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5 Stars: This is why Yield is Pearl Jam's best record 29%  29%  [ 43 ]
4 Stars: This is why Stone needs to write more 46%  46%  [ 68 ]
3 Stars: Average for Pearl jam 17%  17%  [ 26 ]
2 Stars: Meh 5%  5%  [ 8 ]
1 Star: Good God this sucks 1%  1%  [ 2 ]
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Riot Act happens to be their best album. It's the peak of the band creatively.


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Riot Act happens to be their best album. It's the peak of the band creatively.

Creatively maybe, but not lyrically. Its full of clunky awkward and in some cases just plain bad (you are) lyrics. But You Are is one of my favorite songs so that tells you how little I care about lyrics.

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I'd have to let Binaural and Riot Act battle it out for the second spot on the "Best PJ By Lyrics" list. Riot Act does have the advantage of not having Gods' Dice or Soon Forget on it. Though, it is hindered by the fact that it doesn't have Insignificance, Nothing As It Seems, Sleight of Hand and Parting Ways. So...

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I want for to disagree.

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When for don't you want for that, man?

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When for don't you want for that, man?

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I think Riot Act would probably be in the bottom half as well. Really only Cropduster and Thumbing my Way are excellent throughout.

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stip wrote:
I think Riot Act would probably be in the bottom half as well. Really only Cropduster and Thumbing my Way are excellent throughout.

I love you, stip, but that's stupid. :mrgreen:

Obviously, you're a smart guy and you've more than earned your opinion. I'm just being obnoxious. But, seriously - Can't Keep, Love Boat Captain, I Am Mine, HelpHelp, 1/2 Full, All Or None...

None of those songs are good, lyrically, to you? I don't get that.

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off the top of my head:

Vitalogy
Binaural
No Code
Ten
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ST
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Yield
Riot Act

i wouldnt say any are bad. they all have their moments and few misteps are distracting.

edit: switched ST and Yield.

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You're always saying that there's something wrong
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One stupid RM users track by track comparison of the subjective lyrical value between S/T and Yield:

Brain of J > Life Wasted
Faithful > World Wide Suicide
No Way > Comatose
Give To Fly > Severed Hand
Wishlist < Marker In the Sand
Pilate < Parachutes
Do The Evolution > Unemployable
Red dot < Big Wave (* note Red Dot has no lyrics)
MFC = Gone
Low Light > Army Reserv
In Hiding > Wasted Reprise (* note Wasted Reprise has next to no lyrics)
Push Me, Pull Me < Come Back
All Those Yesterdays > Inside Job

Yield - 8
S/T - 4

1 tie.

Yield wins.

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cameron
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thodoks wrote:
irons
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Now rank them by their respective twitter presence.

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i can see rankings are no longer adequate. time to break out the graphs.

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bmacsmith wrote:
i can see rankings are no longer adequate. time to break out the graphs.

Bar or pie?

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theplatypus wrote:
Mmm, bear pie.

That's a lyric from Faithful, right?

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bmacsmith wrote:
i can see rankings are no longer adequate. time to break out the graphs.

Bar or pie?

i was thinking histogram.

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bmacsmith wrote:
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i can see rankings are no longer adequate. time to break out the graphs.

Bar or pie?

i was thinking histogram.

You... son of a bitch...

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