1. Catching up through the @Political_Beats episode on Living Colour w/@EsotericCD @ScotBertram & @stevesingiser is forcing me to rethink Time's Up & explore their later work. I had the hits from Vivid, but Time's Up was the only Living Colour album I ever owned.
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4. You can't tell me Pearl Jam wasn't listening to that album. Ten came out a year later.
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5. OTOH, thing that I've known for years: Open Letter (to a Landlord), which rocks, may be left-wing economics in its intended message, but it also has some deep small-c conservatism about the rootedness of people in place that would not be out of place at a MAGA rally.
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6. I mean: you can tear a building down But you can't erase a memory These houses may look all run down But they have a value you can't see You've got to fight For your neighborhood That is a message that hums for a lot of the Right today.
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frankly it's too good for TEN, which has never been my favorite Pearl Jam album. I could see it on YIELD (their best, IMO), however.
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Yeah, but it just sounds so much like the end of, say, Alive.
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Welp... it’s clear to me now that Tripping Daisy based half of their hooks in I Am An Elastic Firecracker on this song
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I want to live in the timeline where "Piranha" was their big hit instead of "I Got a Girl."
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