Pearl Jam - Garden REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME HEARING! That GUITAR SOLO!!!
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2020
- Pearl Jam Fans...FEELIN' YOU!!! Alright we're come on back aboard the Pearl Jam Express, this time with a track entitled "Garden". Now what this song is about, I honestly have no idea. Is it about gardening? Is it about a garden? A particular garden? I'm not sure....only one way to find out...
Come on in, enjoy the show...I'll see you inside.
Scoring System Guide
10 = Perfection (Unobtainable)
9.0 - 9.9 = Awesome, Amazing
8.0 - 8.9 = Great
7.0 - 7.9 = Really Good
6.0 - 6.9 = Pretty Good
5.0 - 5.9 = O.k.
4.0 - 4.9 = Not So Good
3.0 - 3.9 = Pretty Bad
2.0 - 2.9 = Really Bad
1.0 - 1.9 = Horrible, Awful
0.0 - 0.9 = A Travesty, An Affront To Nature
Link to Original Video Here:
• Pearl Jam · Garden
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💚The musicianship in this song is incredible💚.
TEN is a masterpiece.
Stone and Mike are magical together
two of my ALL TIME favorite guitarists! BOTH bring such an unique feel to the band
You can't go wrong with early 90s PJ! ♥️
Garden is so beautiful. Definitely worth a 9. Good reaction!
This song is gorgeous in a way no other song can match.
One of my favorite PJ songs of all time
I don't know how they do it, but PJ's songs give me chills. I love Jeff's bass lines.
Yeah Jeff has some tasty stuff for sure, but what really impresses me is how he just locks in with the drummer and STAYS locked.
@@THEDavidHeretic Very good review. I think that maybe you might have to admit finally that you may have overlooked. No harm no foul. I didn't know know this from diddly when I first heard it but it carried me through a lot of anger with a ridiculous young marriage that went wrong. There could not have been a better song to put the headphones on and forget... 😠
Pearl Jam’s 1992 “Live” performance of Garden (unknown venue) is absolutely incredible and suggest looking it up and watching. This was PJ’s beginning of a reputation of becoming one of the greatest “Live” American Rock Bands of all time! Incredible performance! Infact i suggest watching the set lineup for this show! This was also one of My favorite and in my opinion best performances of “Porch” really leave You speechless! Good stuff my Guy love your takes on Reaction!
During mikes guitar solo and the ending part is what I love about stone. His riffs in the right speaker stick with you and tie everything together.
I've heard this song dozens of times and it still leaves me by the end gazing off into the distance thinking the deepest of thoughts.
It’s been nice seeing the old PJ songs you have been reacting to. I’ve been listening to their newer albums regularly, gotta get the old ones back in rotation.
Love this song. There’s a great live version floating around from their Rotterdam show in 92, I think the video is called something like Pearl Jam Garden (Great Audio)
To me Garden (next to Black) are Pearl Jam’s finest tracks and perhaps the finest tracks to ever grace the history of rock n roll. The whole album and this song in particular had a particular esoteric / spiritual feel, emphasised by the beautiful twin guitar passages of stone and Mike that compliment each other to perfection. Add the poetic soft to growling vocals of Eddie vedder , the amazing drumming and amazingly supported by the off the wall bass playing from Jeff… perfection 10/10
keep doing pearl jam reviews! i`ve been watching all of them and i like your mix opinions about the songs hahaha
Awesome Joaquin I'm glad you're enjoying the show and the channel.
Hard to say they are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and yet still Underrated. But man are they. Just a great band
Another awesome reaction brother...keep up the awesome job.
Thank you Ted I'll always give you guys and gals in The Fanbase my best....because honestly you deserve nothing less.
The best way to mix a guitar is the tempo and try to not steal the others instruments, in Garden the balance between all the pieces it fix. Such a nice song! Cheers from Chile.
I'll hope to react to "do the evolution" or "blood" 🤘🏻
Cheers! Love the Fanbase from South America!
As far as "Blood" and "Do The Evolution"....keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep watching....all I can say.....
Jeff’s prominent fretless bass was a major part of the early PJ sound.
Thanks for another solid reaction. Garden is a great track. The music was written by Jeff and Stone, and Eddie added the lyrics. So another track that really shows off Stone going low and Mike going high with complementary lines is Dissadent. That one was a pretty big radio hit so you might recognize it.
I don't really have anything to add to your reaction here. I agreed with everything you said.
Thanks again.
Love love this song..saw it at Wrigley 2018...spine tingling live
His singing reminds me a pack of howling 🐺 s..my favorite pearl jam song..just found your review..was excited..you didn't disappoint
Btw--we told you Stone was amazing all along.
Love your pearl jam reviews, keep it up!!
Thank you Duncan I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the show. I'll keep doing what The Fanbase wants me to do, they deserve nothing less.
Garden is one of my favorites besides Indifference. 😊💓🤘✌️🔥🎸 Thank you David awesome reaction!! My favorite band on this planet.
this song is underrated ,for me is as amazing as black, all just equally sounds right,the bass ,drum, guitars, you pretty much covers what i feel..best reaction
Also, "indifference" from the vs. album
I be more than happy to add this to the que...I'll need a link so I watch the correct video.
@@THEDavidHeretic i'll look around.
Love the pearl jam's reviews since they are my favs..so thanks...I know you dont care for acoustic but you need to do corey taylor acoustic... snuff.. (live) or any by him
Not that familiar with Corey Taylor or Slipknot for that matter. I heard the first Slipknot album and I was like "Ehhhh, not for me"
If you provide me with a link, I'll be more than happy to add your request to the que.
ruclips.net/video/QBK6xymmKHM/видео.html
Most people dont know, they mixed in a live section into the album version!
I think THIS might be your 10th or 11th Pearl jam reaction that I have seen......you GOTTA be a fan by now!
Ummmmmmmmmmmmm.......uhhhhhhhhhhhhh......not quite yet....but my level of respect for them keeps getting higher and higher.
Great review, love the detail and technical breakdowns you provide! I don’t know the first thing about the production of music, just know what sounds good - You go back as much you need to, no complaints here!
You totally got it man! Love this piece of art brings back hazy memories….if ya know what I’m sayin ☺️
I heard a little SRV in there on the solo. I can play…..but you’d be bored. I got no emotional content
You (on guitar war): My show; we're going back. Lol!! Garden is an incredible music. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful review 💕
Great vid
Pearl Jam - Nothing As It Seems
I'll need a link so I watch the correct video
Ok so i'll give you the golden nugget, as a pj fan from the very first day, "Strangest Tribe". Find the live from norway.
I can definitely add this to the que...I'll need a link so I watch the correct video.
A guitarist with a lot of different types of techniques (probably all of them too, some which he likely pioneered) would be Robert Fripp of King Crimson.
David recently had a vid on audioslave song, and he mentioned that the guitarist sounded like a helicopter, and I've heard Fripp do it as well as Adrian Belew from the same band King Crimson. on the trip back home today, the radio guy mentioned tom morello and all the cool sounds he could make, so getting a like on this comment now is cool. People should mention King Crimson, they had toured with Tool and on guy was the guitarist for a Nine Inch Nails album - mentioned King Crimson's post 80s albums were trying to be tool albums to move units.
Check out Pearl Jam release from Holland 1992. One of Ed's best performances. Insane passion. It's a black and white video
That's a good song. Written by Stone Gossard I think. You should have done the live version though.
Definitely live
Always
I know but I gotta go with the link that was given to me by the requester.
Words by Vedder as I believe. Music by Gossard.
@@THEDavidHeretic Still waiting for some Soundgarden David :-)
You should try TOOL their bass is much more prominent and featured more than most other bands.
I'm actually pretty familiar with TOOL, I've heard quite a few of their songs. Maynard's vocals are amazing, and I do love how the bass is consistently forward in the mix.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Just another PJ Classic!!!! Check out Eddie Vedder doing Porch at Global Citizens Festival from 2018.
Great to see the Pearl Jam on here. I loved them and fell off after a few albums and later realized all over again how fucking ridiculous they were and are!!
Did you see the Beato’s “what makes this song great?” for this tune? He loves the same things you do in this song
Haven't seen it...I guess great minds think alike. Hah HAAAAAAH! Boy did that sound douchie....my apologies.
Dude... you catch so much on a first listen... im jealous
Thank you adrock, but you'd be amazed how much I miss too. No one's perfect, I catch what I can.
Ten is the absolute best rock album created in the last 40 years, imho.
I know what you mean!! ha..
The influence I always heard in this solo was Gilmour.
Solid review as always... yeah, I've always said Ament and McCready are the true driving force of the band. Like Eddie is Eddie, and will hold his own in rock and roll history - but the other two don't get enough credit. All the members are irreplaceable, well outside of Cameron. And I only say Matt Cameron because Pearl Jam was like Spinal Tap for awhile with drummers, however Cameron is definitely great.
Random question, any favourite PJ song or live performance so far ? I'm assuming it's Spin the Black Circle, and also a Pink Floyd cover?
Tough call....I would say "Spin the Black Circle" is up there, along with "Go" and "Who Ever Said".
@@THEDavidHeretic nice choices... who ever said is in my top 3 from new album... great reviews man 🤙
I still have trouble understanding what he’s singing an I thought the guitar sounded a bit off weird sounding I liked the picture It reminds me of when we were watching a war documentary in history class where soldiers raised the flag that was a cool video err the song I’ll give a 4 cos it’s a bit strange to me
Hey, your reactions are pretty good with it being super in-depth, I was wondering if you could possibly react to a channel called nerd out, with the song I am the slayer
I've never reacted to a CHANNEL before...not even sure how that would work.
If you provide me with a link for "I Am The Slayer" I can definitely react to that.
ruclips.net/video/NesDPTM2oW4/видео.html
@@oddbulbsaur935 Added to the que. It's gonna take a while due to the que being so long, but I promise you I will get to it.
@@THEDavidHeretic ok thank you
When a first listen to this album i was mermerize by how the bass sounds, but now its weird how i cant tell anymore if there is a bass. Did i just lost my hearing? It was like colours but im getting dumber and dumber
Hey David, after watching a bunch of your Pearl Jam videos, you have made several comments about how you are surprised for liking PJ's stuff. I'm wondering why you had such a negative impression of them prior to digging in with your reactions. Did you just assume PJ was lame and unsophisticated because they were so popular? Do you associate the entire grunge scene with depression and self-pity?
Personally, I think Pearl Jam stand out from their other grunge peers for mixing into their music a healthy dose of aspiration and a will to overcome; elements that the other grunge titans often lacked.
Would love to hear your thoughts. I happen to think they are the best band of their generation.
Thanks. 🤘🤘🤘
I never really gave them a chance in high school for 2 reasons. 1. I was a progrock metalhead, and we all saw the grunge movement as a threat, when all it honestly did was kill hair metal (thank god for that) I was really big into prog rock, and if a song didn't have 7 key signature changes and 12 time changes I had no interest in it. I know, very closed minded in my youth. 2...and this was kinda the bigger one for me....my brother loved Pearl Jam, so naturally I wasn't going to like something my brother liked.
@@THEDavidHeretic
haha... Thank you so much for the response, David.
Having brothers, I can understand the desire to distinguish yourself. It was actually my older brother who introduced me to Pearl Jam, though I ended up becoming the much bigger fan.
My other favorite band of the generation is Tool, which sounds like it might be more up your alley.
I do believe Pearl Jam is the greatest rock band of a generation. They are so consistently strong across the board, with a huge stylistic and emotional range and control. They are as dedicated to their craft as anyone, and uniquely passionate and earnest, which is probably their signature stylistic contribution.
It really does seem that to watch/hear Eddie Vedder sing is to watch a man lock antlers and engage head-on with life and with the world in real time, in a way I just haven't seen anywhere else. Though full of angst, there is also something relentlessly aspirational in it that I don't think was present in the other grunge bands. Ultimately, I think it makes the Pearl Jam experience a deeply satisfying and edifying one. You could say they put the "Ed" in edification.
It feels a little geeky to say so, but they are the coolest thing I've ever found, and they've had such a deep impact on me that it's a little embarrassing to admit. Nevertheless, I have to give credit where it is due. They are a very special band, in my humble (and correct) opinion.
It'll most definitely getcha there.
Don't bend the neck guys
ruclips.net/video/-RTz0JNxNEU/видео.html this is the performance of Blood from 1995 I keep going on about lol. It kicks major ass, man!
.....keeeeeeeeeeeep watching....all I can say.....
With your understandable love for the forward bass, I can only assume you like the Red Hot Chili Peppers?
Ummmmmm....the RHCP and I have a weird relationship. I like some of their stuff, the more upbeat, faster funk songs. Their ballads....I've never been much of a fan. The other pop rock easy listening stuff.....ehhhhh....
@@THEDavidHeretic flea would be disappointed! I agree though, their ballads are a bit too much. Their newer stuff is pretty alright in my book minus the ballads as you mention. Their older stuff? My opinion is it didn’t age very well.