Showing posts with label Eddie Vedder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eddie Vedder. Show all posts

2/10/22

1/19/21

5/6/20

Vedder Man

She lies and says she's in love with him, 
can't find a Vader man.
She dreams in color, 
she dreams in red, 
can't find a Vader man.
She lies and says she still loves him, 
can't find a Vader man.
She dreams in color, 
she dreams in red, 
can't find a Vader man.

(gift courtesy of Frinkster back in Jan 2018. An old and recycled pun as reused in May 2020)

2/1/20

Original Flow

The elusive/ unreleased / lost original music video to Pearl Jam's Even Flow.

The most badass of all the Pearl Jam songs.
And our personal favorite as well.

Directed by Rocky Schenck in January 31,1992.
Exactly 28 years ago.
Sadly, this was the same music video to have injured Dave Abbruzzese (aka the greatest PJ drummer of all time)'s wrist.
It was left unreleased despite completion because the band ended up hating it.
And for good reasons, because it pales in comparison to this OTHER masterpiece by Josh Taft:

Yes!
The same Josh that Eddie was yelling at the start of the video.

So hurry up and watch the said super-secret music video!
Before it gets taken down yet again.

4/9/17

Vedder Days Ahead


Congratulations Pearl Jam
and more importantly,
Congratulations Eddie Vedder!

The voice of a generation. Even if that voice sounds a little garbled and muffled up at times.
Kudos to David Letterman (or Santa Claus) for giving a splendid introductory speech for the band. Hence this was how we spent our Sunday afternoon, with an induction ceremony and a marathon of our favoritesssst PJ songs.

With songs like:
5. Jeremy

4. Even Flow

3. Animal

A song which was later on spoofed by Parokya Ni Edgar in the song entitled: Alimango.

It still was pretty faithful to the source material since crabs are indeed ANIMALS. Unless we're talking about the VD type of crabs which is an entirely different kind of story all together.
2. Last Kiss

The "oh, where o where" part was from Septimus Winner's Die Deitcher's Dog a popular nursery rhyme with it's German origins. This song was also covered by both
J. Frank Wilson and the Cavaliers:

and
Wednesday:

and our absolute favorite,
1. Daughter
Normal Version:

Sped-up Festival Version:

Behind the Music: