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Are you as much a fan of any other band?

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    jguzzijguzzi Monterey, CA Posts: 49
    edited February 2016
    Two Gallants, but PJ trumps all
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    seanwonseanwon Posts: 284
    No, but the closest is.........Garbage! I love me some Shirley Manson.

    And Pink Floyd if you catch me in the right mood.
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    the_donthe_don Posts: 512
    I used to love DMB just as much, and for a long time more than PJ. Now it's the opposite, love PJ so much more. DMB disappointed me big time, I've never been disappointed by PJ.
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    BettrMan21BettrMan21 Chattanooga,Tn Posts: 278

    Pearl Jam is my clear number one, but but I have been checking out J Roddy Walston and The Business a lot lately.

    We grew up with the Walston boys. Rod worked really hard to get to where he is. I'm glad to see his success. They're a great band.

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    chittychitty Posts: 604
    PJ number one

    the national, gaslight anthem, tool and U2 after that.
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    Many, many bands. Unfortunately for some, the planet earth does not rotate around Pearl Jam.
    I will scream my lungs out till it fills this room.
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    blenderman69blenderman69 philly Posts: 2,104
    NWOntario said:

    Since no one's mentioned the Greatest Band in the World yet...the Who. Them, Pearl Jam, and Springsteen are my unassailable Holy Trinity; Springsteen's generally 1c, although having seen him twice in the past couple weeks he's pushing hard for the top two, but generally it's between Pearl Jam and the Who for my favourite band status. The Who's the only band that's ever made me cry--and Quadrophenia's my favourite record ever, so when pushed I'll usually name them as my favourite band as well. But I've seen Pearl Jam way more than anyone else, and that won't change even after two Who concerts in the next few weeks.

    seeing the who for the 4th time two weeks from tonight!!!!!
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    Release EVRelease EV Posts: 2,002
    Dinosaur Jr a close second

    But also love AIC, Soundgarden, Buffalo Tom, Sebadoh, Screaming Trees, Nirvana, Sonic Youth, STP, and many more
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    ckravitzckravitz NJ Posts: 1,668

    Many, many bands. Unfortunately for some, the planet earth does not rotate around Pearl Jam.

    Knew there'd be at least one ITT. I'm actually surprised it took this long.
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    Phish, Pearl Jam, Radiohead, My Morning Jacket.
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    mcgruff10mcgruff10 New Jersey Posts: 27,921
    narnia said:

    I was a Beatlemaniac back in the 60s. I was lucky enough to have seen them 3x, and many times throughout their solo careers. I never thought I'd like another band more than them, but then PJ came along.

    holy cow that's awesome that you saw the fab four on three different occasions!! where did you see the beatles play? how were they live?
    I'll ride the wave where it takes me......
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    duffmannduffmann PHILLY Posts: 475
    Before there was PJ, God formed Iron Maiden....
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    narnianarnia Posts: 635
    mcgruff10 said:

    narnia said:

    I was a Beatlemaniac back in the 60s. I was lucky enough to have seen them 3x, and many times throughout their solo careers. I never thought I'd like another band more than them, but then PJ came along.

    holy cow that's awesome that you saw the fab four on three different occasions!! where did you see the beatles play? how were they live?
    I saw them in Forest Hill in '64, and Shea in '65 & '66. This is about the only advantage of being old, :lol: I can't tell you how they were live, you could only hear the fans screaming. The electricity was amazing though. They were on stage for about 1/2 hour, and the tickets cost $5!

    I also saw John, Paul, and George's solo shows in MSG and Ringo at the Beacon.

    Besides influencing PJ, there's another similarity between the bands in that our children are brought up with the music and they in turn become fans. There aren't many musicians who have this staying power with new generations of fans!
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    Pats16Pats16 Posts: 174
    Ever since PJ took over for the 80's hair bands (haha).....they have been#1. My other top bands have been The Foos, Tool, Rage and Alter Bridge. Most recently Royal Blood and Slash are very close to the top. I'd see these guys anywhere within an hour or two radius if possible....but I'd go anywhere for PJ. As much as I like these other bands, I'm usually wishing I was at a PJ show.

    I still get the chills just thinking about the moment at a PJ show where the lights first go down.

    On the flip side, I cannot enjoy YL anymore since it signals the end of the show.

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    No question, the Jacket. Unreal live experience with unbelievable access.
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    vest71vest71 Posts: 239
    TOOL , Porcupine Tree, Opeth, Muse and Metallica
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    There are a few bands I follow and will see them whenever they are around.

    Matt&Kim, The Weeks, Thee Oh Sees. These 3 bands I will attend multiple shows of. Seeing The Weeks two times this week!
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    brandonbowlingbrandonbowling Morehead, KY Posts: 28
    my top tier is probably Pearl Jam, Springsteen, Tom Waits and Wilco.
    I also love Radiohead, Arcade Fire, My Morning Jacket and believe it or not... The Counting Crows. There are many others of course.
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    Abe FromanAbe Froman Posts: 5,085
    Ive been a giant music fan my entire life and at first thought "oh I'm as big a fan as other bands as I am Pearl Jam". I Have hundreds of records, thousands of CDs, and 134GB in my iTunes and listen to a very wide variety of music. But then I realized... nothing compares to PJ for me. I absolutely love certain bands and certain records over the history of music but its something different about Pearl Jam. As i read this thread and thought about other music I love, it hit me that PJ is above all for me because of the following...
    1. I can't name every band member + past member + detailed history of any other artists
    2. I can't name every single song on every single studio release of anyone else
    3. I don't even know all the song titles on some of my absolute favorite records of all time except PJ
    4. PJ is the only band when a tour is announced that I will travel just to catch one show (or more)
    5. PJ is the only band I've seen more than twice on the same tour (especially back to back nights)

    Im sure i could come up with more reasons but this sums up a lot for me.
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    lolobugglolobugg BLUE RDGE MTNS Posts: 8,192
    edited February 2016
    my other top 6 that i love equally:
    Neil Young
    John Lennon
    Wilco
    The Smashing Pumpkins
    REM
    Bob Dylan

    if you forced me to pick then it would be ..............REM!!!!
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    ZodZod Posts: 10,292
    Nah there's a pretty big gap between how much I like PJ and then other rock bands. I've seen PJ over 20 times now. Other than the local punk band (Daylgo Abortions) there's no other band I've seen near that often. Soundgarden, Foo Fighters, U2, Metallica I've seen all around 4 or 5 times each. I listen to a lot of Zeppelin though but I never had the chance to see them.

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    DeamonDeamon Posts: 156
    I was hoping to read some comments about what the thread was ACTUALLY about, but it's just a bunch of "PJ is number 1 but I also like.." haha. Curious to hear if there's 10c members who like other bands as much or more. I think everyone is too afraid of public shaming to post those in here though, or maybe PJ truly is EVERY 10c members favourite band?
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    lolobugglolobugg BLUE RDGE MTNS Posts: 8,192
    edited February 2016
    Deamon said:

    I was hoping to read some comments about what the thread was ACTUALLY about, but it's just a bunch of "PJ is number 1 but I also like.." haha. Curious to hear if there's 10c members who like other bands as much or more. I think everyone is too afraid of public shaming to post those in here though, or maybe PJ truly is EVERY 10c members favourite band?

    lolobugg said:

    my other top 6 that i love equally:
    Neil Young
    John Lennon
    Wilco
    The Smashing Pumpkins
    REM
    Bob Dylan

    if you forced me to pick then it would be ..............REM!!!!

    i like REM more than PJ and I assure you that I have been shamed for this by my friends.
    prob like Dylan/Lennon and Young more as well.
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    2004- Asheville, NC (hometown show)

    2006- Cincinnati, OH

    2008- Columbia, SC

    2009- Chicago, IL x 2 / Ed Vedder- Atlanta, GA x 2

    2010- Bristow, VA

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    2012- Atlanta, GA

    2013- Charlotte, NC

    2014- Cincinnati, OH

    2015- New York, NY

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    2018- Chicago, IL x2, Boston, MA x2

    2020- Nashville, TN 

    2022- Smashville 

    2023- Austin, TX x2

    2024- Baltimore

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    pearldavidsonpearldavidson PA Posts: 1,356
    edited February 2016
    Pearl Jam followed by a significant margin and then Soundgarden.
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    ComeToTXComeToTX Austin Posts: 7,598
    PJ, MMJ, Ween, Drive By Truckers are my favorite bands still around. I've traveled for all of them. The Beatles are the best ever.
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    A fan in CA said it best - Pearl Jam has ruined all other bands. Everytime I listen to something else. It's nice. But its not Pearl Jam. And then go back directly to Pearl Jam. =)

    Up until the LB tour, I had seen Rush live exactly once more than PJ.

    Saw Rush a good amount of times. Saw them at Alpine in I think Roll the Bones tour was last time?

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    jeff2040jeff2040 Des Moines, IA Posts: 1,588
    Only bands I've traveled out of state to see is:

    Foo Fighters x2
    RHCP
    Gaslight Anthem

    I've seen Pearl Jam 10 times, all out of state. So Pearl Jam is definitely my #1!
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    RhinoJamRhinoJam Raleighwood Posts: 593
    There are other bands that could be ranked up their with Pearl Jam if they were still touring with their original line-ups... Sublime, Blind Melon, Beastie Boys, RATM... and a more modern act that I have travelled within NC and SC to see play on multiple nights is Mike Pinto (BAND).
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    mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 28,678
    JimmyV said:

    I go through phases with other bands but they come and go. Pearl Jam never goes.

    I've gone through phases also, where I collect everything I can find. Videos, bootlegs, etc. Zeppelin when I was in HS, DMB at some point, Floyd, but PJ is definitely the mainstay.
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