looks like Raindog is legit based on Mikes answer yesterday. He stood by his comments a few weeks ago and as of now he appears to be the insider. I will take his word for it going forward, thank you Raindog!
You're welcome.
Thanks for your info raindog. Please keep it coming as you get it. Have a great weekend.
Thanks again Mr. mcgruff10. Have a great weekend.
"I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things" - Tom Waits pearljamonline.it
I can definitely understand that frustration. you put your heart and soul into this artistic endeavor, and you can never escape questions about your main gig. it's inevitable, but obviously and understandably frustrating.
the same even happens after bands break up. Liam and Noel put out new records, talk about that for a bit, then always get asked "so is Oasis going to reform?" "how is your relationship with your brother". I'd go into an interview saying "no questions about (this)".
I'm pretty sure the headstones do this. they had a drummer, Dale, for 25 years. he "quit", or maybe got pushed out, i don't know. But he has basically been erased from their history, and not ONE interviewer has asked them about Dale. there's no way that would get glossed over by every single interviewer unless it was demanded by the band.
But WHY do so many care about what Liam and Noel now do?
Why does Mike have an open invitation to go on just about any rock station in the world to talk about his side projects? It's not to say it's not a picture of health.
I'd think all 3 would be extremely thankful and gracious.
I can definitely understand that frustration. you put your heart and soul into this artistic endeavor, and you can never escape questions about your main gig. it's inevitable, but obviously and understandably frustrating.
the same even happens after bands break up. Liam and Noel put out new records, talk about that for a bit, then always get asked "so is Oasis going to reform?" "how is your relationship with your brother". I'd go into an interview saying "no questions about (this)".
I'm pretty sure the headstones do this. they had a drummer, Dale, for 25 years. he "quit", or maybe got pushed out, i don't know. But he has basically been erased from their history, and not ONE interviewer has asked them about Dale. there's no way that would get glossed over by every single interviewer unless it was demanded by the band.
But WHY do so many care about what Liam and Noel now do?
Why does Mike have an open invitation to go on just about any rock station in the world to talk about his side projects? It's not to say it's not a picture of health.
I'd think all 3 would be extremely thankful and gracious.
I would think after the amount of times you get asked about your "main" project, especially in this situation, where he has done so much outside the band that he has to fight to get recognized (FFS he was on a Fox station), while you are trying to promote your current work, would be frustrating.
sure they'd know why they are there in the first place, how they got there. but you just want to be shown some respect for your current work.
You can’t be all that annoyed about them asking about Pearl Jam. If it was a random dude and lady doing this performance I doubt they get 10 minutes on air like they gave them.
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Mike eluded to a ‘nice surprise’ or something to the effect, he must have a pretty good idea of the album as a whole and what’s coming, if his comment was along the lines of frustration at not getting the album done then what surprise his he talking about?
You can’t be all that annoyed about them asking about Pearl Jam. If it was a random dude and lady doing this performance I doubt they get 10 minutes on air like they gave them.
I don't think any of us are annoyed. we just noticed that Mike seemed put off.
You can’t be all that annoyed about them asking about Pearl Jam. If it was a random dude and lady doing this performance I doubt they get 10 minutes on air like they gave them.
I don't think any of us are annoyed. we just noticed that Mike seemed put off.
The “you” was directed at Mike. Not Hughfreakingdillion.
1996: Randall's Island 2 1998: East Rutherford | MSG 1 & 2 2000: Cincinnati | Columbus | Jones Beach 1, 2, & 3 | Boston 1 | Camden 1 & 2 2003: Philadelphia | Uniondale | MSG 1 & 2 | Holmdel 2005: Atlantic City 1 2006: Camden 1 | East Rutherford 1 & 2 2008: Camden 1 & 2 | MSG 1 & 2 | Newark (EV) 2009: Philadelphia 1, 2 & 4 2010: Newark | MSG 1 & 2 2011: Toronto 1 2013: Wrigley Field | Brooklyn 2 | Philadelphia 1 & 2 | Baltimore 2015: Central Park 2016: Philadelphia 1 & 2 | MSG 1 & 2 | Fenway Park 2 | MSG (TOTD) 2017: Brooklyn (RnR HOF) 2020: MSG | Asbury Park2021: Asbury Park 2022: MSG | Camden | Nashville 2024: MSG 1 & 2 (#50) | Philadelphia 1 & 2 | Baltimore
You can’t be all that annoyed about them asking about Pearl Jam. If it was a random dude and lady doing this performance I doubt they get 10 minutes on air like they gave them.
I don't think any of us are annoyed. we just noticed that Mike seemed put off.
The “you” was directed at Mike. Not Hughfreakingdillion.
I think some members of the band aren't big on travelling. Hence the reduced touring (and to be honest aside from the first few years, have never done tours as big as some of their peers).
Album wise. I think they keep trying. You get the feeling they go into the studio here and there. I think that might be a collective struggle. Trying to come out with enough good tunes to complete an album. I think that's why we don't get details. They're probably not sure how long it'll take?
I think some members of the band aren't big on travelling. Hence the reduced touring (and to be honest aside from the first few years, have never done tours as big as some of their peers).
Album wise. I think they keep trying. You get the feeling they go into the studio here and there. I think that might be a collective struggle. Trying to come out with enough good tunes to complete an album. I think that's why we don't get details. They're probably not sure how long it'll take?
They're all making music for other things aside from Ed. Perhaps you are right but really the best thing for them if that is the case is to take a hint from Neil and just jam and record the thing in a week. Don't overthink. It shouldn't take 6 years to record an album
Is this it? Rolling Stone. Kind of seems hes saying he always has to adjust into that mode. Might not be what u guys are referring to tho.
A lot of times I dread it leading up to it. I’m like, “I don’t wanna leave home. I’m gonna miss my wife. I’m gonna miss my dogs. I’m gonna miss painting in my art room and the little routine that I have.” And then once you’re out there, you’re like, “Wow, this is crazy. This is a crazy life that we have.”
You guys seem to have broken free of the album/tour cycle, which really allows you to work at whatever pace you want. And that is just the greatest thing in the world [laughs]. Making a record and looking at the next year of dates was always daunting. It’s daunting for everyone. You show that to your wife and she’s like, “You’re going to be gone for nine of the next 13 months?” It’s tough. So now we can go out and play 30, 40 shows after you make the record. Then you can take a little break and the next year you can play another 30 or 40 shows.
Is this it? Rolling Stone. Kind of seems hes saying he always has to adjust into that mode. Might not be what u guys are referring to tho.
A lot of times I dread it leading up to it. I’m like, “I don’t wanna leave home. I’m gonna miss my wife. I’m gonna miss my dogs. I’m gonna miss painting in my art room and the little routine that I have.” And then once you’re out there, you’re like, “Wow, this is crazy. This is a crazy life that we have.”
You guys seem to have broken free of the album/tour cycle, which really allows you to work at whatever pace you want. And that is just the greatest thing in the world [laughs]. Making a record and looking at the next year of dates was always daunting. It’s daunting for everyone. You show that to your wife and she’s like, “You’re going to be gone for nine of the next 13 months?” It’s tough. So now we can go out and play 30, 40 shows after you make the record. Then you can take a little break and the next year you can play another 30 or 40 shows.
I believe that’s what I read too
"Well, I think this band is incapable of sucking."
-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
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But WHY do so many care about what Liam and Noel now do?
Why does Mike have an open invitation to go on just about any rock station in the world to talk about his side projects? It's not to say it's not a picture of health.
I'd think all 3 would be extremely thankful and gracious.
sure they'd know why they are there in the first place, how they got there. but you just want to be shown some respect for your current work.
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Who knows, maybe it's not the singer who's slowing it all down?
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-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
A lot of times I dread it leading up to it. I’m like, “I don’t wanna leave home. I’m gonna miss my wife. I’m gonna miss my dogs. I’m gonna miss painting in my art room and the little routine that I have.” And then once you’re out there, you’re like, “Wow, this is crazy. This is a crazy life that we have.”
You guys seem to have broken free of the album/tour cycle, which really allows you to work at whatever pace you want.
And that is just the greatest thing in the world [laughs]. Making a record and looking at the next year of dates was always daunting. It’s daunting for everyone. You show that to your wife and she’s like, “You’re going to be gone for nine of the next 13 months?” It’s tough. So now we can go out and play 30, 40 shows after you make the record. Then you can take a little break and the next year you can play another 30 or 40 shows.
-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .