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 Post subject: The best PJ experts are the casual listeners (not us)...
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Let's face it: Crazy fans like us are too biased. I just let my co-worker, a casual fan, listen to the new album and got some very interesting reactions. She brought up things I had not thought about. Too much to write here, but share the new music with a casual PJ listener and discuss.

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Yeah I let my girlfriend listen to the album and she really offered some good insights. :D

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agreed, but also..sometimes, err alot of times you kind of need to understandt he artist to get their art?

or am i off base?
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thats funny ... every casual listener that happens upon "tremor christ" because of me really loves the song


we should make a list of songs that casual listeners hear because of us and like


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satan's bed
tremor christ
light years
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non-fans aren't experts, they just have shitty taste in music :P

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bizarro-low_light79 wrote:
non-fans aren't experts, they just have shitty taste in music :P


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Coach wrote:
Let's face it: Crazy fans like us are too biased. I just let my co-worker, a casual fan, listen to the new album and got some very interesting reactions. She brought up things I had not thought about. Too much to write here, but share the new music with a casual PJ listener and discuss.


Can you elaborate at all?

The CD I listened to yesterday was from a guy who is kind of a fan, but not a zealot like us....He knows a lot of deep cuts, and really likes No Code, but just doesn't follow PJ's every move....Anyway, he thought 'Pearl Jam' is thier best album since Yield; he really doesn't like RA and Binaural.
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Oh just shut the fuck up!



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I agree that some PJ junkies are waaaayyyyy too critical of the music, the production, blah-de-fuckin-blah. Can't we all just listen to and enjoy the music?

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darth_vedder wrote:
Coach wrote:
Let's face it: Crazy fans like us are too biased. I just let my co-worker, a casual fan, listen to the new album and got some very interesting reactions. She brought up things I had not thought about. Too much to write here, but share the new music with a casual PJ listener and discuss.


Can you elaborate at all?

The CD I listened to yesterday was from a guy who is kind of a fan, but not a zealot like us....He knows a lot of deep cuts, and really likes No Code, but just doesn't follow PJ's every move....Anyway, he thought 'Pearl Jam' is thier best album since Yield; he really doesn't like RA and Binaural.


She liked it. Thought it was catchy, and will do well. But didn't think it sounded like Ten or Vs. like I do.

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You think is sounds like Ten? Wow, I didn't get that at all.
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Bammer wrote:
I agree that some PJ junkies are waaaayyyyy too critical of the music, the production, blah-de-fuckin-blah. Can't we all just listen to and enjoy the music?

thing is, i'm like that for most any music

guess that's my fault for playing music and having worked in a studio for a short while tho, i realize i'm much more noticing/critical of smaller details... sometimes it annoys myself honestly, i wish i could ignore it more :)
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solace wrote:
Bammer wrote:
I agree that some PJ junkies are waaaayyyyy too critical of the music, the production, blah-de-fuckin-blah. Can't we all just listen to and enjoy the music?

thing is, i'm like that for most any music

guess that's my fault for playing music and having worked in a studio for a short while tho, i realize i'm much more noticing/critical of smaller details... sometimes it annoys myself honestly, i wish i could ignore it more :)


oo, which studio did you work in?

hoping to get back in and record some songs we never got to:)
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I remember my friend had his ipod on and "Smile" came on. A casual fan I know said something along the lines of..."This is fucking awesome!"
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darth_vedder wrote:
You think is sounds like Ten? Wow, I didn't get that at all.


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Coach wrote:
Let's face it: Crazy fans like us are too biased. I just let my co-worker, a casual fan, listen to the new album and got some very interesting reactions. She brought up things I had not thought about. Too much to write here, but share the new music with a casual PJ listener and discuss.


Agree.

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darth_vedder wrote:
You think is sounds like Ten? Wow, I didn't get that at all.


sv and porch are somewhat similar.

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There is a hint of Ten in the overall sound of the album.

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if i compared the new album to older stuff id say its a mix of vs. and no code. these 2 happen to be my 2 favorite albums, too, so obviously i like the new one alot :D

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62strat wrote:

oo, which studio did you work in?

hoping to get back in and record some songs we never got to:)

hah, it was back in Montana actually, nothing crazy

but i do know a few people w/ studios here...
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62strat wrote:

oo, which studio did you work in?

hoping to get back in and record some songs we never got to:)

hah, it was back in Montana actually, nothing crazy

but i do know a few people w/ studios here...


weve been in A440, taylor sounds and a couple others...
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