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December 3: Jeff's Comments on the New Album


Dave Chicago, IL: Why did you guys choose to work with Brendan O'Brien on this album? What has been his biggest influence on the recording process so far? Thanks and keep on rockin in the free world!

SportsNation Jeff Ament: (6:10 PM ET ) We trust Brendan with our music...all of us...that's the bottom line really, to let someone that we trust in to the new music....it's going real good so far....


Nathan: Santa Clarita CA: When can we expect the new album?

SportsNation Jeff Ament: (6:16 PM ET ) we're working on it...this one's souffle-like so it might take a while.


San Francisco CA: Are you playing any other instruments on the new album?

SportsNation Jeff Ament: (6:56 PM ET ) I played everything except the drums on 6 of the tunes....
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mfc2006

i think that last question is about "Tone", not the new PJ record.

bdgavin

September 3: Ament is particularly excited to work again with O'Brien, whose last production credit on a Pearl Jam album was 1998's "Yield." "He's a great musician and we trust him, which is really important when you have a group of people with [url=totahttp://forums.pearljam.com/editpost.php?do=editpost&p=6041286]totahttp://forums.pearljam.com/editpost ... &p=6041286[/url]
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bdgavin

Thanks, the last question probably is about Tone, but I'll leave his remark anyway.

DewieCox

Very souffle like? Does that mean more layered delicate parts put together to make real rockin tunes ala Yield and No Code? Sign me right the fuck up.