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i don’t think they ever were. i always hated them.Is Pearl Jam still relevant?
You spelt great wrongYou have $#!t taste in music
You have $#!t taste in music
Yeah, they still suck.I worked with them briefly years ago. I was an apprentice film editor in my early twenties. We were just finishing up the locked cut of Tim Burton’s “Big Fish” and the studio was looking to have Pearl Jam write and record a song for the end credits. I always thought it was an odd combo but somebody wanted it and I got to fly to Seattle with the work print to screen it for them. At that point in time I was deep into hardcore and thought Pearl Jam was lame and soft. I wanted to hate them. The problem was once I met them and screened the film for them I couldn’t hate them. I was just some kid who was prob in over my head meeting with them and they couldn’t have been nicer more down to earth guys. Mike McCready and Stone Gossard in particular. Gossard skated to the theater. We spent several hours in an empty theater talking about the movie, skateboarding, music, etc. They’re a band I almost never think of playing, but will always appreciate them as people.
I’ve heard that a lot, that they’re wonderful people.I worked with them briefly years ago. I was an apprentice film editor in my early twenties. We were just finishing up the locked cut of Tim Burton’s “Big Fish” and the studio was looking to have Pearl Jam write and record a song for the end credits. I always thought it was an odd combo but somebody wanted it and I got to fly to Seattle with the work print to screen it for them. At that point in time I was deep into hardcore and thought Pearl Jam was lame and soft. I wanted to hate them. The problem was once I met them and screened the film for them I couldn’t hate them. I was just some kid who was prob in over my head meeting with them and they couldn’t have been nicer more down to earth guys. Mike McCready and Stone Gossard in particular. Gossard skated to the theater. We spent several hours in an empty theater talking about the movie, skateboarding, music, etc. They’re a band I almost never think of playing, but will always appreciate them as people.
You may not have liked them, but to say they weren’t relevant in the mid-90’s is asinine.i don’t think they ever were. i always hated them.
'Can't Find The Butter Man' will always be relevant and is one of the greatest songs ever written.and I hate singers who sing out of the side of their mouth and do a fake voice.