Dave A putting up videos on youyube!

FinsburyParkCarrots

aNiMaL wrote:

What's youyube? :P

At least it wasn't Youlube. That might have been an embarrassing slip.

HOTRATS

Your post made my day!!! Thanks a million. Hopefully the vids won't get pulled. I can see "Angel" getting yanked..

Paul

OneTooFree

the man was a beast on the drums... an absolute beast


thanks for posting!

Spiritual_Chaos

Dave A's career never seemed re-bound (commerically) after his exit from Pearl Jam.

Everyone can't be Dave Grohl. I don't see Mike, Jeff, Stone or Matt making it comercially again if they left PJ, not with help from others. The only one who could survive on his own is Eddie.

So I don't think it takes away from Dave that he didn't start up Foo Fighters 2 after his departure from PJ.

And PJ would be dead with him behind the drums? What? I don't feel the druming on VS or Vitalogy was bad in ANY way.

nocode ak

thanks brah, that just made my day!

blondieblue227

I don’t think it’s pathetic. I think it’s nice he’s sharing. I mean it’s not like he’s making money off it.

mca47

Spiritual_Chaos wrote:

Dave A's career never seemed re-bound (commerically) after his exit from Pearl Jam.

Everyone can't be Dave Grohl. I don't see Mike, Jeff, Stone or Matt making it comercially again if they left PJ, not with help from others. The only one who could survive on his own is Eddie.

So I don't think it takes away from Dave that he didn't start up Foo Fighters 2 after his departure from PJ.

And PJ would be dead with him behind the drums? What? I don't feel the druming on VS or Vitalogy was bad in ANY way.

Matt would do fine. Even now other bands seek his help quite often.
I'm also pretty sure that any band seeking a drummer would have Matt near the top of their list (if PJ was no longer around).
Mike...maybe but doubt it.
Stone could land somewhere pretty easily I think, I'm just not sure if he'd do it.
Jeff...dunno.

All in all, the individual stock of the members in PJ is:
1) Ed
2) Matt
3) Stone
4) Mike
5) Jeff

144polaroids

gndcd402 wrote:

South of Seattle wrote:

I liked Dave's comment that he made on someone's Indio 93 vid

thats my video :P

Wheres the vid that Dave commented on?

NewJPage

nothingfeelsgood wrote:

gndcd402 wrote:

South of Seattle wrote:

I liked Dave's comment that he made on someone's Indio 93 vid

thats my video :P

Wheres the vid that Dave commented on?

its the indio evenflow vid. someone basically was saying dave a was awesome and that matt sucks. Dave just said something like "don't slag on Matt, but yes, we were a great rock band."

edit:

ok, here is what "person x" said:
Abbruzzese IS God. I love how he took Dave Krusens sound from the Ten album, and rocked the hell out of it. Without a doubt, one of the most underated drummers of all time, and one of my biggest influences. They canned his ass because he wasn't clicking with the guys personally. They wanted to go out, and save the world...he just wanted to play good music. Matt Cameron can't hold a candle to this shit.

dave responded with this:
Amen. ...Very well said. No slack to Matt. This is was a great rock band.

i like the "this IS WAS" a great band part...guess he still loves PJ!

oh, and here is the direct link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys4JwbLC8Uc

mfc2006

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys4JwbLC8Uc

scroll down to the comments

PearlJamPatriot

Cool, I always liked Dave's drumming the best over everyone else. Jack Irons second, then Matt C. Cameron that is.

Gary Carter

Benz wrote:

metsfan wrote:

if this really is dave a then its lame and sad he's trying to get noticed and riding the wave of pearl jam being back in spotlight. i hope this isnt dave cause i'd lose all the respect i have for the guy

This is one way you can see it but the other is that there are a lot of Dave fans out there who hammer him with requests for more stuff over the years (i`m one of them). I see it as just responding to the huge amount of fans he still has. Thanks Dave!

i think its cool he's doing thi but why now when the ten reissue came out and when pearl jam is back in the spotlight. just seems like he wants attention. why couldnt he have done this a few years ago or last year or something if dave a fans wanted this stuff released. dave a was a good drummer for the band during that time period.

theJawas

I'm a Matt C. guy, but I always loved Dave's ending to Go on Vs. No one else has played it that way live since.

ms. goldenwords

Zanne wrote:

I loved PJ back in those days as much as I do now.. Maybe then I needed them more as I was younger, more angry and confused and needed an outlet that they helped provide. Dave A was an integral part of that. I don't know why people/fans feel the need to compare each drummer in the sense that one was better than the others etc etc.. they are all different. Can you imagine what music would be like if a musician's style could be flawlessly replicated? Boring. Die-cast music. Forget it. It's style that draws us in, and unless you hit the PJ scene after Dave A's stint in the band, then his style worked for you in that era of PJ's music. I would hope that whatever happened back in the day between members of the band, that everyone has grown enough emotionally to accept that we're all human and flawed and to be forgiving of eachother.. If I was Dave and had those great memories archived, I'd want to share them with the fans, and yeah, reach out and get a little attention. I'm not sure why anyone should assume he doesn't deserve it.

Peace

+1

NewJPage

Zanne wrote:

I loved PJ back in those days as much as I do now.. Maybe then I needed them more as I was younger, more angry and confused and needed an outlet that they helped provide. Dave A was an integral part of that. I don't know why people/fans feel the need to compare each drummer in the sense that one was better than the others etc etc.. they are all different. Can you imagine what music would be like if a musician's style could be flawlessly replicated? Boring. Die-cast music. Forget it. It's style that draws us in, and unless you hit the PJ scene after Dave A's stint in the band, then his style worked for you in that era of PJ's music. I would hope that whatever happened back in the day between members of the band, that everyone has grown enough emotionally to accept that we're all human and flawed and to be forgiving of eachother.. If I was Dave and had those great memories archived, I'd want to share them with the fans, and yeah, reach out and get a little attention. I'm not sure why anyone should assume he doesn't deserve it.

Peace

nicely said, although i still prefer dave a and jack to matt

but i think (hope) the band is getting over some of that old BS. a recent interviewer asked stone what his favorite PJ song was, and he said nothingman, mentioning how much he loved dave's drumming. I think they have moved on and can appreciate dave and the time for what it was, and I hope we as fans can do the same.

100 Pacer

it's ALWAYS great seeing Stone's dancing in the early days!

hopethatuchoke

metsfan wrote:

Benz wrote:

metsfan wrote:

if this really is dave a then its lame and sad he's trying to get noticed and riding the wave of pearl jam being back in spotlight. i hope this isnt dave cause i'd lose all the respect i have for the guy

This is one way you can see it but the other is that there are a lot of Dave fans out there who hammer him with requests for more stuff over the years (i`m one of them). I see it as just responding to the huge amount of fans he still has. Thanks Dave!

i think its cool he's doing thi but why now when the ten reissue came out and when pearl jam is back in the spotlight. just seems like he wants attention. why couldnt he have done this a few years ago or last year or something if dave a fans wanted this stuff released. dave a was a good drummer for the band during that time period.

What does it matter to you?

CJMST3K

NEW VIDS POSTED!

GO is sick. I love the ending he did. Stone was really diggin' it a 1:90.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNBgEp-D ... annel_page

demetrios

CJMST3K wrote:

NEW VIDS POSTED!

sweet!

wanna watch these clips on your ipod or psp?
keepvid.com

VOLITION

I miss Dave but the band reached a boiling point and something had to give, it's unfortunate but he had to go. Ed was fucked from all the attention and becoming more reclusive. Communication amongst the band broke down badly to the point where they barely spoke to each other.
I remember watching the SNL show after Kurt died and how uncertain and angry all of the guys except Dave appeared. Dave was having fun rocking the fuck out with a big smile on his face enjoying himself, he seemed out of place. I'm sure this urked Ed increasingly, which is unfortunate.

Ed wanted to pull back and i think Stone and Jeff understood, Mike wasn't happy about it but knew it had to be done to save Ed's sanity. Dave on the other hand wanted things to blow up bigger and didn't see what the big deal was and that was the deciding factor most of us assume.
Jack Irons was the saving grace as every band member has stated on numerous occasions. He forced all of the guys to start talking and work out their differances and they became better musicians and friends because of it.
Out of all the drummers i feel Dave had the most passion and played with the highest level of intensity every single night. When things starting getting volatile he seemed to played like every night could be his last.
Jack Irons had the most flavour but Matt overall is the better drummer on a techincal level and seems to connect better with the guys.Jeff said Matt and him had have the best chemistry compared to the past drummers.

thanks for the link and thank you for the memories Dave!