    Being EnlightenedBeing Enlightened Posts: 5,746
    I REALLY would have liked to see them play this in Hartford or Mansfield. I kept hoping. Alas, I'm still pining away for some live WMA... :)
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    WindyCityFlyerWindyCityFlyer Posts: 244
    I love how Matt is a human drum machine and nails the drum beat BY HIS FUCKING SELF.
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    EquallyWorthlessEquallyWorthless Posts: 3,993
    i actually like it better then the studio version

    *ducks for cover*
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    droptheleash9droptheleash9 Posts: 1,343
    Yeah the new changes are awesome and I love how they whipped W.M.A. out for this tour. When I first heard it at MSG 1 the guitar arrangement at the beginning sounded like wonderwall by oasis and I was like is Pearl Jam seriously playing this. But then Ed came in with "He won the lottery" and i knew right away. Great song and since hearing it live it has definitely become one of my favorites.
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    12345AGNST112345AGNST1 Posts: 4,906
    EquallyWorthless wrote:
    i actually like it better then the studio version

    *ducks for cover*

    Im sure alot of us do. The new WMA is killer. The rearangements are definately for the better. It almost seems like a whole new song, yet at the same time you can tell what it is. Whover said it is right, they should TOTALLY B-side it.

    My only slight complaint is that it doesnt have enough jeff. The original showed off that awesome bass line. In the new one its almost lost.
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    Leofish2Leofish2 Posts: 138
    Its the [email]sh@#....The[/email] 3 backup singers fills it out just right......like army reserve at the beacon!!!!
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    EquallyWorthlessEquallyWorthless Posts: 3,993
    droptheleash9 wrote:
    Yeah the new changes are awesome and I love how they whipped W.M.A. out for this tour. When I first heard it at MSG 1 the guitar arrangement at the beginning sounded like wonderwall by oasis and I was like is Pearl Jam seriously playing this. But then Ed came in with "He won the lottery" and i knew right away. Great song and since hearing it live it has definitely become one of my favorites.


    dude that is so funny, i turned to my wife and was like that sounds like wonderwall.
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    work = work + 1;
    sleep = sleep - work * 10;}
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    return 0;}
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    unclejoshunclejosh Posts: 15
    Ha! if def reminded me of Wonderwall when I first heard it, too! Having said that, I am really digging this version. I didnt think the Atlanta 94 version could be topped, but the 08 version is inching its way up FAST for me.
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    LeatherMosquitoManLeatherMosquitoMan Posts: 4,034
    To me, it'll never take the place of the album version, or Atlanta 1994.

    I still prefer the original In My Tree too.

    WMA (Original) is the best PJ song never released as a single, IMO.
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