No Love for Pearl Jam in Seattle......AGAIN!!!

Igivesuchgoodparadym
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edited July 2008 in The Porch
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  • YourDirtisMyfood
    YourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,668
    I like Nirvana and Hendrix rules, but no PJ???
  • mattcozea
    mattcozea Posts: 377
    Miles Davis over Eddie Vedder in Illinois? Ok, I'll allow that one. :p
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  • YourDirtisMyfood
    YourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,668
    mattcoz wrote:
    Miles Davis over Eddie Vedder in Illinois? Ok, I'll allow that one. :p


    I might go with EV.
  • I_Got_Shit
    I_Got_Shit Posts: 325
    Yeah, I saw that paper last Thursday. Picked it up on my lunch break, checked out the Washington picks, then threw it in the next trash can. Not very environmentally friendly of me, but what the fuck.

    I liked Nirvana enough back in the day, but seriously, has anyone listened to any of their records in the last 10 years? They haven't aged well. But it's easier for any critic to look cool by picking them instead of the band that actually somehow kept their shit together and became the greatest live band in rock history.
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  • YourDirtisMyfood
    YourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,668
    I_Got_Shit wrote:
    Yeah, I saw that paper last Thursday. Picked it up on my lunch break, checked out the Washington picks, then threw it in the next trash can. Not very environmentally friendly of me, but what the fuck.

    I liked Nirvana enough back in the day, but seriously, has anyone listened to any of their records in the last 10 years? They haven't aged well. But it's easier for any critic to look cool by picking them instead of the band that actually somehow kept their shit together and became the greatest live band in rock history.

    I think Cobain passing did make them more of a legendary band, but I think PJ really is underrated in the mainstream as they don't get recognition like U2, Springsteen, The Police, etc. and yet I think due to longevity they should be on the top echelon of rock bands at this point. Some may say they've got ways to go but I've got them up there with all the "classic" rock bands at this point.
  • Dillsnufus
    Dillsnufus Posts: 1,165
    we'll se at SUB POP 20 CONCERT
  • YourDirtisMyfood
    YourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,668
    Dillsnufus wrote:
    we'll se at SUB POP 20 CONCERT

    I read a book about SuB Pop years ago...I think it was called Loser (that's a true story...true title). Good background info on Seattle and Sub Pop.
  • Igivesuchgoodparadym
    Igivesuchgoodparadym Posts: 924
    YourDirtisMyfood wrote:
    I read a book about SuB Pop years ago...I think it was called Loser (that's a true story...true title). Good background info on Seattle and Sub Pop.

    Good book from what I remember. No Aerosmith in Boston?
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  • YourDirtisMyfood
    YourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,668
    well if it's any consolation, they're going nuts on the DMB message board over Neptunes taking Virginia.
  • emeraldkity
    emeraldkity Posts: 370
    well I know this is a joke the Beach boys instead of CSNY in CA? :rolleyes:

    right
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  • YourDirtisMyfood
    YourDirtisMyfood Boston Posts: 4,668
    emeraldkity wrote:
    well I know this is a joke the Beach boys instead of CSNY in CA? :rolleyes:

    right

    Had to think for a second. Thought CSNY was a new television crime drama.
  • I_Got_Shit
    I_Got_Shit Posts: 325
    emeraldkity wrote:
    well I know this is a joke the Beach boys instead of CSNY in CA? :rolleyes:

    right

    You need to listen to Pet Sounds, my friend.

    Besides, the Y of CSNY is from Canada, and the N is from England.
    *Does not include encore of Garden and Leash.
  • Dillsnufus
    Dillsnufus Posts: 1,165
    YourDirtisMyfood wrote:
    Had to think for a second. Thought CSNY was a new television crime drama.

    or metallica
  • jmccue7
    jmccue7 Posts: 119
    how the Neptunes beat Dave Matthews Band in VA is beyond me.
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  • bootlegger10
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    YourDirtisMyfood wrote:
    I think Cobain passing did make them more of a legendary band, but I think PJ really is underrated in the mainstream as they don't get recognition like U2, Springsteen, The Police, etc. and yet I think due to longevity they should be on the top echelon of rock bands at this point. Some may say they've got ways to go but I've got them up there with all the "classic" rock bands at this point.

    U2 and Springsteen have had hits throughout their career. Pearl Jam has not had a bona fide hit with the mass audience since Last Kiss, and you'd have to go back to I Got Id before that. WWS was a hit for about 4 weeks then dissappeared completely, and that was just on the modern rock charts. There really isn't a reason for the media to give them attention that U2/Springsteen have received.

    On XM, I probably hear 3 times as many different Nirvana songs than PJ. Unfortunate.
  • rtwilli4
    rtwilli4 Posts: 261
    bootlegger10 wrote:
    U2 and Springsteen have had hits throughout their career. Pearl Jam has not had a bona fide hit with the mass audience since Last Kiss, and you'd have to go back to I Got Id before that. WWS was a hit for about 4 weeks then dissappeared completely, and that was just on the modern rock charts. There really isn't a reason for the media to give them attention that U2/Springsteen have received.

    On XM, I probably hear 3 times as many different Nirvana songs than PJ. Unfortunate.

    PJ get's a lot of credit and radio time on my local radio station, and the station usually blows. When it comes down to it I think a lot of people now know how special Pearl Jam really is. Springsteen and U2.. yea they put out tons of hits over a few DECADES... Pearl Jam has been one of, if not the best live band over a few DECADES.

    Cobain on the other hand, shot himself in the head. I don't care how legendary some people think that made Nirvana... they are gone, and have been for over half of my lifetime. Nirvana COULD HAVE BEEN a great band...but they never made it. RIP Kurt.
  • Its Evolution Baby
    Its Evolution Baby Posts: 849
    I_Got_Shit wrote:
    Yeah, I saw that paper last Thursday. Picked it up on my lunch break, checked out the Washington picks, then threw it in the next trash can. Not very environmentally friendly of me, but what the fuck.

    I liked Nirvana enough back in the day, but seriously, has anyone listened to any of their records in the last 10 years? They haven't aged well. But it's easier for any critic to look cool by picking them instead of the band that actually somehow kept their shit together and became the greatest live band in rock history.

    I listened to In Utero yesterday. It friggin rocked.

    As to it not aging well that's an opinion not a fact my friend.
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  • Brain Of E
    Brain Of E Posts: 499
    WTF?!?! No SRV for Texas!!!
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  • emeraldkity
    emeraldkity Posts: 370
    You need to listen to Pet Sounds, my friend.

    Besides, the Y of CSNY is from Canada, and the N is from England.

    I was drug to see the Beach boys twice! :P
    I almost went into a diabetic coma

    I realize where Neil is from- (and that they often performed with out him,) but CSNY is generally considered to be leaders in the California sound
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  • Igivesuchgoodparadym
    Igivesuchgoodparadym Posts: 924
    emeraldkity wrote:
    You need to listen to Pet Sounds, my friend.

    Besides, the Y of CSNY is from Canada, and the N is from England.

    I was drug to see the Beach boys twice! :P
    I almost went into a diabetic coma

    I realize where Neil is from- (and that they often performed with out him,) but CSNY is generally considered to be leaders in the California sound


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