No, I do not like Pearl Jam.

Big PJ fan, but this doesn't do it for me. The fadeout at the end sealed the deal. 5.

That would be impressive if flipping burgers wasn't so frigging easy.
owned!

Although I agree with you on the fact that one cannot say that something sucks or not, I do feel compelled to say the voting doesn't mean anything either. Especially if you take into account that renowned artists and bands such as Pearl Jam often get high scores no matter what song is on. I feel this song's rating is overly positive, but hey, who am I?

The ineluctable modality of the audible. I think the last paragraph of your comment deserves further analysis. It sounds like it is a quote from a character in a novel. "Brad drew on his first Marlboro of the day, and opined at length about the origins of the Universe. Being still intoxicated from last night's bourbon, he segued seamlessly to the origins of music, before getting confused, and ascribing the origins of the Universe to Chuck Berry, then Little Richard, and finally developing a Grand Theory of Relativity which embraced the 'Great Two' as originators of all matter in the Universe, as well as being progenitors of be-bop, rock and roll, new wave, but not hip hop and rap, which he denounced as the work of the devil, < or on retelling Eminem, assuming the two were actually different people> "

I think you are outvoted on if the song really sucks.  Look at the average rating.

Just because YOU think it sucks, does not ACTUALLY mean that it sucks, fyi.

but am guilt free since I am damn good at what I get paid for!

Were you a student there?

I think you are outvoted on if the song really sucks.  Look at the average rating.

Just because YOU think it sucks, does not ACTUALLY mean that it sucks, fyi.

OH yes, no question. However if I got paid for writing songs as Pearl Jam does and I knew I sucked, I would feel at least a twinge of guilt for getting paid. So I may suck at it the same as Pearl Jam, but am guilt free since I am damn good at what I get paid for!

Were you a student there?

I still think that Pearl Jam was on a humanitarian visit to a special school and they submitted this song as a nice gesture to one of the students who gave it to them written by crayon on construction paper. They just put it on the album and smile every time they hear it as to how gullible their fans are. However, this does not take away from the kindness of that gesture and the fact that they spend their personal time giving joy to those less fortunate and for that I salute them!

LOL.  I bet "you wish" you could write music, period.

About right? 

I still think that Pearl Jam was on a humanitarian visit to a special school and they submitted this song as a nice gesture to one of the students who gave it to them written by crayon on construction paper. They just put it on the album and smile every time they hear it as to how gullible their fans are. However, this does not take away from the kindness of that gesture and the fact that they spend their personal time giving joy to those less fortunate and for that I salute them!

I still think that Pearl Jam was on a humanitarian visit to a special school and they submitted this song as a nice gesture to one of the students who gave it to them written by crayon on construction paper. They just put it on the album and smile every time they hear it as to how gullible their fans are. However, this does not take away from the kindness of that gesture and the fact that they spend their personal time giving joy to those less fortunate and for that I salute them!

I'm not a huge fan either, but really, hyperbole much?  Haven't you ever hear "We are the world"?  or any boy band?

This quite possibly might be the worst song in recorded history.