Mad Season or Temple Of The Dog?
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Two very different albums. Which album is "better"? No doubt both are good, but I think Layne's vocals never sounded better and Mike's playing guitar was such a unique sound and created intense feelings. What do you all think?
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TOTD for me, but just by a nose hair.
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btw, mad season's album is called "above".
hope you're not talking of matchbox 20's album "mad season". :eek:
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me rascando pompis...
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bahrosh teezy...
Mad Season.
One of the best albums by ANY band of all time.
but cornell at his best still doesn't hold a candle to staley at his most mediocre
mad season by a landslide.
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2010: 5/17
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Listen to the cleans on 'river of deceit', it is just absolutely beautiful and the overdriven tone on 'i don't know anything', gives me shivers.
"Above" was a bit hit-and-miss for me to be honest. I really like it but I don't think it comes close to Temple
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as for TOTD, lyrics are amazing, music is brilliant, but not as brilliant as on Mad Season....
hmmm.
at the moment i listen to mad season more than TOTD, so i guess mad season wins by a bit... only cause of mikes guitar work tho... oh and lanegan...
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TOTD would not existed if Wood never died....
i love it sooooooooo much
but in the same i like mad season ...
Anyone ever wonder how these two albums have two of mike's best extended solo's and nowhere on any pearl jam album have they ever let him jam like this? (november hotel & reach down)
Complete Bullshit. Unleash Mike on the next album.
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I agree! what Mike does on non-PJ albums deserves to be incorporated into the band. Unless mike holds back some unique styles. Across the boards, what Mike brings to songs is emotion!
Mad Season all the way.
Lucky bastard. They were one of the bands that was responsible for changing me from a rap fan to rock. I remember when I saw "Live at the Moore" for the first time. I was floored. Awesome.
1. Layne and Mike is an insane combo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2. November Hotel
3. Layne, Lanegan, Long Gone Day and a saxophone = Absolute beauty
+1. Layne's voice is godlike.
Every life is falling down
Brown to black, it's coming back
Dies to be part of the ground
Seed to seedling, root to stem