Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam (CD)

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Aug 3, 2006

pearl jam is back!

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jul 8, 2006

Pros: its pearl jam!!

Cons: none

I'm very glad Eddie and the boys have put out their best work since 10.... the boys are back on top with this one...

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jun 21, 2006

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jun 6, 2006

Pearl Jam Keeps Protest Alive

By Yahoo! Shopping User  May 20, 2006 | 2 out of 2 found this Pearl Jam review helpful

Pros: Meaningful Lyrics

Cons: No Anthems or songs that will be remembered years later

Pearl Jam's newest release follows closely in the tracks of frontman Eddie Vedder's idol, Neil Young this time around. It is an album that goes right for the jugular of the Bush fronted presidency. While it is good to have a band that has songs that actually have substance, the record will be dated in later years because of its content. This can sometimes be bad for a band. It is a record that lives in the moment. The songs are good, but are not anthemic. So they will likely not be remembered years down the road. On the plus side, it is a strong stable record all the way through. That is something that has made Pearl Jam the respected band that they are today. They release solid albums time and again (with the exception of 2002's "Riot Act"). We can only hope that future releases will keep such a solid sound, and that the band will never revisit the "Riot Act" sound.

Instant Classic

By Yahoo! Shopping User  May 15, 2006 | 1 out of 1 found this Pearl Jam review helpful

Pros: Everything

Cons: Nothing

Pearl Jam has emerged as one of the greatest bands ever to surface the music industry. Even though I am a die hard of fan of pearl jam, this album will appeal to mainstream listners and will eventually become a multiplatinum album. The album is a blend of the early stuff (ten, vs) and the late stuff (binaural and riot act). This album should sell very well in the market. If you are reading this review, be sure to buy the album and tell your friends to buy the album.
Pearl Jam never left mainstream. Mainstream left pearl jam. This album is a plea to make rock more important than imitators (creed, puddle of mudd, nickleback, and fallout boy)

I recomend this album

By Yahoo! Shopping User  May 9, 2006

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