I returned home from the London immersive experience to a nice surprise: The Deluxe CD had landed on my doorstep
I'm not an art critic, but after attending the listening party, the screening and the immersive experience, here is my review: Dark Matter is a straightforward masterpiece! A flawless album from beginning to end It can win the listener with much less spins than some other albums in their catalogue.
Scared of Fear - I was pretty sure I was hearing a break (the first shot of a pool game) at the beginning As a song, it is still growing on me.
React, Respond - It has definitely won me by now, especially lyrically. I hear elements of The Dark from Earthling. Also, Jeff's bass sounds like Tim Commerford.
Wreckage - An earworm
Dark Matter - A great song that needs to be heard loud to appreciate it.
Won't Tell - My instant favourite. What a creative way to share a dream The mental imagery is reminiscent of Uncle Neil. I get some Cure vibes towards the end.
Upper Hand - A roller coaster of a song!
Waiting for Stevie - Another song full of EV's wit and wisdom. The beginning reminds me of Starsailor's Good Souls. The rest of the song can be rhythmically associated with Breath, 1/2 Full, Alive.
Running - Feel good Big Wave vibes all over the place
Something Special - Beautiful track A marriage between FF's Big Me and Red Wanting Blue's You Are My Las Vegas.
Got to Give - Somehow it reminds me of that Greek song In all seriousness though, this could be PJ's counterpart to David Bowie's Heroes.
Setting Sun - A sequel to River Cross with a touch of Indifference.
Dark Matter sounds more like a follow-up to Earthling than Gigaton
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Athens 2006 / Milton Keynes 2014 / London 1&2 2022 / Seattle 1&2 2024 / Dublin 2024 / Manchester 2024
To quote the 10C from Newsletter #8: "Please understand we have a lot of members and it is very hard to please everybody. If you are one of those unhappy people...please call 1-900-IDN-TCAR."
"Me knowing the truth, I can not concur."
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I like how the album begins and finishes with the concept of the setting sun: Is this what we've become?... Oh, one last setting sun (Scared of Fear) > We could become one last setting sun... Or be the sun at the break of dawn (Setting Sun)
Athens 2006 / Milton Keynes 2014 / London 1&2 2022 / Seattle 1&2 2024 / Dublin 2024 / Manchester 2024
Still waiting for my album. UPS said it was sent from Seattle on 4/18 and has been sitting in Oakland for three days (I live in Sacramento). Each day they push it back on expected delivery date. Any one else having problems?
I'm in Canada and still nothing. Haven't received an email from Ten Club for shipping notifications, logged into my account to check my order history and found a tracking number with UPS, the only update on the status there is "04/03/2024 11:56 A.M.
Order information received". I'll have to remember to not make the mistake of ordering through Ten Club when I could have just gone to my local record shop on release day.
I returned home from the London immersive experience to a nice surprise: The Deluxe CD had landed on my doorstep
I'm not an art critic, but after attending the listening party, the screening and the immersive experience, here is my review: Dark Matter is a straightforward masterpiece! A flawless album from beginning to end It can win the listener with much less spins than some other albums in their catalogue.
Scared of Fear - I was pretty sure I was hearing a break (the first shot of a pool game) at the beginning As a song, it is still growing on me.
React, Respond - It has definitely won me by now, especially lyrically. I hear elements of The Dark from Earthling. Also, Jeff's bass sounds like Tim Commerford.
Wreckage - An earworm
Dark Matter - A great song that needs to be heard loud to appreciate it.
Won't Tell - My instant favourite. What a creative way to share a dream The mental imagery is reminiscent of Uncle Neil. I get some Cure vibes towards the end.
Upper Hand - A roller coaster of a song!
Waiting for Stevie - Another song full of EV's wit and wisdom. The beginning reminds me of Starsailor's Good Souls. The rest of the song can be rhythmically associated with Breath, 1/2 Full, Alive.
Running - Feel good Big Wave vibes all over the place
Something Special - Beautiful track A marriage between FF's Big Me and Red Wanting Blue's You Are My Las Vegas.
Got to Give - Somehow it reminds me of that Greek song In all seriousness though, this could be PJ's counterpart to David Bowie's Heroes.
Setting Sun - A sequel to River Cross with a touch of Indifference.
Dark Matter sounds more like a follow-up to Earthling than Gigaton
I like your breakdown of each song. I'm not as good as describing songs as I would like to be, but I know I love most of the songs on this album.
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I returned home from the London immersive experience to a nice surprise: The Deluxe CD had landed on my doorstep
I'm not an art critic, but after attending the listening party, the screening and the immersive experience, here is my review: Dark Matter is a straightforward masterpiece! A flawless album from beginning to end It can win the listener with much less spins than some other albums in their catalogue.
Scared of Fear - I was pretty sure I was hearing a break (the first shot of a pool game) at the beginning As a song, it is still growing on me.
React, Respond - It has definitely won me by now, especially lyrically. I hear elements of The Dark from Earthling. Also, Jeff's bass sounds like Tim Commerford.
Wreckage - An earworm
Dark Matter - A great song that needs to be heard loud to appreciate it.
Won't Tell - My instant favourite. What a creative way to share a dream The mental imagery is reminiscent of Uncle Neil. I get some Cure vibes towards the end.
Upper Hand - A roller coaster of a song!
Waiting for Stevie - Another song full of EV's wit and wisdom. The beginning reminds me of Starsailor's Good Souls. The rest of the song can be rhythmically associated with Breath, 1/2 Full, Alive.
Running - Feel good Big Wave vibes all over the place
Something Special - Beautiful track A marriage between FF's Big Me and Red Wanting Blue's You Are My Las Vegas.
Got to Give - Somehow it reminds me of that Greek song In all seriousness though, this could be PJ's counterpart to David Bowie's Heroes.
Setting Sun - A sequel to River Cross with a touch of Indifference.
Dark Matter sounds more like a follow-up to Earthling than Gigaton
You are hearing a pool break. It was Sean Penn playing pool at Shangri La. Heard that on an interview. I think it was the Broken Record podcast with Stone and Jeff
I know I was born and I know that I'll die. The in between is mine.
I returned home from the London immersive experience to a nice surprise: The Deluxe CD had landed on my doorstep
I'm not an art critic, but after attending the listening party, the screening and the immersive experience, here is my review: Dark Matter is a straightforward masterpiece! A flawless album from beginning to end It can win the listener with much less spins than some other albums in their catalogue.
Scared of Fear - I was pretty sure I was hearing a break (the first shot of a pool game) at the beginning As a song, it is still growing on me.
React, Respond - It has definitely won me by now, especially lyrically. I hear elements of The Dark from Earthling. Also, Jeff's bass sounds like Tim Commerford.
Wreckage - An earworm
Dark Matter - A great song that needs to be heard loud to appreciate it.
Won't Tell - My instant favourite. What a creative way to share a dream The mental imagery is reminiscent of Uncle Neil. I get some Cure vibes towards the end.
Upper Hand - A roller coaster of a song!
Waiting for Stevie - Another song full of EV's wit and wisdom. The beginning reminds me of Starsailor's Good Souls. The rest of the song can be rhythmically associated with Breath, 1/2 Full, Alive.
Running - Feel good Big Wave vibes all over the place
Something Special - Beautiful track A marriage between FF's Big Me and Red Wanting Blue's You Are My Las Vegas.
Got to Give - Somehow it reminds me of that Greek song In all seriousness though, this could be PJ's counterpart to David Bowie's Heroes.
Setting Sun - A sequel to River Cross with a touch of Indifference.
Dark Matter sounds more like a follow-up to Earthling than Gigaton
You are hearing a pool break. It was Sean Penn playing pool at Shangri La. Heard that on an interview. I think it was the Broken Record podcast with Stone and Jeff
The liner notes actually say "Pool - Sean Penn" (for those who do not have the CD or LP).
I returned home from the London immersive experience to a nice surprise: The Deluxe CD had landed on my doorstep
I'm not an art critic, but after attending the listening party, the screening and the immersive experience, here is my review: Dark Matter is a straightforward masterpiece! A flawless album from beginning to end It can win the listener with much less spins than some other albums in their catalogue.
Scared of Fear - I was pretty sure I was hearing a break (the first shot of a pool game) at the beginning As a song, it is still growing on me.
React, Respond - It has definitely won me by now, especially lyrically. I hear elements of The Dark from Earthling. Also, Jeff's bass sounds like Tim Commerford.
Wreckage - An earworm
Dark Matter - A great song that needs to be heard loud to appreciate it.
Won't Tell - My instant favourite. What a creative way to share a dream The mental imagery is reminiscent of Uncle Neil. I get some Cure vibes towards the end.
Upper Hand - A roller coaster of a song!
Waiting for Stevie - Another song full of EV's wit and wisdom. The beginning reminds me of Starsailor's Good Souls. The rest of the song can be rhythmically associated with Breath, 1/2 Full, Alive.
Running - Feel good Big Wave vibes all over the place
Something Special - Beautiful track A marriage between FF's Big Me and Red Wanting Blue's You Are My Las Vegas.
Got to Give - Somehow it reminds me of that Greek song In all seriousness though, this could be PJ's counterpart to David Bowie's Heroes.
Setting Sun - A sequel to River Cross with a touch of Indifference.
Dark Matter sounds more like a follow-up to Earthling than Gigaton
You are hearing a pool break. It was Sean Penn playing pool at Shangri La. Heard that on an interview. I think it was the Broken Record podcast with Stone and Jeff
The liner notes actually say "Pool - Sean Penn" (for those who do not have the CD or LP).
Thank you for confirming it guys! My comment was more of a tap on my back that I found it out before reading the liner notes of the CD booklet
Athens 2006 / Milton Keynes 2014 / London 1&2 2022 / Seattle 1&2 2024 / Dublin 2024 / Manchester 2024
I just can't stop listening to Dark Matter - the album rocks! Definitely the best one since Yield, maybe even better than Yield. This has no weak track, everything flows perfectly.
I just can't stop listening to Dark Matter - the album rocks! Definitely the best one since Yield, maybe even better than Yield. This has no weak track, everything flows perfectly.
This is true. A delightful surprise to have the beautiful masterpiece delivered to us. I really really love the first 5 albums, and Dark Matter slides in right next to them. It's on par with Yield and No Code for sure!
Haven’t listened to it for a little while. I had some other great albums take my priority and have been listening to the Vancouver II boot. With the Aus leg in November on the horizon I’ll be back on very soon.
Haven’t listened to it for a little while. I had some other great albums take my priority and have been listening to the Vancouver II boot. With the Aus leg in November on the horizon I’ll be back on very soon.
It really sounds the best when you let it run through, then repeat album. I recommend HD audio thru headphones!
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Eddie Vedder Düsseldorf 06/30/2019
"The future ain't what it used to be..."
I'm not an art critic, but after attending the listening party, the screening and the immersive experience, here is my review: Dark Matter is a straightforward masterpiece! A flawless album from beginning to end It can win the listener with much less spins than some other albums in their catalogue.
- Scared of Fear - I was pretty sure I was hearing a break (the first shot of a pool game) at the beginning As a song, it is still growing on me.
- React, Respond - It has definitely won me by now, especially lyrically. I hear elements of The Dark from Earthling. Also, Jeff's bass sounds like Tim Commerford.
- Wreckage - An earworm
- Dark Matter - A great song that needs to be heard loud to appreciate it.
- Won't Tell - My instant favourite. What a creative way to share a dream The mental imagery is reminiscent of Uncle Neil. I get some Cure vibes towards the end.
- Upper Hand - A roller coaster of a song!
- Waiting for Stevie - Another song full of EV's wit and wisdom. The beginning reminds me of Starsailor's Good Souls. The rest of the song can be rhythmically associated with Breath, 1/2 Full, Alive.
- Running - Feel good Big Wave vibes all over the place
- Something Special - Beautiful track A marriage between FF's Big Me and Red Wanting Blue's You Are My Las Vegas.
- Got to Give - Somehow it reminds me of that Greek song In all seriousness though, this could be PJ's counterpart to David Bowie's Heroes.
- Setting Sun - A sequel to River Cross with a touch of Indifference.
Dark Matter sounds more like a follow-up to Earthling than Gigaton(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
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1996: Toronto - 1998: Chicago, Montreal, Barrie - 2000: Montreal, Toronto - 2002: Seattle X2 (Key Arena) - 2003: Cleveland, Buffalo, Toronto, Montreal, Seattle (Benaroya Hall) - 2004: Reading, Toledo, Grand Rapids - 2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Quebec City - 2006: Toronto X2, Albany, Hartford, Grand Rapids, Cleveland - 2007: Chicago (Vic Theatre) - 2008: NYC X2, Hartford, Mansfield X2 - 2009: Toronto, Chicago X2, Seattle X2, Philadelphia X4 - 2010: Columbus, Noblesville, Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford - 2011: Montreal, Toronto X2, Ottawa, Hamilton - 2012: Missoula - 2013: London, Chicago, Buffalo, Hartford - 2014: Detroit, Moline - 2015: NYC (Global Citizen Festival) - 2016: Greenville, Toronto X2, Chicago 1 - 2017: Brooklyn (RRHOF Induction) - 2018: Chicago 1, Boston 1 - 2022: Fresno, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto, NYC, Camden - 2023: St. Paul X2, Austin X2 - 2024: Vancouver X2, Portland, Sacramento, Missoula, Noblesville, Philadelphia X2, Baltimore
I'm not as good as describing songs as I would like to be, but I know I love most of the songs on this album.
Definitely the best one since Yield, maybe even better than Yield.
This has no weak track, everything flows perfectly.
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Melbourne #3 '03
Melbourne #1 '06
Melbourne #3 '06
Melbourne '09
Melbourne '14
I really really love the first 5 albums, and Dark Matter slides in right next to them.
It's on par with Yield and No Code for sure!
Melbourne #2 '03
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Melbourne #1 '06
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this song is meant to be called i got shit,itshould be called i got shit tickets-hartford 06 -