Pearl Jam

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Even though grunge has become an almost dirty word, it's still pivotal to my youth and influential to many of today's greats. This photo book is probably worth browse.

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Ten Collector's Edition

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"Not only is Ten a pivotal album from my child hood, but also it's iconic and, easily, the best from Pearl Jam. So, a rerelease, is naturally worth considering. However, this special edition comes with a cassette tape, which simple blows my mind."

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iTunes Store: Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam

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"My appreciation for "Pearl Jam" was reawakened when I saw the movie "Surf's Up" with my son last summer. "Big Wave" was one of the big hits on the soundtrack, and it made me marvel at all the time that had passed since I last listened to any of their music. Well, lo and behold, a greatest hits album now presents itself to me ! I even love the cover and, if I go for broke, I will be able to enjo..."

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Vitalogy: Pearl Jam

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"On their third album, Pearl Jam goes from the forefront of grunge to rock gods. They've cemented their place as a strong voice in the alt rock jungle of the 90s. They've crafted great songs full of meaning but don't forget that message means nothing if the song isn't strong and catchy. It also shows their continued musical evolution. "Nothingman" is sad and gorgeous and nothing that you'd have..."

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Ten: Pearl Jam

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"Is there a bad song on this whole album? This *is* grunge as it should be. "Even Flow", "Alive", "Why Go", "Black" (my all time #1 fav), "Jeremy"... Seriously solid album with great guitar riffs, and killer lyrics. Everyone should own this album. One of the best things to come out of the 90s."

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Various Artists - Surf's Up (Music from the Motion Picture)

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"I saw this movie with my son the day it was released last June. We both laughed until we cried at the antics of Chicken Joe and the sight of surfing penguins, tattoos and all. My son worshiped the character of Codey, but I fell in love with the soundtrack. And, luckily, it's something we both enjoy listening to on our many road trips together. It's got reggae, a bit of Hawaiian music and some ..."