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I haven’t seen any Pearl Jam liner notes in like a decade, but I remember them mostly for being unconcerned with providing exactly accurate lyrics. I remember some bad spelling, some purposeful misrepresentation, and a lot of whatever the spacebar is doing here: “I’ve been har boring fleets in this resevoir (sic).”
You are, you are a furry thing.
^^^This was the first thought I had when the official lyric said "room" instead of "womb". I hear womb.
This is definitely one of their best openers ever. Best since Sometimes for sure...Hard for me to rank against Once/Go/Last Exit/Sometimes all of which I find to be great.
This is definitely one of their best openers ever. Best since Sometimes for sure...Hard for me to rank against Once/Go/Last Exit/Sometimes all of which I find to be great.
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Monkey_Driven wrote:
mikejasond wrote:
This is definitely one of their best openers ever. Best since Sometimes for sure...Hard for me to rank against Once/Go/Last Exit/Sometimes all of which I find to be great.
This is definitely one of their best openers ever. Best since Sometimes for sure...Hard for me to rank against Once/Go/Last Exit/Sometimes all of which I find to be great.
This is definitely one of their best openers ever. Best since Sometimes for sure...Hard for me to rank against Once/Go/Last Exit/Sometimes all of which I find to be great.
It's no Can't Keep.
This and Can't Keep might be my favourite openers. No disrespect intended to Last Exit and Brain of J.
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something I just noticed is that I find the snare drum in this song very tasty; it has some resonance and ring, a little like Riot Act drums (and the song as a whole isn't unlike Riot Act in its sound)
something I just noticed is that I find the snare drum in this song very tasty; it has some resonance and ring, a little like Riot Act drums (and the song as a whole isn't unlike Riot Act in its sound)
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:02 am Posts: 15145 Location: Gigatown
There are so many great openers. Gun to my head, Go is the best. But Who Ever Said is great and absolutely making company with Last Exit, Brain of J., Breakerfall, and Can’t Keep. I want to listen to an openers mix now.
Joined: Sun January 26, 2020 12:10 pm Posts: 10828 Location: Warwickshire, UK
guitar_davey wrote:
Ms Harmless wrote:
something I just noticed is that I find the snare drum in this song very tasty; it has some resonance and ring, a little like Riot Act drums (and the song as a whole isn't unlike Riot Act in its sound)
This is becoming my favourite song on the album, although I could nearly make an argument for any of them, really.
It's the perfect opener. Great performances all around and it hits all the right emotional notes for me. This is an example of a "rocker" that's capable of making my eyes well up a bit by the sheer blend of emotion and craft.
Joined: Fri January 04, 2013 1:46 am Posts: 2811 Location: Connecticut
guitar_davey wrote:
This is becoming my favourite song on the album,
A month ago, I kind of knew this would be true for me at some point. I've had it at my 3rd or 4th gigaton song all along, but deep down, I knew it would rise above for me.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:02 am Posts: 15145 Location: Gigatown
Rob wrote:
guitar_davey wrote:
This is becoming my favourite song on the album,
A month ago, I kind of knew this would be true for me at some point. I've had it at my 3rd or 4th gigaton song all along, but deep down, I knew it would rise above for me.
I’m feeling similarly, though it may never get to number one for me. But I really love it.
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