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Around the Bend

L0VeB0ATCApTA1NL0VeB0ATCApTA1N Posts: 14
edited September 2005 in Words and Music...Communication
Hello

We were sitting listening to Around the Bend tonight and would like to hear from other Pearl Jam fans about what this song makes them feel. Any thoughts about this fantastic song would be greatly appreciated!

Thankyou
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  • pickupyourwillpickupyourwill Posts: 3,135
    L0VeB0ATCApTA1N wrote:
    Hello

    We were sitting listening to Around the Bend tonight and would like to hear from other Pearl Jam fans about what this song makes them feel. Any thoughts about this fantastic song would be greatly appreciated!

    Thankyou

    It reminds me of a lullaby. I played it for my son once when he was a couple months old and wasn't sleeping through the night.
  • OfTheGirlOfTheGirl Posts: 47
    I lived in Hawaii for a year, my daughter was born there, and the music and laid-back feel of this song always takes me right back to that time. I can smell the ocean, see the palm trees blowing in the breeze, so calming to me.
    ~*~*~*~*~Official Kiwi Jammer No 4 (Honorary)~*~*~*~*~
  • PatrickBatemanPatrickBateman Posts: 2,243
    OfTheGirl wrote:
    I lived in Hawaii for a year, my daughter was born there, and the music and laid-back feel of this song always takes me right back to that time. I can smell the ocean, see the palm trees blowing in the breeze, so calming to me.
    I have never been to Hawaii, but it {the song} makes me feel like I am laying on a hammock between two palm trees on the beach at sunet with a slight ocean breeze, beer in hand, alone and at peace.

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  • wakeupscreamingwakeupscreaming Posts: 71
    pickupyourwill wrote:
    It reminds me of a lullaby. I played it for my son once when he was a couple months old and wasn't sleeping through the night.



    i agree with you!!
    i hurt myself today,
    to see if i still feel,
    i focus all the pain,
    the only thing that´s real...
  • velvet I sitevelvet I site Posts: 192
    pickupyourwill wrote:
    It reminds me of a lullaby. I played it for my son once when he was a couple months old and wasn't sleeping through the night.


    yeah, i always play this tune for old people who dont know pearl jam, and i tell them this is a rock-band that plays lullabies, and i think thats simply fucking incredible. i respect alot of other musicians and bands, and alot of "jam-bands" and grateful dead derivatives make some really excellent, groovy music to live-on, but i dont think there is any musical-act in the world that can span the stylistic diversity and depth of pearl jam.

    is there anything they cant do?
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  • citizendickcitizendick Posts: 106
    pickupyourwill wrote:
    It reminds me of a lullaby. I played it for my son once when he was a couple months old and wasn't sleeping through the night.


    Same here....I always think of my kids when I hear that song.
    "every show is a great show. bitches...." --twolegsyield
  • TomJamTomJam Posts: 38
    pickupyourwill wrote:
    It reminds me of a lullaby. I played it for my son once when he was a couple months old and wasn't sleeping through the night.

    thats what it is, according to eddie, it's a lullaby :D

    he said he wasn't planning to put it in an album, but he tought writing a lullaby was so sweet..

    dunno where i red that, but i agree with him
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