Great time for Self-Pollution Radio 2020? -Self-Quarantine 2020-

myoung321

PJWGIII

Bump - this seriously needs to happen! They could also raise funds for COVID-19 relief efforts and research too.

lastexit78

PJWGIII said:

Bump - this seriously needs to happen! They could also raise funds for COVID-19 relief efforts and research too.

I'll bump this all day long! There's at least two other threads as well, wish they were merged into one. I love the fund raising idea as well. Help out the families directly impacted, they'd generate a ton of money with something like this. 

jesselms

Not gonna happen 

myoung321

jesselms said:

Not gonna happen 

Think Positive! Positive! Positive!

Sobelberg8

Everyone start sharing this on your socials. Let’s at least give it a shot!

demetrios

myoung321 said:

demetrios said:

myoung321 said:

demetrios said:

Via request. Pearl Jam Self-Pollution Radio 

1995 - https://we.tl/t-5yyLHOlA5K Flac
1998 - https://we.tl/t-ecAD1ErtF2 Flac

2020 - maybe?

Thanks Demetrios! 

No problemo! 

Seriously, did not have the flac versions.. It was like opening a present! Yeah! haha

TEEJAM11

Now that would be cool!!!

Abe Froman

This is definitely one of the better ideas on the forum. It would obviously be awesome to hear them play a couple new songs but even better I think it would give fans a brief escape from all the craziness lately. Just like thousands of others I was really looking forward to a couple of shows (Nashville & STL) and extremely bummed about the postponement.  It would be such an awesome gesture from the band to hear from them in a “self pollution” type setting. With all the warnings about travel and large gatherings, even pro sporting events, something like this would give us something positive, fun and a brief escape all from the comfort of our homes. I doubt it would ever happen but I LOVE the idea. 

SOLAT319

I approve this message 

Lerxst1992

Zod said:

Would love another self pollution radio.  Especially in modern era where you can easily stream it to everyone.

That being said... the tour was starting right around the time the album was dropping.   I'm not sure how much promotion artists need to do these days.  Albums don't really sell many copies.  The diehards buy them.  That's why they have a moderate first week then drop off the charts.

Still. just for the hell of it, it would be awesome.

Albums still can be sold and interest in the music generated. 

Tool had an interesting concept. Sell only a limited release deluxe CD for $45. Create a bundle that's interesting and gear it towards merchandise loving fans.

Given no tour with the release, having a SPR type event from different locations a few nights in april seems intriguing.

myoung321

I have a feeling this will happen... 

cp3iverson

myoung321 said:

I have a feeling this will happen... 

Hope so!

cincinnati dude

This sort of groundbreaking, DIY approach of the band to do these types of things were unheard of at the time and another reason this is my favorite band in the world...

With that being said unfortunately I don't see it happening. They haven't done anything really cool like that in a long time, and I don't see them doing it just because we asked. I hope they make me eat my hat!

demetrios

https://twitter.com/EvoMommaSon/status/1238076740074962946?s=19

axellaire8

Hell yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please....

myoung321

demetrios said:

https://twitter.com/EvoMommaSon/status/1238076740074962946?s=19

Haha... I saw that


Name change thread?  hmmmm yes..!

myoung321

bump with info....

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Self Pollution Radio Jan 8, 1995 

Complete track-list:

Pearl Jam — Aye Davanita (from Vitalogy 1994)
Eddie Vedder — intro and comments
Sonic Youth — Teenage Riot (from Daydream Nation 1988)

Slant Six — Don’t You Ever (from Soda Pop Ripoff 1993)
Klark Kent (includes Stewart Copeland of The Police) — Away From Home (from Klark Kent 10″ EP 1980)
Pearl Jam (live) — Spin the Black Circle, Satan’s Bed, Corduroy, Not for You, Immortality (all from Vitalogy 1994)
Daniel Johnston — Walking the Cow (from Hi, How Are You 1983)
Zeke — West Seattle Acid Party, Schmidt Rid (both from Super Sound Racing 1996)
Eddie — filtered mic
Eddie & Beth’s holiday answering machine messages
Dee Plakas (from L7) & husband singing Jingle Bell Rock Matt Lukin (from Mudhoney)
The Descendants — Silly Girl (from I Don’t Want to Grow Up 1985)
The Fastbacks (live) — On Your Hands, Run No More, Old Address of the Unknown
Gas Huffer — More of Everything (from One Inch Masters 1994)
John S. Hall (from King Missile)–A Little Restraint (spoken word)
The Gits — Guilt Within Your Head (from Enter: The Conquering Chicken 1993)
Eddie Vedder — comments
Interview w/ Val Agnew (from 7 Year Bitch) and Dave Minert (from Greta)
Bobby Miller — Keep Your Mouth Off My Sisters (spoken word)
Dancing French Liberals of ’48 (The Gits minus Mia Zapata) — Dancing Foreign Legion
Mudhoney (live) — Judgement, Rage, Retribution and Thyme, Generation Spokesmodel, What Moves the Heart (all 3 songs from My Brother the Cow 1995)
Eddie Vedder & Stone Gossard ‘On-Air’ — Stone plays cuts from Loose Groove label:
Weapon of Choice — U Owe it to U (from Nutmeg Sez “Bozo the Town 1994, Loose Groove records)
Players Ball???
Outkast — Ain’t No Thang
Jeff Ament Talking ‘On Air’
Mix tape with Iggy, Tom, Veruca, Henry, and Noam Chomsky
Mad Season (live) — Lifeless Dead, I Don’t Know Anything (both songs from Above 1995)
Jeff Ament Talking ‘On Air’
Tom & Iggy (drummer piece)
Jeff Ament Talking ‘On Air’
Three Fish — Solitude (from Three Fish 1996)
American Music Club — The President’s Test for Physical Fitness (from Wish the World Away single 1994)
Eddie Vedder Talking ‘On Air’
Dave Grohl/Foo Fighters — Gas Chamber (cover song, by Angry Samoans), Exhausted (from the then not-yet-released Foo Fighters 1995)
Babes in Toyland — Pain in my Heart (from Spanking Machine)
Soundgarden (live) — Blind Dogs (from The Basketball Diaries soundtrack 1995), Fell on Black Days (from Superunknown 1994, but different version), Kyle Petty, Son of Richard, No Attention (from Down on the Upside 1996)
Bass tuning tape
The Frogs — Do Me
Eddie Vedder & Krist Novoselic ‘On-Air’
Phone call with Dennis (from The Frogs)
The Frogs – Johnny Get Out Of My Jidge (from the self-released cassette Made-Up Songs #10-15)
Wesley Willis — They threw me out of church
Phone call with Mike Watt
Mike Watt — Big Train (from Ball Hog or Tug Boat? 1995)
Mike Watt’s answering machine message w/ Kathleen Hanna (from Bikini Kill)
Crunt — Black Heart
Krist Novoselic reads from his book — Chapter 1 – Surprise, Surprise
The Who — Tattoo
Pearl Jam and Krist Novoselic (live) — Improv/Laurelhurst Beach Club Song
Pearl Jam (live) — Last Exit, Blood, Tremor Christ, Porch, Indifference
Hovercraft — Zero Zero Zero One
Magnog — ???
Phone-call with Dee Plakas about Voters for Choice
Eddie Vedder commentary about Rolling Stone, Spin, Ms. Voters for Choice memo
Louis Armstrong — What a Wonderful World

demetrios

https://twitter.com/EvoMommaSon/status/1238347043178975233

SOLAT319

No radio broadcast. Do it right with a webcast where they play each track live in front of cameras with commentary about songs, recording process whatever they want to share. Make us pay for it and give the money to those organizations who are helping out with vulnerable populations in this time of crisis.