Pearl Jam
Posted: 6/18/2002, 6:23 pm
Pear Jam is good. I like their music. It makes me horn...happy
Yeah, I love Ten and to a lesser extent, Vs.
I like the occasional song off the newer albums.
Ten is brilliant, though.
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Posted: 6/18/2002, 10:59 pm
Posted: 6/18/2002, 11:22 pm
Yellow Ledbetter is amazing, probably my favorite song by them, followed closely behind by Alive and then.. hmmm, Jeremy I guess..
They rock.
They rock.
Posted: 6/18/2002, 11:24 pm
Alive is amazing.
Posted: 6/19/2002, 1:00 am
I love the Live on Two Legs Album, great version of Better Man and of course Ten is just that good. I like most of their new stuff too.
Posted: 6/19/2002, 8:48 am
Endymion wrote:Alive is amazing.
alive is amazing live
Posted: 6/21/2002, 12:41 am
Yield is my favorite of their Albums, I love them all though. Nocode is a great album also, it has a different sound a lot softer but it comes out great. I personally both of those cds are better albums than ten...a lot more depth. Heh, I'm probably biased though since my Name is a Pearl Jam song 
Posted: 6/28/2002, 9:37 am
I don't know, Ten has a lot of depth to it. I personally like Vitalogy the best. I prefer the darker side of Pearl Jam.
Posted: 6/29/2002, 10:36 am
Vitalogy has a lot of my favorite songs on it; "Nothingman", "Not For You", "Better Man", "Corduroy" and "Immortality". But I also like Vs. and Yield a lot. Ten and No Code aren't too bad, I enjoy them more and more every time I listen to them. Pearl Jam are the best band to come out of the 90's grunge scene.
Posted: 6/29/2002, 10:45 am
I think Our Lady Peace pretty clearly came out of the 90's grunge scene. Naveed is very post-grunge. So I'd have to go with OLP, then Pearl Jam. I can't really say Nirvana because they never "came out" of it. 
Which is kind of ironic considering how much Kurt allegedly hated it. I dunno, something's up there, it seems to me.. with all his supposed hatred of fame.
Which is kind of ironic considering how much Kurt allegedly hated it. I dunno, something's up there, it seems to me.. with all his supposed hatred of fame.Posted: 7/1/2002, 10:00 am
You just discounted your own opinion. To come out of the grunge movement, you would have had to have been apart of it. Our Lady Peace came out after the grunge scene died, so they're a post-grunge band if you're going to label them with something. Pearl Jam came out of the scene, they were apart of the movement and they are here now. Therefore they came out of it, right?
Posted: 7/1/2002, 11:27 am
i'm lost 
Posted: 7/1/2002, 11:46 am
Back to their music, I love Pearl Jam...I must say my favorite song is Better Man though. Their stuff is brilliant, but I just love Better Man.
Posted: 7/1/2002, 3:51 pm
I know I should probably introduce myself in some way, but fuck it, I'm just going to start posting.
And here we go...
Pearl Jam is amazing, incredible. I was just 13 when my brother decided I needed to experience better music than I was being exposed to at that point and forced me to go to a concert with him. I am forever indebted to him for it. My favorite album is Vitalogy, but that's most likely because that's the first album I really listened to. Also, the Mamasan Trilogy is a masterpiece, writing at it's finest.
And here we go...
Pearl Jam is amazing, incredible. I was just 13 when my brother decided I needed to experience better music than I was being exposed to at that point and forced me to go to a concert with him. I am forever indebted to him for it. My favorite album is Vitalogy, but that's most likely because that's the first album I really listened to. Also, the Mamasan Trilogy is a masterpiece, writing at it's finest.
Posted: 7/1/2002, 4:28 pm
NunoFreak wrote:You just discounted your own opinion. To come out of the grunge movement, you would have had to have been apart of it. Our Lady Peace came out after the grunge scene died, so they're a post-grunge band if you're going to label them with something. Pearl Jam came out of the scene, they were apart of the movement and they are here now. Therefore they came out of it, right?
laugh
Alright, yeah. I agree. OLP aren't grunge.
Posted: 8/10/2002, 5:26 am
i dont think any of you mentioned a song that is one of their best
Do The Evolution, and the video for it is definatly great just in the way it is put together
Do The Evolution, and the video for it is definatly great just in the way it is put together
Posted: 8/10/2002, 9:51 am
its certainly a rockin video...but the song is just alright
Vs. is their best album to me...that song 'rats' is so cool.
Vs. is their best album to me...that song 'rats' is so cool.
Posted: 8/10/2002, 4:53 pm
you drunken
do the evolution is great
do the evolution is great
Posted: 8/11/2002, 4:23 pm
I haven't heard much Pearl Jam.... just stuff on the radio I think..
Posted: 8/11/2002, 8:51 pm
NunoFreak wrote:You just discounted your own opinion. To come out of the grunge movement, you would have had to have been apart of it. Our Lady Peace came out after the grunge scene died, so they're a post-grunge band if you're going to label them with something. Pearl Jam came out of the scene, they were apart of the movement and they are here now. Therefore they came out of it, right?
I did a research paper in ENGL 1101 about the Grunge movement and how it led to Alternative music of today...OLP is clearly a product of the grunge movement...definately "post-grunge"
And just so my post isn't completely off topic...
Pearl Jam does rock...I love Better Man and Even Flow...there's just something about Even Flow that gets me going.