well, i heard the rumor that they may open for pearl jam somewhere else
too - so i think that we took that cryptic email correctly (your
disection of cowboy dan was kinda funny, though). on pearl jam, i cant
believe anyone thinks that their later stuff is even tolerable. no
code and yield are virtually unlistenable, in my opinion. 

and the t-shirt idea sounds intriguing...

anyway, everyone should pick up the new ida live cd from insound. 18
songs, 74 minutes, 6 or 7 bucks. cant beat that. and i hear theyre
currently DESTROYING pedro the lion on tour as well. i dont find that too
hard to believe.
 



On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Philip Smoker wrote:

> No one has said anything about Modest Mouse opening
> for Pearl Jam.  The only thing that was said by "edgar
> graham" ([EMAIL PROTECTED] - who first posted to
> the list shortly after the official site was launched)
> was: "if you go to see Pearl Jam this summer, you just
> might see Cowboy Dan" (I'm paraphrasing there, so if I
> have a preposition wrong, be sure to crucify me).
> 
> NOW, if you ask me, that could mean A LOT of things.
> 
> I personally have always felt that the song "Cowboy
> Dan" was about a particular person in rock music
> without ever being sure who it could be.  Let's take a
> look, shall we?
> 
> "Cowboy Dan's a major player in the cowboy scene"
> 
> Is Pearl Jam considered one of the forefathers of 90's
> alternative music now?  Who else is left from 1991?
> 
> "He goes to the reservation drinks and gets mean"
> 
> I don't know much about Eddie's drinking habits, but
> I've seen and heard enough about his performances to
> know that he can get to tossing things about a bit...
> 
> "He's gonna start a war"
> 
> ...with Ticketmaster?  Corporate America?  hmmm?
> 
> "And says 'I got mine but I want more'"
> 
> Has Pearl Jam gotten their comeuppance?  I asks ya.
> 
> "I didn't move to the city, the city moved to me"
> 
> Did Pearl Jam change their sound for "mainstream" (for
> lack of a better word, once again put the bayonets
> away please) America?  For rock radio?  Or did
> America's musical tastes gravitate towards them?
> 
> 
> I don't know, just some thoughts there, kids.
> That Pearl Jam post said nothing definitive, or did
> it?
> 
> 
> betwixt and between,
> *phiL*
> 
> 
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