Comments on: Nothingman http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/ Every. Single. Pearl Jam. Song. Thu, 26 Nov 2009 04:08:56 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Vitalogy « More Than Ten http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-1449 Vitalogy « More Than Ten Mon, 22 Oct 2007 14:35:54 +0000 http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-1449 [...] Last Exit 2. Spin the Black Circle 3. Not For You 4. Tremor Christ 5. Nothingman 6. Whipping 7. Pry, To 8. Corduroy 9. Bugs 10. Satan’s Bed 11. Better Man 12. Aye Davanita [...] [...] Last Exit 2. Spin the Black Circle 3. Not For You 4. Tremor Christ 5. Nothingman 6. Whipping 7. Pry, To 8. Corduroy 9. Bugs 10. Satan’s Bed 11. Better Man 12. Aye Davanita [...]

]]> By: corduroy13 http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-453 corduroy13 Thu, 14 Jun 2007 16:05:38 +0000 http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-453 That's very cool, interesting connection, Dan. Although from what I know about Ayn Rand, and Anthem, I'd doubt that Ed would find much inspiration in her work. But you're right, there's always a possibility. That’s very cool, interesting connection, Dan. Although from what I know about Ayn Rand, and Anthem, I’d doubt that Ed would find much inspiration in her work. But you’re right, there’s always a possibility.

]]> By: dan http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-452 dan Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:45:30 +0000 http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-452 In high school I was convinced that the lyrics were about Ayn Rand's book Anthem -- I saw many parallels after reading it. But it's probably just coincidence, or reading into it too much. Still, a possibility. In high school I was convinced that the lyrics were about Ayn Rand’s book Anthem — I saw many parallels after reading it.

But it’s probably just coincidence, or reading into it too much. Still, a possibility.

]]> By: presentense http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-451 presentense Thu, 14 Jun 2007 02:35:53 +0000 http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-451 The lyrics make snese to m, maybe there is just some over anyalising going on, idk. I think it is an incredible song, Jeff shows through his songs how talented he really is. I think most of pearl jam's songs can fit into one corner while all of jeff's serious ones are in an enierally differnt section. Nothingman, low light, and nothing as it seems are all strong songs and very much different from the rest of the bands compositions. Jeff rocks(in a mellow sad way). nuff said. The lyrics make snese to m, maybe there is just some over anyalising going on, idk. I think it is an incredible song, Jeff shows through his songs how talented he really is. I think most of pearl jam’s songs can fit into one corner while all of jeff’s serious ones are in an enierally differnt section. Nothingman, low light, and nothing as it seems are all strong songs and very much different from the rest of the bands compositions. Jeff rocks(in a mellow sad way). nuff said.

]]> By: NoCoder http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-446 NoCoder Wed, 13 Jun 2007 15:06:30 +0000 http://fivevs1.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/nothingman/#comment-446 Is there anything better than pre-album anticipation?? I remember those "hunched over the radio" days, although mine came an album later with "No Code." That being said, "Nothingman" is a great tune. Well said about the comparison between the music and the lyrics. I'm a huge lyrics guy, but this song won me over from day one with the simple chord progressions. I still enjoy hearing the song live also, but I will admit that sometimes, occasionally, the vocals mash together at the end and it sounds like one long droning, "nothingmaaaaaaaaan, nothingmaaaaaaaaaaan" but that's just my one small gripe. There,... I'm over it now. Is there anything better than pre-album anticipation?? I remember those “hunched over the radio” days, although mine came an album later with “No Code.” That being said, “Nothingman” is a great tune. Well said about the comparison between the music and the lyrics. I’m a huge lyrics guy, but this song won me over from day one with the simple chord progressions. I still enjoy hearing the song live also, but I will admit that sometimes, occasionally, the vocals mash together at the end and it sounds like one long droning, “nothingmaaaaaaaaan, nothingmaaaaaaaaaaan” but that’s just my one small gripe. There,… I’m over it now.

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