This album just gives me a warm fuzzy feeling while listening to it. it really is like an old friend who knows your every move. It's is the equivalent of comfort food. This is comfort music for sure!!!
Yield is the best PJ album to drive in your car...long trips from Luxemburg to Italy and Yield is there. Remember that last time started the record as I entered Switzerland...Basel...da-da-da-da da-da-da-daaaa-da-da-da-da Who's got the brain of JFK What it means to us now....
Beavis : Is this Pearl Jam?
Butt-head: This guy makes faces like Eddie Vedder.
Beavis: No, Eddie Vedder makes faces like this guy.
Butt-head: I heard these guys, like, came first and Pearl Jam ripped them off.
Beavis: No, Pearl Jam came first.
Butt-head: Well, they both suck.
Well I listen to yiled alot straight through, but there are also times I play Faithfull after every song, so I go from emotional warm and fuzzy to rocking out and than back to warm and fuzzy.
And I can be caught touching myself quite frequently.
Me too! I only went to the 7/21/98 Memorial Stadium show in Seattle with the Wallflowers opening for them.
Set 1 Corduroy, Whipping, Hail Hail, Brain Of J., Dissident, Even Flow, Jeremy, Given To Fly, Leatherman, In Hiding, State Of Love And Trust, Daughter/(Noise of Carpet), MFC, Better Man, Rearviewmirror, Black, Alive
Encore 1 Do The Evolution, Wishlist, I Got Id, Footsteps, Spin The Black Circle, Go
Encore 2 Baba O'Riley, Yellow Ledbetter
Notes:
Pre-Opener: Throw Your Arms Around Me
"Things were different then...all is different now"
Wasn't in the fanclub back in '98...had to travel 6 hours to see a show...sat in the nosebleeds....heard Hard to Imagine.
Those were the days.
PBM
"We paced ourselves and we didn't rush through it and we tried to be as creative as our collective minds would let us be over some course of time instead of just trying to rush through a record"
Me too! I only went to the 7/21/98 Memorial Stadium show in Seattle with the Wallflowers opening for them.
Did you all know that first Wallflowers record sold more copies than any Bob Dylan records ever did?
That's what Ian MacKaye said....assuming it's true.
Did you all know that first Wallflowers record sold more copies than any Bob Dylan records ever did?
That's what Ian MacKaye said....assuming it's true.
I didn't know that.
Do you think Jacob brings that up at family dinners?
I was shocked that the Wallflowers were touring with PJ that year. They weren't bad...considering I wasn't that into them and I was stoked for PJ to take stage.
Even though I only went to one show, it was a pretty good one to be at YIELD setlist-wise.
5 YIELD songs...not great, but what do you expect in Knoxville?
PBM
"We paced ourselves and we didn't rush through it and we tried to be as creative as our collective minds would let us be over some course of time instead of just trying to rush through a record"
Definitely the best tour IMO.....The anticipation was so great I saw them during the Ten tour in 92 was blown away....but didn’t get another chance to see them until 98. Made it worth my while seeing three shows that tour; Vancouver, Seattle II, and was even able to work an East coast show in Toronto / Barrie. The last two being GA shows with amazing energy!!!
Van 92.07.21 / Van 98.07.19 / Sea 98.07.22 / Tor 98.08.22 / Sea 00.11.06 / Van 03.05.30/ Van 05.09.02/ Gorge 06.07.22 & 23 / EV Van 08.04.02 / Tor 09.08.21 / Sea 09.09.21 & 22 / Van 09.09.25 / Van 11.09.25 / Van 13.12.04 / Pem 16.07.17 / Sea 18.08.10
My rankings of YIELD tracks:
IN HIDING
FAITHFULL
DAYZ
GIVEN TO FLY
NO WAY
LOWLIGHT
BRAIN OF J
EVOLUTION
PILATE
MFC
PM, PM
WISHLIST
HUMMUS
UNTITLED
Here's mine. Number 1 is easy, way ahead of any song by anyone, 2-5 are in a pack of songs which are the best in rock history, followed by other packs of tunes that would be the best tracks on most other albums.
YIELD. Fuck yes.
GIVEN TO FLY
.
.
.
.
.
IN HIDING
FAITHFULL
DAYZ
LOW LIGHT
.
.
.
MUTHA FUCKIN' CASH
BRAIN OF J
NO WAY
WISHLIST
EVOLUTION
.
PILATE
PM PM
.
.
UNTITLED
HUMMUS
Comments
like echoes nobody hears, it goes, it goes, it goes
like this..."
watching SVT over and over on my foggy day off
All those yesterdays.....
This album just gives me a warm fuzzy feeling while listening to it. it really is like an old friend who knows your every move. It's is the equivalent of comfort food. This is comfort music for sure!!!
http://www.wishlistfoundation.org
Oh my, they dropped the leash.
Morgan Freeman/Clint Eastwood 08' for President!
"Make our day"
And "In Hiding" the next year!!!
that's the truth.
Where I'm not ugly and you're lookin' at me
Butt-head: This guy makes faces like Eddie Vedder.
Beavis: No, Eddie Vedder makes faces like this guy.
Butt-head: I heard these guys, like, came first and Pearl Jam ripped them off.
Beavis: No, Pearl Jam came first.
Butt-head: Well, they both suck.
the cover is posibly the best artwork ever
no more shows
Another factor in it's greatness.
Was it dedicated to wishing Bert Faver would come back to play another year?
On topic:
My rankings of YIELD tracks:
IN HIDING
FAITHFULL
DAYZ
GIVEN TO FLY
NO WAY
LOWLIGHT
BRAIN OF J
EVOLUTION
PILATE
MFC
PM, PM
WISHLIST
HUMMUS
UNTITLED
That's cuz you're fuckin touchin yoself whislt listenin.
And I can be caught touching myself quite frequently.
no more shows
On topic:
I wish I went to more shows for the 98 tour.
Yes me too, I was a rookie than.
BTW I am sending that tape out tommorrow.
Yield tour NYC
no more shows
Set 1 Corduroy, Whipping, Hail Hail, Brain Of J., Dissident, Even Flow, Jeremy, Given To Fly, Leatherman, In Hiding, State Of Love And Trust, Daughter/(Noise of Carpet), MFC, Better Man, Rearviewmirror, Black, Alive
Encore 1 Do The Evolution, Wishlist, I Got Id, Footsteps, Spin The Black Circle, Go
Encore 2 Baba O'Riley, Yellow Ledbetter
Notes:
Pre-Opener: Throw Your Arms Around Me
Wasn't in the fanclub back in '98...had to travel 6 hours to see a show...sat in the nosebleeds....heard Hard to Imagine.
Those were the days.
PBM
Wishlist Foundation: http://wishlistfoundation.org
Did you all know that first Wallflowers record sold more copies than any Bob Dylan records ever did?
That's what Ian MacKaye said....assuming it's true.
Even though I only went to one show, it was a pretty good one to be at YIELD setlist-wise.
Do you think Jacob brings that up at family dinners?
I was shocked that the Wallflowers were touring with PJ that year. They weren't bad...considering I wasn't that into them and I was stoked for PJ to take stage.
5 YIELD songs...not great, but what do you expect in Knoxville?
PBM
Wishlist Foundation: http://wishlistfoundation.org
Definitely the best tour IMO.....The anticipation was so great I saw them during the Ten tour in 92 was blown away....but didn’t get another chance to see them until 98. Made it worth my while seeing three shows that tour; Vancouver, Seattle II, and was even able to work an East coast show in Toronto / Barrie. The last two being GA shows with amazing energy!!!
Here's mine. Number 1 is easy, way ahead of any song by anyone, 2-5 are in a pack of songs which are the best in rock history, followed by other packs of tunes that would be the best tracks on most other albums.
YIELD. Fuck yes.
GIVEN TO FLY
.
.
.
.
.
IN HIDING
FAITHFULL
DAYZ
LOW LIGHT
.
.
.
MUTHA FUCKIN' CASH
BRAIN OF J
NO WAY
WISHLIST
EVOLUTION
.
PILATE
PM PM
.
.
UNTITLED
HUMMUS
BBQ and Sweet Tea I reckon....
i'll never forget when the moment when they played Lowlight for the first time. it was magical for me. and yes, i cried.
ds
And no one makes me close my eyes
So I throw the windows wide
And call to you across the sky....
That's a new one on your version?