For the longest time. I couldn’t bring myself to like this era of Pj. Probably down to some weird expectation that every record would be a carbon copy of Ten.
Seeing them play Yield in its entirety opened me up to all of that; specifically No Code, Yield, and Binaural. “In My Tree” is a legit top 10 PJ track for me.
I wrote about it somewhere, but my son and I were in the middle of nowhere WI on the way to one of his games when “Hail Hail” came on. Very nice surprise and somehow made a shitty drive just a little better.
I'm glad you've come around to this era, as I think that while different from their beginnings, it's much better than anything that has come after with the exception of 2006's ST. I don't know why Yield is my favorite PJ album, something about the unexplainable airiness to it while having warm, slick production.
Agree 100% on "In My Tree" and I know I'd be stoked to hear "Hail Hail" organically on the radio these days!
For the longest time. I couldn’t bring myself to like this era of Pj. Probably down to some weird expectation that every record would be a carbon copy of Ten.
Seeing them play Yield in its entirety opened me up to all of that; specifically No Code, Yield, and Binaural. “In My Tree” is a legit top 10 PJ track for me.
I wrote about it somewhere, but my son and I were in the middle of nowhere WI on the way to one of his games when “Hail Hail” came on. Very nice surprise and somehow made a shitty drive just a little better.
I'm glad you've come around to this era, as I think that while different from their beginnings, it's much better than anything that has come after with the exception of 2006's ST. I don't know why Yield is my favorite PJ album, something about the unexplainable airiness to it while having warm, slick production.
Agree 100% on "In My Tree" and I know I'd be stoked to hear "Hail Hail" organically on the radio these days!
Memory serves me that you collected Pearl Jam LIVE CD's like you used to collect baseball cards
Ha, this is TRUE.