Video: New song on Conan called "Got Some"

aus_suz

iluvcats wrote:

jlew24asu wrote:

I loved the song...Ed sounded a little off, but thats ok, he'll come around

i was thinking he has a cold? mmmm, nice biceps

They have got huge.....

aus_suz

thecory wrote:

Phool wrote:

I like it...did anyone else notice Ed run to the drum riser so to not look tiny next to Conan...that man is tall

funny

Yeah I saw a pic of Russell in the paper the other day wearing a blue tee and I thought it was Eddie....it was a side on shot...
yeah they do look like they are related these days...

aus_suz

I cant seem to get the video to work on the pit it just keeps loading anyone else having this problem?
Anywhere else I can view it....cheers

The Rock

aus_suz wrote:

I cant seem to get the video to work on the pit it just keeps loading anyone else having this problem?
Anywhere else I can view it....cheers

Have you tried youtube? There's a few clips on there.

t0mMye

I have a decent high def video of it, just pm me.

sward

CrookedTom wrote:

OMG - This song clicked with me straight away, fucking top notch. Energy, aggression, melody. Perfect. Compare this to Save You, and its streets ahead. Got a feeling this album is going to be their best ever.
And Stone, welcome back my friend. I thought he used to look a little disinterested, hiding in the corner stumming away, not anymore on this evidence.

Yes the instruments were too loud and drowned out Vedder a little too much, but I think that shows what a great song this is, that we're all still loving it despite the technical flaws.

Were people this excited when I Am Mine got heard prior Riot Act, or WWS prior to Pearl Jam. Don't think so

Agreed on all counts!

noodles_jefferson

To question someone is not to "turn on him." Personally, I'm tired of the sheep mentality that says if you don't 100% support everything someone does, then you are against that person. I voted for Obama in November, but I never once thought "here is the Messiah who will lead us all without missteps to the promised land." What I thought was here is the best of the pack who seems genuinely intersted in doing a good job, bust who's a human being that is going to need we the people to correct him every now and again. Smart people always ask questions; smart people self-correct. Idiots and crazies go on doing what they've always done, no questions asked....and they expect to get different or better results for doing so. This was our last president and, unfortunately, the mindset of many of his supporters. If Ed is questioning Obama, then he is being a good American and an intelligent person. In fact, he is being the kind of person I suspect Obama would most admire. Ass-kisssers, I don't believe, are at the top of this president's list.[/quote]

Bravo! brilliant post!

SweetAndLow

Before this album comes out, my ranking of their previous studio albums are as follows:

Yield
Vitalogy
No Code
Ten
Pearl Jam (Avocado album)
Riot Act
Vs.
Binaural

kiljoythemerciful

As it's been pointed out by plenty of people, this song, at the latest, was recorded and written in early April. Do you really think ed is questioning Obama afte 50 days in office? I doubt it. I know you moderate pj fans are getting itchy with the nomination of the racist middle aged mex-amer judge, but kinda silly to think he is calling out Obama. He's calling out all americans, you and me.

slightofjeff

JR8805 wrote:

To question someone is not to "turn on him." Personally, I'm tired of the sheep mentality that says if you don't 100% support everything someone does, then you are against that person. I voted for Obama in November, but I never once thought "here is the Messiah who will lead us all without missteps to the promised land." What I thought was here is the best of the pack who seems genuinely intersted in doing a good job, bust who's a human being that is going to need we the people to correct him every now and again. Smart people always ask questions; smart people self-correct. Idiots and crazies go on doing what they've always done, no questions asked....and they expect to get different or better results for doing so. This was our last president and, unfortunately, the mindset of many of his supporters. If Ed is questioning Obama, then he is being a good American and an intelligent person. In fact, he is being the kind of person I suspect Obama would most admire. Ass-kisssers, I don't believe, are at the top of this president's list.

Again, if you believe the song is "questioning," I'm not talking to you.

I'm talking to the people who seem convinced that it is an outright anti-Obama song. Which it almost can't be.

slightofjeff

kiljoythemerciful wrote:

As it's been pointed out by plenty of people, this song, at the latest, was recorded and written in early April. Do you really think ed is questioning Obama afte 50 days in office? I doubt it. I know you moderate pj fans are getting itchy with the nomination of the racist middle aged mex-amer judge, but kinda silly to think he is calling out Obama. He's calling out all americans, you and me.

Yup.

PJ_Lukin

That's a pretty good fucking song.

SweetAndLow

I take the lyrics to mean he's questioning our country's political state in general.

Fatal Smile

That song is awesome!!! I just saw it for the first time 2 minutes ago and I can't wait to here it on the album, oh yeah, and live of course.

With Brendan back, I think we may see another great album comeback next to Yield's comeback. Clarification: Not that the last three albums have sucked, they were just missing something.

SweetAndLow

Riot Act and the s/t ones did not suck. they were great. Binaural was missing something.

Regardless of my thoughts about PJ cribbing from Devo, I think the studio version of Got Some is gonna blow away what we heard live, and it'll only be better and better live later this summer as the band fine-tunes it for concert.

slightofjeff

SweetAndLow wrote:

Riot Act and the s/t ones did not suck. they were great. Binaural was missing something.

Regardless of my thoughts about PJ cribbing from Devo, I think the studio version of Got Some is gonna blow away what we heard live, and it'll only be better and better live later this summer as the band fine-tunes it for concert.

I just can't wait for the second single:

"Zip it! Zip it good!"

SweetAndLow

so jeff,

is all the internet chatter about the similarities between the songs bunk? to hardcores here, yes.

demetrios

t0mMye wrote:

I have a decent high def video of it, just pm me.

is it high definitionized?

slightofjeff

SweetAndLow wrote:

so jeff,

is all the internet chatter about the similarities between the songs bunk? to hardcores here, yes.

I vote for bunk. Lots of songs sounds like other songs. It's all just inadvertant imitation. A pattern in all mankind.

SweetAndLow

I think you're wrong, and, again, it hurts to say that about my favorite band. Like I said before, I truly hope the boys give credit to Devo in upcoming interviews about the new album:

http://nigelblues.blogspot.com/2009/06/ ... -onem.html

http://www.eastvillageradio.com/modules ... e&sid=1445

http://community.comcast.net/comcastpor ... id=3960177

SweetAndLow

And what, exactly, was gonna be your argument for Given To Fly/Going to California similarities? You never said.

slightofjeff

SweetAndLow wrote:

And what, exactly, was gonna be your argument for Given To Fly/Going to California similarities? You never said.

Oh, Mike is a complete unoriginal bastard. Pearl Jam was in desperate need of a lead single for Yield. So Mike said, "I know, I'll just copy a popular Zeppeling riff NOTE FOR NOTE."

Isn't it obvious?

And if you think Pearl Jam is going to credit Devo in upcoming interviews ... man, I want what you're smoking. Because it is gooooooood.

norm

could someone point me to where the songwriting credits are for 'got some'?

thanks

slightofjeff

norm wrote:

could someone point me to where the songwriting credits are for 'got some'?

thanks

I'm betting it's:

Words: Vedder
Music: Ament

But that's just a total guess.

JM18725

SweetAndLow wrote:

I think you're wrong, and, again, it hurts to say that about my favorite band. Like I said before, I truly hope the boys give credit to Devo in upcoming interviews about the new album:

http://nigelblues.blogspot.com/2009/06/ ... -onem.html

http://www.eastvillageradio.com/modules ... e&sid=1445

http://community.comcast.net/comcastpor ... id=3960177

Why does it hurt to say it? Pearl Jam is still a great band and sure, its undeniable that the song is similar to "gut feeling" but I don't think I would call it a rip off. It's about as much of a rip off as "smells like teen spirit" was of "louie louie" and "more than a feeling." Its the reality of much in general. Music influences music. I'm sure Vedder will probably cite possible devo influence it in the future interviews to come for the new album anyway. I don't think the similarities discredit the band as much as you're inciting.

DPrival78

i can see eddie at a show a few months from now singing "i got a gut feeling" during a line in got some, with that little raised eye brow smirk of his.

t0mMye

demetrios wrote:

t0mMye wrote:

I have a decent high def video of it, just pm me.

is it high definitionized?

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SweetAndLow

I don't understand why you can't accept that PJ quite likely lifted Devo, and quite likely will reference them at some point the next year or so, like it has in the past for other songs.

slightofjeff

SweetAndLow wrote:

I don't understand why you can't accept that PJ quite likely lifted Devo, and quite likely will reference them at some point the next year or so, like it has in the past for other songs.

Ah. Maybe it will happen. How the hell should I know?

CitizenRick

Am I to believe that Pearl Jam thought they could pull a fast one on the music community and blatantly stole an old and obscure devo song and then dared to pass it on as an original world premier on the most watched tv show in the United States that evening? Then went backstage and evily lauged said cha-ching...think we fooled them?

GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK! REALLY? IS THAT WHAT I'M SUPPOSED TO BELIEVE? I DON'T THINK SO! WHAT A JOKE!

Yes the hook is similar (I got some if you need it-I've got a gut feeling) but the rest of the melody is completely different . Yes the chord progression is similar...but the measures are way off and there are way more dynamics in Got Some. I could make the "similar" case about thousands of songs...but thats what music is. Songs influence other songs. Or sometimes it's subliminal...the writer writes a riff or a melody or a guitar lead without knowing where it was influenced from...only to later read a bunch of A-Holes with their "expert" opinions about ripping off the other song.

It seems like everything they do is under a most ridiculous microscope...especially by their own fans. This is no different than Given to Fly and Going to California....similar in parts and admittidly so...and yet nobody cares anymore.

Big Deal...the song sounds a little like a Devo song... and is good. Get over it.