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Or been stepped on
Whatever the notion, we laced in our prayers
The man upstairs is used to all of this noise🎸 Faithfull 🎶
💿 Yield (1998)
First played: February 20, 1998
Last played: May 18, 2025
Times played: 107
https://pearljam.com/music/song/faithfull
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Or been stepped on
Whatever the notion, we laced in our prayers
The man upstairs is used to all of this noise🎸 Faithfull 🎶
💿 Yield (1998)
First played: February 20, 1998
Last played: May 18, 2025
Times played: 107
https://pearljam.com/music/song/faithfull
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Mike McCready Rips Hendrix-Style National Anthem Ahead of Seattle NFL Game https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/996705/ #ChrisCornell #Football #JimiHendrix #MikeMcCready #NewEnglandPatriots #NFL #PearlJam #Seattle #SeattleSeahawks #Soundgarden #TaylorMomsen
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Mike McCready Rips Hendrix-Style National Anthem Ahead of Seattle NFL Game https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/996705/ #ChrisCornell #Football #JimiHendrix #MikeMcCready #NewEnglandPatriots #NFL #PearlJam #Seattle #SeattleSeahawks #Soundgarden #TaylorMomsen
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Then a boat to Zanzibar
Queen cranking on the blaster
And mercury did rise🎸 Quick Escape 🎶
💿 Gigaton (2020)
First played: September 18, 2021
Last played: November 13, 2024
Times played: 30
https://pearljam.com/music/song/quick-escape
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Then a boat to Zanzibar
Queen cranking on the blaster
And mercury did rise🎸 Quick Escape 🎶
💿 Gigaton (2020)
First played: September 18, 2021
Last played: November 13, 2024
Times played: 30
https://pearljam.com/music/song/quick-escape
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The townsfolk,... they all laugh
Sorry is the fool who trades his love for high-rise rent
Seems the more you make, equals the loneliness you get🎸 Soon Forget 🎶
💿 Binaural (2000)
First played: May 10, 2000
Last played: May 10, 2016
Times played: 55
https://pearljam.com/music/song/soon-forget
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The townsfolk,... they all laugh
Sorry is the fool who trades his love for high-rise rent
Seems the more you make, equals the loneliness you get🎸 Soon Forget 🎶
💿 Binaural (2000)
First played: May 10, 2000
Last played: May 10, 2016
Times played: 55
https://pearljam.com/music/song/soon-forget
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On 2 September 1993: 10th MTV Video Music Awards: #PearlJam, En Vogue wins.
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Police man
He won the lottery by being born
Big hand slapped a white male American🎸 W.M.A. 🎶
💿 Vs. (1993)
First played: May 13, 1993
Last played: July 11, 2024
Times played: 119
https://pearljam.com/music/song/w-m-a
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Don't shit where they're not supposed to
Don't take what's not theirs, they don't compare...
They don't scurry when something bigger comes their way🎸 Rats 🎶
💿 Vs. (1993)
First played: May 13, 1993
Last played: September 09, 2024
Times played: 63
https://pearljam.com/music/song/rats
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Look what turns 35 today …
#pearljam #ninetiesrock #alternativerock #grunge #hardrock #ten #rock #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky The debut album from Pearl Jam is released on August 27, 1991. It's one of the Mount Rushmore albums of the alternative rock era, bridging the gap between the 70's arena rock riffage and the introspective angst of 90's grunge. In 2009, Ten Redux was released -- a remix of the original. It's ok ... but not a replacement for the…
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Pearl Jam released the No Code album on August 27, 1996. Happy 30th anniversary to No Code!
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Pearl Jam released the Ten album on August 27, 1991. Happy 35th anniversary to Ten!
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Me you, you me, it's all related
What's a boy to do?
Just be darling and I will be too🎸 Faithfull 🎶
💿 Yield (1998)
First played: February 20, 1998
Last played: May 18, 2025
Times played: 107
https://pearljam.com/music/song/faithfull
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The smallest oceans still get...big, big waves...
Ransom paid the devil...he whispers pleasing words...
Triumphant are the angels if they can... get there first...🎸 Tremor Christ 🎶
💿 Vitalogy (1994)
First played: November 30, 1993
Last played: May 03, 2025
Times played: 86
https://pearljam.com/music/song/tremor-christ
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My young teen daughter is now listening to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Guns N Roses. All her friends are into 90s alternative rock.
I guess I now feel the same way my parents did when I listened to the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers Band, and Dr John when I was a kid.
Still, it is very strange when my daughter is singing Nirvana. She is also shocked I know all the lyrics.
I am still on a mission to get her to like Captain Beefheart, but that i feel is an uphill road. Maybe start with Zappa.
#nirvana #pearljam #gratefuldead #drjohn #allmanbrothersband #90s #frankzappa
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Towards
All or none,... all or none
Here's the selfless confession🎸 All Or None 🎶
💿 Riot Act (2002)
First played: December 05, 2002
Last played: August 10, 2018
Times played: 17
https://pearljam.com/music/song/all-or-none
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Oceans (Live) - MTV Unplugged - Pearl Jam
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Baba O'Riley (The Who Cover) - Live at Madison Square Garden - Pearl Jam
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"Jeremy" is a song by American #rock band #PearlJam, with lyrics written by vocalist #EddieVedder and music composed by bassist #JeffAment. "Jeremy" was released in August 1992 as the third single from Pearl Jam's debut album, #Ten (1991). The song was inspired by a newspaper article Vedder read about #JeremyWadeDelle, a high school student who shot himself in front of his English class on January 8, 1991. It reached the number 5 spot on both the Album.
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Movie TV Tech Geeks #MusicFeatures #Music #Nirvana #PearlJam 10 Best Grunge Songs of All Time http://dlvr.it/TV27wq
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Demons My Friends – Survive/Yourself Review By ClarkKentFrom their origins in Mexico City to the 2022 SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas, the three members of Demons My Friends have a shared journey that made their union fateful. This shared geography has played a role in their musical process, as they split recording their sophomore album, Survive/Yourself, between Mexico and Texas. Post-COVID personal struggles inform the record’s themes, with illness, job losses, and family crises cited as sources of the anxiety that fueled their songwriting. Demons My Friends don’t deliver doses of sadboi, however. What they play is a raw, rough, and gritty style of grunge. Though it flirts with mainstream acts like Alice in Chains and Soundgarden, Survive/Yourself plays its grunge outside the box. While creating music is undoubtedly a healthy outlet, the question remains as to whether it’s a good idea to get too friendly with your demons.
Demons My Friends mixes thick stoner/sludge guitar tones with catchy alternative rock hooks for a compelling sonic palette. The fuzzy guitar on opener “The Theory of Change” evokes Mastodon, while the chorus takes a page out of ’90s rock acts like Nirvana and Bush. Yet the tracks on Survive/Yourself run a bit longer than the more radio-friendly examples of grunge, allowing room for meandering and play. Often these moments serve as highlights, especially the melodic lead that pops up mid-song on “The Last Dance.” And though the sludge proves to be the dominant guitar tone, Demons My Friends also show their more sensitive side. “Kalorama,” with its catchy strummed guitar lead, borrows heavily from Pearl Jam’s soft jams. On other tunes, the guitar grows more playful, with a twangy arpeggio on “We All End Up Here” and a really cool psychedelic bit on the record’s catchiest song, “Brain Holographics.”
Survive/Yourself by Demons My Friends
Unfortunately, Demons My Friends also end up being their own worst enemy. The back half of Survive/Yourself finds a pretty successful formula with some catchy tunes that could almost pass for radio-friendly. Yet the band makes some questionable choices that hold them back. As great as “Brain Holographics” is, it stretches on for too long thanks to a lengthy instrumental detour that sees the song nearly lose its way. The fun, High on Fire-inspired stoner track, “Smile,” includes a weird bit of growling that mars a rather tight tune. Also at issue are the vocal performances. Since both Pablo Anton and Lu Salinas have vocal credits, I’m not sure who’s the culprit, but one of the two consistently sounds off-key, and his voice especially strains on higher registers (most noticeable on “Last Dance” and “Star Child”). These sound issues give a sense of raw emotion, but they also distract from the flow of the songs.
The production, with a DR score of 10, proves a boon, but some production choices prove a bane. The largest boon belongs to the guitars. The thick, fuzzy tone is so satisfying as it fires up on “The Theory of Change” and then again about two minutes into “We All End Up Here.” Similarly, Salinas’s bass benefits, contributing some funk on “Brain Holographics” and some nastiness on “Smile.” Littered throughout Survive/Yourself, however, are odd sound issues that detract from the music. The finale of “The Theory of Change” sounds like someone let their kid play with the recording equipment, as a childlike voice repeats “I” over and over. Other noise effects tricked my brain into thinking I was hearing something outside the music. Pattering raindrop drum beats on “Brain Holographics” had me looking up at the ceiling, scared to see a leak. Vocal oddities here and there, such as the strange spoken parts on “Star Child,” gave me the feeling someone had crept up behind me. Cleaning these issues up would have resulted in a much smoother album.
While they showcase some nice licks and cool ideas, Demons My Friends have some demons to exorcise from their songwriting repertoire. There are aspects of their more experimental side that work well—some exploratory instrumental passages and the varied guitar tones. Yet some of what they do just pulls listeners out of the musical experience. They have a clear knack for some great hooks—I find myself humming the chorus on “Brain Holographics” pretty frequently, for one. I look forward to hearing how they are able to evolve their blend of experimental and mainstream music on their next release.
Rating: 2.0/5.0
#20 #2026 #AliceInChains #AlternativeMetal #AmericanMetal #Apr26 #Bush #DemonsMyFriends #Grunge #HighOnFire #Mastodon #Nirvana #PearlJam #Review #Reviews #RippleMusic #Soundgarden #StonerMetal #SurviveYourself
DR: 10 | Format Reviewed: WAV
Label: Ripple Music
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook | Official Site
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Ted Tocks Covers - Year 7 - Day 92
Can’t Complain
Join the party and take a moment to enjoy life from the perspective of Todd Snider and a host of other great performers like #NinaSimone #GreatLakeSwimmers #TheWho #PearlJam #BlindMelon and #GaryJules
“A little out of place, a little out of tune
Sorta lost in space, racin’ the moon
Climbin’ the walls of this hurricane
Still overall I can’t complain” -
#PearlJam #Wreckage #EddieVedder
"Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder Says New Song ‘Wreckage’ Is About Donald Trump: He’s ‘Desperate’ and ‘Out There Playing the Victim’"
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#PearlJam #Wreckage #EddieVedder
"Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder Says New Song ‘Wreckage’ Is About Donald Trump: He’s ‘Desperate’ and ‘Out There Playing the Victim’"Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder: Donald Trump Is Subject of Wreckage Song
Following the release of Pearl Jam‘s new album “Dark Matter,” frontman Eddie Vedder has revealed the rationale behind political song “Wreckage.”
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Dearly beloved
We are gathered here today
To get through this thing called lifeThis is the final set of our Prince-themed 6 Degrees series, timed to end today, the 8th anniversary of The Purple One leaving us. And while we’ve used up all of our Prince albums from The List, each artist/album in this set has some connection to him.
Okay, carrying on from where we left off last time…
6 Degrees of Separation: Selena to No Doubt
Selena – Dreaming Of You (list number 316)
>> While Madhouse (which ended Part 7) is mostly Prince, one of the musicians who collaborated on the side project was Eric Leeds. Prince and Eric Leeds worked together on another side project, the 1995 solo album of Mayte, Child of the Sun, which was mostly written by Prince and was released on his NPG Records label. Mayte was part of the NPG, was a dancer for his tours and videos, and was Prince’s partner at the time of recording this album (and then wife). Though not included on this (or any later) album, Mayte recorded some songs (potentially during the same time) with the hip hop group Full Force, who also appear on one track of this album by the late great Selena. Another guest appearance on the same album is David Byrne, and their track together was produced by sound engineer Susan Rogers, who worked on many Prince and Prince-adjacent albums starting with Purple Rain, including Madhouse and…Candy Dulfer – Saxuality (740)
…this 1990 album by Candy Dulfer, who collaborated a few times with Prince from the 80s on (including joining his band for the Musicology Live 2004ever tour). Rogers also mixed the contributions of Paul Westerberg (of The Replacements, another Minneapolis act that made waves in the 80s, as mentioned in Part 4) to the soundtrack for the film Singles, which also featured a number of artists/bands from the Seattle area who admired and/or inspired Prince, such as…The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Electric Ladyland (839)
…Jimi Hendrix (who was a great influence on Prince; check out this [audio-only] cover of Hendrix’s “Red House”),….Soundgarden – Superunknown (849)
…Soundgarden (check out Chris Cornell’s beautiful cover of Prince’s “Nothing Compares to U”*), and…Pearl Jam – Ten (273)
…Pearl Jam. Not only have Pearl Jam been covering Prince’s “Purple Rain” somewhat regularly since The Purple One left us (e.g., at the Quebec City show in 2022), but Prince (along with his band 3rdEyeGirl) also did an instrumental cover of a track off this album, “Even Flow” (audio-only here)! (I don’t know about you, but imagining Prince listening to Ten puts a smile on my face.)
Another huge Seattle band that is automatically linked with the city’s scene at the time but oddly did not appear on the Singles soundtrack is, of course, Nirvana. However, one of the band’s (touring) members, Pat Smear, was also linked with Prince, as he appeared in the music video for “Raspberry Beret”. Smear also appeared in…No Doubt – Tragic Kingdom (804)
the music video for “Don’t Speak”, off of this album by No Doubt. Prince would later collaborate with No Doubt and Gwen Stefani a couple times: Stefani appears on “So Far, So Pleased” from Prince’s 1999 album Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic, which they would perform together later on Prince’s Welcome 2 American tour (here); and Prince co-wrote and -produced the song “Waiting Room” that eventually appeared on No Doubt’s 2001 album Rock Steady. <<*I just had to mention one more link I found when looking up the No Doubt connection (which we could say is connected to “Nothing Compares to U”…). Prince seems to have had an impact on others in the world of ska/reggae beyond No Doubt, as there’s an entire reggae covers version of Purple Rain, entitled Purple Reggae. Put out in 2014 by a duo in the UK called Radio Riddler, the tribute album features a number of guest artists including the late great Sinéad O’Connor (who was no stranger to reggae covers), covering Prince’s “I Would Die 4 U” (or, on the dub version of the album, “I Would Dub 4 U”).
Thank you all for joining me on this whirlwind tour of just a handful of albums from The List! I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did, especially the little Prince tidbits. There are, of course, so many other connections that could be made, and I’d love to keep the 6 Degrees game going, perhaps as a semi-regular series. Let me know if you’d like to contribute a set, either continuing from where we’ve left off here or a standalone set you’ve discovered!
Are we gonna let de-elevator bring us down?
Oh, no let’s go!https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/04/21/6-degrees-of-separation-part-8/
#1001OtherAlbums #3rdEyeGirl #6DegreesOfSeparation #CandyDulfer #ChrisCornell #DavidByrne #EricLeeds #FullForce #GwenStefani #JimiHendrix #Madhouse #Mayte #NoDoubt #PatSmear #PaulWesterberg #PearlJam #Prince #Selena #SineadOConnor #Soundgarden #SusanRogers
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Pearl Jam publicó un nuevo adelanto del próximo disco en las vísperas de su lanzamiento. Una muy bonita canción llamada «Wreckage» que suena como una clásica canción de la banda.
«Dark Matter», el nuevo álbum, sale mañana viernes 19.🎧🔗 https://open.spotify.com/track/4WnQyfhJn0O0LY3SPlxReB
#PearlJam #Wreckage #DarkMatter #Singles2024 #Singles #Música #Rock
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Last one for tonight, about to head of to bed for some well earned rest.
Another supergroup, this time featuring members of #PearlJam & #SoundGarden
