So much hate for Pearl Jam... They're one of the best rock bands of the last 30 years, period. They've sold millions of records, never broken up, appreciate their fans, done a crap ton for charity, and continue to fill stadiums. People calling artists "sellouts" just because they made it big are delusional. Although their sound has matured over the years, it's still easy to recognize any of their songs as Pearl Jam. I imagine most people who hate on the 90's rock are 80's hair hardos. To each his own, but I agree with Chris Cornell: "I don't care if I never hear a person write another song about a stripper or a motorcycle again, I don't care. It's not exciting to me."
Nah, they used to be. Honestly, if their new stuff came out now no one would give a shit about them outside of small indie/hipster circles. Everything after Vitalogy is pure garbage.
In 1991, "Ten" changed my life forever as a teenager. I've probably listened to that album more than any other. "Vs" hit, and I wore that CD down the bone in similar fashion. "Vitalogy" came out, and I really enjoyed it, but not to the extent of the previous two. After that, I never bought another PJ album, not because I had a problem with them or anything, but the music didn't resonate with me like the early days. A band has a right to explore and change their style (and a lot of times, it's necessary to stay relevant), so I don't begrudge them that in the least. But for me, personally, it just doesn't get better than early-90's PJ. The Hendrix-like riffs mixed with teenage angst and aggression, that's the gold.
Also has a lot to do with growing up, childhood, the music that did strike a chord with you. And I agree with you. Even though I see it in the same light as what you read all over YT, ppl glorifying for example the 80 as best era in music , cause being a child...then, with no mortgage , family life and so on. I grew up. As did PJ, the albums they make still mean something to me , and I play those early albums with a smile to my kids. I go see them life still ,and sure not the same youth- like passion, or hair lol, or as you say teenage-angst and aggression. but just as passionate and intense. But they grew up, As did I. PJ forever.
Ha! Same with me. Ten and Vs are the only albums I ever cared for. I was probably about 15-17 years old at the time when those were released and impacted me hugely. Then I moved to college and completely never cared about Pearl Jam’s new music anymore. I did like Eddies into the wild though. Maybe because meantime I had moved from my native country Poland to Alaska and it woken up some old music fascinations. Brought back memories, sentiments.
Cool. I’m the opposite, i really dig their mid-period albums No Code(‘96), Yield(‘98), Binaural(‘00) and Riot Act(‘02), all pretty solid rock albums in my book. Certainly not as popular or as influential as those first 3, but still pretty solid.
Its not just the music that changes. You change as well. PJ in the early 90s captured the mood of many young people, which is why it resonated so well. Those people grew up, and the next generation of young people had their own artists which resonated in their own way.
Lol. They've been rich since their mid twenties. They have their own plane. Eddie Vedder has a mansion in Seattle and a place in Hawaii and may have a third place. He is worth $80 million dollars. I'm not saying they didn't earn that but let's be real here. It's easy for Pearl Jam to support all of these far left leanings causes when they are far removed the problems of the common population. If they didn't care about money he'd give away most of his money. He also married a younger model which is the classic rock star move. It's easy to not care about money when you have it in abundance and only need to play a handful of concerts to earn more than most will make in a lifetime.
I have read some comments talking bad about a legendary band! Nirvana actually said themselves that the band that inspired them the most was Green River, which was one of Jeff Ament and Stone Gassards earlier bands. Pearl Jam wasn't anything like Nirvana, I don't understand why people always go straight to that. Pearl Jam has never sold out, and has always stayed true to their fans. Pearl Jam has put out many records and are still putting them out today, not only that but they are still touring and sell out every show! The truth about Pearl Jam is they are great musicians and Great perfomers! Love them or hate them, they are in the Rock N Roll hall of fame and they are one of the Greatest bands of all time!
There is no debating Pearl Jam's success. That makes Pearl Jam one of the most successful bands of all time, which has is distinctly different than being one of the "greatest bands" of all time, which Pearl Jam is decidedly not. Examples of the greatest bands of all time would include the obvious choices.....Led Zep, The Stones, The Doors, Black Sabbath, Hendrix, The Ramones, The Beatles and so on. What made them great was their power to define an era or be the defining force in a particular style of music. Pearl Jam was none of those. Yes, their music has proven to be popular and that popularity continues to this day. Yes, they rose to popularity within the grunge scene. However, Pearl Jam's emergence during the grunge era started out magnificently with the Ten album, which, in my opinion, was one of the greatest debut albums of all time. But, they became too pretentious too soon. Meanwhile, bands like Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, Jane's Addiction and many more all defined their particular space in this controversial thing called "Grunge." Here's how to bring the definition of "great band" into relief. Play a random song from an established great band like Led Zep, The Beatles, The Stones, The Doors etc for any random person and chances are pretty good, they'll recognize the band. They probably won't know the name of the song but, they will probably recognize the band. Here's the clincher. Ask them what that music means to them? What do they think of when they hear this music? Some likely answers would be "the 60's" or "my parents" or "older brother/sister" or high school etc. This is because most people have some sort of connection to music, whether they're into music or not, especially if it played a role in their lives while growing up no matter how small that role may have been. In other words, few people outside of Pearl Jam's fan base will hear a Pearl Jam song and think of a particular era or point in time. To put in bluntly, most people don't think of the 90's when they hear Pearl Jam. Now, do the same thing with Pearl Jam. How many of those people do you think will recognize a deep track from any album Pearl Jam has released in the last 25 years? Few, I'll bet. Fewer still will likely associate Pearl Jam with the era in which Pearl Jam initially became popular. They may recognize Eddie Vedder's distinctive voice. But, that's about it. Outside of Pearl Jam's fan base, few associate Pearl Jam's sound with the 90's or the whole "grunge" movement. There is nothing about Pearl Jam that transcends the overall population like these other bands. Yes, Pearl Jam is deeply popular within their own fan base. However, outside of their fan base? But, at the end of the day, most people have been programmed to measure a band's greatness by the size of their success. If that was a valid method, then, bands like Creed and Nickelback would be considered "great bands."
@@akasgsvirgil9503 I'll be back to speak with you on this interesting and honestly pretty sensible. I like pearl jam but I breath chris cornell. I'd love to hear half those people you named sing slaves and bulldozers like chris in his prime, maybe Robert plant in his prime. His head and mixed voice where incredible in the 70s and 80s but chris pushed his voice just as far, but in a different way. All the guys in that scene pushed each other by creating the best possible music they could, not like new artists who lay in mediocrity together. So what about after the 2010s? I dont know of any bands that meet that criteria maybe 5 finger death punch but they've been around a while
@@fb39371 Chris Cornell is one of those rare once in a generation talents. I put him on the same tier as Prince, Freddie Mercury, SRV etc. Incidentally, look into the role Cornell played in Pearl Jam's early days.
I met my wife because of this band and after 31 years of marriage we've seen Pearl Jam 27 times on 3 different continents and 11 countries. We are diehard fans and can't imagine a life without their music ☺️👍
As a huge Pearl Jam fan and one that actually went to one of their 1995 concerts (when they were battling Ticketmaster), I gotta say, not much in this video that I didn't already know. But thanks for the video anyway. It would be good for newer fans to know these facts.
Best songs, foot steps and indifference, tremor Christ to name a few. Went to art school in 89 and 90. What a amazing time. Saw Pearl jam at the now famous Morre a theater. Saw Soundgarden at space Needle fair for $5 cover to get into fair!! Life changing. Both bands never sold out!! RIP Chris!! May Pearl jam stay safe and Rock another 30 years! Poster boys for true artistic integrity!! Poud to call them one of my 2 favorite bands!! Peace and love
Well then you need to check out Binaural, Riot Act, Yield, and Avocado, cause they have some kickass songs that are ten times better than that bandwagon crap
not sure what that dude was talking about. I loved Jeremy, and I loved the video that came along with the song. To this day, Pearl Jam is one of those bands that I have no seen and desperately want to.
how did you not realise 2 weeks ago that EVERYTHING would be postponed/cancelled for atleast the next couple of months... are people really so blind to the current situation?! DONT BELIEVE YOUR PRESIDENT!!! The guy is a delluded fuckwit
VivaToddVegas old interviews.eddie shows out as much as possible.his image was I DONT WANT ATTENTION.while wanting to climb around on the space needle and climbing rafters in a LOOK AT ME glory.his whole stage act back then was tailored for camera.hes an attention tramp
"Its Very Hard To Choose Only One 'PJ' Song." "One Can Tell How Much Fun These Fellas Have Together, Making Good Music Just Comes Natural For All Of Them - Thank U 'PJ' - Please Keep Em' Comin'!"
@@annakat3754 I was living and working in egypt at the time and flew just to see them. Also went to pink floyd the wall live in Berlin both were epic concerts but PJ is still my favorite band. Now I'm old and back in boring america.
Ticketmaster did more to screw up their separate tour than people know. They made equipment unavailable, ticketing impossible. They are the devil. But I watch Stone and, I think Jeff, in front of the senate. (I'm sorry I'm really tired. Normally I'd be sure.) Our US Senate patronized the shit out of them calling them sweet young men and crap. And could they please get an autograph for their kid, etc. It was bullshit. Politicians belong to the people who payed to put them there. Pearl Jam has no choice but to fight the best to work with them as they are now. There was some numbnut congressman from Tennessee or something trying to pass a bill making tickets transferable this last year. Pearl Jam stood up and said no because that puts them in the hands of the brokers. This idiot called them sweet misguided guys that didn't know what they were talking about because they were just musicians. As my dad always said follow the money... Ticketmaster owns not just venues....
I love Pearl Jam. Ive been a huge fan for decades. The soundtrack for my life is mostly Pearl Jam. I just did a huge bong hit forgive me if I don’t make sense. I was supposed to go on a road trip with my wife to Ottawa to see them (I’m crying ffs) and it’s been postponed. FU corona virus.
How awful for a singer of some band that I never heard of to criticize a music video so harshly. He probably didn’t care about the video he just wanted to minimize the bandmembers
My favorite Pearl Jam song is (in order of appearance to me): 1. Vs. 2. Ten 3. Another 37 4. 26 more My phone rings with "Breath" 6. All the f'cking covers they ever made. Should I mention the side projects or really stick with 1 song?
They have been the best band in the world ever since they assembled.I love the undercurrent and talking to people who have no idea or know just a little about them.Then they read stuff like this: “ Lightning Bolt” No 1 download in 54 countries on iTunes.They are amazing !
That was a cool vid. I like the way PJ stand up to the crazy prices set by Ticketmaster etc.Fans just pay up cuz like they said you dont really have a choice.but at least they give a shit about ripping fans off.i remember watching my 1st Nirvana gig it was £5.50p Today it would be £65.50p easy. Kool bid🤘
What nobody told YOU about Grunge is that the bass player from Pearl Jam credits the band King's X for inventing it. I just discovered your channel but I'm willing to be that there isn't one single video on it that mentions the band that invented grunge.
one side of it maybe, but dont forget bands like the Melvins, Coffin Break, Skinyard & Tad who dont share the same influences but just as important part of the scene
I don't understand how you could consider it appropriate to end this video where you did. I was enjoying the content. But PJ reversed their stance on videos, first with the the Todd McFarlane "Do The Evolution" and later with less inspired visuals to correspond with tracks from Riot Act and the self-titled album. Also, a look into the Roskilde Festival tragedy and the band's reaction to it should have existed.
I was 16 when Pearl Jam came out. I kick my self for not getting tickets for their show in 1991. I worked at a grocery store and worked after school and my weekends. I had a hot Cashier tell me I could take her to the concert also. 🙄
Pearl Jam has so many classic songs. Which one is your favorite?
Grunge Oceans!
Black
Just one?
Black
Eddie Vedder Real Name: Ed Serverson.
This is everything anyone has ever told me about Pearl Jam.
Beefpaste doubt it bitch
I know right.
Lame vid
Literally all I've been thinking about since the first minute, just waiting for sth someone has never told me
They didn't mention that Eddie Vedder used to be the singer in a RHCP cover band which led him to meeting former RHCP drummer Jack Irons.
RENILO Because Vedder never was in a RHCP cover band.
So much hate for Pearl Jam... They're one of the best rock bands of the last 30 years, period. They've sold millions of records, never broken up, appreciate their fans, done a crap ton for charity, and continue to fill stadiums. People calling artists "sellouts" just because they made it big are delusional. Although their sound has matured over the years, it's still easy to recognize any of their songs as Pearl Jam. I imagine most people who hate on the 90's rock are 80's hair hardos. To each his own, but I agree with Chris Cornell: "I don't care if I never hear a person write another song about a stripper or a motorcycle again, I don't care. It's not exciting to me."
1mlb704 yeah all true.. and if this Covid virus doesn’t keep them from their euro tour I will see them in Warsaw this summer! Woohoo!
Nah, they used to be. Honestly, if their new stuff came out now no one would give a shit about them outside of small indie/hipster circles. Everything after Vitalogy is pure garbage.
@@jjmah7 i think "do the evoloution" is pretty good tho
@@bayalowe3483 I don't
@@bayalowe3483 Brilliant Song,Brilliant Clip!!
In 1991, "Ten" changed my life forever as a teenager. I've probably listened to that album more than any other. "Vs" hit, and I wore that CD down the bone in similar fashion. "Vitalogy" came out, and I really enjoyed it, but not to the extent of the previous two. After that, I never bought another PJ album, not because I had a problem with them or anything, but the music didn't resonate with me like the early days. A band has a right to explore and change their style (and a lot of times, it's necessary to stay relevant), so I don't begrudge them that in the least. But for me, personally, it just doesn't get better than early-90's PJ. The Hendrix-like riffs mixed with teenage angst and aggression, that's the gold.
Very well said!
Also has a lot to do with growing up, childhood, the music that did strike a chord with you. And I agree with you. Even though I see it in the same light as what you read all over YT, ppl glorifying for example the 80 as best era in music , cause being a child...then, with no mortgage , family life and so on. I grew up. As did PJ, the albums they make still mean something to me , and I play those early albums with a smile to my kids. I go see them life still ,and sure not the same youth- like passion, or hair lol, or as you say teenage-angst and aggression. but just as passionate and intense. But they grew up, As did I. PJ forever.
Ha! Same with me. Ten and Vs are the only albums I ever cared for. I was probably about 15-17 years old at the time when those were released and impacted me hugely. Then I moved to college and completely never cared about Pearl Jam’s new music anymore. I did like Eddies into the wild though. Maybe because meantime I had moved from my native country Poland to Alaska and it woken up some old music fascinations. Brought back memories, sentiments.
Cool. I’m the opposite, i really dig their mid-period albums No Code(‘96), Yield(‘98), Binaural(‘00) and Riot Act(‘02), all pretty solid rock albums in my book. Certainly not as popular or as influential as those first 3, but still pretty solid.
Its not just the music that changes. You change as well. PJ in the early 90s captured the mood of many young people, which is why it resonated so well. Those people grew up, and the next generation of young people had their own artists which resonated in their own way.
They don't really care about money. That's why I love them.
Ungrateful Git I bet they don't really have anything against money.
They stopped caring about money after they got rich
Lol. They've been rich since their mid twenties. They have their own plane. Eddie Vedder has a mansion in Seattle and a place in Hawaii and may have a third place. He is worth $80 million dollars. I'm not saying they didn't earn that but let's be real here.
It's easy for Pearl Jam to support all of these far left leanings causes when they are far removed the problems of the common population. If they didn't care about money he'd give away most of his money. He also married a younger model which is the classic rock star move. It's easy to not care about money when you have it in abundance and only need to play a handful of concerts to earn more than most will make in a lifetime.
Pearl Jam saves my life every now and then. Im from Costa Rica
R2D2 SL sick balls
Me too
mine too
Nobody talking about elderly woman behind the counter in a small town or oceans? Let's not forget the true hero here chris cornell.
Elderly Woman might be my favorite Pearl Jam track. Versus was also just a really great, experimental sounding album.
@@ihave3dogs2 yessss
@@ihave3dogs2 you ever hear slaves and bulldozers? thats a vocal experiment chris pushed it
@@fb39371 Sheeit. I am gonna have to check it out!
@@ihave3dogs2 seriously do its awesome and trust when i say its rare for me to say that
I have read some comments talking bad about a legendary band! Nirvana actually said themselves that the band that inspired them the most was Green River, which was one of Jeff Ament and Stone Gassards earlier bands. Pearl Jam wasn't anything like Nirvana, I don't understand why people always go straight to that. Pearl Jam has never sold out, and has always stayed true to their fans. Pearl Jam has put out many records and are still putting them out today, not only that but they are still touring and sell out every show! The truth about Pearl Jam is they are great musicians and Great perfomers! Love them or hate them, they are in the Rock N Roll hall of fame and they are one of the Greatest bands of all time!
Amen
Finally someone with some actual knowledge
There is no debating Pearl Jam's success. That makes Pearl Jam one of the most successful bands of all time, which has is distinctly different than being one of the "greatest bands" of all time, which Pearl Jam is decidedly not. Examples of the greatest bands of all time would include the obvious choices.....Led Zep, The Stones, The Doors, Black Sabbath, Hendrix, The Ramones, The Beatles and so on. What made them great was their power to define an era or be the defining force in a particular style of music. Pearl Jam was none of those. Yes, their music has proven to be popular and that popularity continues to this day. Yes, they rose to popularity within the grunge scene. However, Pearl Jam's emergence during the grunge era started out magnificently with the Ten album, which, in my opinion, was one of the greatest debut albums of all time. But, they became too pretentious too soon. Meanwhile, bands like Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, Jane's Addiction and many more all defined their particular space in this controversial thing called "Grunge."
Here's how to bring the definition of "great band" into relief. Play a random song from an established great band like Led Zep, The Beatles, The Stones, The Doors etc for any random person and chances are pretty good, they'll recognize the band. They probably won't know the name of the song but, they will probably recognize the band. Here's the clincher. Ask them what that music means to them? What do they think of when they hear this music? Some likely answers would be "the 60's" or "my parents" or "older brother/sister" or high school etc. This is because most people have some sort of connection to music, whether they're into music or not, especially if it played a role in their lives while growing up no matter how small that role may have been. In other words, few people outside of Pearl Jam's fan base will hear a Pearl Jam song and think of a particular era or point in time. To put in bluntly, most people don't think of the 90's when they hear Pearl Jam.
Now, do the same thing with Pearl Jam. How many of those people do you think will recognize a deep track from any album Pearl Jam has released in the last 25 years? Few, I'll bet. Fewer still will likely associate Pearl Jam with the era in which Pearl Jam initially became popular. They may recognize Eddie Vedder's distinctive voice. But, that's about it. Outside of Pearl Jam's fan base, few associate Pearl Jam's sound with the 90's or the whole "grunge" movement. There is nothing about Pearl Jam that transcends the overall population like these other bands. Yes, Pearl Jam is deeply popular within their own fan base. However, outside of their fan base?
But, at the end of the day, most people have been programmed to measure a band's greatness by the size of their success. If that was a valid method, then, bands like Creed and Nickelback would be considered "great bands."
@@akasgsvirgil9503 I'll be back to speak with you on this interesting and honestly pretty sensible. I like pearl jam but I breath chris cornell. I'd love to hear half those people you named sing slaves and bulldozers like chris in his prime, maybe Robert plant in his prime. His head and mixed voice where incredible in the 70s and 80s but chris pushed his voice just as far, but in a different way. All the guys in that scene pushed each other by creating the best possible music they could, not like new artists who lay in mediocrity together. So what about after the 2010s? I dont know of any bands that meet that criteria maybe 5 finger death punch but they've been around a while
@@fb39371 Chris Cornell is one of those rare once in a generation talents. I put him on the same tier as Prince, Freddie Mercury, SRV etc. Incidentally, look into the role Cornell played in Pearl Jam's early days.
One of the most important bands of all time! Period! Legends
Why are they important ?
@@jamesbarnett2483 If you're that stupid, I don't need to lay it out..
James Barnett because they've influenced many bands?
The fact that Pearl Jam’s music only once made it to the top 5 of the pop rock list shows how crappy most people’s taste in music can be.
This is what the grunge channel should be!
I met my wife because of this band and after 31 years of marriage we've seen Pearl Jam 27 times on 3 different continents and 11 countries. We are diehard fans and can't imagine a life without their music ☺️👍
As a huge Pearl Jam fan and one that actually went to one of their 1995 concerts (when they were battling Ticketmaster), I gotta say, not much in this video that I didn't already know. But thanks for the video anyway. It would be good for newer fans to know these facts.
Yeah I'm quite a casual PJ fan but even I knew most of this!
I saw them on that tour on back to back nights in ft. Lauderdale,fl
I saw them play a 3 hour set (with two opening acts - The Fastbacks and Ben Harper) in 1995 at Randall's Island in NY. What a show!!
@@ab3000x I was at that show on Randall's Island!
Anyone who latched on to Pearl Jam 's bandwagon over the years is lucky. They have given us plenty to fill our ears and our hearts...
Do video like this about Alice in chains too
90's Pearl Jam was the Best. ♡
I miss the 90’s I also miss MTV
nora robinson MTV still exists though
I Miss the 70s.
Any true PJ fan already knows all of this, but good vid guys!
EXACTLY!
agreed!
Best songs, foot steps and indifference, tremor Christ to name a few. Went to art school in 89 and 90. What a amazing time. Saw Pearl jam at the now famous Morre a theater. Saw Soundgarden at space Needle fair for $5 cover to get into fair!! Life changing. Both bands never sold out!! RIP Chris!! May Pearl jam stay safe and Rock another 30 years! Poster boys for true artistic integrity!! Poud to call them one of my 2 favorite bands!! Peace and love
My favorite is probably daughter or yellow Ledbetter
All the songs on ten are played a lot
I love the live versions of Daughter ... Especially when they add in "its ok"
Brody Musser yellow ledbetter is my song!
Well then you need to check out Binaural, Riot Act, Yield, and Avocado, cause they have some kickass songs that are ten times better than that bandwagon crap
Yellow ledbetter for me too
Not the ending of the video I was expecting, but I appreciate you adding that on.
Why is there no mention of Dave Abbruzzese?
My all time favorite band! Can't wait to see them in Nashville this April. My favorite song is, "Comeback."
Did you pay for tickets yet??.....cuz Pearl Jam just postponed the tour.
I was gonna ask that... Isn't it postponed?
They make the music they want , not the music that the fans want. And I love that.
IMO Yellow Ledbetter is THE Pearl Jam song, but my favorite is Alive
Off He Goes, Corduroy, Given to Fly, Dance of the Clairvoyants...so many great songs.
How do you not know this if you’re a Pearl Jam fan
Been a fan for 20+ years 🥰 total Pearl Jammer!!
not sure what that dude was talking about. I loved Jeremy, and I loved the video that came along with the song. To this day, Pearl Jam is one of those bands that I have no seen and desperately want to.
I would love to see them live, but honestly, not in some mega arena or stadium.
Bought the first album in '91 and have been a fan ever since.
I won every pearl Jam CD up to Yeild on the radio with a skit when I was 11 or 12 lol 😆
1:00 What that Hell! Eddie saved a Mugiwara from Godzilla's attack!
I've loved everything they' ve ever done ......it's heartbreaking. ...waking up
@Chris Jackson Can you send me links please? I've been awake but only recently started hearing rumors... much appreciated thanks!
Do Alice In Chains brah, they're my favorite band🙏
Jeff Alice In Chains and Mudhoney the 2 most underrated grunge bands
@@josecano9210Not Mudhoney but AIC totally😔
Going to see them in 2 weeks! So excited.😁
Pearl Jam Postponed it tho
how did you not realise 2 weeks ago that EVERYTHING would be postponed/cancelled for atleast the next couple of months... are people really so blind to the current situation?! DONT BELIEVE YOUR PRESIDENT!!! The guy is a delluded fuckwit
@@justanotherguitarplayer9767 No, hes not trying keep everyone calm hes just an ignorant prick who will condemn thousands of people to avoidabe deaths
Good on you mate
State of love and trust, that is also my tattoo 🤘
🤟😃👍
Aleksandra Miletić
Love everyone; Trust no one.
Eddie Vedder was a huge theatre nerd in school and has been playing the part of a "lead singer" since the 90s. Truth.
VivaToddVegas old interviews.eddie shows out as much as possible.his image was I DONT WANT ATTENTION.while wanting to climb around on the space needle and climbing rafters in a LOOK AT ME glory.his whole stage act back then was tailored for camera.hes an attention tramp
“Unsealed, on a porch a letter sat. Then You said, I wanna leave it again.”
It’s Jeff A-Ment. Like the literal pronunciation of A.
"Its Very Hard To Choose Only One 'PJ' Song." "One Can Tell How Much Fun These Fellas Have Together, Making Good Music Just Comes Natural For All Of Them - Thank U 'PJ' - Please Keep Em' Comin'!"
Mother love bone's, "Man of Golden Words" is the best song of that time.
YES YES FINALLY ANOTHER GRUNGE VIDEO FROM GRUNGE
Love Pearl Jam, been a fan since VS
Black from Live on Two Legs...best Mcready jam ever.
corduroy or immortality for sure, vedder has such a way with lyrics
Went to buy tickets last week. 375 for upper deck behind the stage. Yep. That’s where they’re at
Oof! 🥴
I guess it was a matter of time before the Grunge channel featured Pearl Jam
So hard to pick only one. At the moment I like chilling to Yellow Lebetter in the garden
One of the greatest to have ever done it..
Bugs is my favorite pearl jam song!
My favorite: Even flow (Music Video Version)
I love this video!! Thank you!
I became a Pearl Jam fan after hearing Vitalogy. Gigaton couldn't have come at a better time.
They just skipped the best drummer that played with PJ, Dave Abbruzzese!
Eddie Vedder was not the only one that received the initial tape
someone explain to me why former Dave Abbruzzese was included in the Hall of Fame Induction?
Seen them at pink top in 92. Best concert in my life.
I have always regretted not being there.
@@annakat3754 ya maybe me would of met and fell in love and married now with kids.....
@@darrelldarrell1447 hahah maybe
One never knows the power of a PJ concert.
@@annakat3754 I was living and working in egypt at the time and flew just to see them. Also went to pink floyd the wall live in Berlin both were epic concerts but PJ is still my favorite band. Now I'm old and back in boring america.
@@darrelldarrell1447 Yes but what great stories you have.
10 is still my fav PJ album.
Pearl Jam rocks
0:32 Dude in blue almost looks like Shannon Hoon.
I think Andrew Wood and Shannon Hoon look heaps alike aswell but you're the only other person who's said it (that I've seen anyways!!)✌
Footsteps..crazy mary as a cover
Pearl jam and candlebox are the best of 90s
“95 tour of few shows that were not controlled my Ticketmaster “?
And that isn’t a monopoly? Lol
Ticketmaster did more to screw up their separate tour than people know. They made equipment unavailable, ticketing impossible. They are the devil. But I watch Stone and, I think Jeff, in front of the senate. (I'm sorry I'm really tired. Normally I'd be sure.) Our US Senate patronized the shit out of them calling them sweet young men and crap. And could they please get an autograph for their kid, etc. It was bullshit. Politicians belong to the people who payed to put them there. Pearl Jam has no choice but to fight the best to work with them as they are now. There was some numbnut congressman from Tennessee or something trying to pass a bill making tickets transferable this last year. Pearl Jam stood up and said no because that puts them in the hands of the brokers. This idiot called them sweet misguided guys that didn't know what they were talking about because they were just musicians.
As my dad always said follow the money... Ticketmaster owns not just venues....
Thanks, Tabitha Soren.... I bought the 12" of VS a week before the CD.
PJ10 is Masterpiece. Vs, Vitoligy, Code, Manners . Last kiss is brutal.
in the intro i heard "they raged both inside and outside Michigan for decades" and was like...technically you're right
I clicked on the video just to say that Eddie Vedder looks like The Dude in the thumbnail.
Kurt Cobain said. That he didn't get Pearl Jam. Then Pearl Jam said come on man don't be hateful
Ya,basic info,oh well I'm killing time,stuck indoors,I've got cabin fever,this virus stuff is going nuts
Oh ya,I remember ben Harper playing total badass voodoo child on a slide guitar
Pearls preserve would have kicked ass too lmao 😂
I want me some o that jam too
I love Pearl Jam. Ive been a huge fan for decades. The soundtrack for my life is mostly Pearl Jam. I just did a huge bong hit forgive me if I don’t make sense. I was supposed to go on a road trip with my wife to Ottawa to see them (I’m crying ffs) and it’s been postponed. FU corona virus.
Dont ignore the young roots of the wise humanity.
Love this, thank you for uploading 🖤
they get hated on because they made their first album after Bleach and *apparently* anybody that did is considered invalid musically.
How awful for a singer of some band that I never heard of to criticize a music video so harshly. He probably didn’t care about the video he just wanted to minimize the bandmembers
Definitely Even Flow.
My favorite Pearl Jam song is (in order of appearance to me):
1. Vs.
2. Ten
3. Another 37
4. 26 more
My phone rings with "Breath"
6. All the f'cking covers they ever made.
Should I mention the side projects or really stick with 1 song?
The story about the ganny
was just a joke...😂😂😂
I wish they would go back to war with ticket venues. I paid a small fortune last year to see them. I could afford it at the time but so many can't.
That they're the best band in the world
They have been the best band in the world ever since they assembled.I love the undercurrent and talking to people who have no idea or know just a little about them.Then they read stuff like this: “ Lightning Bolt” No 1 download in 54 countries on iTunes.They are amazing !
That was a cool vid.
I like the way PJ stand up to the crazy prices set by Ticketmaster etc.Fans just pay up cuz like they said you dont really have a choice.but at least they give a shit about ripping fans off.i remember watching my 1st Nirvana gig it was £5.50p
Today it would be £65.50p easy.
Kool bid🤘
Love them❤️
Lol. Mother Love Bone would have been the biggest flop of the 90s! Sure it’s sad, however it really worked! So would have Green River.
What nobody told YOU about Grunge is that the bass player from Pearl Jam credits the band King's X for inventing it. I just discovered your channel but I'm willing to be that there isn't one single video on it that mentions the band that invented grunge.
one side of it maybe, but dont forget bands like the Melvins, Coffin Break, Skinyard & Tad who dont share the same influences but just as important part of the scene
There is a similar video about a school killing from real life from the band Boomtown Rats.. the song: I don't like Mondays.
Just Breathe
Yeah, nothing New and Revelating here... Common Info. PJ Rocks!
STATE OF LOVE AND TRUST. PLUS OCEANS.NATURALLY x
Ticket prices increased from 18 USD to 106 EUR in 25 years!
DJ Lou needs to know this posted.
I thought I would FINALLY get a chance to see these guys play at Hyde Park this year.....And then COVID-19 got in the way....F**k you COVID -19!! :(
see there's things you didn't know because you can understand Ol' Lockjaw singin everything through his TEEhEEhEEhEEhEEhEEhEEhEETH
I hear they are quite good
att is notorious huh, i luv PJ songs
I love this band... my favorite would be Black but they have so many great songs
Breath and a Scream!!!
I don't understand how you could consider it appropriate to end this video where you did. I was enjoying the content. But PJ reversed their stance on videos, first with the the Todd McFarlane "Do The Evolution" and later with less inspired visuals to correspond with tracks from Riot Act and the self-titled album. Also, a look into the Roskilde Festival tragedy and the band's reaction to it should have existed.
I was 16 when Pearl Jam came out. I kick my self for not getting tickets for their show in 1991. I worked at a grocery store and worked after school and my weekends. I had a hot Cashier tell me I could take her to the concert also. 🙄
Thanks. I like a little content with my ads.
GO is my favorite!!!
We all know what Pearl Jam means...