Post subject: Pearl Jam Centered Traditions/Rituals
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 7:07 pm
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What are your PJ traditions/rituals? Tell me. NOW! I personally stop listening to PJ a month before seeing them live & stop following setlists, blackout I call it, so that I can experience the full force of excitement when a gem is pulled out of the closet.
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Every room dedicated to a PJ member, even rooms for those that are not still in the group. I spend 2 hours a day meditating in each room plus light incense and candles. I forgot. Each room has a silicone life sized replica of each member. I cook and bake for them all day. Chatting with each of them they sometimes answer. Im so quite sure. My 8 cats cant stop pissing on Jeff's foot. The parrot pulls hair from Ed's head. Sometimes the dog joins Boom on the keys, howling.
But, generally, no. I dont have any PJ obsessed traditions that I do.
_________________ Last visit was: Wed Dec 31, 1969 7:00 pm It is currently Wed Oct 22, 2008 6:43 am When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power, the World will know Peace. - Jimi Hendrix
Post subject: Re: Pearl Jam Centered Traditions/Rituals
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 8:02 pm
Unthought Known
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Kosmicjelli wrote:
I have a shrine.
Every room dedicated to a PJ member, even rooms for those that are not still in the group. I spend 2 hours a day meditating in each room plus light incense and candles. I forgot. Each room has a silicone life sized replica of each member. I cook and bake for them all day. Chatting with each of them they sometimes answer. Im so quite sure. My 8 cats cant stop pissing on Jeff's foot. The parrot pulls hair from Ed's head. Sometimes the dog joins Boom on the keys, howling.
But, generally, no. I dont have any PJ obsessed traditions that I do.
oddly enough that is the most coherent thing she ever typed.
Every room dedicated to a PJ member, even rooms for those that are not still in the group. I spend 2 hours a day meditating in each room plus light incense and candles. I forgot. Each room has a silicone life sized replica of each member. I cook and bake for them all day. Chatting with each of them they sometimes answer. Im so quite sure. My 8 cats cant stop pissing on Jeff's foot. The parrot pulls hair from Ed's head. Sometimes the dog joins Boom on the keys, howling.
But, generally, no. I dont have any PJ obsessed traditions that I do.
oddly enough that is the most coherent thing she ever typed.
fuck you... lmfao
I laughed hysterically typing this... hell Im keeping myself amused
_________________ Last visit was: Wed Dec 31, 1969 7:00 pm It is currently Wed Oct 22, 2008 6:43 am When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power, the World will know Peace. - Jimi Hendrix
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Post subject: Re: Pearl Jam Centered Traditions/Rituals
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 9:04 pm
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Well when I know a new album comes out, I make sure I'm stocked up on some potent ganj. The day it comes out I go to the store, buy the CD, then drive around the countryside near my house(Litchfield Hills,CT) pumping the CD on my bose car stereo while getting baked....I've done this with every album since Yield.
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Post subject: Re: Pearl Jam Centered Traditions/Rituals
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2011 10:49 am
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Not sure if it's a ritual, but me and my dad always end up listening to Pearl Jam together. No matter what we're doing... in the car, fishing, whatever. I remember times where we didn't speak for like a week or more, and then we suddenly started speaking again because one of us heard the other one listening to a song we like
Post subject: Re: Pearl Jam Centered Traditions/Rituals
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2011 11:10 am
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Post subject: Re: Pearl Jam Centered Traditions/Rituals
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:46 pm
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I have no real traditions or rituals. I'll sometimes wear an RM related t-shirt to a show but that's it. I'll usually relisten to whatever the most recent record is on my trip into the show.
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I personally stop listening to PJ a month before seeing them live & stop following setlists, blackout I call it, so that I can experience the full force of excitement when a gem is pulled out of the closet.
