got rockabye baby pearl jam in the mail

just dave

Planning on raising my new arrival right!

Anyone else have this?

demetrios

I do. And Sweet Little Band - Babies Go Pearl Jam CD. Both are sweet listening for my twin baby nephews!

EdsonNascimento

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

jamburger

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

I don't think these Rockabye Baby CD's were created to help give your child an appreciation for music... but more to help lull them to sleep while giving the parent something to enjoy as well.

EdsonNascimento

jamburger wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

I don't think these Rockabye Baby CD's were created to help give your child an appreciation for music... but more to help lull them to sleep while giving the parent something to enjoy as well.

Why can't your kids go to sleep to real music? I understand how they sell the concept. If you missed it - I have 4 kids. They did sleep while they were babies.

bravesfan4229

I bought it. And I seriously doubt my two month old daughter is gonna sleep to regular Pearl Jam. So we will stick to rock a bye Pearl Jam

jamburger

EdsonNascimento wrote:

jamburger wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

I don't think these Rockabye Baby CD's were created to help give your child an appreciation for music... but more to help lull them to sleep while giving the parent something to enjoy as well.

Why can't your kids go to sleep to real music? I understand how they sell the concept. If you missed it - I have 4 kids. They did sleep while they were babies.

Ok great. That works for you. But I can see how some may feel the full leaded rock of a Tool, Stones or Zeppelin CD isn't appropriately soothing to put their child to sleep.

Dr. Delight

My kids fall right to sleep when I put "Fuck Me in the Brain" on the stereo for them. Absolute god send.

EdsonNascimento

jamburger wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

Why can't your kids go to sleep to real music? I understand how they sell the concept. If you missed it - I have 4 kids. They did sleep while they were babies.

Ok great. That works for you. But I can see how some may feel the full leaded rock of a Tool, Stones or Zeppelin CD isn't appropriately soothing to put their child to sleep.

Music is music. And nobody's suggesting you blast Lukin in their ear. But, you think kids tell the difference between a bunch of pansies playing Black and PJ? Well, yes they do. And if you're that concerned, there's Benaroya Hall. (I do find it ironic this thread shares a page with the indignant Oracle thread. Talk about selling out. )

But, then again, my 4 year old asks for Led Zeppelin to be put on the stereo and my 8 year old can't wait to see The Who. Eh. To each their own.

(There's also busy boxes that play "soothing" music if you get really desparate. My guess is you aren't listening to it WITH them at that point as you've suggested. And who the f in their right mind would listen to Tool let alone subject their kids to it?)

jamburger

Dr. Delight wrote:

My kids fall right to sleep when I put "Fuck Me in the Brain" on the stereo for them. Absolute god send.

Fingers crossed - Ed creates a uke version on his next solo effort!

jamburger

EdsonNascimento wrote:

jamburger wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

Why can't your kids go to sleep to real music? I understand how they sell the concept. If you missed it - I have 4 kids. They did sleep while they were babies.

Ok great. That works for you. But I can see how some may feel the full leaded rock of a Tool, Stones or Zeppelin CD isn't appropriately soothing to put their child to sleep.

Music is music. And nobody's suggesting you blast Lukin in their ear. But, you think kids tell the difference between a bunch of pansies playing Black and PJ? Well, yes they do. And if you're that concerned, there's Benaroya Hall. (I do find it ironic this thread shares a page with the indignant Oracle thread. Talk about selling out. )

But, then again, my 4 year old asks for Led Zeppelin to be put on the stereo and my 8 year old can't wait to see The Who. Eh. To each their own.

(There's also busy boxes that play "soothing" music if you get really desparate. My guess is you aren't listening to it WITH them at that point as you've suggested. And who the f in their right mind would listen to Tool let alone subject their kids to it?)

I don't have kids, but thanks for the suggestions.

EdsonNascimento

jamburger wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

Music is music. And nobody's suggesting you blast Lukin in their ear. But, you think kids tell the difference between a bunch of pansies playing Black and PJ? Well, yes they do. And if you're that concerned, there's Benaroya Hall. (I do find it ironic this thread shares a page with the indignant Oracle thread. Talk about selling out. )

But, then again, my 4 year old asks for Led Zeppelin to be put on the stereo and my 8 year old can't wait to see The Who. Eh. To each their own.

(There's also busy boxes that play "soothing" music if you get really desparate. My guess is you aren't listening to it WITH them at that point as you've suggested. And who the f in their right mind would listen to Tool let alone subject their kids to it?)

I don't have kids, but thanks for the suggestions.

No problem. Didn't know you needed my permission. Let me know if there's any other basic human concepts you need help with.

jamburger

EdsonNascimento wrote:

No problem. Didn't know you needed my permission. Let me know if there's any other basic human concepts you need help with.

Just the one I've bolded for you previously.

josevolution

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

Dude you put your kids to sleep they way you felt was good these folks are doing it their way their is no wrong/right in this scenerio :roll: by the way i used to put my kids to sleep by reading to them is that ok with you ...

EdsonNascimento

josevolution wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

Dude you put your kids to sleep they way you felt was good these folks are doing it their way their is no wrong/right in this scenerio :roll: by the way i used to put my kids to sleep by reading to them is that ok with you ...

Nope. I love the responses. Umm. Yeah. Never read to my kids. As a matter of fact, my 12 year old can't read himself. I've kept him locked in a room with a constant loop of Jeremy from the 2nd week of life. I hope he's ok. Thanks for reminding me. I'll check on him tonight.

To simplify my message:

Rock music turned into baby music = lame. Kids are not fragile and there's other places to get your lullaby on. I don't care if you do it. Just an opinion. Don't take it so personally. Though, I do understand with Oraclegate going on, we're all a little uptight these days.

PJ_Soul

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

That's great for when they're awake and active in the day, and I agree with you. I wish my parents had had better taste in music; I had to listen to shit like Zamfir when I was a baby!! But I don't think I'd play an infant Spin the Black Circle or Big Wave when I'm trying to get them to fall asleep! So baby Pearl Jam is better than, say, ZAMFIR!

josevolution

EdsonNascimento wrote:

josevolution wrote:

EdsonNascimento wrote:

I don't get these CD's. Why can't your kids just listen to the real thing????

Perhaps I'm just a bad father. All 4 of my sons have been listening to full leaded rock from the day they were born.

I don't think watering things down is raising them right. Next thing you know, you'll rationalize why buying Big Time Rush CDs is ok.

Dude you put your kids to sleep they way you felt was good these folks are doing it their way their is no wrong/right in this scenerio :roll: by the way i used to put my kids to sleep by reading to them is that ok with you ...

Nope. I love the responses. Umm. Yeah. Never read to my kids. As a matter of fact, my 12 year old can't read himself. I've kept him locked in a room with a constant loop of Jeremy from the 2nd week of life. I hope he's ok. Thanks for reminding me. I'll check on him tonight.

To simplify my message:

Rock music turned into baby music = lame. Kids are not fragile and there's other places to get your lullaby on. I don't care if you do it. Just an opinion. Don't take it so personally. Though, I do understand with Oraclegate going on, we're all a little uptight these days.

ok mister Knowitall they way you state your opinions they comeoff like laws .....by the way my kids are 18 & 15 they no longer need me to read to them

ComeToTX

My 4 year old doesn't shut up about MMJ. Proud papa.

PJ_Soul

This thread is cracking me up!

sheenTN

As I am becoming a first time father in January, I've wondered what my fellow fans have chosen. I think I'll try the Bennaroya route and some bridge schools for baby lullaby, and save cranking Spin The Black Circle and Habit for when it's time to get up for school!! Yup this fatherhood thing is gonna be a breeze. What do you play them when they misbehave? Savage Garden?

JV130312

I do. My kids dig it...