Stone, play Hail Hail like you did back in 96:)

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  • Dr.Teeth and the Electric Mayh
    Dr.Teeth and the Electric Mayh Posts: 1,180
    Stone totally fucks up coming out of the break in the middle. Can't figure out how to play the chorus. After the song he shows everyone his fuck up. I love Stone. My favorite by far.
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  • NewJPage
    NewJPage Posts: 3,319
    Last-12-Exit said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    Smellyman said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    mcrok said:

    speaking of that letterman hail hail...what a difference in drumming...dont get me wrong, i loved jack irons style...but the rest of the band was so much more over powering back then (for better or worse)...matt definitely provides a heartbeat now and blends right in

    I couldn't disagree more. Jack was my favorite. It's no coincidence that Jack was at the helm for pearl jam best three albums.
    he was on 2 albums.
    He recorded on Vitalogy also.
    Yes, because we all know that without Stupid Mop Vitalogy would have been a flop.
    That's not really the point. The point is that Jack irons was the drummer on the 3 best albums pearl jam released.
    Jack has less to do with Vitalogy being good than their drum tech
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  • smarchee
    smarchee Windsor, Ontario Posts: 14,539
    you are right, that big slide after the bridge is awesome
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  • Jammalambo
    Jammalambo Posts: 1,321
    Jack was the drummer on the Vitalogy tour, not on the record itself (apart from stupid mop, as already said).. Someone here needs to learn a little more PJ history.
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,251
    Last-12-Exit said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    Smellyman said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    mcrok said:

    speaking of that letterman hail hail...what a difference in drumming...dont get me wrong, i loved jack irons style...but the rest of the band was so much more over powering back then (for better or worse)...matt definitely provides a heartbeat now and blends right in

    I couldn't disagree more. Jack was my favorite. It's no coincidence that Jack was at the helm for pearl jam best three albums.
    he was on 2 albums.
    He recorded on Vitalogy also.
    Yes, because we all know that without Stupid Mop Vitalogy would have been a flop.
    That's not really the point. The point is that Jack irons was the drummer on the 3 best albums pearl jam released.
    Or you could say he was the drummer on the worst song on Vitalogy.

    Just messing around.
  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,516
    My fav period in PJ history !!!!!
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  • mcrok
    mcrok Posts: 628
    Wow, I can't believe this thread is still alive...i posted this back in July...u all are the best:) Don't take such offense to my Jack comments...I loved him and he definitely brought a special groove and spirituality to the band...but I'm just saying on hail, hail it looks like he has a harder time keeping up and the band sounds a little out of balance...imo
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  • DPrival78
    DPrival78 CT Posts: 2,263
    never mind hail hail.. stone needs to go back to playing brain of j like he used to, particularity the verse parts
    i'm more a fan of popular bands.. like the bee-gees, pearl jam
  • 2-feign-reluctance
    2-feign-reluctance TigerTown, USA Posts: 23,459
    bootlegger10 said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    Smellyman said:

    Last-12-Exit said:

    mcrok said:

    speaking of that letterman hail hail...what a difference in drumming...dont get me wrong, i loved jack irons style...but the rest of the band was so much more over powering back then (for better or worse)...matt definitely provides a heartbeat now and blends right in

    I couldn't disagree more. Jack was my favorite. It's no coincidence that Jack was at the helm for pearl jam best three albums.
    he was on 2 albums.
    He recorded on Vitalogy also.
    Yes, because we all know that without Stupid Mop Vitalogy would have been a flop.
    That's not really the point. The point is that Jack irons was the drummer on the 3 best albums pearl jam released.
    Or you could say he was the drummer on the worst song on Vitalogy.

    Just messing around.
    Foxy Mop isn't a song IMO. Its the only PJ 'song' I don't like and don't listen to.
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  • Uncle Snuffy
    Uncle Snuffy Posts: 959
    Listening to the performance of Hail, Hail from '96 compared to a performance of it from 2014 is a totally different experience. I believe their performance of songs evolves over time and the original version's tempo, style, etc. is often lost.

    This is why I need to see the band at least one concert during a tour supporting any new album they release. Their performance of that album's songs won't ever be any rawer or more original to form at any other point in time.

    There is nothing better than listening to them perform songs live during the tour supporting a new album. Vitalogy songs performed in '94 & '95, No Code songs in '96, Yield songs in '98 and Binaural songs in '00. Just go back and listen to some bootlegs from those tours and compare the performances to now. Quite a difference. Like they say, something can only be original once.

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  • PJfanwillneverleave1
    PJfanwillneverleave1 Posts: 12,885
    Uncle Snuffy said:

    Listening to the performance of Hail, Hail from '96 compared to a performance of it from 2014 is a totally different experience. I believe their performance of songs evolves over time and the original version's tempo, style, etc. is often lost.

    This is why I need to see the band at least one concert during a tour supporting any new album they release. Their performance of that album's songs won't ever be any rawer or more original to form at any other point in time.

    There is nothing better than listening to them perform songs live during the tour supporting a new album. Vitalogy songs performed in '94 & '95, No Code songs in '96, Yield songs in '98 and Binaural songs in '00. Just go back and listen to some bootlegs from those tours and compare the performances to now. Quite a difference. Like they say, something can only be original once.

    - Uncle Snuffy

    well said
  • october22
    october22 Posts: 2,533
    Dr.Teeth and the Electric Mayh said:

    Stone totally fucks up coming out of the break in the middle. Can't figure out how to play the chorus. After the song he shows everyone his fuck up. I love Stone. My favorite by far.

    I'm not sure what you mean there...He slides out of the break, then goes right back up the neck for the next chord. Are we talking about different parts in the song?

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