Pearl Jam Plans To Let New Songs 'Grow Up' (Billboard.com) Bonnaroo, bootlegs, etc!!!

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  • Posts: 516
    Jack White onstage with Pearl Jam barely even computes for me, the implications are so goddamned awesome. Picture Porch, for instance...imagine Eddie singing the first verse and Jack singing the second, or Jack singing the "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life" part in Black. Chances are they'd do something like Rockin in the Free World though.
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    i think i just had a JOYGASM!
  • Posts: 1,910
    Firecloud wrote:
    Jack White onstage with Pearl Jam barely even computes for me, the implications are so goddamned awesome. Picture Porch, for instance...imagine Eddie singing the first verse and Jack singing the second, or Jack singing the "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life" part in Black. Chances are they'd do something like Rockin in the Free World though.

    I'm thinking Watchtower. Anyway, it'd be insane!
    “I know this song so well, I can smoke a cigarette, have a drink, brush my teeth, take a shit, and mow the lawn while singing it. But I'll only be doing a couple of those things during this version.”
  • Posts: 1,693
    This is great news, but...

    Hard and poppy?

    That's not quite what I was hoping for. That's what Avocado was.
  • Posts: 1,079
    This is great news, but...

    Hard and poppy?

    That's not quite what I was hoping for. That's what Avocado was.

    It's only a few song ideas in their infant stages...maybe they'll evolve a bit.

    What exactly are you hoping for? Just asking.
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  • Posts: 770
    with the exception of maybe 1 or 2 songs, i really loved avocado. i don't understand the hate for it. i think it blows binaural and riot act away. if the new album is anything like the latest, i will be more than happy. of course some experimenting with new sounds and stuff would be good too.

    i guess to each their own.
  • Posts: 1,693
    citizen and lephty,

    i like avocado. just don't want to see a repeat. they have always changed it up with each new album.

    i am hoping for something different, something new with the next one. hard and poppy just doesn't sound appealing.
  • Posts: 3,187
    Poppy? i wonder if he means poppy as in "WWS, Marker In the Sand" poppy.. because that was as close to poppy as i ever heard pj come..




    Oh and Mike rules ... he should be the official spokes person for the band :D
    He plays it so smooth. Its just like .. "yeah... we are doin this this and this. Bam, McCready out , YO"
  • Posts: 1,079
    citizen and lephty,

    i like avocado. just don't want to see a repeat. they have always changed it up with each new album.

    i am hoping for something different, something new with the next one. hard and poppy just doesn't sound appealing.

    I got you. I too would like them to get a expieirimental myself...but along with that I'd like a few straight ahead rockers also.

    I like when they give the rollercoaster ride type albums.
    "Had my eyes peeled both wide open, and I got a glimpse...of my innocense, got back my inner sence, baby got it...still got it"
  • Posts: 1,382
    This is great news. The pop thing kinda worries me, but maybe by 'growing up' Mike means that the pop songs will evolve into none-pop songs. Meh, we can only hope.

    But the bootlegs will be here!!!! Amazing news. :D
    What the fuck is this world?
  • Posts: 1,156
    Well if he means 'poppy' like Down or Undone, I could get behind a few songs like that :)
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  • Posts: 624
    I still think we are gonna get DVD bootlegs, similar to what the Who did.
    McCready also said that Pearl Jam plans to continue making live recordings available to fans from its upcoming tour -- which starts June 11 in West Palm Beach, Fla. -- but isn't sure what form that will take yet.

    And poppy will be okay. They have Brendan O'Brien at the board. This album is gonna be fantastic!
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  • Posts: 3,754
    SOLAT319 wrote:
    yeah, I am not too sure about that "poppy" part...I hope it's more "harder stuff" than "poopy" oops, I meant "poppy".
    yeah, I don't need an album-full of Parachutes...I'm feeling sick just at the thought of it :(
  • Posts: 5,286
    WOW...:0

    hehehahaheheha...Mike said poppy
    Thank you fellow 10 clubber for saving my ass....again!!!
  • Thank you so much Mike, bootlegs are coming!!! This are blessing news!
    And about the 200 songs waiting, I didnt expect less than that. Bring it on!!!
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  • Posts: 13
    digster wrote:
    Funny they should say that PJ is known for debuting songs live in front of an audience before laying it down on an album; I've always seen them as a band that did not do that. We've seen a song here and there, but they've been two or three at most. Two or three Riot Act songs (including those played solely by Ed), no Binaural, the few Yield songs at the Stones concert, Habit...I think you'd have to go all the way back to Vitalogy to find an album that was roadtested before released. Certainly the band has not done something like R.E.M. and Radiohead have done in recent memory.

    Didn't they debut Thin Air & NAIS at Bridge School? And Gone was debuted live by Ed. So we have gotten to hear atleast one new song live before the album came out. I think they were referring to how the past few albums, PJ has debuted (mostly Ed) raw versions of songs before fleshing them out for the album, and that Mike says that none of the new songs are even that far along yet.

    But at this point, they have so many songs to pull from, they don't really need to experiment or try new stuff out. While I enjoy hearing new songs live, I'd rather buy the new album having heard none of it before.
  • West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    Pegasus wrote:
    yeah, I don't need an album-full of Parachutes...I'm feeling sick just at the thought of it :(
    Hmmm, I don't consider "Parachutes" to be very poppy at all. I was thinking more along the lines of "Unemployable"
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    Firecloud wrote:
    Jack White onstage with Pearl Jam barely even computes for me, the implications are so goddamned awesome. Picture Porch, for instance...imagine Eddie singing the first verse and Jack singing the second, or Jack singing the "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life" part in Black. Chances are they'd do something like Rockin in the Free World though.

    Black? - NO NO NO!!!

    Jack White, in case you gus haven't noticed, is NOT a good live singer! Yes he's a great guitarist and a good showman, but his singing borders on awful live. He shouldn't be allowed to go anywhere near any PJ songs. I hope they do something together, but I'd rather it was a cover.
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    goldrush wrote:
    Black? - NO NO NO!!!

    Jack White, in case you gus haven't noticed, is NOT a good live singer! Yes he's a great guitarist and a good showman, but his singing borders on awful live. He shouldn't be allowed to go anywhere near any PJ songs. I hope they do something together, but I'd rather it was a cover.

    I couldn't agree with you more. I was so excited when I downloaded a bootleg b/c I wanted to hear his live guitar playing, but the vocals were so bad, I ended up not even listening to it.

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