Howard Stern wants Eddie Vedder on his show.

Spiritual_Chaos

From 2013:



"Eddie Vedder has never done my show, I talk more about Pearl Jam, again more, than John Stewart, more than David Letetrman, more than Jimmy Kimmel. Eddie Vedder "oh, we can't get him" -- what do you mean we can't get him?"

DEGBTI

been waiting years for it to happen...

Gern Blansten

That would be a great interview.  Those two are a lot alike.

SJD3232

maybe he's not willing to go on the show because they refer to him as "Eddie the lead singer from Soundgarden"

deadendp

Or that Howard Stern is a scumbag?

dr122931

I love Howard.  Listen to him daily.  He does like PJ and occasionally mentions them.  I think if he interviewed Ed it would be cringe worthy.   Listen to his first interview of cornell.   His lack of understanding of the settle music scene is evident.  Howard also has terrible taste in music.  Of course he likes some great stuff. He’s a huge stones fan (who isn’t).  But he really likes shitty pop.   I’d be curious if he’s ever listened to Binaural or No Code. 

Zod

Eddie doesn't really do interviews.   If they did their homework they'd realize it's like searching for a white whale?

Spiritual_Chaos

dr122931 said:

I love Howard.  Listen to him daily.  He does like PJ and occasionally mentions them.  I think if he interviewed Ed it would be cringe worthy.   Listen to his first interview of cornell.   His lack of understanding of the settle music scene is evident.  Howard also has terrible taste in music.  Of course he likes some great stuff. He’s a huge stones fan (who isn’t).  But he really likes shitty pop.   I’d be curious if he’s ever listened to Binaural or No Code. 

Listened to Marc Marons interview with Cornell?

Eddie should do that one, if any podcast/radio. 

But I don't think Sterns thing is to know of and be on the level with the guest, but asking interesting and a left-fieldish questions Rolling Stone wouldn't ask.

Ray J. T.

Would love for this interview to happen. Been waiting for this to happen for years. 

MayDay10

It will not happen.  
Vedder is not going to agree to go on a live interview with no control, especially with an interviewer who is known for diving deep into personal matters.  It is not Stern's style to grant preconditions and boundaries to interviewees.  I dont think it would go real well.  Vedder would clam up when pressed on certain topics and Stern pries.  I could see it getting a bit uncomfortable

I stopped listening to Stern maybe about 2010-ish?  At the time, I sensed that with a mutual circle of friends (David Lynch and such) that Stern had been exposed to Vedder and Pearl Jam.  I know there was a big Who tribute event, Stern's a big Who fan and he commented how Pearl Jam absolutely killed it.  Vedder started to mention PJ a bit and they seemed to use them as a bumper more often.


    

Merkin Baller

I love Stern as an interviewer, but some of his other antics go a bit too far for my liking.

TBH, I can't really see Eddie sitting down with him, but I hope I'm wrong about that. I'm sure it would be a great interview.

bobby dazzlers

The segment might only be nione minutes long.

rey

MayDay10 said:

It will not happen.  
Vedder is not going to agree to go on a live interview with no control, especially with an interviewer who is known for diving deep into personal matters.  It is not Stern's style to grant preconditions and boundaries to interviewees.  I dont think it would go real well.  Vedder would clam up when pressed on certain topics and Stern pries.  I could see it getting a bit uncomfortable

I stopped listening to Stern maybe about 2010-ish?  At the time, I sensed that with a mutual circle of friends (David Lynch and such) that Stern had been exposed to Vedder and Pearl Jam.  I know there was a big Who tribute event, Stern's a big Who fan and he commented how Pearl Jam absolutely killed it.  Vedder started to mention PJ a bit and they seemed to use them as a bumper more often.


    

Stern's interviewing style has evolved quite a bit over the past 9-ish years since you stopped listening.

PSUS2H

deadendp said:

Or that Howard Stern is a scumbag?

I'm a big fan.  In the 90's and early 2000's he was very abrasive. He has admitted to going to therapy for this and has huge regret for being such a wrecking ball with a lot of different people, including Robin Williams, Will Ferrell, and Rosie O'Donell.  I think if you listened to one of his newer interviews you'd get a sense that the Howard you are probably familiar with has not been around in about 15 years.  You'd probably be quite impressed.

hihobibo

For those unaware, Stern has changed his interview style over the past 4 years, aiming to capture A-list guests and keeping away from the sexual questions he used to be known for, until the interviewee brings it up themselves. That's what this leaked you-tube seminar clip came from, where he basically met with his staff and informed them of his new philosophy. 

His musical interviews typically follow the same format, where he plays a clip of a song, says something like "remember this one" and then lets the artist discuss it a bit. Then he has them play 1-2 old songs and then their new song live in the studio. 

It works for a lot of artists and actors, but sometimes it goes too long and nothing really interesting comes from it. I don't think it would work with this band, as Howard really would only want to talk to Eddie, who I think would be the least vocal in the interview, and like others have stated, Howard will delve into areas these guys probably do not want to discuss. 

justam

Why would Ed place himself in a situation where someone (Howard S) is likely to make fun of him or embarrass him in some way?

The think the real question is:  "Why does anyone go on Howard Stern's show?" 

Spiritual_Chaos

I've never listened to Stern, only know him from all of his sexist contests and shit from back in the day.

But just youtube some of the recent interview clips he puts up, and there always great and laid back:

https://youtu.be/azq8ud8oiLY

https://youtu.be/gsSXS6g8OMk

nicknyr15

justam said:

Why would Ed place himself in a situation where someone (Howard S) is likely to make fun of him or embarrass him in some way?

The think the real question is:  "Why does anyone go on Howard Stern's show?" 

This comment is extremely dated. You must not have listened to a single show in the past ten years. 

justam

nicknyr15 said:

justam said:

Why would Ed place himself in a situation where someone (Howard S) is likely to make fun of him or embarrass him in some way?

The think the real question is:  "Why does anyone go on Howard Stern's show?" 

This comment is extremely dated. You must not have listened to a single show in the past ten years. 

You're right. I never listen to him.  I don't like his style of comedy.

nicknyr15

justam said:

nicknyr15 said:

justam said:

Why would Ed place himself in a situation where someone (Howard S) is likely to make fun of him or embarrass him in some way?

The think the real question is:  "Why does anyone go on Howard Stern's show?" 

This comment is extremely dated. You must not have listened to a single show in the past ten years. 

You're right. I never listen to him.  I don't like his style of comedy.

I could dig that. 🤙🏼

Gern Blansten

justam said:

nicknyr15 said:

justam said:

Why would Ed place himself in a situation where someone (Howard S) is likely to make fun of him or embarrass him in some way?

The think the real question is:  "Why does anyone go on Howard Stern's show?" 

This comment is extremely dated. You must not have listened to a single show in the past ten years. 

You're right. I never listen to him.  I don't like his style of comedy.

not trying to argue but the McCartney and Grohl interviews posted above are good examples of more recent interviews.  He might be one of the best interviewers around.

His Conan O'Brien interview was really good (and hilarious)