How Many Taylor Swift and Pearl Jam songs have the same title?

mookeywrench

bmurray06 said:

So I take most of y'all have swifty daughter's or something? 

Yeah...'daughters' are shelling out 4 figures per ticket to see her this tour.

I would guess her average demographic would be 25-40 years old and only slightly skewed female.

JeBurkhardt

mookeywrench said:

bmurray06 said:

So I take most of y'all have swifty daughter's or something? 

Yeah...'daughters' are shelling out 4 figures per ticket to see her this tour.

I would guess her average demographic would be 25-40 years old and only slightly skewed female.

That guess is pretty accurate in the case of mine, one is 30 and the other one 25. The oldest one was able to get really good tickets on the initial sale. 

circlesdown

3 daughters (17, 14, 10) all major Swifties.  

My wife and I took them to the 2018 Reputation show in Arlington (the one on Netflix) and we just took them again to the Eras show in March.  We lucked out getting affordable tix because everything else was insane expensive.  

I’ve had a blast watching them following the set lists.  Her shows are massive productions so everyone knows it’s the same every night except for 2 surprise songs.  Everyone in my house stops down to watch when it’s time for the surprise songs and I swear it’s a very similar vibe that we all have following pjs sets, except more screaming.  Very fun, and I’m totally sucked in too, I’m a proud swiftie dad.  I’ve come to appreciate a lot about her music, her journey, her development as an artist, her skills, her messages.  I’m glad they get to grow up with her in the same way I’m glad I got to grow with PJ.  

bmurray06

No disrespect. My wife and I are playing the early 40 and mid 30s uncle and aunt game. We label ourselves DINKs. double income no kids. Really works out for the PJ trips. But yeah I respect Taylor. Just never nosedived into her music catalogue. It was a pure scientific question on my part to see who was responding to this post primarily. 

mvw

mookeywrench said:

State of Love and Trust

...and

Ready For It.

Damn, this is hard.

State Of Grace by Taylor.

YourDirtisMyfood

"You" (by Taylor) and "U" (by Pearl Jam).

Daner90

I listened to 10 or so t-swift songs for the first time last week. Absolutely not for me but I'm happy she makes people happy with her music. 

YourDirtisMyfood

I'd say Better than Revenge is her best "rock n roll" song IMHO.

igotid88

YourDirtisMyfood said:

"You" (by Taylor) and "U" (by Pearl Jam).

Which Pearl Jam also changed to You in streaming platforms

Foriginal Sin

This thread make me want some gin

https://ginraiders.com/article/mixology/taylor-swift-lavender-haze-cocktail-recipe/amp/

YourDirtisMyfood

igotid88 said:

YourDirtisMyfood said:

"You" (by Taylor) and "U" (by Pearl Jam).

Which Pearl Jam also changed to You in streaming platforms

operative word is similar:

So for all of you closet Swifties and PJ fans, can we figure out how many Taylor Swift and PJ songs have the same or similar titles?

BF25394

Anyone who thinks that Taylor Swift only appeals to girls and young women is really not paying attention. You don't achieve the level of commercial and critical acclaim she has without having a very broad appeal. I am a grown man from Generation X with no children, and I am a fan of her music and a huge admirer of her talent as a Hall-of-Fame songwriter, fine musician, and an increasingly polished singer. I came to my appreciation of her on my own, not because of the influence of a girlfriend/wife/daughter.

Let me put it a different way. Pearl Jam is my favorite band. (Duh.) I have seen the band live 70 times, and I have been a huge fan of Pearl Jam's entire body of work from 1991 to the present. I absolutely love Gigaton and have played it to death. But it was not the best album of 2020 in my opinion. That was Folklore. If you have not given this album the time of day because you think it's music for tweens and teens, you are missing out.

Lost In Ohio

circlesdown said:

3 daughters (17, 14, 10) all major Swifties.  

My wife and I took them to the 2018 Reputation show in Arlington (the one on Netflix) and we just took them again to the Eras show in March.  We lucked out getting affordable tix because everything else was insane expensive.  

I’ve had a blast watching them following the set lists.  Her shows are massive productions so everyone knows it’s the same every night except for 2 surprise songs.  Everyone in my house stops down to watch when it’s time for the surprise songs and I swear it’s a very similar vibe that we all have following pjs sets, except more screaming.  Very fun, and I’m totally sucked in too, I’m a proud swiftie dad.  I’ve come to appreciate a lot about her music, her journey, her development as an artist, her skills, her messages.  I’m glad they get to grow up with her in the same way I’m glad I got to grow with PJ.  

And I don't understand that.

It's the same damn setlist every night. But that's what you get when there's rehearsed stuff. Hey, if they wanna go apeshit factacta over two songs, more power to them.

Now just imagine if those "surprise songs" were 95% of the setlist. Enter the Dead, Pearl Jam and very few others.

...rant over, but then again, I've never liked pop.

Tim Simmons

Nailing the performance and connecting with the crowd is the same whether your plying a different setlist every night or the same one. You land it you land it. 

mookeywrench

Lost In Ohio said:

circlesdown said:

3 daughters (17, 14, 10) all major Swifties.  

My wife and I took them to the 2018 Reputation show in Arlington (the one on Netflix) and we just took them again to the Eras show in March.  We lucked out getting affordable tix because everything else was insane expensive.  

I’ve had a blast watching them following the set lists.  Her shows are massive productions so everyone knows it’s the same every night except for 2 surprise songs.  Everyone in my house stops down to watch when it’s time for the surprise songs and I swear it’s a very similar vibe that we all have following pjs sets, except more screaming.  Very fun, and I’m totally sucked in too, I’m a proud swiftie dad.  I’ve come to appreciate a lot about her music, her journey, her development as an artist, her skills, her messages.  I’m glad they get to grow up with her in the same way I’m glad I got to grow with PJ.  

And I don't understand that.

It's the same damn setlist every night. But that's what you get when there's rehearsed stuff. Hey, if they wanna go apeshit factacta over two songs, more power to them.

Now just imagine if those "surprise songs" were 95% of the setlist. Enter the Dead, Pearl Jam and very few others.

...rant over, but then again, I've never liked pop.

Commendable but it's not going to make-or-break the overall enjoyment or respect an artist deserves.

Having a well rehearsed, well-produced 44 song set that goes off without a hitch in front of 70,000 is also commendable.

Pulling a random audit of pearl jam's last tour, it took 3 consecutive shows to get to reach or break 44 songs at 51 unique songs.

pjhawks

Not sure if you saw it but Taylor had a PJ at Wrigley moment in Nashville on Sunday Night. Because of wicked storms didn't come on until after 10 pm and played until 1:30 am and was pouring by the end of the show.  And like PJ looked like no one left and waited it out.  Gotta be careful with those outdoor shows.

YourDirtisMyfood

pjhawks said:

Not sure if you saw it but Taylor had a PJ at Wrigley moment in Nashville on Sunday Night. Because of wicked storms didn't come on until after 10 pm and played until 1:30 am and was pouring by the end of the show.  And like PJ looked like no one left and waited it out.  Gotta be careful with those outdoor shows.

Yeah, outdoor shoes can be wild.  I remember a certain show in Indio in 1993 where, dare I say it, people starting throwing their shoes and sneakers at the band!  The lead singer even picked up a shoe and said, "MMMMM, your dirt....." well you get the drift. 

Tim Simmons

Ed at the T.S. show in Seattle tonight. 

YourDirtisMyfood

I saw that she was in Seattle tonight and I had an epiphany that he might be there with his daughter.  The internet will blow up if they do a duet together, perhaps of each other's version of Better Man.

Spunkie

Well it's not sharing the same title but maybe.... the same lyrics?
and I keep my side of the street clean. you wouldn't know what I mean.
 Reminds Me of Something PJ or Mike McCready would say