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  1. Originally posted by EDDMB:

    1) Last Exit
    2) Spin The Black Circle
    3) Not For You
    4) Tremor Christ
    5) Whipping
    6) Corduroy
    7) Satan's Bed
    8) Better Man
    9) Nothingman
    10) Immortality



    I probably should listen to it this way at some point, but even with these songs there are still some songs I dislike. I can't stand Satan's Bed, Whipping is not one of my favorites, and, I might be crazy for saying this, but I just don't like Spin the Black Circle. I hated it when I heard it on Rearviewmirror years ago, and it hasn't grown on me at all. So even with this lineup, I still don't give it 5 stars.

    I'll agree with you on the White Album, even though I'd still give that five stars. Part of its greatness is the fact that the four of them hated each other so much while they made it, and they still made amazing music. Yeah, it would have been even better had it not been a double album (wouldn't most double albums?), but all of them wanted their songs on it, and no one would budge. But seriously, Rvolution 9 makes me want to jump off a cliff. I guess this is for a different topic though.
  2. Get away from Backspacer for a while Matt.Then,after a couple months,put it on.I do that alot.You might have a different outlook on it.I have been playing alot of PJ studio this weekend.Something I hardly ever do....Roit Act sounds good...I havent listened to it in ages..dare I say years ??
  3. I always got a kick out of Satans Bed,it has a good rockin beat.

    You dont like Spin The Black Circle ??????. .....lol...Dont ever say that on PJ.com forums..you might get death threats....you would be putting yourself in imminent danger sir......LOL
  4. I know. I know. I won't mention it again. I feel the same way about Do the Evolution. They don't do anything for me. Oh wel
  5. LOL Thats fine...Im just messing with you....
  6. "Spin The Black Circle" is definitely an acquired taste - it's quite hard, even for a "rock" band like PJ. It definitely grew on me - wasn't one of my favourites back in 1994/5. I think it's great now - matches up well with "State of Love and Trust" or "Brain of J."
  7. I've stated this before but "Satan's Bed" definitely takes the 10th spot on that Vitalogy list. I wouldn't skip it, however.
  8. I would always skip it on Rearviewmirror. It's just too much screaming and I just feel like its for the sake of screaming. I just can't get into that kind of stuff. Anyway I prefer slower Pearl Jam songs. Give me Indifference or Off He Goes to Even Flow or Last Exit anyway. Not saying I dislike those songs, just that I like the softer stuff better. Man of the Hour is another one I love.

    Now that I think of it, I liked disc 2 of RVM better than disc 1.
  9. Originally posted by RUMMY:"Spin The Black Circle" is definitely an acquired taste - it's quite hard, even for a "rock" band like PJ. It definitely grew on me - wasn't one of my favourites back in 1994/5. I think it's great now - matches up well with "State of Love and Trust" or "Brain of J."


    Brain of J is insane...so is Lukin...and how about Blood...wild tunes...

    Matt,did you ever hear the live tunes Falling Down and No Jeremy from Red Rocks 06.20.95 ?? They were sent to me a while back,via mp3,from the 10 Club....solid tunes..and this gives me hope that the band did indeed record more shows in that time period ...
  10. I also love the slower PJ tunes...Release, Oceans ,Indifference, Daughter, Small Town, WMA, NOTHINGMAN, Immortality, Nothing As It Seems, Iam Mine, Inside Job, Just Breathe... The End....
  11. No, I haven't. I'll look into them. I too hope we get some more 1990's stuff in the near future.

    Blood is just okay for me. I used to dislike it, to be honest - a bit too much noise (I sound like an old man) - but after listening more closely to the lyrics I have learned to appreciate it more.
  12. What's the deal with them rarely playing WMA and Who You Are? Have they openly stated they don't like them.

    Let me guess: You saw PJ play them both at MSG back in 2008.
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