Psychedelic Pearl Jam Songs

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  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,662
    PJ212 said:

    dimitrispearljam said:


    Of the earth

    To me this is the most psychedelic song they've written. Around the 2 minute mark is where the drugs kick in...

    youtube.com/watch?v=Arw4mjX85XE

    I recently wondered to myself (while I was at a My Morning Jacket show) if Pearl Jam would push themselves further into this direction in the future.
    Nice! Love that last 40 seconds or so too. Interesting how Stone is focused on Matt's playing much of the time.

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  • FoxyRedLa
    FoxyRedLa Lauren / MI Posts: 4,810
    PJ212 said:

    dimitrispearljam said:


    Of the earth

    To me this is the most psychedelic song they've written. Around the 2 minute mark is where the drugs kick in...

    youtube.com/watch?v=Arw4mjX85XE

    I recently wondered to myself (while I was at a My Morning Jacket show) if Pearl Jam would push themselves further into this direction in the future.
    I can't believe those 2 right in front of the camera aren't going crazy!? I would have been outta my mind!! Even the pit appeared asleep - maybe they were all stunned :tired_face:
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  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,255
    my2hands said:

    To me, these songs are more atmospheric than psychedelic

    I would agree. I don't think they really have any true psychedelic songs.
  • PJ212
    PJ212 Posts: 827
    FoxyRedLa said:

    Even the pit appeared asleep - maybe they were all stunned :tired_face:

    I was in the pit that night, second from the rail in front of EV. Yes, stunned. I'm pretty sure my jaw is still on the floor of the Pepsi Center. :)
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  • brianlux
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    bootlegger10 said:

    my2hands said:

    To me, these songs are more atmospheric than psychedelic

    I would agree. I don't think they really have any true psychedelic songs.
    That argument could certainly be made. None of them are quite as far out as, say, Hendrix's "Third Stone From the Sun". But I would say some are at least heavily psychedelia influenced. Maybe going all the way with that would not work for a band like PJ, but I'd be very interested in seeing them give it a shot. Or at least cover this one :smiley:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR9d4ESlpHY

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  • cydonia
    cydonia Denbighshire, North Wales , UK Posts: 456
    Psychedelic, does that mean under the influence! ie grateful deads - dark star or Uk psychedelic act sphongle. A great book of psychedelia in music by Patrick Lundborg is worth checking out, interesting bit on the 13th floor elevators. Grunge had always droplets of osychedlic mingled into the punk ethic. Nirvanas break down in drain you , soundgardens black hole sun. With pearl jam their IMO more psychedlic in patches live, particularly porch and rearviewmirror( Manchester UK 2009, amazing!). No code is the more spacey record and had profound experiences listening to it, particularly in my tree and present tense. So as I don't regard them as a psychedlic band, they've definitely taken me to other places!
  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    Let's get George Harrison in on this conversation

    https://youtu.be/QFP10hDKH7k
  • FoxyRedLa
    FoxyRedLa Lauren / MI Posts: 4,810
    PJ212 said:

    FoxyRedLa said:

    Even the pit appeared asleep - maybe they were all stunned :tired_face:

    I was in the pit that night, second from the rail in front of EV. Yes, stunned. I'm pretty sure my jaw is still on the floor of the Pepsi Center. :)
    My husband says I chase our neighbors away because I piss them off. I truly hope he's not right. I would be devistated if I ruined someone's nite.

    I'm not sure I'll ever pull the trigger on the pit. I'm too short. But shit I really wanna be down there!! :smiley:
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  • karmadefect
    karmadefect Posts: 806
    bootlegger10 said:

    my2hands said:

    To me, these songs are more atmospheric than psychedelic

    I would agree. I don't think they really have any true psychedelic songs.
    I agree that Pearl Jam songs don't qualify as real psychedelica, but the atmospheric songs do have a hint of psychedelica.
    Nothing as it seems for instance comes very close for me.

    To me the same goes for Pearl Jam songs with a punk twist. They never really are real punk songs. They have a punk edge that show the musical interest of the band.
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  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,662
    karmadefect said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    my2hands said:

    To me, these songs are more atmospheric than psychedelic

    I would agree. I don't think they really have any true psychedelic songs.
    I agree that Pearl Jam songs don't qualify as real psychedelica, but the atmospheric songs do have a hint of psychedelica.
    Nothing as it seems for instance comes very close for me.

    To me the same goes for Pearl Jam songs with a punk twist. They never really are real punk songs. They have a punk edge that show the musical interest of the band.
    Good point. They've often incorporated the best aspects of various rock genres- punk, psychedelia, metal, folk, even a few hints of jazz-- this may be a stretch but I hear jazz influences in songs like "Can't Keep".

    "It's a sad and beautiful world"
    -Roberto Benigni

  • WhatYouTaughtMe
    WhatYouTaughtMe Posts: 4,957
    brianlux said:

    karmadefect said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    my2hands said:

    To me, these songs are more atmospheric than psychedelic

    I would agree. I don't think they really have any true psychedelic songs.
    I agree that Pearl Jam songs don't qualify as real psychedelica, but the atmospheric songs do have a hint of psychedelica.
    Nothing as it seems for instance comes very close for me.

    To me the same goes for Pearl Jam songs with a punk twist. They never really are real punk songs. They have a punk edge that show the musical interest of the band.
    Good point. They've often incorporated the best aspects of various rock genres- punk, psychedelia, metal, folk, even a few hints of jazz-- this may be a stretch but I hear jazz influences in songs like "Can't Keep".

    Maybe not the rhythm so much as the actual drum sound. I could see that a little.
  • 23scidoo
    23scidoo Thessaloniki,Greece Posts: 19,956
    Ribbertron said:

    A lot of the old Daughter outros/tags can be trippy. I love the one from 2000 Seattle show I think it was. Pretty trippy

    Here it is https://youtu.be/qqPvReiZf04

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  • FoxyRedLa
    FoxyRedLa Lauren / MI Posts: 4,810
    Tremor Christ seems it could be one to veer in that direction
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  • karmadefect
    karmadefect Posts: 806
    brianlux said:

    karmadefect said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    my2hands said:

    To me, these songs are more atmospheric than psychedelic

    I would agree. I don't think they really have any true psychedelic songs.
    I agree that Pearl Jam songs don't qualify as real psychedelica, but the atmospheric songs do have a hint of psychedelica.
    Nothing as it seems for instance comes very close for me.

    To me the same goes for Pearl Jam songs with a punk twist. They never really are real punk songs. They have a punk edge that show the musical interest of the band.
    Good point. They've often incorporated the best aspects of various rock genres- punk, psychedelia, metal, folk, even a few hints of jazz-- this may be a stretch but I hear jazz influences in songs like "Can't Keep".

    Interesting suggestion. I never really to Can't keep that way.
    I am no jazz expert although I do like Jazz, but I can see what you mean.
    Apart from that I am very happy Stone convinced Ed to slow it down.
    The faster uke version is fun, but the Riot act version is pure bliss.
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  • jjflash
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    A few that IMO have tinges of it.....
    ...under your tongue....I'm like a tab.....

    Of The Girl
    In My Tree
    In The Moonlight
    Help, Help
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  • WhatYouTaughtMe
    WhatYouTaughtMe Posts: 4,957
    No Way has some weird stuff going on in it as well.
  • TheGhost
    TheGhost Posts: 539
    on a scale of 1 to 10 in psychedelicness, PJ is a solid 6 in the studio and and a 7 live. IMHO. Vitalogy is like a 60's psychedelic record, bad-trip style. Binaural is trippily layered. It's HIGHly subjective. :) For me, the atmospheric stuff with more surreal lyrics do it, as well as the more jammy improv stuff. "Under your tongue, I'm like a tab, I will give you what, your not 'sposed to have"... Severed Hand... I actually find Black to be really psychedelic especially when Mike stretches out. Actaully anytime Mike stretches out it's trippy. In fact, Mike is trippy. And Ed's a trip. Stone is straight Trippin'. Jeff is tripped-out, and Matt is trippin' balls.
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  • PhishinPearls
    PhishinPearls NYC Posts: 60
    There are some songs like Of The Girl, No Way (if were talking strictly psychadelic sounding), a few others that they really could jam out much further if they wanted to take some chances.
  • MayDay10
    MayDay10 Posts: 11,852
    id say Pendulum is the closest?
  • karmadefect
    karmadefect Posts: 806
    WhatYouTaughtMe said:

    No Way has some weird stuff going on in it as well.

    I never had No way in my list for Psychedelic stuff.
    I am going to listen to it right now with that mindset.
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