This is the new issue with Sean Penn on the cover... Nothing about Ed's contribution to Into The Wild in the print interview, but there are a few blurbs about that and the project Penn wanted Ed to act in years ago online here: http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/ ... _interview
short, fast tunes... 'really strong and uptempo'..... 'there's plenty of ballads too'.....
that's all i needed to hear to now be a drooling zombie in a pearl jam coma...
fall realease doesn't hurt either, just hoping for a very, very early fall release...
can't wait, i'm so stoked!!!!!
st. pete '94
west palm beach '98
tampa '00
tampa '03
tampa '08
brooklyn '13
austin '14
austin '14
tampa '16
short, fast tunes... 'really strong and uptempo'..... 'there's plenty of ballads too'.....
that's all i needed to hear to now be a drooling zombie in a pearl jam coma...
fall realease doesn't hurt either, just hoping for a very, very early fall release...
can't wait, i'm so stoked!!!!!
That's what alarms me actually. I love Why Go, Once, Animal, Go, Last Exit, etc. But I am so bored with Save You, Ghost, Comatose, Big Wave, Gods' Dice. They don't do those songs like they used to... hopefully they'll end up on the stronger end though! I'm a bit disappointed to get the impression they want to shelve more epic songs like Inside Job... that's when they're at their best.
However, I LOVE the comment about them viewing the songs from the perspective of "will we still want to play this live in 5 years?" That's the litmus test I want to see. I feel like 3/4 of the songs from the last 3 albums are forgotten live and rightly so. Nobody's going to do a campaign for those tunes like they did for Leash. But imagine an album full of songs we'll still be dying to hear in 3-4 tours!
And just so nobody thinks I'm hating on all the band's recent material... Worldwide Suicide is their best song since Yield and kicks ass with the best of the band's work.
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Dream the dreams of others then,... You will be no ones rival,...
winter tour...where?
or, i am all for a late spring-early summer east coast tour.....say after april 15th.
sooo exciting to hear news of significanlty different sound!
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow
This is the new issue with Sean Penn on the cover... Nothing about Ed's contribution to Into The Wild in the print interview, but there are a few blurbs about that and the project Penn wanted Ed to act in years ago online here: http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/ ... _interview
Also another online blurb about the new album and a link to Cameron Crowe's awesome '93 piece on Pearl Jam: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/i ... 009-album/
If the long awaited Massive Attack album drops I'll be seriously happy man!
What a year for albums, top! top! news.
that's all i needed to hear to now be a drooling zombie in a pearl jam coma...
fall realease doesn't hurt either, just hoping for a very, very early fall release...
can't wait, i'm so stoked!!!!!
west palm beach '98
tampa '00
tampa '03
tampa '08
brooklyn '13
austin '14
austin '14
tampa '16
ed - clearwater '12
ed - clearwater '12
"Forgive every being,
the bad feelings
it's just me"
That's what alarms me actually. I love Why Go, Once, Animal, Go, Last Exit, etc. But I am so bored with Save You, Ghost, Comatose, Big Wave, Gods' Dice. They don't do those songs like they used to... hopefully they'll end up on the stronger end though! I'm a bit disappointed to get the impression they want to shelve more epic songs like Inside Job... that's when they're at their best.
However, I LOVE the comment about them viewing the songs from the perspective of "will we still want to play this live in 5 years?" That's the litmus test I want to see. I feel like 3/4 of the songs from the last 3 albums are forgotten live and rightly so. Nobody's going to do a campaign for those tunes like they did for Leash. But imagine an album full of songs we'll still be dying to hear in 3-4 tours!
And just so nobody thinks I'm hating on all the band's recent material... Worldwide Suicide is their best song since Yield and kicks ass with the best of the band's work.