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Human Tide
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There seems to be a lot of consternation in the Pearl Jam world these days, so I thought I'd share a little-known gem to start the new year on a positive note. The recording is old (and it's a cover), but I'm guessing this is new to many people. Enjoy 
https://we.tl/t-GgAXsN1JVZ
P.S. This song is buried at the end of the Memento Mori album (2003) by Stickfigure (Jack McDowell's old band). It's a hidden track that runs after the song "Obvious" ends. Probably just Eddie here, but I don't know for sure.
https://we.tl/t-GgAXsN1JVZ
P.S. This song is buried at the end of the Memento Mori album (2003) by Stickfigure (Jack McDowell's old band). It's a hidden track that runs after the song "Obvious" ends. Probably just Eddie here, but I don't know for sure.
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All by yourself
Don't turn your head
Back over your shoulder
And only stop to rest yourself
When the silver moon
Is flying high above the trees
If I had closed my mouth and opened my eyes
If I had cooled my head and warmed my heart
I'd not be on this road tonight
It doesn't save you from your troubled mind
All by yourself
Don't turn your head
Back over your shoulder
And only stop to rest yourself
When the silver moon
Is flying high above the trees
I’ve never heard this before. Ed’s voice is awesome in it! Some harmony in there too.
The whole world will be different soon the whole world will be RELIEVED
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The whole world will be different soon the whole world will be RELIEVED
#resistgezi #resistturkey #resisttaksim #direnturkiye #direngezi
#standingman #duranadam
mcgruff10 - I do hear the Olympic platinum in the track. Great call.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
I’ve never heard that one before!?! It was beautiful, and thanks for sharing!!!
Happy New Year all and best wishes!
-DB
Albany NY 4/29/03; Mansfield MA 7/2/03; Mansfield MA 7/11/03; Boston MA 9/28/04;
Hartford CT 5/13/06; Hartford CT 6/27/08; Hartford CT 5/15/10; Worcester MA 10/16/13; Hartford CT 10/25/13;
Fenway I 8/5/16; Fenway II 8/7/16; Fenway I 9/2/18; Fenway II 9/4/18
1994 - Bridge School Benefit, Shoreline Mountain View CA
*** 1995 - 2015 High School, College, Broke, Having Kids***
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2017 - Eddie Vedder, Bourbon and Beyond, Louisville KY
2018 - The Home Shows, Show 2, Seattle WA
2019 - Eddie Vedder, Ohana Fest, Dana Point CA
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2020 - Ohana Fest
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"Watch out for music. It should come with a health warning. It can be dangerous. It can make you feel so alive, so connected to the people around you, and connected to what you really are inside. And it can make you think that the world should, and could, be a much better place. And just occasionally, it can make you very, very happy." -Peter Gabriel
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Memento Mori, a Latin term meaning �remember we must die,� marks stickfigure�s fourth studio release, following up 2001�s Ape of the Kings. McDowell, who retired from baseball in 1999, serves as the �Black Jack� of all trades on this latest album, writing all the songs while also playing the bulk of the instruments with a little help from his friends, including Smithereens bassist Mike Mesaros and Vandals drummer Josh Freese. The result is a tight package of 11 introspective songs that range from energized rockers to mellow pop gems.
Memento Mori immediately chirps its tires with �Starting to Raise,� a crunching prologue that instantly sets the tone for the rest of the album while also serving notice: This ain�t no ballplayer hopelessly chasing after some improbable dream. McDowell and his bandmates know exactly what they�re doing in the studio, a point driven home when �Starting to Raise� gives way to the defiant �The Scars.�
This aggressive pace ebbs a bit with �Open Yours,� a haunting tune featuring a silky chorus that�ll float around in your head for days, and once �Ringo Couldn�t Drum� hits the speakers, you�ll realize just how effortlessly stickfigure can glide from guitar-drenched rock to sugary pop. For proof, give the bully �This Perfect Body� a spin before taking in the next track, �Mirrored Eyes,� which rivals the sweetness of �Open Yours.� Then there�s �As Cool as We,� which would fit perfectly onto any pop movie soundtrack.
Skeptics likely see McDowell�s name on a CD and shy away, but there�s no reason to ignore this release. Sure, it�s not the album of the year but there�s plenty here to sink your teeth into. And Pearl Jam fans will enjoy the brief appearance from Black Jack�s buddy Eddie Vedder on the disc�s hidden track. Jack McDowell�s second career may not be a commercial success yet, but that lack of attention certainly doesn�t reflect the quality of Memento Mori.
~Jamey Codding
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