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Pearl Jam

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 9:48 pm
by rtb
So with today's political discussion the whole Pearl Jam discussion has prompted me to ask, has anyone purchased the new album? If so is it something I should buy? I keep thinking about it, but it takes a really good album for me to buy the whole thing on iTunes.

I just got the new Chili Peppers album, it is great! I recommend it to anyone.

Re: Pearl Jam

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 10:28 pm
by coachouert
rtb wrote:So with today's political discussion the whole Pearl Jam discussion has prompted me to ask, has anyone purchased the new album? If so is it something I should buy? I keep thinking about it, but it takes a really good album for me to buy the whole thing on iTunes.

I just got the new Chili Peppers album, it is great! I recommend it to anyone.
I bought it, but I'm also a HUGE fan (my avitar is a pj logo). I dig it a lot, hasn't come out of my cd player a lot since I got it. Definatly a lot of political messages, but I can listen to it start to finish without skipping any songs. It starts off with the first five songs rocking pretty good and then slows up a bit on the last half, but that's probably the best half. It's a lot better than the last two albums and would recommend it. I got the new TOOL album at the same time and it wasn't doing anything for me. I could share a song or two if you'd like, but I would get it if i were you...which I'm not.

Re: Pearl Jam

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 10:45 pm
by 1BadBobcat
coachouert wrote:
rtb wrote:So with today's political discussion the whole Pearl Jam discussion has prompted me to ask, has anyone purchased the new album? If so is it something I should buy? I keep thinking about it, but it takes a really good album for me to buy the whole thing on iTunes.

I just got the new Chili Peppers album, it is great! I recommend it to anyone.
I bought it, but I'm also a HUGE fan (my avitar is a pj logo). I dig it a lot, hasn't come out of my cd player a lot since I got it. Definatly a lot of political messages, but I can listen to it start to finish without skipping any songs. It starts off with the first five songs rocking pretty good and then slows up a bit on the last half, but that's probably the best half. It's a lot better than the last two albums and would recommend it. I got the new TOOL album at the same time and it wasn't doing anything for me. I could share a song or two if you'd like, but I would get it if i were you...which I'm not.
Sorry my friends, but I listen to Brad Paisley, Joe Nichols, Toby Keith, and them thar kinda fellers. That's good stuff right there, I don't care who are :suds:

Re: Pearl Jam

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 7:57 am
by Hello Kitty
coachouert wrote:
rtb wrote:So with today's political discussion the whole Pearl Jam discussion has prompted me to ask, has anyone purchased the new album? If so is it something I should buy? I keep thinking about it, but it takes a really good album for me to buy the whole thing on iTunes.

I just got the new Chili Peppers album, it is great! I recommend it to anyone.
I bought it, but I'm also a HUGE fan (my avitar is a pj logo). I dig it a lot, hasn't come out of my cd player a lot since I got it. Definatly a lot of political messages, but I can listen to it start to finish without skipping any songs. It starts off with the first five songs rocking pretty good and then slows up a bit on the last half, but that's probably the best half. It's a lot better than the last two albums and would recommend it. I got the new TOOL album at the same time and it wasn't doing anything for me. I could share a song or two if you'd like, but I would get it if i were you...which I'm not.
no l.o.i.t.e.r.i.n.g. allowed

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:04 am
by anacondagriz
I bought it & love it also. I prefer the 2nd slower half also. There is a song called Come Back which has lots of raw emotion that I keep listening to over & over.

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:11 am
by coachouert
anacondagriz wrote:I bought it & love it also. I prefer the 2nd slower half also. There is a song called Come Back which has lots of raw emotion that I keep listening to over & over.
Completely agree, between that and Inside Job, i could listen to those two all day long because of how powerful they are but overall I love the whole thing! The only song I'm not really sold on yet is Parachutes, but it has a pretty Beatles-isque sound to it and isn't bad, just not a favorite. I'll be heading out to the Gorge over the 22nd and 23rd of July to see them. Plenty of lawn tickets left if anyone was thinking of going! It's gonna be fun!

Hello Kitty...nice crazy mary reference...even though it's a cover :wink:

And who is this Joe Nichols character that people speak of? Seriously!

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:18 am
by Hello Kitty
coachouert wrote:
anacondagriz wrote:I bought it & love it also. I prefer the 2nd slower half also. There is a song called Come Back which has lots of raw emotion that I keep listening to over & over.
Completely agree, between that and Inside Job, i could listen to those two all day long because of how powerful they are but overall I love the whole thing! The only song I'm not really sold on yet is Parachutes, but it has a pretty Beatles-isque sound to it and isn't bad, just not a favorite. I'll be heading out to the Gorge over the 22nd and 23rd of July to see them. Plenty of lawn tickets left if anyone was thinking of going! It's gonna be fun!

Hello Kitty...nice crazy mary reference...even though it's a cover :wink:

And who is this Joe Nichols character that people speak of? Seriously!
Damn.
LOL!
:)

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:19 am
by catsrback76
Sorry-- I have to vote for Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers! I will be there with bells on when he plays Seattle in July at the Winery!!! Great improv jazz and folk pop.

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:25 am
by Hello Kitty
The black crowes are going to be in Billings this summer so that should be pretty cool.
Unless now you are going to tell me that hard to handle is a cover.
:wink:

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:30 am
by coachouert
Hello Kitty wrote:The black crowes are going to be in Billings this summer so that should be pretty cool.
Unless now you are going to tell me that hard to handle is a cover.
:wink:
I did not know they were going to Billings...when?

*Sorry to hijack but I'm going damit!

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:31 am
by briannell
Sorry my friends, but I listen to Brad Paisley, Joe Nichols, Toby Keith, and them thar kinda fellers. That's good stuff right there, I don't care who are


I'm with you here, Brad is wearing out in my CD player as we speak :-)

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:40 am
by Hello Kitty
coachouert wrote:
Hello Kitty wrote:The black crowes are going to be in Billings this summer so that should be pretty cool.
Unless now you are going to tell me that hard to handle is a cover.
:wink:
I did not know they were going to Billings...when?

*Sorry to hijack but I'm going damit!
Magic City Blues is set for Aug. 11 and 12 on Montana Avenue in Billings.

Tickets go on sale May 19 at Holiday gas stations, Rimrock Mall or by calling 670-2329, with single-night and two-day passes available. Advance single-night tickets are $35, or $40 at the door. Two-night passes are $65 in advance only.

Should be cool

The lineup includes headliners the Black Crowes Friday night, with Sistah Monica, Tyler Burnett Band and Fiona Boyes. On Saturday, the lineup includes headliner Delbert McClinton, Jackie Greene, Hillstomp and Robert Belfour.

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:50 am
by coachouert
Hello Kitty wrote:
Magic City Blues is set for Aug. 11 and 12 on Montana Avenue in Billings.

Tickets go on sale May 19 at Holiday gas stations, Rimrock Mall or by calling 670-2329, with single-night and two-day passes available. Advance single-night tickets are $35, or $40 at the door. Two-night passes are $65 in advance only.

Should be cool

The lineup includes headliners the Black Crowes Friday night, with Sistah Monica, Tyler Burnett Band and Fiona Boyes. On Saturday, the lineup includes headliner Delbert McClinton, Jackie Greene, Hillstomp and Robert Belfour.
Thanks for the info. Sounds like fun and an awesome show...naturally I have a wedding that I'm in that weekend in Helena so I'll be missing out. Sucks.

At least I'll be able to go to Pearl Jam at the Gorge. I had three weddings in a row starting the weekend AFTER!

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:54 am
by rtb
Sounds good I will have to check it out! Maybe you should send me your two favorite songs from the album for me to preview before I make the buying decision coach.

I have a wierd variety of music and also listen to a lot of country. The new Brad Paisley CD is one of the best CDs I own. There isn't a song on there that I don't like. It was in the CD player for about 3 weeks straight and then I replaced it with an old Cake CD and some 50 Cent. See what I mean about my wierd taste?

Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 10:00 am
by coachouert
rtb wrote:Sounds good I will have to check it out! Maybe you should send me your two favorite songs from the album for me to preview before I make the buying decision coach.

I have a wierd variety of music and also listen to a lot of country. The new Brad Paisley CD is one of the best CDs I own. There isn't a song on there that I don't like. It was in the CD player for about 3 weeks straight and then I replaced it with an old Cake CD and some 50 Cent. See what I mean about my wierd taste?
Wow, you are kind of all over the place, but so am I. I'll send you a couple of songs tonight when I head home tonight. You can go to pearljam.com and watch their "Life Wasted" video which is the first song on the cd. The video is a little creepy, but a good song. Also, shouldn't be too hard to find Worldwide Suicide (song 2) out there since they gave that up as a free download. PM with the email address you want these sent to Randy and I'll get them to you tonight.

Re: Pearl Jam

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:22 pm
by catatac
rtb wrote:So with today's political discussion the whole Pearl Jam discussion has prompted me to ask, has anyone purchased the new album? If so is it something I should buy? I keep thinking about it, but it takes a really good album for me to buy the whole thing on iTunes.

I just got the new Chili Peppers album, it is great! I recommend it to anyone.
Highly recommend it - it will probably end up being my 2nd favorite PJ album... I'm a huge fan. Also recomment the latest Foo Fighters album. Those 2 have been sharing time in my player recently...

Re: Pearl Jam

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:27 pm
by coachouert
catatac wrote: Highly recommend it - it will probably end up being my 2nd favorite PJ album... I'm a huge fan. Also recomment the latest Foo Fighters album. Those 2 have been sharing time in my player recently...
What's your favorite if you don't mind me asking?

RTB, did you end up getting the album this weekend?

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:30 pm
by rtb
Actually I went and bought it the night you sent me those two songs to preview. So far it is great! I haven't been in my truck enough to listen to all the songs a lot, but enough that I really like the CD. Thanks for the advice!

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 2:10 pm
by DriftCat
Glad to hear there are so many PJ fans on this board. I have not taken the new album out of my changer yet either. I think "unemployable" is my favorite so far. I love Matt Cameron's little fill ins.

Re: Pearl Jam

Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 2:11 pm
by DriftCat
coachouert wrote:
catatac wrote: Highly recommend it - it will probably end up being my 2nd favorite PJ album... I'm a huge fan. Also recomment the latest Foo Fighters album. Those 2 have been sharing time in my player recently...
What's your favorite if you don't mind me asking?

RTB, did you end up getting the album this weekend?
I don't think any PJ album could ever top TEN or VS but this new one is close.