Nickelback's "All The Right Reasons": influenced by YIELD?

ratsratsrats

somebodies been hittin the crack pipe, you better hope your work does'nt see this cause they will definately be giving your ass a piss test.

RKCNDY

And which one of PJ's songs will you compare 'I wanna be a rockstar' to?
I have seen both in concert, (Nickelback I have seen live acoustic as well) and sorry, but as PJ comes upon becoming 'classic rock' (25 years according to most classic rock stations) you cannot compare them with an 'arena rock' band.

twisted thoughts

fanch75 wrote:

As great as YIELD was, we are lucky to have an album that came later that was not only influenced by the YIELD album, "All The Right Reasons" surpasses it musically & intellectually. Moving forward, just like that car on the cover. With all this growth, one can summarize that 1998 has been left in the past, Nickeback are a better band than Pearl Jam.

i think u should remove yourself from this board.....
this is sacrilegious (to the Pearl Jam religion of course)
:evil:

mickeyrat

Are the coals on the grill ready yet? I'll have my fanch medium rare please!

OceanInDisguise13

Yield is my favorite PJ album & I do not agree with you at all. How do you even come to compare PJ with Nicklewhatevertheheck. Plus I think you posted in the wrong forum.
This is just funny & I think you need to try NOT to find any little thing to compare the 2 albusm to. And the artwork?? dunno.... :idea:

youngster

Fanch has outdone himself this time.

chorduroy

[ Has anyone here listened to YIELD and All The Right Reasons back to back, like an original and a sequel?[/quote]

Has anyone ever stuck a hot poker in their eye?

Why would anyone in their right mind wanna go from "All those yesterdays" to something like "looooooog at this photograph.....hevery time i do it makes me laugh" Just typing that out makes me want to projectile vomit
That's like going from the Penthouse to the outhouse....

patrickrussell

fanch75 wrote:

I’d like to discuss Nickelback's "All The Right Reasons" album, is incredible & directly influenced by the YIELD album. If there were no YIELD, there would be no All The Right Reasons. Songs like "Do it Like We're Animals" are too intelligent for the masses to understand; the working class all think the song is about sex, but we intellectuals know that song is really about Evolution (influenced by DTE, of course). “Photograph” is chilling & reflecting, as we all know that where we were in our past is part of how we with nature change, grow, and become at peace with it. “Side of a Bullet” is about the horrors of war, and now unnatural war is. “Rock Star” is about the shallowness of rock stardom, as Chad knows that he is an artist and above all that stuff. Chad wouldn’t ever be in one of those awful hairbands like Warrant.



Look at that artwork, it is a direct tribute. Notice that the in the photo, we can see the front of the car (moving forward) while we also can only see where it has been. This is symbolic that we can only see the past, but at the same time we’re moving forward into the unknown. You can’t see where the car is going. The sun setting in the background is a subtle nod to the song LOW LIGHT. Notice that the LOW LIGHT is behind the car, we’ve already seen it, it’s in the past and we’re moving forward.

As great as YIELD was, we are lucky to have an album that came later that was not only influenced by the YIELD album, "All The Right Reasons" surpasses it musically & intellectually. Moving forward, just like that car on the cover. With all this growth, one can summarize that 1998 has been left in the past, Nickeback are a better band than Pearl Jam.

take it to nickelback.com ....YOU ARE CRAZY!

DocChicago

While I have no love for Nickelback's work, I do not care for the tone some of you are taking when replying to His Fanchness. Recognize PJ forum royalty when you are in its presence. Now drink 3 Natty Lights, listen to Whitesnake's 1987 self-titled album, say an act of contrition, and go in peace.

kenny olav

Uh oh Fanch... the PJ Taliban is out for blood! You best go In Hiding. But thank you brave sir for the enlightenment on Nickleback. I have seen the light now.... it's a very natty light. Only you with the natty dreads could have envisioned this. Hail hail the mighty Fanch!

the wolf

mickeyrat wrote:

Leave it to fanch to come out of nowhere with this!!!
Damn, whats wrong with you white people!!

I agree. This stuff is gold ! GOLD I SAY !!

LikeAnOcean

Funny stuff..

Do people actually think this is a serious thread? What the hell?

If they can't pick up the sarcasm here, maybe more people here should be over at the nickelback forum..

patrickrussell

DocChicago wrote:

While I have no love for Nickelback's work, I do not care for the tone some of you are taking when replying to His Fanchness. Recognize PJ forum royalty when you are in its presence. Now drink 3 Natty Lights, listen to Whitesnake's 1987 self-titled album, say an act of contrition, and go in peace.

BOOOOOOOWHOOOOOOO!!!!!

Drop The Leash 10

this was obvious.. take your heads outta your asses and appreciate nickelback for who they are.

pjtradeking

Drop The Leash 10 wrote:

this was obvious.. take your heads outta your asses and appreciate nickelback for who they are.

FINALLY someone with some sense!!!

Aaron 23

...and to think this whole time I thought they were influenced by Binaural.

at the people taking this as a serious thread.

thraker

This thread has given me the bravery to finally post my thoughts on the obvious musical/lyrical/intellectual influence that Pearl Jam has had on Limp Bizkit's masterstroke "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water". Fred Durst is the perfect example of how the student has outdone the teacher.

lednuke

fanch75 wrote:

I’d like to discuss Nickelback's "All The Right Reasons" album, is incredible & directly influenced by the YIELD album. If there were no YIELD, there would be no All The Right Reasons. Songs like "Do it Like We're Animals" are too intelligent for the masses to understand; the working class all think the song is about sex, but we intellectuals know that song is really about Evolution (influenced by DTE, of course). “Photograph” is chilling & reflecting, as we all know that where we were in our past is part of how we with nature change, grow, and become at peace with it. “Side of a Bullet” is about the horrors of war, and now unnatural war is. “Rock Star” is about the shallowness of rock stardom, as Chad knows that he is an artist and above all that stuff. Chad wouldn’t ever be in one of those awful hairbands like Warrant.



Look at that artwork, it is a direct tribute. Notice that the in the photo, we can see the front of the car (moving forward) while we also can only see where it has been. This is symbolic that we can only see the past, but at the same time we’re moving forward into the unknown. You can’t see where the car is going. The sun setting in the background is a subtle nod to the song LOW LIGHT. Notice that the LOW LIGHT is behind the car, we’ve already seen it, it’s in the past and we’re moving forward.


I'm pretty sure side of a bullet is about dime bag Darrell getting shot, not war

As great as YIELD was, we are lucky to have an album that came later that was not only influenced by the YIELD album, "All The Right Reasons" surpasses it musically & intellectually. Moving forward, just like that car on the cover. With all this growth, one can summarize that 1998 has been left in the past, Nickeback are a better band than Pearl Jam.

Evacuation Rules

Who's better, Kiss or Nickleback? I can't decide, they're both so amazing.

Oceans 98

Electric_Delta wrote:

Fanch, your review is fascinating.

I've been compiling a list of reasons why Chad Kroeger is the finest and most profound lyricist of the modern age, but I've been too fearful to post it. Your bold comparison of these two albums may be just the push I needed.

I mean with a song title like "Feelin' Way Too Damn Good", how can one's genius be questioned?

Or lyrics like "I like your pants around your feet, I like the dirt thats on your knees" Chad Kroeger is a lyrical genius.

PissBottleMan

Neuge wrote:

Or lyrics like "I like your pants around your feet, I like the dirt thats on your knees" Chad Kroeger is a lyrical genius.

Chad is using blatant metaphors to illustrate his frustration with our presence in the Middle East.

You take his lyrics at face value and do not understand the brilliance and genius of Kroeger.

PBM

HeavyHands

Please write more often, Fanch.

Please.

Ledbetterman10

DocChicago wrote:

I do not care for the tone some of you are taking when replying to His Fanchness. Recognize PJ forum royalty when you are in its presence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Kz7YUdy-Cg

aspoonfulweighsaton

As hilarious as the original post was, the people getting offended are cracking me up more!

Keep 'em coming!

dreamweaver

no really, I think fanch is on to something....

Ricsard

fanch75 wrote:

I’d like to discuss Nickelback's "All The Right Reasons" album, is incredible & directly influenced by the YIELD album. If there were no YIELD, there would be no All The Right Reasons. Songs like "Do it Like We're Animals" are too intelligent for the masses to understand; the working class all think the song is about sex, but we intellectuals know that song is really about Evolution (influenced by DTE, of course). “Photograph” is chilling & reflecting, as we all know that where we were in our past is part of how we with nature change, grow, and become at peace with it. “Side of a Bullet” is about the horrors of war, and now unnatural war is. “Rock Star” is about the shallowness of rock stardom, as Chad knows that he is an artist and above all that stuff. Chad wouldn’t ever be in one of those awful hairbands like Warrant.



Look at that artwork, it is a direct tribute. Notice that the in the photo, we can see the front of the car (moving forward) while we also can only see where it has been. This is symbolic that we can only see the past, but at the same time we’re moving forward into the unknown. You can’t see where the car is going. The sun setting in the background is a subtle nod to the song LOW LIGHT. Notice that the LOW LIGHT is behind the car, we’ve already seen it, it’s in the past and we’re moving forward.

As great as YIELD was, we are lucky to have an album that came later that was not only influenced by the YIELD album, "All The Right Reasons" surpasses it musically & intellectually. Moving forward, just like that car on the cover. With all this growth, one can summarize that 1998 has been left in the past, Nickeback are a better band than Pearl Jam.

Jesus, this thread is not funny at all...but if you were serious I will be laughing at it! :P

patrickrussell

whats worse pepole who think pepole think this is a serious thread? Or the pepole who respond to pepole who get mad and make fun of thread? 1st person response funny! but, 2nd person response stupid ! (action - re action) what do you call the 3rd in this phrase ? GIVE ME A BREAK PEPOLE.....

PilatesDogAR

People need to read the entire thread before they post and a lot of this confusion and bickering will be eliminated...

Back_Pedal

This thread is...
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Like Spinning Plates

Wow, I guess some people haven't been on these boards all that long...

Funny stuff.