He thinks it is a very adventurous song even if there aren’t many chords, and it also features one of the best bass parts that Jeff has ever played. Stone affirmed that the track changed a lot since his first demo, recorded with Richard Stuverud at the drums. This song for Stone brings out how the whole album is a Jeff Ament’s album (the bass player’s presence is strong in many of the record’s songs). Stone said that in the future he wouldn’t mind writing similar songs, not for the general mood but rather because of the experimental road they took. The singer instead loved it from the first listen and wrote the lyrics in no time. Stone remembered also when the whole band brought it to Eddie for the first listen and they were all worried he wouldn’t like it. The second is where you can hear Gang Of Four’s influences (especially in Mike McCready’s bridges) and you can hear more his contribution with the bass and Matt’s at the drum.Īccording to Stone, Dance is the song where you can feel the most Josh Evans production work. The first one is where you can hear Jeff and his keyboards’ influence a lot with a very predominant 80’s atmosphere. According to Stone, the song has two different parts. Dance Of The Clairvoyantsĭance Of The Clairvoyants is the song that makes Stone Gossard the proudest, both for the evolution the song had, and also for the fact that it was a big risk for the band. During the rehearsals for the 2020 tour, which was later postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19, all the members of the band kept adding little details to the song to make it sound even better during live shows. Stone also added that the song makes him think about The Ramones. Gossard said the song’s groove is memorable and that Eddie’s guitar strokes very clearly resemble the ones from The Who’s Pete Townshend. Stone said that during rehearsals, the song felt very powerful and that he can’t wait to play it live in front of their fans. Gossard sees it as a tribute to The Rolling Stones, especially during the chorus that quotes one of the English band’s classics. It was one of the last songs they wrote, it was part of a bunch of tracks recorded as demo by Eddie Vedder alone (together with Superblood Wolfmoon and Never Destination). Below is a summary of what the Pearl Jam guitarist said. On Wednesday, June 10, Stone Gossard talked about every Gigaton song on SiriusXM. Share on Email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on WhatsApp Share on Telegram

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