I actually went to the USe Your Illusion Tour show in OKC in Jan. or Feb. of 92, just before I heard Alive. Back then it was GnR, Tesla, and Public Enemy as some of my favoites of the time. Then it all changed with PJ
WOW! So You liked Tesla??? Just like me - and no one of my friends didn't even know who they were:)
And U know what I liked the best from GnRAND Tesla? Guitar! Five man acoustical jam and G'n'R Lies .... acoustic guitar... i have to admit it - i like it still, but not listen too much it
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i remember listening to pearl jam on the radio when i was a little girl because my mom refused to listen to disney soundtracks 24/7 one day driving around town "black" came on and i was particularly moved. i asked my dad for a pearl jam cd (after he said i wasn't allowed to get a godsmack cd, i went for the next best thing in my young, stupid, 12 year old opinion) and the rest was history
I just remember being a young kid, not even 10 years old, and liking just about every song on Ten and Vs.
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When Ten and Vs came out, I really wasn't into Pearl Jam, mainly because everybody else was. Once Vitalogy hit the shelves and my neighbor bought it and I heard Corduroy, I was instantly hooked. Haven't been back to the other side since!
i had maybe heard alive or even flow first but what got me hooked was SOLAT and Breath from the Singles soundtrack...... still to this day my favorite soundtrack
liked pj the first time i heard them, but masters of war hook line and sinker still remeber that day smokein some home grown and just sat there an said shit play that song again, where did time go
I was 11 when Ten came out. Followed them as religiously as a pre-teen, and then through high school, could. Fell out of touch with them during the Binaural, Riot Act years...
Then I caught a show in '06 and got back into them. After I heard Marker in the Sand, I got nostalgiac for that old PJ power chorus sound. I had this song in mind that had that "it" quality I remembered of PJ and wanted to find. Then when I came back and listened to Breath, that was it. That to me is PJ's sound. I know I may get a lot of flack for that, but that was it.
I was 11 when Ten came out. Followed them as religiously as a pre-teen, and then through high school, could. Fell out of touch with them during the Binaural, Riot Act years...
Then I caught a show in '06 and got back into them. After I heard Marker in the Sand, I got nostalgiac for that old PJ power chorus sound. I had this song in mind that had that "it" quality I remembered of PJ and wanted to find. Then when I came back and listened to Breath, that was it. That to me is PJ's sound. I know I may get a lot of flack for that, but that was it.
im drunk... its nothing as it seeeeemmss the little thatya see its hooommmeee
My former barber was an old hippie, and always had music going when the place was empty. Luckily for me, that night, the place was empty. He put in "a new album" which turned out to be Yield.
IT WAS ALL OVER FROM THERE!
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"Let them wash away,... all those yesterdays."
I was 10 when Ten came out. Fell in love with it right away. All the music from the early '90's seemed to help shape & mold the person that I am....soundtrack to my life!
I was part of the grunge thing, but I think when I heard Black, it put me over the edge. That's when I knew they were for real.
I was 18 when grunge hit so I was lucky enough to be right smack in the middle of it. I agree the moment I heard Black for the first time I got chill bumps and went numb.
When I was in middle school, my family moved to Georgia. We lived about 45 minutes from the nearest mall, so most of my time was spent in the woods with friends. We had this crazy alcoholic in the neighborhood who always had his radio at a thousand decibels out his back window and it would echo through the woods. This one song that kept coming on the summer before 8th grade was something I couldn't get out of my head! I didn't know the lyrics or who it was...so one day it came on when my older brother was around (he had a car and often drove off to places with actual civilization). He told me it was Pearl Jam but didn't know the song (later found out it was Yellow Ledbetter). That night I found a copy of Vitalogy sitting on my bed
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And U know what I liked the best from GnRAND Tesla? Guitar! Five man acoustical jam and G'n'R Lies .... acoustic guitar... i have to admit it - i like it still, but not listen too much it
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When Ten and Vs came out, I really wasn't into Pearl Jam, mainly because everybody else was. Once Vitalogy hit the shelves and my neighbor bought it and I heard Corduroy, I was instantly hooked. Haven't been back to the other side since!
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Then I caught a show in '06 and got back into them. After I heard Marker in the Sand, I got nostalgiac for that old PJ power chorus sound. I had this song in mind that had that "it" quality I remembered of PJ and wanted to find. Then when I came back and listened to Breath, that was it. That to me is PJ's sound. I know I may get a lot of flack for that, but that was it.
im drunk... its nothing as it seeeeemmss the little thatya see its hooommmeee
My former barber was an old hippie, and always had music going when the place was empty. Luckily for me, that night, the place was empty. He put in "a new album" which turned out to be Yield.
IT WAS ALL OVER FROM THERE!
"They said timing was everything, made him want to be everywhere,...there's a lot to be said for nowhere."
"Let them wash away,... all those yesterdays."
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I was 18 when grunge hit so I was lucky enough to be right smack in the middle of it. I agree the moment I heard Black for the first time I got chill bumps and went numb.
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the older brother had it on cassette so borrowed it as i was 12 or 13 at the time and was amused by the artwork!!
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