ANOTHER BANGER! | Pearl Jam - "Alive" | FIRST TIME REACTION

[@chrisstone5868]

I actually met Eddie in Seattle after playing a huge bar. He’s one of the nicest Rock wonders I’ve ever met. He’s really an upbeat guy considering a lot of his songs can get dark!! We asked him not to forget us when they became rich and famous. So he took out names and addresses. After their 1st album came out, he sent me and my cousin a signed cover of his first album!!

[@Stupha_Kinpendous]

Jesus. Wow.

[@keithwessel3531]

Wow is right. He was probably drunk or in a really good mood. All I hear is what an asshole he is. I’ve gotten that vibe from him as well in interviews & friends who tried talking or get him to sign something & him totally ignoring & told a friend of mine to F**k off. This was back in the 90’s. Maybe he got nicer w/age, idk? But back then, not a good guy. DEFINITELY no Chris Cornell. That’s for sure. I’ve heard stories of Eddie from reliable sources that he’d tell ppl not to look directly at him backstage. Like his own roadies. Idk when you had an encounter w/him, but I’ve heard bad things. I mean it’s no secret, a lot of ppl have said it & been written about. 🤷‍♂️

[@chrisstone5868]

@@keithwessel3531 My cousin Kim, married a close friend of ours Jay. His family lived in like a suburb of Seattle. Jay was into some bad stuff back in 89, but also made friends with a lot people in Seattle’s Rock arena. Before they were “Pearl Jam”, they played at a bar that Jay knew very well. So for almost a whole week, we watched them play, then partied with them after. I don’t know who you spoke with, or why they spoke of him that way. The guy I met, was a very down to earth guy. I do know he went through some dark times after losing friends. But I’ve never heard of him acting in such a way, that he would actually make anyone not look at him. He could have been caught at a bad time, or going through hard times. Fame can work against people so, who knows.

[@keithwessel3531]

@@chrisstone5868 well, I think you nailed it. You met him Before he was famous if it was 89-90. So, I’m sure then he was cool. As soon as they were 1 of the the top bands in the world is when he changed & became a prima Donna. Like I said, it was even written in magazines. I wouldn’t know, when Ten came out, GNRS’s was my band & only heard PJ On the radio. So, I didn’t pay much attention to them. But ppl I hung w/would tell me or I overheard it. Doesn’t matter now I guess. As I said Axl was an asshole & I loved him. So, you may be bias? Both are big boys now & Axl actually is on time. I was kinda comparing Eddie to Chris. Which isn’t fair cause Very Few were like CC. But, they were all cool during the bar days. It seems the guys who’s debut album makes them go from nobody to famous worldwide are the 1’s. Guns 1st album Huge, PJ 1st album huge. Nirvana, huge. All 3 of those singers had attitude issues. Axl, Kurt & Eddie. I’m sure he’s a good guy. But fame hit all of them way to fast. 🤷‍♂️👍

[@chrisstone5868]

@@keithwessel3531 Yep, I think we both nailed it. It’s to bad that Eddie has that following him. Because of the work he does to this day. Well, and yes maybe I was just a tad bias back then. I just couldn’t see this guy, who actually made a point out of asking me about my life, turn out to be “ One of those guys”. So Rock on my brother!! Good luck to ya. Hopefully I see ya down the road of ROCK!!

[@prestonswoyer227]

Their debut album Ten is, in my opinion, one of the greatest albums… ever.

[@cyrusatkinson3307]

Ten changed my life. ,Ya I was 17 but really it did.

[@Levity635]

Pearl Jam - Porch live at Pinkpop is a must. One of the best live performances of all time. Love your reactions. 👌🖤

[@xephrenata]

THIS

[@robdaniel3211]

Or “Porch” Unplugged

[@KiltedHammer]

So much this! As much as Aileen loves bands with energy, she could get gigawatts in a bottle here.

[@dakotajones9709]

No. No no no. "Release".

[@aldogonzalezjr]

I find it amazing how the next generation is discovering music I grew with. I was a junior in high school when this album came out and I have so many great memories. I also saw them back in 92

[@MattHowellll]

"Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town" and "Better Man" are two of my favorite Pearl Jam songs you should check out. Loved the video!

[@Brykk]

You definitely missed out not seeing bands like this playing smaller venues with all the stage diving, mosh pits, and full tilt rocking out. These grunge bands were awesome back then. Things were so much more care free and people could let themselves go and not have to worry nearly as much about people being rotten.

[@plow76]

Saw their first ever show in Toronto and it was exactly like this video. a few hundred of us and Eddie surfing over us.

[@mackdavidson4935]

I remember the 90's were the RocknRoll Era in my book

[@sieciobywatel]

And big ass candles sometimes. Anyway, it would be good to go beyond the Ten album, all first 4 releases are exceptional, and every one has its own flavour

[@gregpruis8501]

Hell yea. I was able to see Nirvana, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden in a span of about 8 months at a 3500 capacity venue. No seats. General admission. Palmer Auditorium in Davenport Iowa.

[@TrisTT-qe4em]

I got to see Blind Melon just before there song No Rain blew up, no lie, less than 100 people there. They were amazing. Maybe couple years later I also got to see Candle Box at a small collage, they killed it.

[@artsilva]

Now you have to watch their performance of "Porch" Live at Pinkpop 1992. What transpires will really show you the craziness of Eddie and the talents of the band.

[@davidpierce1945]

MTV "Animal" awesome. Be cool stay safe.

[@ShinnaDEW]

Ive been lucky to watch them live twice. First time during the grunge era in the 90s. It was their Ten Tour for their first album. Damn we had some realy good music back then. Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden Alice in Chains, Smashing Pumpkins. And ofc Nirvana and Chilli Peppers. So many great concerts. So many fond memories.🥰

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

Pearl jam is 100% my favorite band from the '90s. They reached into a part of my heart. I didn't even know existed❤

[@jams_world81]

State of love and trust, Rearview Mirror, two of my top favorite Pearl Jam songs

[@GBuds_RVremodel]

Back in 90's after working late shift at Sky Harbor Airport I was heading east thru Tempe and when I passed "LongDongWong's" bar I noticed an unusually large crowd. I found a spot for my Harley and forced my way into the building. It seems after their concert had ended Pearl Jam had dropped in and was playing on the house bands kit. They played till about 4am(after the bar closed&locked the doors) I've had several surprises like this...paying attention to your surroundings is the key.

[@theobserver2267]

Love the way you vibe to this song. Like we all do first time listening. But when you listen again to the words you realise it's a very dark and sad song.

[@rogermc5040]

Aileen, you are amazing. The way you can get into the music is why you are my favorite. I'm not a Pearl Jam fan but you bring out of the song so much that I had never heard. You give me a new perspective on many performers. Thank you.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

"I love mosh pits...I ended up in First Aid...I got knocked out.."??? OMG, how could you be this perfect? That is so awesome, Aileen! You are a rocker, an unbound soul, a musician, and a true beauty! I love that about you! My favorite mosh pit was during The Jam, 1982, at University of Maryland (on "The Gift" tour). That was a crazy mosh pit! When they went into "Private Hell", I started to worry I might end up in First Aid, or worse! Other mosh pit greats I experienced were The Ramones, Living Colour, Green Day, The Addicts, and The Dead Kennedys! All amazing shows and I've got the scars to prove it!

[@RachelRobinson44]

You can't say you've had the full rock experience until you've been knocked out in a mosh pit. I've had more than a few boots to head, elbows in the face, getting bounced against the stage resulting in a concussion. Good times.

[@JanKowalski-rd7yb]

I was born in 1977, so definitely Generation X, at least chronologically. I've spent my best years watching films like "Singles" and "Hype" and listening to various more or less "grungy" bands, some of which were more known, others less: Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Mother Love Bone, Stone Temple Pilots, Jane's Addiction, Brad, TAD and others. Even though me and my pals were just a bunch of random guys from Poland, that have never been to Seattle, we somehow felt that strange connection with this music, lyrics and messages... It was never about wearing some specific type of clothes, or some particular behavior. This was just OUR LIFE back then. Personally I've never liked the idea of limiting myself, when it comes to music, so for me it was the best time of my life, because I discovered also other styles and bands like Dead Can Dance, Cocteau Twins, but also KIng Crimson (which for me was a natural consequence of listening to Pink Floyd for some time already), then also trip-hop, Massive Attack, Tricky and my favorite - Portishead, with nineties culminating with the discovery of my absolutely favorite band - Tool. Now, I don't remember what was the event (probably Pearl Jam getting award for the "Ten" album) - whether it was Grammy or MTV Awards, but I clearly remember Eddie Vedder, always the shy guy, coming onto the stage, holding the hand of the young boy. That boy was the same, who played in "Jeremy" music video ( my favorite PJ song, period). Eddie held the hand of the boy up high and said: "This is Jeremy, and he's Alive!" This may sound silly, but there was something magical in that moment. 9:10 Unfortunately, I've never had an opportunity to attend Peal Jam's live performance, but I remember the Ozzfest in Poland - I was there mainly for Tool, but Ozzy too, for sure. I've actually had an opportunity to talk awhile with a frontman of King Diamond support band, who was a super-nice guy. He was just casually sitting there with us, drinking beer, and telling some jokes about Celine Dion 😆 It was, God, like 20 years ago already. I remember during that concert I've lost both my glasses (I'm short-sighted) and my watch. No, nobody stole them. They were both just annihilated to the last screw, while I was pogoing with others and crowd-surfing. That was TOTALLY worth it.

[@tevisstier9044]

30+ years later and these guys, along with Alice in Chains, STP, Soundgarden, to some of the lesser known/less popular bands from the time like the Screaming Trees, are still in my regular rotation.

[@correctlyrics]

A few years ago, at a Pearl Jam concert, a guy in the crowd was holding a sign that said, " "Alive" saved my life". Eddie went to the guy during the song and hugged him and they exchanged a few words. (While Eddie was singing) You find the video on KZbin.

[@robduncan2816]

buy the ticket when they come near you. ive seen them 20ish times. their live shows are on another level. they do NOT disappoint.

[@Shadowace724]

I really like pearl Jam, I love their cover of Last Kiss. Grunge became popular as I enter my twenties, too short but good times. Love your reactions!

[@MichaelCSmith-pi4no]

Hi Aileen, Fun Fact about Eddie Vetter. He is a huge Neil Young fan. Neil Young along with his wife put on a Bridge School Benefit concert for many years to raise money for disabled children and Eddie Vetter along with other members of Pearl Jam would play almost every concert. The concert was an all acoustic 2-day music festival at the Shoreline Amphitheater in San Jose and was always held the last weekend of October. They would have the disabled students sit on stage with the bands as they played. Hearing these songs stripped down and acoustic was transcendent. Many bands would show up for Neil to support the effort but Eddie was always a regular.

[@dagfincarp1113]

This song is always on my playlists. The lyrics hit me in a certain way. "You're still alive, she said. Oh and do I deserve to be? And if so...if so who answers?" That's some heavy stuff.

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes! This song was the first thing we heard from Pearl Jam on the radio, it litterly made us stop the car and thank god the DJ said who it was and it was their debut song on FM radio. Insta hit and soon to be superstars. From the same album do Release, another example of their musical magic. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶

[@BarrenCosmos]

After seeing the list for this week, I can’t wait for everyone to see all the reactions you’ve been working on for the week ahead, starting with this one!! Gonna be such a good week 😭❤️

[@bretwilliamson4066]

So thankful I was in college when this album came out, so many good concerts and festivals were seen in the early 90's. No cell phones anywhere, such a great time to be a fan for so much good music.

[@TwoRavens222]

I was in my 20s during the 90s. Best time to be in your 20s. In my eyes, it was the best era for music. Love grunge!

[@ronserafini1810]

Their concerts from the 90’s were so amazing

[@richieherlinger4545]

Pearl Jam has so many good songs over the years. You should totally check out Yellow Ledbetter, Immortality and Even Flow if you haven't checked those.

[@nickface55]

Getting knocked out in a mosh pit and then saying it was all worth it, makes a real mosh pit warrior! I'm too old for it now but back in the day acting the fool and not carrying what anyone thinks was amazing fun. One video you really need to react to is Pearl Jam at Pinkpop performing Porch.

[@dbstrozier]

I saw PJ in 90s and 2x a few weeks ago. They are still friggin incredible. Best band..Ed is a legend and he is so personal..so passionate..so grateful for every second as we are grateful for him and PJ. The live experience is life changing. It is my happy place for sure. Alive is such a celebration now of all the PJ community and our love of this band and of this blessed feeling we have to be in the same room with this band.

[@richieherlinger4545]

And what you were talking about at the end, about the energy, any band who has been onstage will tell you, they get their energy from the audience. The more energy the audience is giving, the more that the band gives back. They draw their energy from the crowd. That is what Lzzy Hale of Halestorm wrote their first big hit, I Get Off about. The chorus goes "I get off on you, getting off on me" and that's what that line means. That she draws her energy from the crowd watching her perform. The more they give her, the more she gives back.

[@richiegunner3398]

The best song ever made. Love your reaction to this 😍

[@garoidodubhaill]

I saw them in a field in front of a castle in Ireland in the mid 90s. It was a brilliant gig, absolutely brilliant, Neil Young was on stage too with them. And yes, we moshed.

[@petenieto1575]

Pearl Jam is fantastic, and so are you. Thanks for the reaction!

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

No fault of hers, I've heard this track dozens of times and not thought to look what it was about. It's dark, really dark.

[@lawlaw1]

This was the energy of the 90s. The greatest decade ever. 1990. First year of college

[@Gator_miller]

Pearl jam, primus and candlebox in a tiny bar called Brass Mug in Tampa FL. Incredible night .

[@00_Ryan_00]

Before Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, STP, etc...There was Jane's Addiction. Awaiting the day you react to Jane's Addiction "Ocean Size".

[@midkingsteve]

If you want to drop your jaw and cry at the same time, check out their song Release Me live, it's so strong and amazing.

[@sumonjamal1653]

I get that Pearl Jam's debut album 'Ten' is their biggest record and gets most of the attention... but Pearl Jam has a lot more records that need some reviews. Their 1998 album 'Yield' did not get the accolades it deserved, despite selling platinum. Songs from it included - 'Given to fly' ... 'Wishlist' ... 'Faithful'... 🔥🔥 Other songs from their catalog - 'Evacuation' ... 'Daughter' ... 'Immortality' ... 'Hail hail'... 'Animal'... 'Life wasted'... 🤘

[@michaelfrantz975]

Seattle was so fun in those days. Kids ran away from every corner of America to come to Sea Town. The Pearl Jam shows at the George were beyond words. I worked at the local Capital Hill co-op and the who.ple scene came thru all the time. What times.

[@OldSkoolDad23]

Pearl Jam-“Given to Fly!”-live St.Louis with Sign interpreter ✌🏻

[@murf1201]

grungy gold. love it

[@randypayne9178]

I remember when I first heard this song back in 1991. I immediately went to the record store and bought the album. Hands down one of the very best debut albums of all time!!! Finishes a close second to Led Zeppelin I for debuts in my view followed by Nirvana's Nevermind.

[@iammine8117]

Nevermind was Nirvana's second album, Bleach was their first album released on Sub Pop Records in i989.

[@randypayne9178]

@@iammine8117 Great point! I was remiss in my Nirvana comment. Thanks for setting me straight :)

[@CharlieBrane]

Lollapalooza 1992 in a Atlanta. The band is playing getting ready for the set. Eddie comes back to the back of the Ampitheater where the grass is. He jumps up on the wall. Crowd surfs the crowd and goes back to the stage and they play their set. One of the documentaries there is video of him doing it. It might be Pearl Jam 25 maybe. Crazy day. Great show

[@jams_world81]

Jeff Ament is amazing bass player, one of the best, great one to learn from. Some of his is best bass lines, “why go”, “go”, “animal”, “rats”

[@Vrealita]

Add "In My Tree"

[@andrerossi9337]

It's great to see you enjoying the video, it transmits all the energy of the song to us and makes us sway in the chair, sensational!

[@michaelbriefs9764]

One time, I was at a Ramones concert in Washington D.C. and I went down. I jumped up during Dee Dee's "1, 2, 3, 4!" (He was counting off for “Cretin Hop”) and when I came done on the following one (the beginning of the song) I twisted my ankle and hit the floor! Everyone was dancing on me and trying to avoid dancing on me. It was mental. Then, a buddy of mine who was there saw that I went down and he cleared people out of the way and grabbed me and dragged me out of the mosh pit. That's a true friend! But that's what Punk Rock is all about, baby!

[@connery2004]

“Release” by Pearl Jam , that is another great one!

[@timengland91]

Great reaction aileen as always. I like it when you get in-depth with the song that you are listening to that's what makes your great in my book. Hope you and Arya are having a great lazy day at home ✌️

[@jjh5374]

Always loved that this was their first single, and for the video they actually used them playing it live instead of having them play to the track and act like it was live. Bold move from all parties involved.

[@davesherrard4013]

Best part of my day ❤ Great reaction. ROLLING STONES w/ EDDIE VEDDER: WILD HORSES, is fantastic. SOUNDGARDEN: OUTSHINE and SPOONMAN AUDIOSLAVE: COCHISE WHITE ZOMBIE: THUNDER KISS GREAT VIDEO, KEEP IT UP 👍

[@seandecker2511]

It's absolutely amazing to see you banging your head at the same time I do.. I literally expect that reaction from anyone I play thus song for lol. Pearl jam just rocks🤷‍♂️🤘🤘

[@princeofpcos9804]

Got to see Pearl Jam with Mudhoney in Vancouver on PJ's 20th anniversary tour. Fun show!

[@UncleD153]

Back in the day after I got out of the Marines, I was lucky enough to see Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and STP

[@joaofigueiredo823]

Hi Aileen, always glad to see you reacting to Pearl Jam, one of the best bands ever. Surprised you didn't emphase on the lyrics as they have a dark meaning, hope you can do Release " live in Holland 1992 next as it has similar subject (Eddie didn't knew about his real father until he passed away). Also, I see everyone reacting to early Pearl Jam songs and concerts, would be great if you could react to more recent ones, I would definitely recommend "Corduroy " live 2016.

[@BlueDogK]

always amazing

[@MZ-bl6wg]

My mom recently passed away and I’ll never forget opening this CD on Christmas morning with a discman . This album had just released that year and I still just feel SO blessed to have had a mom so amazing to buy her young son what would become one of the greatest albums ever. Love you mom 💜

[@Daishi13]

Growing up in L.A. during the 90s was amazing and I got to see so many of these bands at so many small venues e.g. The Whiskey, The Roxy, The Palladium, etc... I've probably seen Pearl Jam about 20+ times and they always put on a great show. My ex was in love with Eddie Vedder and I used to take her to all the shows in L.A., The O.C. & Vegas. Even got her backstage passes for her and one of her friends from one of my producer buddies. This version of Alive has a different meaning to Eddie than the current version of Alive and he explains it in video called, "Alive History".

[@minnesotaclay]

People moshed to practically everything in the 90s 🙌

[@frankr2513]

Aileen.."Elderly woman..." Right in the feels. Trust me

[@Chargerfanclub]

Another quick comment is that Pearl Jam's lead guitarist, Mike McCready (fresh out of rehab for heroin) was a pretty tight friend with Layne Staley and encouraged him to play with a new band, as a side project, called Mad Season. Mike wanted Layne to get clean and the band was pretty tight and put out an outstanding (imho), record. Would just recommend checking out some Mad Season. Peace and, yes, Seattle is a pretty cool city.

[@unclejohn1053]

Beeing from Seattle, seen these guys a few times. My greatest experience was seeing them at a gorgeous venue overlooking the Columbia River. I paid extra for "golden" tickets. It put me in the mosh pit. Got knocked over a few times during Pearl Jam, but things were much more respectful once Neil came out to close the show.

[@MkVillY]

try this voice. Gabriel Henrique STUNS with "Something Beautiful" at American Got Talent 2023 this dude got the golden buzzer.

[@MyReallyCleverHandle]

Crazy to think that Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard were not only in Pearl Jam, but Green River, Mother Love Bone and Temple of The Dog... I mean, damn! That's a list of legendary bands!

[@mini_moose_x]

Ooh this one's GOOD! another good Pearl Jam song is Blood off their VS. album, and also their single Last Kiss will actually break your heart ❤️‍🩹

[@hackapump]

I was in Stockholm, Sweden in the fall/winter of 1991. Nirvana was the biggest thing on Earth and Pearl Jam had just released their debut album. And a small rock club in Stockholm had booked them before anyone ever heard of them. I saw the line outside the club - there were more people than could ever fit inside. Because everyone knew the band was from Seattle, and everyone wanted to be able to say they were there, just in case… For those lucky enough to get in, it obviously paid off. But it was like that back then, although it was the last time a city or a region became the center of the world in terms of music. With the possible exception of Stockholm itself, which a few years later became the center for the most commercial type of pop music, in the wake of Britney Spears’ Swedish brand of pop.

[@alltree78]

Yellowledbetter is a must. The live version in spain is fantastic

[@kevins9120]

"Got hit in the face and knocked out, but had a great time...10 outta 10" LOL

[@Chargerfanclub]

Another great reaction to another great band. Keep it going Aileen!

[@KopCole]

"Alive" has been revealed by Vedder to be part autobiographical and part fiction. When Vedder was a teenager, his mother revealed to him that the man he thought was his father was actually his stepfather, and that his biological father was dead. The first and last verses detail those actual events, but the second verse is storytelling on Vedder's part. The lyrics of the second verse read, "Oh, she walks slowly, across a young man's room/She said I'm ready...for you/I can't remember anything to this very day/'Cept the look, the look.../Oh, you know where, now I can't see, I just stare...," and Vedder revealed that "she" was the mother, and "the look" referred to was not the look on her face, but "the look is between her legs. Where do you go with that? That's where you came from."

[@Brett_Nebraska]

Check out pearl jams "Release" live from Holland 1992. Amazing, absolutely amazing.

[@fumpr84]

Always love seeing you rock along with a big smile❤

[@shawnwright3544]

Please try release Pearl jam 92 live in Holland it's stock concert footage about his father he never got to meet before he passed. It's absolutely amazing

[@citycobra5014]

Bush i can recommend. I love Gavins voice and the way the guitar is played

[@sncreducer]

“Porch” at Pinkpop! “Do the Evolution”!

[@timothybush9633]

Great band and inspiration to other bands

[@Mr.PeabodyTheSkeptic]

I went to a Pearl Jam concert in Austin in the late 90's. I rushed over to the concert after working at my professional job, suit and all. I joined the mosh pit. It had rained earlier in the day. Destroyed my expensive suit and shoes. Definitely worth it!

[@bmailloux4220]

My first time seeing Pearl Jam was at a small venue in Detroit. The headliner was the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the opening act was the Smashing Pumpkins and the band none of us knew at the time who went on first was Pearl Jam. I was so lucky to be at that show!

[@leefertwayne8163]

Aileen, you truly should check out Pearl Jam performing "Porch" Live @ PinkPop Festival 1992! You won't believe your eyes or ears! Rawk on!

[@sonofthesea3298]

The darker and wilder lyrics Eddie sang,he had that unique ability to look crazy himself because of his "wild eyes" and his "jaw lock" in a specific position. I cant remember if he ever tried acting,but im sure he would nail acting too,he defintly seemed to have it in him,as he often acted out Pearl Jams`s songs. Alive was actually my favourite song of them when i was a young stud,originally being a full on Nirvana supporter. As i matured even more,it went from Alive to Even Flow,and now i think i hold them both equally at the top. So different,yet so similar. I do have a special and strong relationship to songs like Jeremy too though,i was through alot of the same stuff as "Jeremy" went through. And in case you havent gotten that far yet,NO SPOILERS! But when you get there,you will know what i was talking about.

[@anthonyvalade2959]

Dissident is another song to listen too!

[@jameshines9159]

Can't go wrong with pearl jam vid

[@GeneralApathy7490]

And he is the only well known grunge singer STILL ALIVE.

[@specialed36ify]

This song, and grunge in general, really came into its own my freshman year of college. What a time to love music! I can’t hear this song without remembering being in a crowded basement of a house party with 100 kids in our late teens and early 20’s dancing to this song at top volume and singing along. Great times. So happy you found this and are loving early 90's music . If you want to see a great documentary about Pearl Jam and the grunge movement, check out Cameron Crowe's great film: PJ20. So many great stories and music in it.

[@michaelmanier9447]

The 90s had so many great songs, I miss when you could always turn on the radio and great music was always playing

[@zidzius]

❤❤❤ 😊 this song and even flow

[@claireradke7029]

Oh jeez, if you like Pearl Jam energy then definitely check out 'Porch' Pink Pop 1992

[@abrahamesparza01]

Definitely listen to the studio version. The guitar solo at the end is different. This is a live version

[@jeremeywilson2318]

Dissident is an awesome one!!!!

[@ctguitarguy8510]

"He utilizes everything in his mouth" (that's what she said) -Aileen I grew up as a kid listening to this, but too young to attend concerts. It was an amazing time, and we really haven't had another music scene like this since. Things changed as we got into the new millennium and the internet took over and culture changed.

[@YeahResident]

My favorite Pearl Jame songs are probably "Black" and Yellow Ledbetter". "Alive" maybe my third favorite.

[@ric12000]

I love your reactions, you’re awesome

[@marvinsarracino116]

Great selection of Pearl Jam! One of many great songs! My favorite song is Jeremy and I hope you give it a listen! I hope you keep vibing to the grunge beat! Mosh away! Luv ya Aileen ❤️💛

[@jasonfirewalker3595]

New here so I don't know how much you've delved into them but if you haven't watched the movie Into the Wild please treat yourself as Eddie wrote and preformed the soundtrack which I consider some of his most expressive at times heart wrenching vocals. All the best!

[@ginafragata2947]

Amazing ❤

[@samuelmcelveen2402]

Love all the music you pick. I love your smile though 😂😂🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@benjammin7729]

To your point Aileen - I’ve seen Pearl Jam many times and it is a joyous and communal experience, not angry. And I’d you fight and Eddie sees it he will kick you the f out.

[@TrisTT-qe4em]

Corduroy and Footsteps kick ass..