Voodoo Child
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<div class="quote_poster">Sasha Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">D+
I usually like Pearl Jam but here it just seems forced. It seems to me like Eddie is trying to pull off a Tom Waits but without actually being soulful about it. The actual music is good though, but the voice is too prominent so it ruins it for me.
Here's mine:
Coco Rosie -- Good Friday</div>
Meh... don't get what was forced about it. That's Eddie's voice. The same voice is on Ten, the same voice is on Vs., Vitalogy, No Code, and the rest of Yield for that matter. In fact, his vocals are very similar to what they are on "Go." The man has a God-given raspy voice, not trying to "pull off a Tom Waits."
To each his own though, but I've always found that song to be one of Pearl Jam's best from all perspectives: lyricalls, musically, and yes, vocally.
Jack Irons = Greatest drummer Pearl Jam's ever had
(BTW - I'm sure you know this, but just wanted to point out to those who didn't, Pearl Jam's original name was "Mookie Blaylock," yes, like the former Atlanta Hawk.
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<font color=""Red"">I couldn't get your song to work, so I'm just going to leave the forum open for someone else's grade on it.</font>
I usually like Pearl Jam but here it just seems forced. It seems to me like Eddie is trying to pull off a Tom Waits but without actually being soulful about it. The actual music is good though, but the voice is too prominent so it ruins it for me.
Here's mine:
Coco Rosie -- Good Friday</div>
Meh... don't get what was forced about it. That's Eddie's voice. The same voice is on Ten, the same voice is on Vs., Vitalogy, No Code, and the rest of Yield for that matter. In fact, his vocals are very similar to what they are on "Go." The man has a God-given raspy voice, not trying to "pull off a Tom Waits."
To each his own though, but I've always found that song to be one of Pearl Jam's best from all perspectives: lyricalls, musically, and yes, vocally.
Jack Irons = Greatest drummer Pearl Jam's ever had
(BTW - I'm sure you know this, but just wanted to point out to those who didn't, Pearl Jam's original name was "Mookie Blaylock," yes, like the former Atlanta Hawk.
EDIT:
<font color=""Red"">I couldn't get your song to work, so I'm just going to leave the forum open for someone else's grade on it.</font>