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mick7184 wrote:
triggercut wrote:
Corduroy is the best bridge of not only Pearl Jam's catalog, but maybe the best hard rock bridge I've ever heard.
Agreed, I was about to make a post saying Corduroy has my favirote bridge in any song ever.
Corduroy is pretty perfect, bridge n' all.
No Way has a fantastic spacey breakdown, that sorta counts.
Another vote for the instrumental bridge of Light Years/P&G. That bit is the highlight of both songs for me - the band must've been keen on it too, seeing as they kept it pretty much untouched.
Not For You. That's a good 'un.
EVACUATION - Okay, so we all know how much I'm the unofficial cheer squad for this song. But even if you're an Evacuation-hating philistine, you've gotta admit it's got a helluva bridge.
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spenno wrote:
mick7184 wrote:
triggercut wrote:
Corduroy is the best bridge of not only Pearl Jam's catalog, but maybe the best hard rock bridge I've ever heard.
Agreed, I was about to make a post saying Corduroy has my favirote bridge in any song ever.
Corduroy is pretty perfect, bridge n' all.
No Way has a fantastic spacey breakdown, that sorta counts.
Another vote for the instrumental bridge of Light Years/P&G. That bit is the highlight of both songs for me - the band must've been keen on it too, seeing as they kept it pretty much untouched.
Not For You. That's a good 'un.
EVACUATION - Okay, so we all know how much I'm the unofficial cheer squad for this song. But even if you're an Evacuation-hating philistine, you've gotta admit it's got a helluva bridge.
No Way is pretty great, but it only really works on the studio version. They couldn't quite cover all the parts live. The part with the descending bassline as the drums come back in before the chorus is brilliant.
I'd like to ass Down to the mix.
B - Wikipedia defines a musical bridge, thus: 'a contrasting section which also prepares for the return of the original material section'.
Typically pop/rock songs follow a Verse/Chorus/Verse/Chorus/Bridge/Chorus formula.
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iceagecoming wrote:
B - Wikipedia defines a musical bridge, thus: 'a contrasting section which also prepares for the return of the original material section'.
Typically pop/rock songs follow a Verse/Chorus/Verse/Chorus/Bridge/Chorus formula.
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spenno wrote:
mick7184 wrote:
triggercut wrote:
Corduroy is the best bridge of not only Pearl Jam's catalog, but maybe the best hard rock bridge I've ever heard.
Agreed, I was about to make a post saying Corduroy has my favirote bridge in any song ever.
Corduroy is pretty perfect, bridge n' all.
No Way has a fantastic spacey breakdown, that sorta counts.
Another vote for the instrumental bridge of Light Years/P&G. That bit is the highlight of both songs for me - the band must've been keen on it too, seeing as they kept it pretty much untouched.
Not For You. That's a good 'un.
EVACUATION - Okay, so we all know how much I'm the unofficial cheer squad for this song. But even if you're an Evacuation-hating philistine, you've gotta admit it's got a helluva bridge.
spenno, can we start an evacuation club and wear t shirts?
Corduroy, severed hand.
Also, all of Ten's bridges are horrible. So not well written. "uh, there should be another part here, uh, just do a solo?!" ok!
Post subject: Re: Favourite briudges iun a PJ soung
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 5:32 pm
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Another vote for the instrumental bridge of Light Years/P&G. That bit is the highlight of both songs for me - the band must've been keen on it too, seeing as they kept it pretty much untouched.
that bridge is easily my least favorite part of that song. the part of both of those songs that i don't like.
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Post subject: Re: Favourite briudges iun a PJ soung
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:18 pm
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dkfan9 wrote:
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Another vote for the instrumental bridge of Light Years/P&G. That bit is the highlight of both songs for me - the band must've been keen on it too, seeing as they kept it pretty much untouched.
that bridge is easily my least favorite part of that song. the part of both of those songs that i don't like.
Wow, that's the only part of Light Years I do like!
Post subject: Re: Favourite briudges iun a PJ soung
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 11:54 pm
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iceagecoming wrote:
:lol: You fucker, B.
whaut?
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Post subject: Re: Favourite briudges iun a PJ soung
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 2:01 pm
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what part of porch would be considered the bridge?
probably corduroy. I actually really dislike the in my tree/not for you bridges
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You fucker, B.
