jersey_birdman wrote: 
This sounds like a wholesale ripoff of Unknown Legend...

Lovely tune - I hope Pearl Jam have a few more in the tank...

Wow great set the last 4 or 5 songs! Burn all Cars records and you've really got something here RP! (Just kidding...RP is great. Serious about please never play another Cars record!)

Was just thinking the same thing...  instead we get Sugar Mountain

iTuner wrote: 

 sirdroseph wrote: 
I've never been much of a PJ/Vedder fan but I definitely prefer their/his ballads to the rockers, as Eddie's "quiet" voice is much more palatable, IMO. Plus, any band that takes on those Ticketmaster motherf•ckers is OK by me!

I love this song and Eddie Veder. 

Would have liked this song followed up with Neil Young's Unknown Legend.

 Reckoner978 wrote: 

Present Tense is one of my all time favorites with a great great message.

 Byronape wrote: 

Yes - It's tragic that Kurt and Layne died, and that Dave and Jerry had to move on without them, and that clearly changed their trajectory in terms of both the quality and range of output and their sucess.

PJ was lucky in the that sense.  But don't forget that they had their genesis in a tragic death as well.  If Andy Wood had lived, we might all be talkin about how Mother Love Bone was still going strong 25 years later.

 sirdroseph wrote: 
 

 Byronape wrote: 

 grungepuppy wrote: 
This is true, but not always because of PJ's greatness.  There are better bands of the era that would have had a career as long and successful if not more so, had all the members managed to stay alive. 

Screw the PJ haters
This is a good song, not great, but very good.

This is actually an improvement over most of their dreck, this is just boring. At least Eddie is not trying too hard on this one.

Thank you Bill, for all the Pearl Jam songs you air. I'd also love to hear some of my personal favorites: Sleight of Hand, Present Tense, In Hiding, Nothing As It Seems, Hail Hail, Red Mosquito.....someone stop me now please xD

One of the few.
Thank you Eddie.
How other artists could learn about truth and soul from you.

Just caught Ed on his solo tour where he did a beautiful version of this.

 PhoenixArtDj wrote: 
woowooooahhhh, the 'B' word!! Couldn't have put it better meself.. after a week of mucking out pigs a bit of Pearl Jam just puts you back in the groove.

Bill, you magnificent bastard!

Pearl Jam does Neil Young...not a fan, but its not horrible.

Great song by one of the best bands of the past 20 years. Think about it. There are few other bands from that period with the catalog that Pearl Jam has created.

VERY NICE!

Maybe I'm not the world's greatest Pearl Jam fan. But this one always makes me listen.

Ahhh, another Pearl Jam song.  Man, when these guys first emerged, I really had no use for them at all. I didn't like their sound. Then, I went to work on a job rotation for the Hearings Unit, where I had to actually THINK, because my co-workers were Administrative Law Judges with minds like quicksilver.  One of them was a Pearl Jam fan, and when he began to expound on the song "Jeremy," I figured I better take note. That was the beginning of the... beginning.

Pearl Jam is a rather amazing group. Love them or hate them (I've done both), but either way, they're pretty tough to ignore.  And I really, really love this song.

this is really good. i had to dust off the album. didn't realize this track was on there.

Very nice — a bit over produced — I sit here as as own of those early 90's grunge fan supremes, but, saying that, I wish to #%& that Eddie would find his father.  I guess that pain makes great music but no one has worn me out more that Eddie... Love the first two...

 crockydile wrote: 

No

Very nice song... I hadn't heard this one.

I'm also getting a little tired of Pearl Jam, but I've noticed Vedder's voice doesn't quite sound like he's in pain, when singing something slow... I like this.

 rjewyo wrote: 
not so bad go to sleep with this!!