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Gigaton bought the heaviness and weirdness back to Pearl Jam. I'd hate for them to lose that again and to back to making something like Lightning Bolt.
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I had never heard of Andrew Watt until like three months ago, so guess I’ll give him a chance. I couldn’t do another six year break, though. Rather just see what they can do now. Obviously they’re all still writing given they’re all putting different things out since Gigaton.
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I hate that he’s working with a guy named Watt who did a song called E-Ticket, after working with a guy named Mike Watt who did a song called E-Ticket Ride. He is so deep in the regurgitative creative process that even his collaborators are derivative of past collaborators.
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tragabigzanda wrote:
I hate that he’s working with a guy named Watt who did a song called E-Ticket, after working with a guy named Mike Watt who did a song called E-Ticket Ride. He is so deep in the regurgitative creative process that even his collaborators are derivative of past collaborators.
I hate that he’s working with a guy named Watt who did a song called E-Ticket, after working with a guy named Mike Watt who did a song called E-Ticket Ride. He is so deep in the regurgitative creative process that even his collaborators are derivative of past collaborators.
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So many Watts! I now image EV looking like the cover of AC/DC’s Powerage.
I hate that he’s working with a guy named Watt who did a song called E-Ticket, after working with a guy named Mike Watt who did a song called E-Ticket Ride. He is so deep in the regurgitative creative process that even his collaborators are derivative of past collaborators.
AL
So many Watts! I now image EV looking like the cover of AC/DC’s Powerage.
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guitar_davey wrote:
liebzz wrote:
bodysnatcher wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
I hate that he’s working with a guy named Watt who did a song called E-Ticket, after working with a guy named Mike Watt who did a song called E-Ticket Ride. He is so deep in the regurgitative creative process that even his collaborators are derivative of past collaborators.
AL
So many Watts! I now image EV looking like the cover of AC/DC’s Powerage.
I hate that he’s working with a guy named Watt who did a song called E-Ticket, after working with a guy named Mike Watt who did a song called E-Ticket Ride. He is so deep in the regurgitative creative process that even his collaborators are derivative of past collaborators.
AL
So many Watts! I now image EV looking like the cover of AC/DC’s Powerage.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 2:23 am Posts: 3641 Location: The In Between
Honest question: is The Haves a legitimately terrible song OR is it knowing the composer is a Have that makes it hard to swallow?
If I listen to it like Daughter and consider the pov is not rich rockstar Eddie Vedder, I don’t hate it. This is setting up to be a forgettable album and yet one I will enjoy on the patio on a summer’s eve.
Honest question: is The Haves a legitimately terrible song OR is it knowing the composer is a Have that makes it hard to swallow?
If I listen to it like Daughter and consider the pov is not rich rockstar Eddie Vedder, I don’t hate it. This is setting up to be a forgettable album and yet one I will enjoy on the patio on a summer’s eve.
An anthem for the vertically challenged perhaps but it is a legitimately terrible song in my opinion.
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daft twat wrote:
Honest question: is The Haves a legitimately terrible song OR is it knowing the composer is a Have that makes it hard to swallow?
If I listen to it like Daughter and consider the pov is not rich rockstar Eddie Vedder, I don’t hate it. This is setting up to be a forgettable album and yet one I will enjoy on the patio on a summer’s eve.
The lyrics are so offensive to me that I have a hard time getting past them. Rich people singing about being poor in such an on-the-nose way is, well, a real daft twat thing to do.
As far as the music and production, I find very little in them at least on first listens. Definitely makes me worry that this Watt fellow could be BoB2.
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