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Another Mirrorball perhaps?
Havent seen this posted yet.
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/ar ... on_1094755
I doubt im the only person that would love to see this.
PEARL JAM - PEARL JAM EYE SECOND YOUNG COLLABORATION
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I doubt im the only person that would love to see this.
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me too!
I think it'd be cool but I don't know how much "extra" time Jeff would be able to talk Neil into. He always strikes me as a fast worker in the studio banging stuff out in a couple of takes.
Neil is amazing,and so is mirrorball. 4 days!! WOW
This would be AWESOME. Thanks for the post!
With Neil being a big critic of mp3 maybe make it a Vinyl only release!
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Bring it on
Collaborating with him again would be a very smart move. The guy is a legend.
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/stor ... 21,00.html
Somewhere in the "Neil Young answers readers' questions"
Would you do any more collaborations such as your Mirror Ball album with Pearl Jam?
"I don't have anything planned right now but there's definitely a chance. It was just the way I like to do it. It had to be fast because no one had much time, so we didn't waste time trying to perfect them or mix them or do a bunch of crazy stuff to 'em that doesn't matter. We played 'em and put 'em out there ... Pearl Jam's a great band, I loved playing with them."
Wow, thanks for the info. I'm going to have to check out that bio.
Thoughts about a new collaboration:
1. Personally I'd love some dueling McCready/Young solos coming from the left and right channels of my stereo.
2. When I think of the atmosphere on Mirrorball I'm immediately drawn to what a natural fit Jack Irons was to the sound I think of when I think of NY. I'd be really curious to hear what Matt Cameron would bring to the table. I'm not entirely sure if his time signature changes would be a natural fit, but I'd be more than willing to love hearing his efforts.
3. I'd like eV in the mix more. They should share some leads and change it up on the rest of the record taking turns backing each other up. NY has no problem performing brilliant harmonies and I think eV singing low and NY singing high would sound phenomenal.
4. Don't go light. We all know how much material they have floating around. Do a double LP: one electric and one acoustic. (Normally I'm not a huge fan of this idea but if you listen to Harvest Moon you know what I'm thinking of. Atmosphere, baby!)
Go for it you guys!
Aside from Crazy Horse, Pearl Jam is one of the only bands out there that truly fit Neil's style.
Hopefully this happens.
They wouldn't, kinda like how they don't fit well with PJ.
-my dad after hearing Not for You for the first time on SNL .
Obviously, from those statements if they are credible, the only thing we can draw from it is that PJ would like to do something else with Neil.
I was just thinking about Neil the other day....I am not a big fan at all of his rock music, mainly because his voice is not cut out for it, but his acoustic stuff is great. Me thinks I need to get Mirrorball out for a listen....it's been a while. Downtown let's go Downtown!!! Great album especially for just four days of work, which I had not previously been aware of
They say every sin is deadly but I believe they may be wrong...I'm guilty of all seven and I don't feel too bad at all
I won't entirely disagree with you. It's funny too... I always thought that the musical "quirk"that the time signature changes present in Soundgarden's songs were more from Ben Sheppard than anyone else. Then I heard some Wellwater Conspiracy and that thought was pretty much dashed.
Still though, Matt Cameron is an Overlord of Percussion.
He is, there are just a lot of times I find myself thinking... "this would sound wicked on some heavy metal-ish song by tool or soundgarden or qotsa... too bad it sounds very awkward in a PJ song." He's a phenomenal drummer, I'm just not a fan of the time signature stuff. PJ's strength was in their smooth, organic groovy sound. That's a sound that Matt's not really a natural fit for... Dave and Jack were. Matt's the best at what he does, I just feel like the band has never really gotten on the same page with him because what they do is very different. The halting jerky rhythms have resulted in a lot of songs that fall uncomfortably in a no-man's land between a really heavy sound (which PJ doesn't do well) and a really groovy jamming rocker (which Matt doesn't do well). I think of Cropduster... the song had potential in the outro, but the choruses and verses aren't heavy enough to make it a real fist-pumping metal-type song and the time changes are too awkward for it to be an ass-shaking anthem like Evenflow.
I felt like the last album seemed to be a bit better about it, but we'll see.
Oh yeah, and another Neil Young album would kick serious ass... especially if Ed gets a few more vocals in this time!