Pearl Jam — Man Of The Hour
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Tidal waves don't beg forgiveness, crashed and on their way
Father he enjoyed collisions, others walked away
A snowflake falls in may
And the doors are open now as the bells are ringing out
'Cause the man of the hour is taking his final bow, goodbye for now
Nature has its own religion, gospel from the land
Father ruled by long division, young men they pretend
Old men comprehend.
And the sky breaks at dawn, shedding light upon this town, they'll all come 'round
Cause the man of the hour is taking his final bow, goodye for now
And the road the old man paved
The broken seams along the way
The rusted signs, left just for me
He was guiding me, Love, his own way
Now the man of the hour is taking his final bow
As the curtain comes down I feel that this is just goodbye for now
Father he enjoyed collisions, others walked away
A snowflake falls in may
And the doors are open now as the bells are ringing out
'Cause the man of the hour is taking his final bow, goodbye for now
Nature has its own religion, gospel from the land
Father ruled by long division, young men they pretend
Old men comprehend.
And the sky breaks at dawn, shedding light upon this town, they'll all come 'round
Cause the man of the hour is taking his final bow, goodye for now
And the road the old man paved
The broken seams along the way
The rusted signs, left just for me
He was guiding me, Love, his own way
Now the man of the hour is taking his final bow
As the curtain comes down I feel that this is just goodbye for now
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Meh...
Hippostar wrote:
Clear Channel is still here. just has a new name ... I ♥ Radio.
mjbaumann wrote:
There is always Clear Channel...Free on your FM Dial
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for over 10 years.
There is always Clear Channel...Free on your FM Dial
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for over 10 years.
Clear Channel is still here. just has a new name ... I ♥ Radio.
Pretty good movie. RP intorduced it to me years ago after it came out
always a place at my dinner table for Eddie.
the only Pearl Jam i can bear, but this one is really good
Hippostar wrote:
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for almost 10 years.
Correction: https://clearchanneloutdoor.com still exists. However, the streaming audio service does not.
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for almost 10 years.
Correction: https://clearchanneloutdoor.com still exists. However, the streaming audio service does not.
scottc wrote:
Another movie with a good sound track; “Reign On Me” breaks me up with every viewing.
Instead of a song comment, a movie comment: Big Fish is one of my all time favorites. A movie that can be watched multiple times and depending on where you're at, it can tear / tear you up.
Try it out sometime if you've exhausted your Netflix To Watch list.
Another movie with a good sound track; “Reign On Me” breaks me up with every viewing.
Excellent Tune! But, not one of their best.
Hippostar wrote:
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for almost 10 years.
Thank God!!
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for almost 10 years.
Thank God!!
LizK wrote:
Wrong movie.
The authorities have towed away the bus. I guess, too much tourista.
Wrong movie.
mjbaumann wrote:
There is always Clear Channel...Free on your FM Dial
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for over 10 years.
There is always Clear Channel...Free on your FM Dial
No, there isn't. Clear Channel hasn't existed for over 10 years.
jmpnbob wrote:
There is always Clear Channel...Free on your FM Dial
I pay into RP...PSD not working lately
There is always Clear Channel...Free on your FM Dial
LizK wrote:
Non-Sequitur?
The authorities have towed away the bus. I guess, too much tourista.
Non-Sequitur?
Great tune!
Proclivities wrote:
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
I always thought a Guantanamera was a 2000 lb. Italian female horse.
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
I always thought a Guantanamera was a 2000 lb. Italian female horse.
I had never heard of the movie Big Fish until I heard this song on RP. I immediately watched it, then watched it again. Great movie, great song. Thanks RP!!
turn it up and increase your rating!! 
I love this song. So beautiful!!!
Egctheow wrote:
Funny, educational and humble posts you two! Good job guys (hey now....I tried to type 'gals' but a squiggly red line came up....)
I'm gonna go 7 to 8 on this....based mostly on the strength of the movie....Long Live RP!!
Proclivities wrote:
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
Thanks, I gathered that. The point I was trying to make is that if you type in La Jagua, or Cainamera or Boqueron, other small places in Cuba, you're getting the squiggles. So Guantanamo is not getting it probably as it became notorious for the reasons we all know about. Unless widely known and identified as such by the spell checker, geographical names will get the squiggles :-)
And what prompted my comment was just the collision (and collisions are good sometimes) between what I was feeling about "Guantanamera" and the suggestion offered to replace it. I wasn't implying there was any intention underlying this. Just highlighting the fact that I thought the world might be a better place with Guantanamera being more well-known than Guantanamo.
And on a more personal note, it's nice chatting with you as I quite enjoy reading your comments and witty replies :-)
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
Thanks, I gathered that. The point I was trying to make is that if you type in La Jagua, or Cainamera or Boqueron, other small places in Cuba, you're getting the squiggles. So Guantanamo is not getting it probably as it became notorious for the reasons we all know about. Unless widely known and identified as such by the spell checker, geographical names will get the squiggles :-)
And what prompted my comment was just the collision (and collisions are good sometimes) between what I was feeling about "Guantanamera" and the suggestion offered to replace it. I wasn't implying there was any intention underlying this. Just highlighting the fact that I thought the world might be a better place with Guantanamera being more well-known than Guantanamo.
And on a more personal note, it's nice chatting with you as I quite enjoy reading your comments and witty replies :-)
Funny, educational and humble posts you two! Good job guys (hey now....I tried to type 'gals' but a squiggly red line came up....)
I'm gonna go 7 to 8 on this....based mostly on the strength of the movie....Long Live RP!!
Proclivities wrote:
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
Thanks, I gathered that. The point I was trying to make is that if you type in La Jagua, or Cainamera or Boqueron, other small places in Cuba, you're getting the squiggles. So Guantanamo is not getting it probably as it became notorious for the reasons we all know about. Unless widely known and identified as such by the spell checker, geographical names will get the squiggles :-)
And what prompted my comment was just the collision (and collisions are good sometimes) between what I was feeling about "Guantanamera" and the suggestion offered to replace it. I wasn't implying there was any intention underlying this. Just highlighting the fact that I thought the world might be a better place with Guantanamera being more well-known than Guantanamo.
And on a more personal note, it's nice chatting with you as I quite enjoy reading your comments and witty replies :-)
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
Thanks, I gathered that. The point I was trying to make is that if you type in La Jagua, or Cainamera or Boqueron, other small places in Cuba, you're getting the squiggles. So Guantanamo is not getting it probably as it became notorious for the reasons we all know about. Unless widely known and identified as such by the spell checker, geographical names will get the squiggles :-)
And what prompted my comment was just the collision (and collisions are good sometimes) between what I was feeling about "Guantanamera" and the suggestion offered to replace it. I wasn't implying there was any intention underlying this. Just highlighting the fact that I thought the world might be a better place with Guantanamera being more well-known than Guantanamo.
And on a more personal note, it's nice chatting with you as I quite enjoy reading your comments and witty replies :-)
Egctheow wrote:
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
Love this song. And I also agree with some of you guys that the film is just great.
What's reality at the end of the day? The stories were all true even though unreal!
Yep, kind of film that has your chin trembling a bit, a mist in your eyes. I notice that this is getting worse (or better?) as I'm watching some of these films with my kids.
The same thing happened (misty eyes and wobbly chin) the other day when I put Pete Seeger's Guantanamera on for them to listen to.
Weird isn't it?
P.S. What a F**ed up world we're living in!! The spellchecker has the squiggly red line for Guantanamera, and when right-clicking, it suggests "Guantanamo"!! Just horrible!!
What's reality at the end of the day? The stories were all true even though unreal!
Yep, kind of film that has your chin trembling a bit, a mist in your eyes. I notice that this is getting worse (or better?) as I'm watching some of these films with my kids.
The same thing happened (misty eyes and wobbly chin) the other day when I put Pete Seeger's Guantanamera on for them to listen to.
Weird isn't it?
P.S. What a F**ed up world we're living in!! The spellchecker has the squiggly red line for Guantanamera, and when right-clicking, it suggests "Guantanamo"!! Just horrible!!
Relax, man; there's not a conspiracy afoot. "Guantanamera" gets a squiggly red line because it is not an English word or a geographical word. Roughly translated it means a female from the Guantanamo area of Cuba.
Love this song. And I also agree with some of you guys that the film is just great.
What's reality at the end of the day? The stories were all true even though unreal!
Yep, kind of film that has your chin trembling a bit, a mist in your eyes. I notice that this is getting worse (or better?) as I'm watching some of these films with my kids.
The same thing happened (misty eyes and wobbly chin) the other day when I put Pete Seeger's Guantanamera on for them to listen to.
Weird isn't it?
P.S. What a F**ed up world we're living in!! The spellchecker has the squiggly red line for Guantanamera, and when right-clicking, it suggests "Guantanamo"!! Just horrible!!
What's reality at the end of the day? The stories were all true even though unreal!
Yep, kind of film that has your chin trembling a bit, a mist in your eyes. I notice that this is getting worse (or better?) as I'm watching some of these films with my kids.
The same thing happened (misty eyes and wobbly chin) the other day when I put Pete Seeger's Guantanamera on for them to listen to.
Weird isn't it?
P.S. What a F**ed up world we're living in!! The spellchecker has the squiggly red line for Guantanamera, and when right-clicking, it suggests "Guantanamo"!! Just horrible!!
Grog wrote:
I totally agree !
Beautiful song.
I totally agree !
jmpnbob wrote:
Ask for your money back
I pay into RP...PSD not working lately
Ask for your money back
All this ragging on a band that is super-la-tive live. The PJ satellite radio station that plays only official and bootlegs (no studio tracks) of their live shows is off.the.charts good. Eddie gives it his all.
baylees wrote:
Hey, I actually made out a few of the words. Uh, I think.
I dig the marbles in the mouth sound of the singer.
Hey, I actually made out a few of the words. Uh, I think.
Emwolb wrote:
Never knew Cyanera but I miss him/her based on your re-postings....thank you Lazarus for sharing and keeping the memory of Cyanera current
Never knew her either, just from reading the reposts of her statements here. Still touched me with her way of seeing the good and divine in the little things in life. We could all do that more often.
Never knew Cyanera but I miss him/her based on your re-postings....thank you Lazarus for sharing and keeping the memory of Cyanera current
Never knew her either, just from reading the reposts of her statements here. Still touched me with her way of seeing the good and divine in the little things in life. We could all do that more often.
I pay into RP...PSD not working lately
Thank F*** for singers with Eddie Vedder's depth of feeling and truthful delivery.
mrgus wrote:
Amen. Please stop singing, Eddie.
I don't know why they bug me, but they do. I don't know why, they just do.
Amen. Please stop singing, Eddie.
lemmoth wrote:
To you maybe, my friend, but to me and many many others, this is sublime....
Peace
Sublime to me also.
To you maybe, my friend, but to me and many many others, this is sublime....
Peace
Sublime to me also.
scottc wrote:
Yes, it is an excellent film.
Instead of a song comment, a movie comment: Big Fish is one of my all time favorites. A movie that can be watched multiple times and depending on where you're at, it can tear / tear you up.
Try it out sometime if you've exhausted your Netflix To Watch list.
Try it out sometime if you've exhausted your Netflix To Watch list.
Yes, it is an excellent film.
Instead of a song comment, a movie comment: Big Fish is one of my all time favorites. A movie that can be watched multiple times and depending on where you're at, it can tear / tear you up.
Try it out sometime if you've exhausted your Netflix To Watch list.
Try it out sometime if you've exhausted your Netflix To Watch list.
Love this song.
Cynaera wrote:
....this is just goodbye for now....
Thank you Cynaera,
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
....this is just goodbye for now....
Thank you Cynaera,
I like Pearl Jam covers because they are generally good songs untarnished by Eddie Vedder groaning all over them.
I dig the marbles in the mouth sound of the singer. But some how he reminds me of the guy at the other end of a Mcdonalds burger drive through speaker.Muffeled mumbled nearly incomprehensible
Cynaera wrote:
Another time to pause and take note of the power music has on our fellow travelers — and not everyone in the same way, or the same music — and to remember to be considerate in our comments. I'm not always, but I will try to be. Thanks, Cynaera, for the reminder.
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
Another time to pause and take note of the power music has on our fellow travelers — and not everyone in the same way, or the same music — and to remember to be considerate in our comments. I'm not always, but I will try to be. Thanks, Cynaera, for the reminder.
Cynaera wrote:
Lazarus wrote:
miss you so much, Cynaera...
I love that you know how to find her quotes...
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
Lazarus wrote:
miss you so much, Cynaera...
I love that you know how to find her quotes...
PSD, stat!
Lazarus wrote:
miss you so much, Cynaera...
Never knew Cyanera but I miss him/her based on your re-postings....thank you Lazarus for sharing and keeping the memory of Cyanera current
miss you so much, Cynaera...
Never knew Cyanera but I miss him/her based on your re-postings....thank you Lazarus for sharing and keeping the memory of Cyanera current
mrgus wrote:
This ^^
I don't know why they bug me, but they do. I don't know why, they just do.
This ^^
mrgus wrote:
I don't know why they bug me, but they do. I don't know why, they just do.
Amen. That droney voice of his just grates. I tell you one thing, this man has to go down in history as one helluva good lyricist, not to mention a deep and soulful thinker and singer.
Love it.
Love it.
Cynaera wrote:
miss you so much, Cynaera...
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
miss you so much, Cynaera...
d-don wrote:
Thanks for writing this. We played this song at my dad's wake, and it was perfect.
Your welcome. I lost a few loved ones last year. Music can be a wonderful remembrace. Peace.
Thanks for writing this. We played this song at my dad's wake, and it was perfect.
Your welcome. I lost a few loved ones last year. Music can be a wonderful remembrace. Peace.
This never fails to draw the tears. Scenes of my dad every time. Thanks.
I don't know why they bug me, but they do. I don't know why, they just do.
Thank you! for each and every Pj song!!! and all the rest ...great music!
lemmoth wrote:
To you maybe, my friend, but to me and many many others, this is sublime....
Peace
Thanks for writing this. We played this song at my dad's wake, and it was perfect.
To you maybe, my friend, but to me and many many others, this is sublime....
Peace
Thanks for writing this. We played this song at my dad's wake, and it was perfect.
pearl jam really sucks, but this is a great movie.
Byronape wrote:
I've seen her mentioned in the past tense a few different times... I'm really sad to hear that she left us, we messaged back and forth a couple times.
Does anyone know what happened?
I've seen her mentioned in the past tense a few different times... I'm really sad to hear that she left us, we messaged back and forth a couple times.
Does anyone know what happened?
According to this obituary Cynaera (Ann) suffered from a subdural hematoma. There's a forum thread dedicated to her.
Even though I didn't know her in person, her comments really seemed to convey her personality. To see them being bumped up makes me think that the internet creates some kind of immortality. I think it's great as long as you're remembered for the right reasons.
sirdroseph wrote:
To you maybe, my friend, but to me and many many others, this is sublime....
Peace
God this is bad.
To you maybe, my friend, but to me and many many others, this is sublime....
Peace
ziakut wrote:
I'm hoping her wishes were honored. You are missed Cynaera.
I've seen her mentioned in the past tense a few different times... I'm really sad to hear that she left us, we messaged back and forth a couple times.
Does anyone know what happened?
I'm hoping her wishes were honored. You are missed Cynaera.
I've seen her mentioned in the past tense a few different times... I'm really sad to hear that she left us, we messaged back and forth a couple times.
Does anyone know what happened?
Cynaera wrote:
I'm hoping her wishes were honored. You are missed Cynaera.
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
I'm hoping her wishes were honored. You are missed Cynaera.
I don't like Pearl Jam, I know to pronounce a kind of blasphemy, but...
Fantastic song. Had listened to it over the weekend off the Live at Benaroya Hall LP.
Ditto...
oldsaxon wrote:
Well said.
oldsaxon wrote:
Well said.
Beautiful song.
PA1749 wrote:
Well said.
I love Eddie and Pearl Jam for creating paths through the places where I thought I would surely journey alone.
Well said.
I love Eddie and Pearl Jam for creating paths through the places where I thought I would surely journey alone.
Cynaera wrote:
Never mind the cremation, which is an awful waste of energy and materials. Just stick my body into a cardboard coffin and plant a tree on top. Might as well recycle valuable nutrients and put a little something back.
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained
Never mind the cremation, which is an awful waste of energy and materials. Just stick my body into a cardboard coffin and plant a tree on top. Might as well recycle valuable nutrients and put a little something back.
Cynaera wrote:
Wait a second! Rats wear spats???????
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
Wait a second! Rats wear spats???????
At 56, I can relate to this song, and to this film.
johnjconn wrote:
I think I know what you mean and I assume it has nothing to do with American Sign Language or "Jiggle Bells". I like this tune, but more in connection with the film.
Eddie can sign Jiggle Bells and it would be interesting
I think I know what you mean and I assume it has nothing to do with American Sign Language or "Jiggle Bells". I like this tune, but more in connection with the film. sirdroseph wrote:
good point....i've decieded to lower my rating to a 6 from 8. his new album sucks, too
God this is bad.
good point....i've decieded to lower my rating to a 6 from 8. his new album sucks, too
God this is bad.
what a gem. i have this album at home, but haven't played it for years. totally forgot this was on there. thanks bill!
james_of_tucson wrote:
You are a zombie? Cool!
.
I've been accused of worse.
You are a zombie? Cool!
.
I've been accused of worse.
KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I liked this to be played at my funeral.
You are a zombie? Cool!
I liked this to be played at my funeral.
You are a zombie? Cool!
johnjconn wrote:
Haaaa - so true!
Eddie can sign Jiggle Bells and it would be interesting
Haaaa - so true!
I'm loving Pearl Jam more with every song I discover. This one has me in tears... When I die, I don't want a funeral. Cremate me, scatter my ashes in Lamoille Canyon and save a handful to plant with a new garden that must be maintained (although if I'm dead, I won't know whether a garden ever got planted, so I'm counting a lot on trust here.)
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
This stupid song prompted me to confront my brother with what to do with our parents' ashes (yes, we still have them.) After much discussion, we decided that the rest of the family (a sister, a niece, a nephew) won't give a rat's spats what we do with the ashes because they each got their little half-a-cup full of ash to do with what they wanted. (Gruesome and creepy, really.)
So - bro and I decided that once the growing season is over and stuff is due to be cut back, we'll rototill the garden area, plant our parents' ashes (sans containers) in a special place in the garden, and then have a stepping-stone to mark the place. If their ashes enhance the soil, great. If they don't, it's still good, because Mom and Dad lived in this house for over 40 years, so it's their ground. They should be laid to rest where they were most at home - at home.
I hate Pearl Jam for making me go into this before I was ready.... I love Pearl Jam for the same reason.
AMH wrote:
Is it morbid to put your whole funeral playlist together?
Absolutely not! Many cultures hold that making friends with the fact of your death is essential to embracing life. Sounds healthy to me. Leo Kottke's Pink Christmas is on my memento mori list. Just caught PJ at Jazzfest, but always been pretty underwhelmed - and this was no exception.I just watched this film and hearing this song at the end was so perfect. What a voice he has.
musikalia wrote:
Yeah, and then I'd kick 'em in the gut.
Eddie Vedder ruins PJ, which is otherwise a good band.
I don't like most of their stuff, but even the ones I like (like this one) are annoying to listen to b/c of his voice.
So spot on!!!
Yeah, and then I'd kick 'em in the gut.
Eddie Vedder ruins PJ, which is otherwise a good band.
I don't like most of their stuff, but even the ones I like (like this one) are annoying to listen to b/c of his voice.
So spot on!!!Nice! I give it a 7 , or 8?
dpath2o wrote:
Bird
.......Did we win!
Dodo 
Bird
.......Did we win! stub30 wrote:
Of course, this is a Pearl Jam song, with the whole band joining in and playing, in the same style to be found throughout their work. Side by side with their hard and fast rocking are their slow and easy songs, so well chronicled i the "down" side of their greatest hits LP.
Check it out people who like Eddie but not the band.
Like many who have commented, I am not a big Pearl Jam fan, but I really love this song and loved Eddie Vedder's solo work on the movie "Into the Wild".
Of course, this is a Pearl Jam song, with the whole band joining in and playing, in the same style to be found throughout their work. Side by side with their hard and fast rocking are their slow and easy songs, so well chronicled i the "down" side of their greatest hits LP.
Check it out people who like Eddie but not the band.
KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I liked this to be played at my funeral.
Is it morbid to put your whole funeral playlist together?
I liked this to be played at my funeral.
Is it morbid to put your whole funeral playlist together?
Like many who have commented, I am not a big Pearl Jam fan, but I really love this song and loved Eddie Vedder's solo work on the movie "Into the Wild".
wandersahn wrote:
I liked this to be played at my funeral.
Once you put this song with the movie, you will never hear it the same way again. Its tough to listen to without getting emotional.
I liked this to be played at my funeral.
strange_brew00 wrote:
here it is...
i like pearl jam's music, and hate eddie vedder, but like eddie vedder's solo stuff more than pj's (which makes me hate eddie vedder even more). yeah, that's right.
side note: i sold all my pearl jam albums about 5 years ago after a super b.s. pearl jam concert, and still would never buy a p.j. or e.v. album ever again based solely on that show. never bought e.v. solo album in the first place. i'll even go one further and say: f temple of the dog. i dig temple of the dog, and cornell is my favorite rock singer ever, but e.v. is bitch.
end of rant.
The most amazing statement in here is abou a super b.s. pearl jam concert. I've been to dozens. Fact_ They are the BEST LIVE BAND ALIVE.
here it is...
i like pearl jam's music, and hate eddie vedder, but like eddie vedder's solo stuff more than pj's (which makes me hate eddie vedder even more). yeah, that's right.
side note: i sold all my pearl jam albums about 5 years ago after a super b.s. pearl jam concert, and still would never buy a p.j. or e.v. album ever again based solely on that show. never bought e.v. solo album in the first place. i'll even go one further and say: f temple of the dog. i dig temple of the dog, and cornell is my favorite rock singer ever, but e.v. is bitch.
end of rant.
The most amazing statement in here is abou a super b.s. pearl jam concert. I've been to dozens. Fact_ They are the BEST LIVE BAND ALIVE.
Many of the comments below are so like a bunch of bickering children. Good grief!
Grizzly_old_man wrote:
It's strange but I can almost instantly tell when a tune is Pearl Jam and almost instantly dislike it.
I really have given them every chance I can but really just don't like them.
Strangely enough I do like some of Eddy Vetters solo stuff.
here it is...
i like pearl jam's music, and hate eddie vedder, but like eddie vedder's solo stuff more than pj's (which makes me hate eddie vedder even more). yeah, that's right.
side note: i sold all my pearl jam albums about 5 years ago after a super b.s. pearl jam concert, and still would never buy a p.j. or e.v. album ever again based solely on that show. never bought e.v. solo album in the first place. i'll even go one further and say: f temple of the dog. i dig temple of the dog, and cornell is my favorite rock singer ever, but e.v. is bitch.
end of rant.
Grizzly_old_man wrote:
It's strange but I can almost instantly tell when a tune is Pearl Jam and almost instantly dislike it.
I really have given them every chance I can but really just don't like them.
Strangely enough I do like some of Eddy Vetters solo stuff.
get out of my head
big_gare wrote:
Pretty cool song from a very under-rated movie. I loved "Big Fish!" Danny Elfman actually found the original creepy "hillbilly banjo player" from the film Deliverance and cast him in a cameo in Big Fish. A few others, too.
luv eddie and pj, but the movie was actually a disappointment to me, and I was looking forward to it. Too disjointed and muddled for my taste, and I do like alot of Tim Burton's stuff, but this one was a miss, I'm afraid.
It's strange but I can almost instantly tell when a tune is Pearl Jam and almost instantly dislike it.
I really have given them every chance I can but really just don't like them.
Strangely enough I do like some of Eddy Vetters solo stuff.
Once you put this song with the movie, you will never hear it the same way again. Its tough to listen to without getting emotional.
Pretty cool song from a very under-rated movie. I loved "Big Fish!" Danny Elfman actually found the original creepy "hillbilly banjo player" from the film Deliverance and cast him in a cameo in Big Fish. A few others, too.
musikalia wrote:
Yeah, and then I'd kick 'em in the gut.
Eddie Vedder ruins PJ, which is otherwise a good band.
I don't like most of their stuff, but even the ones I like (like this one) are annoying to listen to b/c of his voice.
Cry/whine much?
alanthecowboy wrote:
Usually I like PJ, but at times like this I wonder who told Eddie he could sing. I'd love to punch that person in the nose.
Yeah, and then I'd kick 'em in the gut.
Eddie Vedder ruins PJ, which is otherwise a good band.
I don't like most of their stuff, but even the ones I like (like this one) are annoying to listen to b/c of his voice.
I really and truly dislike Pearl Jam but I have to come clean and admit that I dig this song. Good movie, too.
Dodo
alanthecowboy wrote:
Usually I like PJ, but at times like this I wonder who told Eddie he could sing. I'd love to punch that person in the nose. Maybe Eddie too...
Duuude...you are being so undude :-)Maybe you could just issue them a warning instead :-)
p.s. a 3 from me
Beautiful movie.
Rockso wrote:
I don't like Pearl Jam, but this is a great song!
and a great movie!
Usually I like PJ, but at times like this I wonder who told Eddie he could sing. I'd love to punch that person in the nose. Maybe Eddie too...
Big Fish was a beautiful movie!
What a great unappreciated movie! Back to Pearl Jam, not a bad song for them...nice segue from BRMC
rock on!
forever
a nice song for sunday morning...
look forward to seing pearl jam for the second time in two years,
this summer's feel is already drawing smiles on my face
have a great day everyone...
freddyfender wrote:
I hope my boys feel this way about me when the time comes to venture into the great unknown.
And I hope I succeeded in fathering a daughter with this much talent to express it so well.
I don't like Pearl Jam, but this is a great song!
and a great movie!
I dig it the most.
bokey wrote:
When they are bad they are sooooo bad.
Consistently
When they are bad they are sooooo bad.
8 on lyrics alone.
Great movie. I don't remember this song in it, but can imagine that it would be more fitting in the movie than here at my desk at work.
-5.
I hope my boys feel this way about me when the time comes to venture into the great unknown.
overrated dreck
No, it is looking for its apostrophe.
raelic wrote: 
The cutting room floor called, it wants it's song back.
The cutting room floor called, it wants it's song back.Man, yesterday i was thinking about this song, and now i'm listening in RADIOPARADISE, its incredible!!
I love this song.
Best regards from Brazil to all folks
jeremydgreat wrote:
So I just map.google'd Paradise CA... hmmm. Right along the 5 in the middle of the state... doesn't that mean desert?
Well anyway, I guess I'll have to wait until it's light to see the webcam shot. 
All I know is that when you drive the 5 from LA to San Fran... it's anything but paradise. hehe
I got my degree in computer operating systems at CSU Chico just down the hill from Paradise. One of America's first great microbreweries, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, started in Paradise. It's a beautiful place with snowy winters and pine trees in the foothills of the mountain range. Paradise is in Butte county, which makes it a spectacular drive up the mountain with all those flat bluffs. (a butte is a flat-topped mountain).
All I know is that when you drive the 5 from LA to San Fran... it's anything but paradise. hehealways enjoy hearing this song.
The cutting room floor called, it wants it's song back.Mugro wrote:
So boooooorrrrriiiiinnnnnggggg!! Please wake me when it is over....
Ok, wake up, I'm Rover. ;-)
Hard to get excited about this one. For obvious reasons.
So I just map.google'd Paradise CA... hmmm. Right along the 5 in the middle of the state... doesn't that mean desert?
Well anyway, I guess I'll have to wait until it's light to see the webcam shot. :sunny.gif: All I know is that when you drive the 5 from LA to San Fran... it's anything but paradise. hehe
Wow! I'm in general not a Pearl Jam fan, but this one is realy good. Very very enjoyable.
This (again) proves that it is worth listening to every song of any group before blindly rating it - high or low.
I'm unexpectedly impressed.
Father ruled by long division, young men they pretend
Old men comprehend.
You look around at the state of things these days and ain't it funny? Isn't it a giggle? This song could be a background score to all the hurricanes, the politics, the global wars and nuttiness that is our existence today.