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huh? sounds rad but I'm not sure where the name comes from. Killer avatar though. 8/10

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Originally Posted by gunnels (Post 672272)

6.54/10

Where the f*ck do you get '6.54' from? lol

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Originally Posted by theimperialwarcult (Post 672320)

huh? sounds rad but I'm not sure where the name comes from. Killer avatar though. 8/10

Smart name 7/10

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Originally Posted by Mirrorball95 (Post 672263)

Its a Neil Young album he did with Pearl Jam as his backing band. Its was released 1995 so thats where the '95' comes from. Complicated stuff huh? :D

Nice to see someone appreciates a great album, whats your favourite tracks off the album?. Mines is 'Im The Ocean' & 'Throw Your Hatred Down'. Its kind of hard to choose though as they are all top notch.

man i didn't know the whole band was his backing, i just thought it was eddie vedder who had credit to one of the songs

but yeah i really enjoyed it. i loved I'm the Ocean as well, along with Big Green Country and Song X

8/10 It's to the point.

I have no idea what Sonace means but it's pretty distinct and it's easy to remember which makes it the ideal kind of handle as far as I'm concerned. 10/10

Janszoon.... I like it. 10/10

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Originally Posted by Antonio (Post 671979)

8/10, makes me think of the desert snake

Mirrorball is a Neil Young album, and a pretty good one at that

Oh. Cool I'm gonna have to look that one up.

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Originally Posted by sidewinder (Post 671975)

2/10 is your name Heather?

Yea...

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Originally Posted by Antonio (Post 672383)

Yeah, actually Eddie Vedder wasnt really there for most of the recording. As for the recording, it was recorded live in the studio in very little takes which gives the album a very raw sound. You can hear at one of the songs Neil Young telling the others 'no tuning or nothing man'. Also I think most of the songs were written on the spot in the space of about 5 days or so. There are the two guitarists Stone Gosssard & Mike Mccready, Jeff Ament on bass & the magnificient Jack Irons on drums. Irons only played with Pearl Jam for a couple of albums ('No Code' & some other album I cant remember), also he used to be with the Chilis in their early days and played on the excellent 'Uplift Mofo Party Plan'. I also remember reading Neil Young had said at the time that this was the first time he had been in a band with three potential lead guitarists since his Buffalo Springfield days.
The only song Eddie Vedder is present on is Peace & Love where he sings near the end, also Im not sure but I think he may play piano on one of the other songs. It may come as a surprise but this is probably my favourite album of all time. I also have some delicious rarities including the Pearl Jam 'Merkinball' Ep they did the year after (which features two songs with Neil Young 'I Got ID' & 'Long Road') & a Neil Young & Pearl Jam Mirrorball tour bootleg recorded live in sweden.

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Originally Posted by Heather (Post 672457)

Janszoon.... I like it. 10/10

Oh. Cool I'm gonna have to look that one up.

Yea...

Youll find it in Neil Young Discography torrents on the likes of isohunt.com.

6.999/10
You lose a thousandth of a point for the "95".

Always liked it for some reason. 8.

5\10

Try changing it to something like Imgettinthatfasho...or something like that...