How is everyone creaming their pants over this Flock of Seagulls shit? It has shades of You Are and Bushleaguer that I like, but that fucking synthesizer fucking ruins it.
That synth is this video rolled into one thing. It sticks out. Haha.
How is everyone creaming their pants over this Flock of Seagulls shit? It has shades of You Are and Bushleaguer that I like, but that fucking synthesizer fucking ruins it.
And I ran, I ran so far away..........I couldn’t get away!
All the people keep saying they hear Bowie and Talking Heads and whoever else. I can hear a little of those, but I also hear Pearl Jam. I hear Pearl Jam not doing the same thing over again with the radio hits the "casual" fans like. I hear Pearl Jam experimenting. I hear a song for the true hardcore fans. I hear a song the people who say they haven't done anything good since the 90's will once again bash and hate. I love it.
wow i texted a friend before coming here and seems like we are all saying some of the same things “sounds like 80s era Pete Townshend trying to sound like talking heads/peter Gabriel/roxy music” was my one listen take.
I’m not sure if it’s a bad thing or not, and I certainly appreciate the different approach, excited to hear the entire album!
Thought this wouldn't be my style, but it's hauntingly gripping. I like it a lot. With CDM I listened a few times and liked it but just didn't go back to it. I can't stop listening to this song. In addition to Pearl Jam, I love the Clash and I wonder if Gigaton is going to be their Sandinista... except not a triple album of course.
All the people keep saying they hear Bowie and Talking Heads and whoever else. I can hear a little of those, but I also hear Pearl Jam. I hear Pearl Jam not doing the same thing over again with the radio hits the "casual" fans like. I hear Pearl Jam experimenting. I hear a song for the true hardcore fans. I hear a song the people who say they haven't done anything good since the 90's will once again bash and hate. I love it.
Not sure what your point is. Showing influence from those bands is not a slight. It’s a compliment and says the rest of what you’re arguing.
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
Listened to it a few times last night and a couple more this morning. It has some elements that I like, but overall, I really don't care for it. Glad most people seem to dig it though.
Can I just say, it’s nice to have a song that is a little out there and sounds nothing like anything on the last two songs. Really mixed it up with this one. Ed’s vocal delivery is different than most anything ive heard from him. The lyrics are Riot Act era, very different from the last two abums that had very on the nose lyrics
All the people keep saying they hear Bowie and Talking Heads and whoever else. I can hear a little of those, but I also hear Pearl Jam. I hear Pearl Jam not doing the same thing over again with the radio hits the "casual" fans like. I hear Pearl Jam experimenting. I hear a song for the true hardcore fans. I hear a song the people who say they haven't done anything good since the 90's will once again bash and hate. I love it.
Not sure what your point is. Showing influence from those bands is not a slight. It’s a compliment and says the rest of what you’re arguing.
Never said it was a slight. Also not making an argument. Everyones initial reaction is Talking Heads and Bowie and a few others. Great. It's still Pearl Jam
Can I just say, it’s nice to have a song that is a little out there and sounds nothing like anything on the last two songs. Really mixed it up with this one. Ed’s vocal delivery is different than most anything ive heard from him. The lyrics are Riot Act era, very different from the last two abums that had very on the nose lyrics
All the people keep saying they hear Bowie and Talking Heads and whoever else. I can hear a little of those, but I also hear Pearl Jam. I hear Pearl Jam not doing the same thing over again with the radio hits the "casual" fans like. I hear Pearl Jam experimenting. I hear a song for the true hardcore fans. I hear a song the people who say they haven't done anything good since the 90's will once again bash and hate. I love it.
I hear a band that might expand their fanbase for the first time in a while....30 years in.
Fucking love them taking chances like this. Riskiest single since Who You Are
I'm really not liking this sound. I get what they are going for, but for me, this is one of the few styles of music I truly detest. This belongs in the 80's prog rock discount bin. Hopefully this isn't an indication of the overall record. Maybe they can salvage this one with an extended jam or something live.
I jammed this in the car on the way to work. At first I was like woah, this is a totally different sound, PJ is definitely getting out of their comfort zone. After listening to it a few times, I like how layered everything is, all the instruments and Ed's voice. I love it. It is not your typical Pearl Jam song, but who cares, I can't wait to see how they play it in concert.
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I'm really not liking this sound. I get what they are going for, but for me, this is one of the few styles of music I truly detest. This belongs in the 80's prog rock discount bin. Hopefully this isn't an indication of the overall record. Maybe they can salvage this one with an extended jam or something live.
I didn't care for it either. Its not going to be everyone's cup of tea. I think this will be the type of album where you either love it or you hate it.
All the people keep saying they hear Bowie and Talking Heads and whoever else. I can hear a little of those, but I also hear Pearl Jam. I hear Pearl Jam not doing the same thing over again with the radio hits the "casual" fans like. I hear Pearl Jam experimenting. I hear a song for the true hardcore fans. I hear a song the people who say they haven't done anything good since the 90's will once again bash and hate. I love it.
I hear a band that might expand their fanbase for the first time in a while....30 years in.
Fucking love them taking chances like this. Riskiest single since Who You Are
Indeed. I was way more impressed with how QOTSA and RHCP experimented with their sound in their last releases than anything on LB, but this to me is a band not content with standing still. Good for them. I think it is awesome, but I also don't mind electronic components to my rock music. This is very slight without losing the sound of Pearl Jam. Matt has done a great job to shine through and keep his sound as the prominent drive. Love it.
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That synth is this video rolled into one thing. It sticks out. Haha.
AND THEN WE THROW IN SOME RANDOM JEFF SYNTH
I hear Pearl Jam not doing the same thing over again with the radio hits the "casual" fans like. I hear Pearl Jam experimenting.
I hear a song for the true hardcore fans. I hear a song the people who say they haven't done anything good since the 90's will once again bash and hate.
I love it.
i texted a friend before coming here and seems like we are all saying some of the same things
“sounds like 80s era Pete Townshend trying to sound like talking heads/peter Gabriel/roxy music” was my one listen take.
'06: Irving Plaza, East Rutherford 1 & 2 '07: Lolla '08: Camden 2, MSG2, Beacon
'09 :Philly 1 & 2 '10: Buffalo, Newark, MSG1, MSG2
'11: PJ20 1 & 2 '12: Missoula '13: Wrigley, BK2, Philly 1 & 2, Hartford
'14: Ams 1 & 2, Cincy, St Louis, Detroit, Moline '15: Central Park
'16 Philly 1 & 2, MSG 1 & 2, Toronto 1 & 2, Fenway 1, Wrigley 1
'17 Brooklyn hall of fame ‘18 Fenway 1 '21 Jersey Shore '22 MSG '24: MSG1, MSG2
-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
In addition to Pearl Jam, I love the Clash and I wonder if Gigaton is going to be their Sandinista... except not a triple album of course.
I'm guessing those not so thrilled are either not TH or Bowie fans, or don't like their jam mixed with stardust and heads.
-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
Everyones initial reaction is Talking Heads and Bowie and a few others. Great.
It's still Pearl Jam
At times, I feel like I am listening to Eddie Vedder in 1988 playing with his Casio.
Off the bat, not one of my favorite Pearl Jam songs, but enjoyable nonetheless.
also, not to be a snob, but it seems like those who are shitting on it just don’t understand it (judging by what they think it sounds like).
'06: Irving Plaza, East Rutherford 1 & 2 '07: Lolla '08: Camden 2, MSG2, Beacon
'09 :Philly 1 & 2 '10: Buffalo, Newark, MSG1, MSG2
'11: PJ20 1 & 2 '12: Missoula '13: Wrigley, BK2, Philly 1 & 2, Hartford
'14: Ams 1 & 2, Cincy, St Louis, Detroit, Moline '15: Central Park
'16 Philly 1 & 2, MSG 1 & 2, Toronto 1 & 2, Fenway 1, Wrigley 1
'17 Brooklyn hall of fame ‘18 Fenway 1 '21 Jersey Shore '22 MSG '24: MSG1, MSG2
Loving the drums and Stone's bass is killer!!
Also love the hook and the line "so save your predictions."
Love the band growing even now when they easily could have been doing the same things
Fucking love them taking chances like this. Riskiest single since Who You Are
2006-East Rutherford
2008-West Palm Beach
2009- Philadelphia
2016- Fort Lauderdale and Miami
completely different sounding songs but has an opener moody vibe
'06: Irving Plaza, East Rutherford 1 & 2 '07: Lolla '08: Camden 2, MSG2, Beacon
'09 :Philly 1 & 2 '10: Buffalo, Newark, MSG1, MSG2
'11: PJ20 1 & 2 '12: Missoula '13: Wrigley, BK2, Philly 1 & 2, Hartford
'14: Ams 1 & 2, Cincy, St Louis, Detroit, Moline '15: Central Park
'16 Philly 1 & 2, MSG 1 & 2, Toronto 1 & 2, Fenway 1, Wrigley 1
'17 Brooklyn hall of fame ‘18 Fenway 1 '21 Jersey Shore '22 MSG '24: MSG1, MSG2
astoria 06
albany 06
hartford 06
reading 06
barcelona 06
paris 06
wembley 07
dusseldorf 07
nijmegen 07
this song is meant to be called i got shit,itshould be called i got shit tickets-hartford 06 -