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Post subject: Re: Round 1C: Oceans vs. Soon Forget vs. Puzzles and Games
Posted: Fri February 05, 2016 3:46 pm
mXn
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I would like to send out a hearty FUCK YOU to all the people who think it's fashionable to dismiss Pearl Jam's first few years of output.
Just because there are lots of people out there who thought PJ broke up after Vitalogy and only know the early hits, and those people are really annoying, doesn't mean that Ten isn't one of the best albums ever.
Post subject: Re: Round 1C: Oceans vs. Soon Forget vs. Puzzles and Games
Posted: Fri February 05, 2016 4:03 pm
NYUCK NYUCK NYUCK
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:35 pm Posts: 32360 Location: Buenos Aires
Bammer wrote:
I would like to send out a hearty FUCK YOU to all the people who think it's fashionable to dismiss Pearl Jam's first few years of output.
Just because there are lots of people out there who thought PJ broke up after Vitalogy and only know the early hits, and those people are really annoying, doesn't mean that Ten isn't one of the best albums ever.
If there's no Ten, there probably is no Yield.
Fashionable? I just don't like their early stuff nearly as much as the middle period. Have some confidence in your own opinions.
Post subject: Re: Round 1C: Oceans vs. Soon Forget vs. Puzzles and Games
Posted: Fri February 05, 2016 4:12 pm
tl;dr
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 6:06 pm Posts: 8594
Bammer wrote:
I would like to send out a hearty FUCK YOU to all the people who think it's fashionable to dismiss Pearl Jam's first few years of output.
Just because there are lots of people out there who thought PJ broke up after Vitalogy and only know the early hits, and those people are really annoying, doesn't mean that Ten isn't one of the best albums ever.
If there's no Ten, there probably is no Yield.
I don't think it's fashionable; I don't think anything pertaining to Pearl Jam is fashionable in any context, ever. But I do think it's consistently stronger, better-composed, more thoughtful, and more eclectic music. Surely the idea that angst and rage might be concepts that retain less appeal later in life isn't exactly radical thinking, is it?
That said, "Oceans" is an easy vote here. What a lovely song, with a niche in PJ's canon not unlike "Smile."
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