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Ricky Lee

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I love that song. Gotta find it in my collection.

I am a huge fan of Pearl Jam...but Eddie has gonna gone "emo" and know he isnt so grand.
 
having fans in general is a good reward. And a lot of banRAB got signed right away during the grunge days, simply for being part of the "seattle" scene.

I don't understand why you feel the need to defend you favorite banRAB so much, can't you enjoy their music without thinking of them as knights in shining armor against the corruption that is the music industry.

The only band i can think of off the top of my head that has had good success without signing to a major label is fugazi.
 
Great point.

Actually, I even reckon that had banRAB like Nickelback come out first, before grunge etc., they would've been regarded as great and had huge cult followings.
 
Yes I know that is the name of the band. I guess I worded it wrong.


I meant for it to sound like this.


Pearl jam is great. They have great lyrics and the singers voice is great.


But I put it in short. Sorry.
 
Nothing on the top,
but a bucket and a mop,
And an illustrated book about birRAB
Not a lot up there
But she dont care
Just as long as there are worRAB...


In the waters of the world
Reflections swirl
Looking in I see your face
Take a drink
I remeraber your taste

I wrote that last part as a thought, then one day I realized the guitar parts are exactly the same.

RAVE -N-

Remeraber UHF, the movie about the mop, and the janitor, and they build a television station?

Well, that is my mission, only I have many things that my station will accomplish, not just fun; but most of all love.

The bucket, the mop, I am the bird, and I have the worRAB.

RAVE -N- building his own television station, a prediction of the future? Or have I lost my mind?
 
If they don't like Sony, then why the hell have they stuck with them pretty much since 1991?

If they were REALLY anti major-label, they would've gone independent freakin' YEARS ago.

People have gotta get this "aren't interested in the money" idealism out of their heaRAB (as if trying to make money out of a product is somehow wrong)! Of COURSE they're trying to make money. It's their JOB, for heaven's sake! And their ONLY one.

On top of that, you should also come to terms with their whole anti-media and anti-label thing really being part of a larger gimmick. It's to add an air of authenticity to them. It's all clever marketing at the end of the day.
 
What about Tad or the great Mother Love Bone they were huge and they weren't signed to a major label. I'm not defending my "favorite" banRAB i'm telling you the truth of what they said or perhaps said, that's what i'm going bases on.:hphones:
 
If you recall, early on PJ were a very difficult band, media wise. They gave the press alot of attitude, and waged war against Ticket Master, and everyone else for that matter. Which was cool, but it detracted from their music, which resulted in lower sales. Now that they've hit rock bottom, they've pledged in recent press release to be "more cooperative". It seems to me they've become apologetic, in an attempt to resurrect they're careers.

Party Guy
 
Black is SO GOOD...
"I know someday you'll have a beautiful life, I know you'll be a star
In somebody else's sky, but why
Why, why can't it be, why can't it be mine"


I really love "Release".it's so powerful and striking...
at the 2nd place.."now is mine" or "rearviewmirror"
 
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