If anyone has this album or plans on getting this album....a song on the first disk of both sides of the gun called "Picture in a Frame" has a song with the little ditty after inside job worked into it in a few places... great song!..

and a song called Get it like you like it... has a line in it that says "the keep telling me that jesus walked on water , he shoulda surfed." refrences to ed..

im sure there are more in there.. havent gotten to them yet.
double disk.. very good and nice packaging too.. it' s a good buy.

How is that an Ed reference?
Terrible lyric, btw.

are you comparing ed to jesus?

did i write it ?? , if your bored crawl up somene else's ass , dont shoot the messenger.

i'm not crawling up your ass, but when mr. harper wrote these lyrics do you really think he had eddie vedder in mind>?

is eddie thanked in the liner notes?

i woudnt doubt it... harper is a big fan and i dont think its impossible for him to reference ed in any of his songs either

good question..just got the album today....... .. i dont see any thanks to....."picture in the frame is a no doubt about it though"

it looks like PJ put that diddy on the end of their album towards ben ..or did ben write something off that little diddy from PJ... chicken or egg ?

You're nuts.

We had the best time at your party. The wife and I thank you very much.

there's hardly any grounds to jump to such a conclusion from that line

im not saying its impossible either, im saying he's referencing surfing, not eddie vedder.

not related to Ed at all, Ben is a huge surfer himself, long before he met Mr. Vedder

oh yeah, and that lyric is horrendous, and the song itself is quite bad as well

also, Inside Job was written well after Picture In A Frame

ben's lyrics are great and he has no bad songs. imo of course. hahha

ahem... as a LONG time fan of Ben's, i gotta disagree, he has PLENTY of bad songs, the worst of which being Bring The Funk

yep.

furthermore, Harper is far too spiritual to reference Ed as Jesus... thanks for the laugh, though

furtherfurthermore, the "Jesus should've surfed" line is probably about as bad as any lyric NSYNC ever wrote (or had written for them)

Maybe it is because we had to spend the weekend in the Message Pit, but this has an Ashton Kutcher referencing Glorified G feel to it.

100% absolutely no way that lyric is about Ed Vedder.

You're stretching it, man. An obvious reference in Picture in a Frame is Tom Waits, who wrote a song by the same name. And I'm not the into the new Ben Harper album.