Has Pearl Jam ever cover any FUGAZI???

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  • Abe Froman
    Abe Froman Posts: 5,379
    Driftin'Along said:

    What is the best starting point album for Fugazi. I have a bunch of them but get intimidated when I think about starting...haven't heard any yet. Where to begin? Suggestions? (Pun not intended).

    Probably just start with "13 Songs". But I would start with "In On The Kill Taker". That record is fucking awesome.
  • Driftin'Along
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    Abe Froman said:

    Driftin'Along said:

    What is the best starting point album for Fugazi. I have a bunch of them but get intimidated when I think about starting...haven't heard any yet. Where to begin? Suggestions? (Pun not intended).

    Probably just start with "13 Songs". But I would start with "In On The Kill Taker". That record is fucking awesome.
    Thanks. I will load it on the iPod tonight and listen at work tomorrow.
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  • WhatYouTaughtMe
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    Nice, back on topic. I need to jump back into some Fugazi. Been too long.
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  • FoxyRedLa
    FoxyRedLa Lauren / MI Posts: 4,810
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    deadendp said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I wish they'd do it again. Putting a Fugazi song or two into the semi-regular covers rotation would make me happy.

    I agree. Hmm. What Fugazi songs would you want if they were to cover some? End Hits is my favorite Fugazi CD. No Surprise, Caustic Acrostic, Arpeggiator. I would be happy to take any song, though. Promises, Life and Limb, Nightshop . . . I'd take it all. Yes, please.
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  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,650
    edited December 2014
    Driftin'Along said:

    What is the best starting point album for Fugazi. I have a bunch of them but get intimidated when I think about starting...haven't heard any yet. Where to begin? Suggestions? (Pun not intended).

    Someone asked for suggestions for a good playlist for a Fugazi beginner, and I wrote one up. Obviously I just picked the ones I thought someone new to the band would enjoy and that would give a good spread of what they did over all of their albums. Maybe it could help you too! Everythings on youtube of course, you can sampe it all before purchasing anything.

    http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/229258/fugazi

    PS - My favorite album is The Argument, but I still love ALL of their albums. I don't think you can really go wrong with whatever you choose. :)
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  • RiddledWithMetaphors
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    Driftin'Along said:

    What is the best starting point album for Fugazi. I have a bunch of them but get intimidated when I think about starting...haven't heard any yet. Where to begin? Suggestions? (Pun not intended).

    Fugazi is one of my favorite bands behind Pearl Jam. Very different in many ways. For me, I love Ian Mackaye songs but not Guy songs. I essentially only listen to half of their discography.

    The Pearl Jam analogy would be could you imagine if Stone sang half of the songs? It's cool that he sings a couple, and I like his solo stuff. But really, I think Pearl Jam is light years better (pun not intended) with Eddie on vocals and I feel the same way about Fugazi and Ian.
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,650
    ^^^ I totally dig both so am happy no matter what (I seriously can't come up with a single Fugazi song or album I don't like... that's crazy), but yes, they are very different.
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  • F Me In The Brain
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    FoxyRedLa said:

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    deadendp said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I wish they'd do it again. Putting a Fugazi song or two into the semi-regular covers rotation would make me happy.

    I agree. Hmm. What Fugazi songs would you want if they were to cover some? End Hits is my favorite Fugazi CD. No Surprise, Caustic Acrostic, Arpeggiator. I would be happy to take any song, though. Promises, Life and Limb, Nightshop . . . I'd take it all. Yes, please.
    I always enjoy Repeater when that comes on PJ Radio.
    Repeater & Waiting Room for me. Promises...
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  • badbrains
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    F Me In The Brain said:

    FoxyRedLa said:

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    deadendp said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I wish they'd do it again. Putting a Fugazi song or two into the semi-regular covers rotation would make me happy.

    I agree. Hmm. What Fugazi songs would you want if they were to cover some? End Hits is my favorite Fugazi CD. No Surprise, Caustic Acrostic, Arpeggiator. I would be happy to take any song, though. Promises, Life and Limb, Nightshop . . . I'd take it all. Yes, please.
    I always enjoy Repeater when that comes on PJ Radio.
    Repeater & Waiting Room for me. Promises...
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    I like the way u think!
  • deadendp
    deadendp Northeast Ohio Posts: 10,434
    PJ_Soul said:

    Driftin'Along said:

    What is the best starting point album for Fugazi. I have a bunch of them but get intimidated when I think about starting...haven't heard any yet. Where to begin? Suggestions? (Pun not intended).

    Someone asked for suggestions for a good playlist for a Fugazi beginner, and I wrote one up. Obviously I just picked the ones I thought someone new to the band would enjoy and that would give a good spread of what they did over all of their albums. Maybe it could help you too! Everythings on youtube of course, you can sampe it all before purchasing anything.

    http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/229258/fugazi

    PS - My favorite album is The Argument, but I still love ALL of their albums. I don't think you can really go wrong with whatever you choose. :)
    The Argument is absolutely awesome, I agree. Now I need to skip on over to read the link you provided.
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  • Abe Froman
    Abe Froman Posts: 5,379
    edited December 2014
    PJ_Soul said:

    Driftin'Along said:

    What is the best starting point album for Fugazi. I have a bunch of them but get intimidated when I think about starting...haven't heard any yet. Where to begin? Suggestions? (Pun not intended).

    Someone asked for suggestions for a good playlist for a Fugazi beginner, and I wrote one up. Obviously I just picked the ones I thought someone new to the band would enjoy and that would give a good spread of what they did over all of their albums. Maybe it could help you too! Everythings on youtube of course, you can sampe it all before purchasing anything.

    http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/229258/fugazi

    PS - My favorite album is The Argument, but I still love ALL of their albums. I don't think you can really go wrong with whatever you choose. :)
    This. I love all of them in different ways
    but man they are all SOOOOOO good!
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