Yield
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PissBottleMan wrote:
Very nice sir!
This awesome video was in the panel beside the Harmony vid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0U38Nv3uXQ&mode=related&search=Do you remember Rock & Roll Radio?0 -
likepilateihaveadog wrote:A true YIH moment. Awesome.
You could learn a thing or two from Dog Loyal.
As far as the track by track thing goes, we could start by listening to the San Diego version of BRAIN OF J. Or LA2 perhaps? Or both?No longer overwhelmed it seems so simple now.0 -
weekdays sound much better than weekends.
especially in the summer.
i have things to say!this post has been approved by grace6697.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:You could learn a thing or two from Dog Loyal.
As far as the track by track thing goes, we could start by listening to the San Diego version of BRAIN OF J. Or LA2 perhaps? Or both?
I think the point here is that everyone listens to their favorite versions and brings in the reasons why its their favorite. "I was there and kicking ass" works pretty well.Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0 -
distantsun wrote:weekdays sound much better than weekends.
especially in the summer.
i have things to say!Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0 -
likepilateihaveadog wrote:Shall we make a calendar?
that might be a bit much. what if someone can't make it?
it should be an impromptu thing maybe?
organic=yieldy.this post has been approved by grace6697.0 -
distantsun wrote:that might be a bit much. what if someone can't make it?
it should be an impromptu thing maybe?
organic=yieldy.
23rd? Coupla Mondays.Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0 -
likepilateihaveadog wrote:I think I redeemed myself with the thirteen days of YIELD.
I think the point here is that everyone listens to their favorite versions and brings in the reasons why its their favorite. "I was there and kicking ass" works pretty well.
Yeah yeah, it was a joke. I'd love to listen to the pre-YIELD version of BRAIN OF J and then an after version to get both messages deciphered.No longer overwhelmed it seems so simple now.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:Yeah yeah, it was a joke. I'd love to listen to the pre-YIELD version of BRAIN OF J and then an after version to get both messages deciphered.
that's a good idea. we can see how they played around with it to fit their ..concept album.this post has been approved by grace6697.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:Yeah yeah, it was a joke. I'd love to listen to the pre-YIELD version of BRAIN OF J and then an after version to get both messages deciphered.Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0
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distantsun wrote:that's a good idea. we can see how they played around with it to fit their ..concept album.
The whole world will be different soon, go to hell if you don't believe it.No longer overwhelmed it seems so simple now.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:The whole world will be different soon, go to hell if you don't believe it.Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0
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Monkey see, monkey do, what a fuckin' fool.
How appropriate.No longer overwhelmed it seems so simple now.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:Monkey see, monkey do, what a fuckin' fool.
How appropriate.
So why do you think they changed the lyrics for the record?Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0 -
likepilateihaveadog wrote:Exactly.
So why do you think they changed the lyrics for the record?
Here's an interesting blog I found when looking for the old lyrics:
http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/brain-of-j/
The “Brain of J” of 1995 (or “Brain of JFK” to fans of ye olde bootlegs) took an antagonistic stance toward the listener, a “with us or against us” point of view if you will (yikes!). By 1998, the song transformed to say that “The whole world will be different soon / The whole world will be relieved,” an optimistic outlook.
He digresses on a stupid tangent for a second, then gets his brain back...
But the more open, hopeful sentiment, though lodged in a still formidable, ferocious McCready-style punk song, does make more sense in the context of Yield, and the band’s evolving commitment to taking hold of its discontent and bending it towards making some kind of difference.No longer overwhelmed it seems so simple now.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:
But the more open, hopeful sentiment, though lodged in a still formidable, ferocious McCready-style punk song, does make more sense in the context of Yield, and the band’s evolving commitment to taking hold of its discontent and bending it towards making some kind of difference.
I like that. Good research.
I like the word 'bending,' I think that's what this is all about. Taking stock of the present and taking aim at the future and then realizing how the course will be charted to get between A and B.Teamwork. Rawk. Pwnage. Infinite Possibilities. YIELD. Hells yeah.0 -
likepilateihaveadog wrote:I like that. Good research.
I like the word 'bending,' I think that's what this is all about. Taking stock of the present and taking aim at the future and then realizing how the course will be charted to get between A and B.
I think it was as simple as Ed realizing "Hey, I don't have to pissed off at everything. There is some hope in the world. Let's write about it!"No longer overwhelmed it seems so simple now.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:The “Brain of J” of 1995 (or “Brain of JFK” to fans of ye olde bootlegs) took an antagonistic stance toward the listener, a “with us or against us” point of view if you will (yikes!). By 1998, the song transformed to say that “The whole world will be different soon / The whole world will be relieved,” an optimistic outlook.
this is so dead on. this song is like a time capsule. it literally charts the development of EV's ...if you will...evolution.
the lyrics mirror the times in which they were written.this post has been approved by grace6697.0 -
YieldInHiding wrote:Here's an interesting blog I found when looking for the old lyrics:
http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/brain-of-j/
The “Brain of J” of 1995 (or “Brain of JFK” to fans of ye olde bootlegs) took an antagonistic stance toward the listener, a “with us or against us” point of view if you will (yikes!). By 1998, the song transformed to say that “The whole world will be different soon / The whole world will be relieved,” an optimistic outlook.
He digresses on a stupid tangent for a second, then gets his brain back...
But the more open, hopeful sentiment, though lodged in a still formidable, ferocious McCready-style punk song, does make more sense in the context of Yield, and the band’s evolving commitment to taking hold of its discontent and bending it towards making some kind of difference.YIELD Fan Club Sergeant-At-Arms0
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