par nono_thing_man » Ven Juil 23, 2010 11:15 am
4cordes a écrit :("vous devriez écouter Pearl Jam en rentrant chez vous après votre travail qui n'est pas facile, c'est un très bon groupe de rock, les clients en sont très contents")
par Jezus » Ven Juil 23, 2010 10:28 pm
par JP Lakers Fan » Ven Juil 23, 2010 10:44 pm
Jezus a écrit :Surement déjà dit, mais un gros morceau de Unthought Known pendant l'intro de Flash Forward épisode 8.
par Denis » Ven Juil 23, 2010 10:49 pm
JP Lakers Fan a écrit :Jezus a écrit :Surement déjà dit, mais un gros morceau de Unthought Known pendant l'intro de Flash Forward épisode 8.
oui déjà dit mais ça fait toujours sacrement plaisir d'entendre du PJ à la lélé française, d'ailleurs bien sympa cette série
par Ergie » Ven Juil 23, 2010 11:55 pm
par Hub. » Sam Juil 24, 2010 6:58 am
par Jezus » Sam Juil 24, 2010 8:56 am
Denis a écrit :JP Lakers Fan a écrit :Jezus a écrit :Surement déjà dit, mais un gros morceau de Unthought Known pendant l'intro de Flash Forward épisode 8.
oui déjà dit mais ça fait toujours sacrement plaisir d'entendre du PJ à la lélé française, d'ailleurs bien sympa cette série
j'ai arrêté après une dizaine d'épisodes, je me demande bien comment ça finit, tiens, l'idée de base était sympa... dommage que les personnages et acteurs étaient exécrables...
par Ergie » Sam Juil 24, 2010 12:22 pm
Mcready1 a écrit :En vidéo ?
Je ne me souviens pas y avoir vu de caméras.
par Hub. » Sam Juil 24, 2010 1:47 pm
par XWayne » Dim Juil 25, 2010 11:38 pm
par Samoa » Mar Juil 27, 2010 11:43 am
BONO: I'm a huge fan of the Pearl Jam organization, of what you might call the culture around the group. They exist entirely unto themselves. They don't depend on the media, don't depend on the radio. They'll be around for as long as they wish to be.
... There's only 3 other bands on the planet that have the talent and the mystique to change the world with music. Radiohead, REM, and Pearl Jam.
CHRIS CORNELL: Pearl Jam is better than any other band almost in history to have had that kind of enormous success, they dealt with it really eloquently. I think that set a great example to other musicians that, you know what, you can actually control the media spotlight. I think they stayed vital. The records they made didn't necessarily appeal to the same number of fans who were into Ten, but they appealed to a lot of people. They sold millions of records without having to make videos and without having to do an overhyped press campaign for each record.
SCOTT WEILAND: The way they've gone about with their career reminds me a lot of Neil Young. It's like they're saying 'This is what we're gonna do and if you dont like it we really don't give a shit'
...There's always been a media created feud between our band and theres and it's just plain bullshit. There's some beautiful people in that band. They're very magical, which is rare in today's music world.
NANCY WILSON (Heart): I think the best concert i ever saw in my life was Pearl Jam last year (2000).
KURT COBAIN: We've never had a fight ever. I just have always hated their band. I didn't consider him a person that I really like. We've had a few conversations on the phone and he's a person I really like. You know, I really like him. He's a really nice person.
I didn't like him then when I was talking sh** about him all the time. Well now I can appreciate him. I realize that the same people that like our band like their band. So why create some kind of feud over something as trite as that?
PETE TOWNSHEND (The Who): Probably one of the most honest bands i've ever seen.
PETE SAMPRAS (90's №1 Tennis Player): The only person that I have met, that I have ever been in awe of, is Eddie Vedder.
I got the chance to spend time with them two years ago in New York. I was in town for the US OPEN. They're very grounded guys. They don't have any of the attitude that i see when i watch these Behind the Music shows on television.
BRIAN MARSHALL (Creed): ..I never ever said that Pearl Jam sucked.
ANTHONY KIEDIS: They're essentially an indie band that can sell out stadiums.
JULIAN CASABLANCAS (The Strokes): Pearl Jam got me into rock music.
BILLY CORGAN: Pearl Jam represent something fierce and independent. They've managed to stay "cool" in people's eyes because they never sold out.
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE: The good groups will always stick around long after they're no longer the flavor of the month or the flavor of the year. Look at Pearl Jam. They're still around doing their thing.
ROBERT PLANT: They're very sweet guys. We met in Sweden right before the Roskilde tragedy occured with them. They were very impressive...especially when they covered one of my songs (laughs).
JERRY CANTRELL: It's getting a little ridiculous with all these new generation "grunge" bands. Sounds like there's 20 new Pearl Jams popping up everyday. Folks, there's already one Eddie Vedder and he's doing quite fine.
DENNIS ROADMAN (NBA star): I feel like their music captures my inner spirit. It's powerful, pulsating, passionate, yet there's a streak of positivity running right up it's spine. I mean, you've got a heavy metal lead guitarist (Mike Mcready), a punk-rock rhythm guitarist (Stone Gossard), a wild bassist (Jeff Ament), a no bullshit drummer (Jack Irons) and Eddie, who has the most amazing voice of all time. Their songs tell a story, and I can always relate to it. Eddie doesn't shy away from pain, and he manages to capture a wild range of emotions. As I said, I listen to all different types of music, but I mostly rock out to Pearl Jam. Their music to me is like heroin to a junkie.
JOHNNY MARR (The Smiths): Someone like Eddie, or Bob Dylan, or John Fogerty, or Bruce Springsteen really could only come out of North America, because you have that sense of the lonesome troubadour. It started with Woody Guthrie, I guess, didn't it? It really means something in North America - it's the guy standing up and using his voice for the people who don't get a chance to be heard. I really respect him for that.
JOHN DENSMORE (THE DOORS): "I play with Jim. If there's someone of that level, OK. I'm not gonna join them with Ian (Astbury). That's not to diss Ian, he's a good singer - but he's no Jim Morrison. Eddie Vedder? My God, there's a singer."
JOEY RAMONE: In 20 years they won't remember Limp Bizkit or any of these 'alternative' rip-off bands like they will Pearl Jam. They understand the word "integrity".
par math » Mar Juil 27, 2010 12:22 pm
Samoa a écrit :Quotes on Pearl JamBONO: I'm a huge fan of the Pearl Jam organization, of what you might call the culture around the group. They exist entirely unto themselves. They don't depend on the media, don't depend on the radio. They'll be around for as long as they wish to be.
... There's only 3 other bands on the planet that have the talent and the mystique to change the world with music. Radiohead, REM, and Pearl Jam.
CHRIS CORNELL: Pearl Jam is better than any other band almost in history to have had that kind of enormous success, they dealt with it really eloquently. I think that set a great example to other musicians that, you know what, you can actually control the media spotlight. I think they stayed vital. The records they made didn't necessarily appeal to the same number of fans who were into Ten, but they appealed to a lot of people. They sold millions of records without having to make videos and without having to do an overhyped press campaign for each record.
SCOTT WEILAND: The way they've gone about with their career reminds me a lot of Neil Young. It's like they're saying 'This is what we're gonna do and if you dont like it we really don't give a shit'
...There's always been a media created feud between our band and theres and it's just plain bullshit. There's some beautiful people in that band. They're very magical, which is rare in today's music world.
NANCY WILSON (Heart): I think the best concert i ever saw in my life was Pearl Jam last year (2000).
KURT COBAIN: We've never had a fight ever. I just have always hated their band. I didn't consider him a person that I really like. We've had a few conversations on the phone and he's a person I really like. You know, I really like him. He's a really nice person.
I didn't like him then when I was talking sh** about him all the time. Well now I can appreciate him. I realize that the same people that like our band like their band. So why create some kind of feud over something as trite as that?
PETE TOWNSHEND (The Who): Probably one of the most honest bands i've ever seen.
PETE SAMPRAS (90's №1 Tennis Player): The only person that I have met, that I have ever been in awe of, is Eddie Vedder.
I got the chance to spend time with them two years ago in New York. I was in town for the US OPEN. They're very grounded guys. They don't have any of the attitude that i see when i watch these Behind the Music shows on television.
BRIAN MARSHALL (Creed): ..I never ever said that Pearl Jam sucked.
ANTHONY KIEDIS: They're essentially an indie band that can sell out stadiums.
JULIAN CASABLANCAS (The Strokes): Pearl Jam got me into rock music.
BILLY CORGAN: Pearl Jam represent something fierce and independent. They've managed to stay "cool" in people's eyes because they never sold out.
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE: The good groups will always stick around long after they're no longer the flavor of the month or the flavor of the year. Look at Pearl Jam. They're still around doing their thing.
ROBERT PLANT: They're very sweet guys. We met in Sweden right before the Roskilde tragedy occured with them. They were very impressive...especially when they covered one of my songs (laughs).
JERRY CANTRELL: It's getting a little ridiculous with all these new generation "grunge" bands. Sounds like there's 20 new Pearl Jams popping up everyday. Folks, there's already one Eddie Vedder and he's doing quite fine.
DENNIS ROADMAN (NBA star): I feel like their music captures my inner spirit. It's powerful, pulsating, passionate, yet there's a streak of positivity running right up it's spine. I mean, you've got a heavy metal lead guitarist (Mike Mcready), a punk-rock rhythm guitarist (Stone Gossard), a wild bassist (Jeff Ament), a no bullshit drummer (Jack Irons) and Eddie, who has the most amazing voice of all time. Their songs tell a story, and I can always relate to it. Eddie doesn't shy away from pain, and he manages to capture a wild range of emotions. As I said, I listen to all different types of music, but I mostly rock out to Pearl Jam. Their music to me is like heroin to a junkie.
JOHNNY MARR (The Smiths): Someone like Eddie, or Bob Dylan, or John Fogerty, or Bruce Springsteen really could only come out of North America, because you have that sense of the lonesome troubadour. It started with Woody Guthrie, I guess, didn't it? It really means something in North America - it's the guy standing up and using his voice for the people who don't get a chance to be heard. I really respect him for that.
JOHN DENSMORE (THE DOORS): "I play with Jim. If there's someone of that level, OK. I'm not gonna join them with Ian (Astbury). That's not to diss Ian, he's a good singer - but he's no Jim Morrison. Eddie Vedder? My God, there's a singer."
JOEY RAMONE: In 20 years they won't remember Limp Bizkit or any of these 'alternative' rip-off bands like they will Pearl Jam. They understand the word "integrity".
http://www.freewebs.com/pearljamstudy/pjanecdotes.htm
par homer » Mar Juil 27, 2010 6:39 pm
par XWayne » Ven Juil 30, 2010 1:26 pm
par yoyo » Sam Juil 31, 2010 8:02 pm
par XWayne » Dim Août 01, 2010 7:38 pm
Ergie a écrit :un petit bout de Once (bercy 2000) sur virgin 17 dans une émission sur les 20ans de MCM
par Jezus » Lun Août 02, 2010 11:22 pm
), avec la version des Who dans la foulée.par 4cordes » Mar Août 03, 2010 3:34 pm
Jezus a écrit :Love Reign O'er Me il y a 5 minutes sur RTL2 (je zappais...
) 
par dvi2702 » Mar Août 03, 2010 9:51 pm
par XWayne » Mar Août 03, 2010 10:24 pm
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