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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 10:03 pm 
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Just previewed that song... well, thirty seconds of it. It's amateurish, sounds rubbish. I'll take Backspacer over that crap. They should get back to the day job.

I don't think it's that bad at all.


I know my post sounds venemous but I just think it sounds bland. The mix is weird; the bass is stupidly loud and you can hardly hear the drums. The singer sounds average. It's kind of just meh, like your mates did a home recording.


your mates sure knows how to record a song!


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 10:55 pm 
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VinylGuy wrote:
Harmless wrote:
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Just previewed that song... well, thirty seconds of it. It's amateurish, sounds rubbish. I'll take Backspacer over that crap. They should get back to the day job.

I don't think it's that bad at all.


I know my post sounds venemous but I just think it sounds bland. The mix is weird; the bass is stupidly loud and you can hardly hear the drums. The singer sounds average. It's kind of just meh, like your mates did a home recording.


your mates sure knows how to record a song!


Some of them did, yeah.


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 10:56 pm 
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Jeff Ament (pronounced Ay-ment) is in a band called RNDM (pronounced Random).

el oh el

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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 10:56 pm 
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Ament's by far the most prolific member of PJ. I enjoy his energy... whether he hits a homer or misses completely. At least he's putting it out there.

Agreed.

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FUck you, B. This is about the demise of Pearl Jam. it's slowly happening right before our very eyes.


I'll move it back for now.

Did B really move this to Other Bands? lol

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Let's see ...

Stone: 5 Brad albums and 1 solo album
Jeff: 2 Three Fish albums, 2 solo albums, and 1 Tres Mts. album

Surely the key difference is that Jeff has managed to release THREE full-length LPs since Backspacer's release - Tres Mts, 'While My Heart Beats' and this. Stone isn't the prominent songwriting presence in Brad.

Anyway, this doesn't bother me. Jeff isn't going to sit around waiting for these guys to get their shit together and good on him. I'm sure Pearl Jam will cobble together some songs eventually, I think it's clear it's a (well paying) part-time gig for them now. I hope this and the Soundgarden record don't rob the next album of too many Jeff and Matt songs, they're the bands most reliably good songwriters.


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 10:57 pm 
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i actually think is better than most of the beatles songs.

No way it is better than all those Sitar songs The Beatles did.

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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
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That song isn't terrible.

Nowhere near as bad (or amateurish) as Harmless seems to think.

It's not setting my world on fire, but it's okay.


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I hope lenny, mcp or washing machine reads this thread.


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:05 pm 
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Now im actually glad im going to the Montana Show. Could be one of their last :peace:


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:28 pm 
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spenno wrote:
That song isn't terrible.

Nowhere near as bad (or amateurish) as Harmless seems to think.

It's not setting my world on fire, but it's okay.


It's amateurish *because* it's 'just OK'. What's the point of taking a break from one of the best bands in the world, Pearl Jam, after 20+ years, to record something with some random musician friends which is 'just OK'? I think this is amateurish because it's no better than something any one of us could've recorded. Yes, it's relative; if one of us had recorded it, I'd have said it was pretty good. But someone with decades of musical experience? No way. It's bland and derative and no reason to take a break from Pearl Jam for, a massive waste of time. The best that could happen out of this is that these side projects inspire PJ to get back to what they're best at. I'm grateful for these side projects because they remind me that I do actually still like Pearl Jam.

Sure, it's decent enough, but is it necessary?


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:31 pm 
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Harmless wrote:
spenno wrote:
That song isn't terrible.

Nowhere near as bad (or amateurish) as Harmless seems to think.

It's not setting my world on fire, but it's okay.


It's amateurish *because* it's 'just OK'. What's the point of taking a break from one of the best bands in the world, Pearl Jam, after 20+ years, to record something with some random musician friends which is 'just OK'? I think this is amateurish because it's no better than something any one of us could've recorded. Yes, it's relative; if one of us had recorded it, I'd have said it was pretty good. But someone with decades of musical experience? No way. It's bland and derative and no reason to take a break from Pearl Jam for, a massive waste of time. The best that could happen out of this is that these side projects inspire PJ to get back to what they're best at. I'm grateful for these side projects because they remind me that I do actually still like Pearl Jam.

Sure, it's decent enough, but is it necessary?



for an artist yea. Dude wants to create music and get in a van and play shows. I'll take it. i wish everyone else had that drive still. not every piece of music needs to be anything more than just good. In fact - i wish more of my favorite artists would be less precious about music and just write, record and go play.


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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:36 pm 
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I don't think a point needs to be apparent to justify its existence, certainly not for the audience.

Jeff doesn't owe Pearl Jam fans anything.

EDIT: what strat said.


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Hey guys, what's up? Talking Pearl Jam. Cool.

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Let me just say my hellos.

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It won't take but a mo.

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Yeah, yeah. Almost. Almost.

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bodysnatch. Buddy.

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Strat, how are-NURPLE

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Skitch. Need I say more?

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You know, really, they're all good days, aren't they?

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Now where the shit were we?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 12:25 am 
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 Post subject: Re: RNDM: RIP Pearl Jam 1990-2012 - More Ament Music
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62strat wrote:
Matt: I don't know ... stuff.


New Soundgarden album is releasing in november.

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lol at B moving this to OB

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lol at B moving this to OB


It was your rule that side projects go to other bands, dickwad. Image

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lol at B moving this to OB


It was your rule that side projects go to other bands, dickwad. Image

Shut up!

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 2:48 am 
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62strat wrote:
Harmless wrote:
spenno wrote:
That song isn't terrible.

Nowhere near as bad (or amateurish) as Harmless seems to think.

It's not setting my world on fire, but it's okay.


It's amateurish *because* it's 'just OK'. What's the point of taking a break from one of the best bands in the world, Pearl Jam, after 20+ years, to record something with some random musician friends which is 'just OK'? I think this is amateurish because it's no better than something any one of us could've recorded. Yes, it's relative; if one of us had recorded it, I'd have said it was pretty good. But someone with decades of musical experience? No way. It's bland and derative and no reason to take a break from Pearl Jam for, a massive waste of time. The best that could happen out of this is that these side projects inspire PJ to get back to what they're best at. I'm grateful for these side projects because they remind me that I do actually still like Pearl Jam.

Sure, it's decent enough, but is it necessary?



for an artist yea. Dude wants to create music and get in a van and play shows. I'll take it. i wish everyone else had that drive still. not every piece of music needs to be anything more than just good. In fact - i wish more of my favorite artists would be less precious about music and just write, record and go play.


I admire that. I just wish more rock music still felt necessary.


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spenno wrote:
I don't think a point needs to be apparent to justify its existence, certainly not for the audience.

Jeff doesn't owe Pearl Jam fans anything.

EDIT: what strat said.


I didn't mention a 'point', just that I don't find the music very original or interesting. I'd rather listen to Backspacer. But good luck to Jeff, I suppose they all deserve a break from the hard work of being PJ from time to time.


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Harmless wrote:
62strat wrote:
Harmless wrote:
spenno wrote:
That song isn't terrible.

Nowhere near as bad (or amateurish) as Harmless seems to think.

It's not setting my world on fire, but it's okay.


It's amateurish *because* it's 'just OK'. What's the point of taking a break from one of the best bands in the world, Pearl Jam, after 20+ years, to record something with some random musician friends which is 'just OK'? I think this is amateurish because it's no better than something any one of us could've recorded. Yes, it's relative; if one of us had recorded it, I'd have said it was pretty good. But someone with decades of musical experience? No way. It's bland and derative and no reason to take a break from Pearl Jam for, a massive waste of time. The best that could happen out of this is that these side projects inspire PJ to get back to what they're best at. I'm grateful for these side projects because they remind me that I do actually still like Pearl Jam.

Sure, it's decent enough, but is it necessary?



for an artist yea. Dude wants to create music and get in a van and play shows. I'll take it. i wish everyone else had that drive still. not every piece of music needs to be anything more than just good. In fact - i wish more of my favorite artists would be less precious about music and just write, record and go play.


I admire that. I just wish more rock music still felt necessary.

I'm quite sceptical that rock music has ever felt necessary in this sort of way.

Even if it did, it seems a bizarre criticism to level at a side project of the bassist from Pearl Jam.


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