Beastie boys said it best
water_boy
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I might be a coward or I might be a fag, but I won't sell myself on no tv ad!
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I might stick around or I might be a fad, but I won't sell my songs for no tv ad.
or if you're making fun of gay people? if so, that's not cool. the Beasties would be the first to agree. check it:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6JsyiLK3Eg
Never saw that 30 minute infomercial for Hello Nasty then, did ya?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gDSwZhvu_c
20 years yo, 20 years...
beastie never put anti-commercialism 1st, PJ did, ... "DID"...
Even if Pearl Jam did say they would never do such things, I don't hold it against them any more than I do Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend for not dying before they got old.
I haven't really enjoyed some of the recent moves Pearl Jam has made, such as the deal with Target and what not. But it's their career and not mine. The world is a changing place, and Pearl Jam are changing people. Nobody is the same person in their 40's that they were in their 20's. I'm pretty sure everybody in the band have families now, and who am I to get all sanctimonious about whether or not they make money when I'm not the one who is going to be paying for their college and braces or whatever?
I don't think they've compromised their morals. Some recent moves would have been unthinkable in the early 90's, but so was the idea of me wearing a suit to work, or having a Sam's Club card. If Pearl Jam turned around and endorsed some Right Wing candidate, or released a line of Pearl Jam Brand all-beef hot dogs, then I'd be concerned. But being in a few commercials and being more visible then they were in their reclusive days isn't the end of the world. To me at least.
just got em wrong
i think mccready thought it was "part of all night and all day" not party...