I respect the hell out of your commitment to preserve the story of this band it’s clear you know your stuff I think we can all appreciate what this band has given us🤘thanks for ur hard work
Pearl Jam is my favorite band too. I’m staggered by how much talent has come from the Seattle music scene. I’m also saddened at the number of those musicians we have lost. Thank you for making this amazing video!
this is an awesome video! love how it doesnt try to be creepy like so many dumb iceberg videos, just presents all the information and goes very deep into their history. great work!
What a fascinating journey you took me on! Your video took me several hours to watch because I kept pausing and going on rabbit hunts for the things you brought up, and often those sprouted intriguing tangents of their own. Thank you!
Dave Abruzzese was a driving force for this band. I too grew up on these guys. Without his drumming they would’ve had an entire different sound. Pearl Jam 92-95…. The best in my opinion
This is an outstanding video and homage to this amazing group that has help shape my life and is currently shaping the lives of my children! Last Kiss, Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Just Breathe, and Not for You are lullabies at my house. My son has even gone so far as to have Not For You as his song entry for his hockey team's playlist in the dressing room... he is 7 (2024). "Dad I just love how angry Eddie sounds." This is a quote from when he was about 5 years old cruising around listening to PJ radio. Thanks again, Enjoy the Day!
Really enjoyed this video! It did scrach my Pearl Jam itch (anxiously waiting for the new album and summer tour). I got teary-eyed at least twice, learned a couple of things I never heard before and felt proud that I knew many. Well made and with a great comforting vibe, like meeting an old friend and talking for an hour straight. Thanks!
First of all ... Great job! I have clicked on your iceberg videos a couple of times recently while scrolling through CZcams, and although I did find the videos to be very well done and informative, I admit that I never opted to subscribe to your channel. It is very obvious that the topics you "iceberg" are well researched and you present information in a way that kept my interest and was very easy to listen to. Including this iceberg, on the band Pearl Jam, I have only actually clicked on your CZcams channel 3 times, maybe 4... So was undecided if it was going to be one I watch frequently or not yet, but this documentary on Pearl Jam won me over and I will be recommending your channel to my friends! I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and I was 16 when Seattle grunge bands first took off. I was totally resistant to Nirvana, Pearl Jam and , Soundgarden, because I was still obsessed with the hair/glam bands of my tween years, (guns-n roses, slaughter, Tesla, skid row, Metallica....) anyway, needless to say, it didn't take much to change my opinion about grunge/alternative rock however... Undeniably some of the best most moving, thoughtful, and intense lyrics as well as the gritty kinda raw, perfectly imperfect pieces of music came from the Seattle inspired grunge era... Pearl Jam however was never one of my very favorite bands back then... It was probably just because of that garbled singing style that really didn't do it for me and I would usually just change the station if Pearl Jam came on the radio... They did begin to grow on me over the years I the songs Jeremy and Better Man were undeniably fantastic, so I wouldn't call myself a hater.. just indifferent to Pearl Jam... Well, not anymore! I can't wait to revisit this blast from my past and check out some of there stuff I never even gave a chance before! What am amazing group of guys they are! How inspiring hear a story of a Rock band, that isn't filled with scandal, and conflicts, and backstabbing! How great it was to hear that these guys never let the fame and the fortune change their character! I love that they want to share their music with all of their fans and they stood up to Ticketmaster! These guys are huge and could easily sell out at large venues even still and they could get top dollar for their tickets! Like pretty much most other groups do... And act as if they don't know about that stuff cuz the managers and promoters handle that business... But Pearl Jam made sure they knew and they refused to price gouge their fans!!! Maybe bands like umm .. well, I won't name anyone because that would be rude and I also wouldn't know where to even begin! Anyway, thank you for telling this great story about such a great band! I look forward to checking out many more of your iceberg videos now that I am officially a follower and I did it... I hit that subscribe button! 😁
0:22 should have put in celebrity death match eddie vs stapp: "give me back my voohoice!" "its my voice toohoo!" "ill kick your aaahaaahaaaasss!!!" :p best one ever
Well done bra!!! Everything on CZcams regarding Pearl Jam thus far has been a lot like the six o’clock news. Bla, bla, bla with no soul to it whatsoever if you know what I mean. To quote you as you eloquently put it “ An Eight year old me fell in love with the band.” I hadn’t discovered the treasure trove of Pearl Jam music myself until recently watching virtually every CZcams video uploaded and as I wasn’t so fortunate as yourself, living and growing up in America with access to concerts and albums. Living and growing up in Australia however there wasn’t ever much of a Pearl Jam presence . Radio stations picked up and played “Better Man and Even Flow” on high rotation and that was about it. As living and growing up in Australia was basically before the internet Pearl Jam songs like Black and Given to Fly were songs I’d never heard before until recently. Our musical tastes do however change over the years, with myself having grown up here in Australia I fell in love with the music of Australian bands, one in particular called Midnight Oil. The Oils music was best listened to live and very loud. The Oils music would mostly appeal to a teenage audience who would follow the band to performance’s and concerts across the length and breadth of the country. Point is I can fully appreciate your “true fandom” of Pearl Jam and of course like the Oil’s not always being everyone’s cuppa-kettle China plate. Yet I’ve now managed to discover this incredible tapestry of albums and music I previously never new existed before while I was off busy off doing other things. For me as a newbie fan of the Jam, an absolute treasure trove of unplayed and unheard music waiting to be heard. Over the last few months while watching all these Pearl Jam videos on CZcams It’s started me wondering why on gods green earth nobody has ever put together the truly fascinating history of Pearl Jam and made a cool documentary or even movie. Then today I stumbled upon your iceberg after months of punching Pearl Jam into the CZcams search engine your Complete Pearl Jam Iceberg popped up. The members of Pearl Jam would definitely approve of your work as you’ve done well as a fan keeping it real ! Enjoyed every minute 🤙 of this brother. All the best. Oh, just one more thing Check out these two items on the net. One Eddie Vedders live performance of Split Ends “I See Red” and FalunDafa.org books Zhuan Falun pdf. Regards Syd Lee👍
Love this comment man! Funny to think I'm giving off the impression that I live in America, because I don't - I'm Dutch actually haha (with a convincing accent I guess). I'll definitely check out Midnight Oil, sounds cool! And btw, I visited Australia a couple months ago and have yearned to revisit ever since, what a beautiful country you guys got
I grew up listening to Midnight Oil myself!! My Dad took me to see them when I was 14-15 in London, England. I was the youngest one there and I knew every word to every song, will never forget it & will never forget them! They sing the truth ❤️🩹❤️🔥
INCREDIBLE VIDEO!! AWESOME JOB PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER!! PEARL JAM AND TEMPLE OF THE DOG AND MAD SEASON AND ALICE IN CHAINS AND SOUNDGARDEN ARE MY FAVORITE BANDS!!! EDDIE VEDDER IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE HUMAN BEINGS!! SHOE THE SHOELESS IS AWESOME!! ARC IS VERY VERY EMOTIONAL LOVE THE ALBUM RIOT ACT SOOO UNDERRATED. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME VIDEO!! 😊 🩷 🔥🤘✌️I LOVE ANGRY EDDIE BUT I LOVE HAPPY EDDIE TOO!!
Great Job! Pearl Jam and Weezer are my favorite bands. Thanks for breaking it down. I like all the secret songs. I thought I knew all about Pearl Jam! Thanks for making this video. I will share it around.
Saw them the first time in 1992 in Amsterdam and Pinkpop. Worked in music retail for 22 years and I still remember the Sony rep presenting the first batch of official bootlegs. Thanks for this awesome video.
awesome video this is my favourite band of all time and it’s so cool to learn more about them. i remember looking for a pearl jam iceberg video a while ago and only found your reddit post asking for ideas, and i mentioned explaining the last of us stuff… just came across the reddit post again and it’s amazing that it’s up now. great work!!!!!!
I am so happy to have found this tonight! Thank you so much for putting so much work into this. Going to enjoy listening to the rest tomorrow after I have dropped my children off to school in the morning. 🎉🤘🏻🧡🔥🖤🤙🏼
Hi, thanks so much for sharing that amazing hard work, its really amazing, it honors you. I really aprecitate it with all my heart. 2 days ago i was in the Pearl Jam concert in Barcelona, my home town. It was amazing, incrdible, epic. It will allways be in my memories. Thanks again! Hugs from Barcelona.
Im going to see pearl jam with my parents in September for the first time. Been listening to then since i was born lol. Love the video man learned some new things about one of my favorite bands.
Great job! Two of the Rarities I would have like to have seen were "Slow Lukin" MSG 5/21/10. Acoustic with strings behind him was beautiful. And "Out of My Mind", the song he claims he never wrote the lyrics down.
Thank you for that! Little correction on the "Last Kiss" release: It was not recorded in a studio. The version on the single CD is from soundcheck of the 1998 tour.
This is such a great, great video and I enjoyed every second of it!!! I understand that you couldn't talk about everything, it would have taken you 7 years instead of 1 to make this video...but here's couple of things that I would have added: I saw a video explaining how Eddie went from the shy guy he used to be in the beginning to the confident front man that we love... literally overnight. They were playing a show and, I think it was during the song "Breath", Eddie was watching how some security guys were beating up some kids and you could see the transformation. Eddie became furious and you could read on his lips "that's fucked up". The other thing, this is a personal favorite of mine... When you talked about how they sometimes end the song "Daughter" with "It's OK", I hoped that you would talk about the song found on "Live on two Legs" called "Untitled". They used the opening riff of the song "MFC" and turned it into a 2 minute song _"Got a car, I got some gas, oh let's get out of here, get outta here fast..."_ I just love it!
Good stuff man. I've been listening to them since 2008, when I was in 9th grade I got into them and I've been listening ever since. I won't listen to them for a while and then I'll come back to him inevitably. Dark Matter the latest album rocks. Came out yesterday
This is one of the finest pearl jam compilations ive ever seen, awesome job (also u did an incredible job with the climbs Eddie use to do, that was breathtaking) the little known almost tragedy in 2001 when after Eddie's (was it a boat or canoe idk what u'd call it) capsized n as Eddie n a few compatriots were trying to get back in a strong wind +the current blew them out of reach, the girl who somehow spotted them in the water n steered her boat over to where they were really did save their lives. Dont recall what year it was, but at a show (which um sure Eddie paid for everything to make sure they were there in a 4 star hotel) Eddie brought them out on stage, told the story n thanked them again in what I'm sure was an emotion packed moment. I loved all the bands that i heard come out of the birth place of grunge,even the lesser known Mudhoney, The Melvins,etc.. but for many years it was a battle in my head between Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam (well not really a battle, its just for someone who plays guitar,not very well but my ear has developed over the years n PJ as a band was a bit tighter than AIC, whereas.... i mean l love Eddie so much, hes like the best humanity has to offer, but when u said referring to Mad Season "the mighty Layne Staley" yeah that about says it all, its just so sad how we lost him long before he took his last breath, ok ill shut up now, awesome job brother and Stay Strong PEARL JAM ARMY....
I'm really eager for some stuff I don't know. It's been awhile since I've gone down a rabbit hole of reading about Pearl Jam. I wrote a 20-page essay about Eddie in high school. I never really realized until recently how much he influenced a lot of my Outlook on the world. Don't always see that I politically but on most things we do
Well, Wood technically had an overdose but as far as I know it was a hotshot, apparently alot of other people in the city died from it also, so he wouldn't of died otherwise.
As a Serbian from Kosovo, the band donating the money to all of us to had to leave a territory that’s as Holy as Jerusalem to us honestly .. I have no words. Incredibly greatful😢❤
I'm sure that this has been pointed out, but Eddie's the only one of the big four grunge singers that are still alive. Maybe him not being from Seattle has something to do with that supernaturally. However some people do consider it the big five if you include Stone Temple Pilots. And I'm pretty sure Scott Weiland was from San Diego too
Alice in Chains was the Best love Chris Cornell and Pearl Jam too I Like Nirvana early heavier sounds like Bleach album but Kurt was the whole band.I am happy you started with Mother LoveBone and Andy.if not for him who knows if Grunge would have exploded..crazy how they all were connected with Cornell being his roomate and then with Eddie doing Temple of the Dog .and Layne crying at Andys funeral.All their early stuff is my favorite.even AIC pre 93 when they would still do Queen of the Rodeo at end of concert.that raw gutterly sound is the best
It is amazing that Pearl Jam has had very few Personnel changes, just the drummer. Amazing that they can keep it together for all these years and put aside personal or political differences.
Mike's long time friendship with Guns N Roses bassist Duff McKagan would make an interesting part for this video. Two childhood friends landing on two of the greatest Rock N Roll bands ever doesn't happen every day.
Wrong about Pearl Jam Band Members! 2 Members!! One Eddie Vedder the rest ALL are DAVE LITTLES with Random Names to Do Eddie and Cinderella IN!!! There day of ruling around crappie is OVER!!! Doom!!! Pearl Eddie is Leaving and No MORE Traffic JAM!!!
great video! one thing that was missed, which was cool, is that in the last of us 2, there's a poster for lightning bolt - this video at 2:47: czcams.com/video/BGzIgi9wsBc/video.html (sorry about the singing in this video though) plus a minute later Ellie plays Future Days on a guitar, which is a beautiful and poignant theme throughout the game.
I thought I knew everything there was to know about the band but I learned a lot from this video. Well done. However, can we stop pretending that the band’s name is anything but a reference to semen? Mother Love Bone produces Pearl Jam. But, like the meaning of Alive has changed over the years, I think the band’s name means something different now as well.
All those other bands you showed like Creed and other crap bands are NOTHING talent wise to PJ. Also, Andy Wood could NOT carry a tune, period. Horrific untimely death, but not able to sing. Soundgarden was the original grunge band. Cobain was a NARCISISST who feared other grunge bands would steal the spotlight he DID NOT deserve. Acted put off by attn, but seemed to do ANYTHING he could to draw attn to himself. Marrying publicity hound Courtney love and bashing much better bands like G n R, Tool, and PJ. Why you play all those clips loooking like Ed mumbles? Strange for someone who loves pj ...and Creed and Nickleback were nothing to PJ. Ed has baritone Vibratto. Not MUMBLE. .. you manage to say you love them while insulting them. Eddie DID NOT bully Jeremy, or go to school w/him. He is doing a song about an incident he read an article about. Many kids who do this type of thing have been bullied. But just because a singer sings as if he was in the story DOES not mean he was IN IT. Music is poetry, art, imagination, and even acting in a sense. This is 🤡 stuff.
Just to clarify, I was joking when referencing bands like Creed (hence the over exaggerated coughing, hinting at the sarcasm), haha. Secondly, you might have misheard, but I stated that Ed took inspiration from the Jeremy Wade Delle incident, and added in his own similar experience with a kid who committed a similar thing at the school Ed himself went to. Those are two different stories, which inspired the words for the song Jeremy. Finally, there's nothing wrong with some self deprecating humor on your favorite band and the clearly over-exaggerated caricature of early 90's Ed - just like die hard Metallica fans say stuff like Kirk Whammet, still in a loving way I hope this cleared up some confusion!
@@BearInMindMediadon’t let this guy bring you down man, this video was incredible and i can tell you love PJ and wouldn’t mean anything bad by this video. keep up the good work dude!! :) man i wish we could be friends
@@NoahKeeleyTheMoleBowlLover but you can only be you, and if you WERE me, but you were also you simultaneously , it would not be good for me, because I am not you… ✌️😂✌️
I respect the hell out of your commitment to preserve the story of this band it’s clear you know your stuff I think we can all appreciate what this band has given us🤘thanks for ur hard work
That means a lot to me man! thank you
Pearl Jam is my favorite band too. I’m staggered by how much talent has come from the Seattle music scene. I’m also saddened at the number of those musicians we have lost. Thank you for making this amazing video!
this is an awesome video! love how it doesnt try to be creepy like so many dumb iceberg videos, just presents all the information and goes very deep into their history. great work!
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@@tamarahorn7280yeah, I liked this too. VERY informative.
.......that's all we needed--INFO!! LOVE U PEARL JAM!!!❤❤
What a fascinating journey you took me on! Your video took me several hours to watch because I kept pausing and going on rabbit hunts for the things you brought up, and often those sprouted intriguing tangents of their own. Thank you!
thank you so much ! i am actually a huge fan of both nirvana and Soundgarden
and just got into pearl jam so this is just perfect timing
Incredible! As someone who's been a PJ fan from the beginning you've given me an even greater appreciation for their story. Well done
Wow What a video ❤
Dave Abruzzese was a driving force for this band. I too grew up on these guys. Without his drumming they would’ve had an entire different sound. Pearl Jam 92-95…. The best in my opinion
Agreed. He makes Vs. A lot more fun
As you say, as i personally see it, Dave's firing was the greatest thing that happened to the band (after Ed's joining of course)
1995-2004 PJ ❤
This is an outstanding video and homage to this amazing group that has help shape my life and is currently shaping the lives of my children! Last Kiss, Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Just Breathe, and Not for You are lullabies at my house. My son has even gone so far as to have Not For You as his song entry for his hockey team's playlist in the dressing room... he is 7 (2024). "Dad I just love how angry Eddie sounds." This is a quote from when he was about 5 years old cruising around listening to PJ radio. Thanks again, Enjoy the Day!
Really enjoyed this video! It did scrach my Pearl Jam itch (anxiously waiting for the new album and summer tour). I got teary-eyed at least twice, learned a couple of things I never heard before and felt proud that I knew many. Well made and with a great comforting vibe, like meeting an old friend and talking for an hour straight. Thanks!
One of my favourite pearl jam songs is breath
Really really enjoyed that! Thank you. I’ve been a PJ fan since the early 90’s and love the wee interesting stories.
First of all ... Great job! I have clicked on your iceberg videos a couple of times recently while scrolling through CZcams, and although I did find the videos to be very well done and informative, I admit that I never opted to subscribe to your channel. It is very obvious that the topics you "iceberg" are well researched and you present information in a way that kept my interest and was very easy to listen to. Including this iceberg, on the band Pearl Jam, I have only actually clicked on your CZcams channel 3 times, maybe 4... So was undecided if it was going to be one I watch frequently or not yet, but this documentary on Pearl Jam won me over and I will be recommending your channel to my friends! I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and I was 16 when Seattle grunge bands first took off. I was totally resistant to Nirvana, Pearl Jam and , Soundgarden, because I was still obsessed with the hair/glam bands of my tween years, (guns-n roses, slaughter, Tesla, skid row, Metallica....) anyway, needless to say, it didn't take much to change my opinion about grunge/alternative rock however... Undeniably some of the best most moving, thoughtful, and intense lyrics as well as the gritty kinda raw, perfectly imperfect pieces of music came from the Seattle inspired grunge era... Pearl Jam however was never one of my very favorite bands back then... It was probably just because of that garbled singing style that really didn't do it for me and I would usually just change the station if Pearl Jam came on the radio... They did begin to grow on me over the years I the songs Jeremy and Better Man were undeniably fantastic, so I wouldn't call myself a hater.. just indifferent to Pearl Jam... Well, not anymore! I can't wait to revisit this blast from my past and check out some of there stuff I never even gave a chance before! What am amazing group of guys they are! How inspiring hear a story of a Rock band, that isn't filled with scandal, and conflicts, and backstabbing! How great it was to hear that these guys never let the fame and the fortune change their character! I love that they want to share their music with all of their fans and they stood up to Ticketmaster! These guys are huge and could easily sell out at large venues even still and they could get top dollar for their tickets! Like pretty much most other groups do... And act as if they don't know about that stuff cuz the managers and promoters handle that business... But Pearl Jam made sure they knew and they refused to price gouge their fans!!! Maybe bands like umm .. well, I won't name anyone because that would be rude and I also wouldn't know where to even begin! Anyway, thank you for telling this great story about such a great band! I look forward to checking out many more of your iceberg videos now that I am officially a follower and I did it... I hit that subscribe button! 😁
0:22 should have put in celebrity death match eddie vs stapp: "give me back my voohoice!" "its my voice toohoo!" "ill kick your aaahaaahaaaasss!!!" :p best one ever
Thank you soooo much for this!! They have long been my favorite band. I learned so much, and it led me down many rabbit holes. Job well done, sir!!
Well done bra!!! Everything on CZcams regarding Pearl Jam thus far has been a lot like the six o’clock news. Bla, bla, bla with no soul to it whatsoever if you know what I mean. To quote you as you eloquently put it “ An Eight year old me fell in love with the band.” I hadn’t discovered the treasure trove of Pearl Jam music myself until recently watching virtually every CZcams video uploaded and as I wasn’t so fortunate as yourself, living and growing up in America with access to concerts and albums. Living and growing up in Australia however there wasn’t ever much of a Pearl Jam presence . Radio stations picked up and played “Better Man and Even Flow” on high rotation and that was about it. As living and growing up in Australia was basically before the internet Pearl Jam songs like Black and Given to Fly were songs I’d never heard before until recently.
Our musical tastes do however change over the years, with myself having grown up here in Australia I fell in love with the music of Australian bands, one in particular called Midnight Oil. The Oils music was best listened to live and very loud. The Oils music would mostly appeal to a teenage audience who would follow the band to performance’s and concerts across the length and breadth of the country.
Point is I can fully appreciate your “true fandom” of Pearl Jam and of course like the Oil’s not always being everyone’s cuppa-kettle China plate. Yet I’ve now managed to discover this incredible tapestry of albums and music I previously never new existed before while I was off busy off doing other things. For me as a newbie fan of the Jam, an absolute treasure trove of unplayed and unheard music waiting to be heard.
Over the last few months while watching all these Pearl Jam videos on CZcams It’s started me wondering why on gods green earth nobody has ever put together the truly fascinating history of Pearl Jam and made a cool documentary or even movie. Then today I stumbled upon your iceberg after months of punching Pearl Jam into the CZcams search engine your Complete Pearl Jam Iceberg popped up. The members of Pearl Jam would definitely approve of your work as you’ve done well as a fan keeping it real ! Enjoyed every minute 🤙 of this brother. All the best. Oh, just one more thing Check out these two items on the net. One Eddie Vedders live performance of Split Ends “I See Red” and FalunDafa.org books Zhuan Falun pdf. Regards Syd Lee👍
Love this comment man! Funny to think I'm giving off the impression that I live in America, because I don't - I'm Dutch actually haha (with a convincing accent I guess). I'll definitely check out Midnight Oil, sounds cool! And btw, I visited Australia a couple months ago and have yearned to revisit ever since, what a beautiful country you guys got
I grew up listening to Midnight Oil myself!! My Dad took me to see them when I was 14-15 in London, England. I was the youngest one there and I knew every word to every song, will never forget it & will never forget them! They sing the truth ❤️🩹❤️🔥
Great vid! My favourite band (since the 90s) learnt so much and am pumped even more now for their 2024 tour…
Awesome video, thank you so much for taking the time to make this🙏🏻
This is really well done. I can definitely tell you did your research, and it feels really personal. Great stuff!
INCREDIBLE VIDEO!! AWESOME JOB PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER!! PEARL JAM AND TEMPLE OF THE DOG AND MAD SEASON AND ALICE IN CHAINS AND SOUNDGARDEN ARE MY FAVORITE BANDS!!! EDDIE VEDDER IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE HUMAN BEINGS!! SHOE THE SHOELESS IS AWESOME!! ARC IS VERY VERY EMOTIONAL LOVE THE ALBUM RIOT ACT SOOO UNDERRATED. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME VIDEO!! 😊 🩷 🔥🤘✌️I LOVE ANGRY EDDIE BUT I LOVE HAPPY EDDIE TOO!!
Great Job! Pearl Jam and Weezer are my favorite bands. Thanks for breaking it down. I like all the secret songs. I thought I knew all about Pearl Jam! Thanks for making this video. I will share it around.
Saw them the first time in 1992 in Amsterdam and Pinkpop. Worked in music retail for 22 years and I still remember the Sony rep presenting the first batch of official bootlegs. Thanks for this awesome video.
This is the real stuff! What an incredible job to make this nice document 🤟
this is awesome. thanks for all the work you put into it! just saw them live in Seattle on 5/30. They opened with BLACK. i cried. it was amazing.
awesome video this is my favourite band of all time and it’s so cool to learn more about them. i remember looking for a pearl jam iceberg video a while ago and only found your reddit post asking for ideas, and i mentioned explaining the last of us stuff… just came across the reddit post again and it’s amazing that it’s up now. great work!!!!!!
Dude, you brought back so many fantastic memories. I thank you. I was at that MSG concert amongst many other memorable ones.
I am so happy to have found this tonight! Thank you so much for putting so much work into this.
Going to enjoy listening to the rest tomorrow after I have dropped my children off to school in the morning. 🎉🤘🏻🧡🔥🖤🤙🏼
Well Done my friend! you left no "Stone" unturned. Loved every minute of it!!! Thanks.
I was giggling like a child through your Eddie Vedder impressions at the beginning
Hi, thanks so much for sharing that amazing hard work, its really amazing, it honors you. I really aprecitate it with all my heart. 2 days ago i was in the Pearl Jam concert in Barcelona, my home town. It was amazing, incrdible, epic. It will allways be in my memories. Thanks again! Hugs from Barcelona.
wtf this is awesome dude. wow, i’m so genuinely impressed this deserves so many more views and you earned a sub from me 100000%
Im going to see pearl jam with my parents in September for the first time. Been listening to then since i was born lol. Love the video man learned some new things about one of my favorite bands.
You are so lucky! To see them with your parents is so awesome. Make those memories. ❤
Mate, that was incredible. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much! Loved that. ❤
Great job! Two of the Rarities I would have like to have seen were "Slow Lukin" MSG 5/21/10. Acoustic with strings behind him was beautiful. And "Out of My Mind", the song he claims he never wrote the lyrics down.
Man, great work. Appreciate you
I'm surprised you didn't include the hidden YIELD signs in the sleeve insert.
Thank you for that! Little correction on the "Last Kiss" release: It was not recorded in a studio. The version on the single CD is from soundcheck of the 1998 tour.
They played that different version of Jeremy also in San Diego in 1995..
This is such a great, great video and I enjoyed every second of it!!!
I understand that you couldn't talk about everything, it would have taken you 7 years instead of 1 to make this video...but here's couple of things that I would have added:
I saw a video explaining how Eddie went from the shy guy he used to be in the beginning to the confident front man that we love... literally overnight. They were playing a show and, I think it was during the song "Breath", Eddie was watching how some security guys were beating up some kids and you could see the transformation. Eddie became furious and you could read on his lips "that's fucked up".
The other thing, this is a personal favorite of mine... When you talked about how they sometimes end the song "Daughter" with "It's OK", I hoped that you would talk about the song found on "Live on two Legs" called "Untitled". They used the opening riff of the song "MFC" and turned it into a 2 minute song _"Got a car, I got some gas, oh let's get out of here, get outta here fast..."_ I just love it!
They might have inspired bad bands but them there selves where an amazing band so many people hate them without listening to them
Good stuff man. I've been listening to them since 2008, when I was in 9th grade I got into them and I've been listening ever since. I won't listen to them for a while and then I'll come back to him inevitably. Dark Matter the latest album rocks. Came out yesterday
cant believe this only has 4k views, sharing this everywhere
This is one of the finest pearl jam compilations ive ever seen, awesome job (also u did an incredible job with the climbs Eddie use to do, that was breathtaking) the little known almost tragedy in 2001 when after Eddie's (was it a boat or canoe idk what u'd call it) capsized n as Eddie n a few compatriots were trying to get back in a strong wind +the current blew them out of reach, the girl who somehow spotted them in the water n steered her boat over to where they were really did save their lives. Dont recall what year it was, but at a show (which um sure Eddie paid for everything to make sure they were there in a 4 star hotel) Eddie brought them out on stage, told the story n thanked them again in what I'm sure was an emotion packed moment. I loved all the bands that i heard come out of the birth place of grunge,even the lesser known Mudhoney, The Melvins,etc.. but for many years it was a battle in my head between Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam (well not really a battle, its just for someone who plays guitar,not very well but my ear has developed over the years n PJ as a band was a bit tighter than AIC, whereas.... i mean l love Eddie so much, hes like the best humanity has to offer, but when u said referring to Mad Season "the mighty Layne Staley" yeah that about says it all, its just so sad how we lost him long before he took his last breath, ok ill shut up now, awesome job brother and Stay Strong PEARL JAM ARMY....
Beautifully made. Thank you !
Crazy good video!!
I'm really eager for some stuff I don't know. It's been awhile since I've gone down a rabbit hole of reading about Pearl Jam. I wrote a 20-page essay about Eddie in high school. I never really realized until recently how much he influenced a lot of my Outlook on the world. Don't always see that I politically but on most things we do
Lost Dogs is literally a top 3 PJ album imo
Great video my friend i really enjoy it. It would be nice if you could make a Soundgarden iceberg.
Thanks! Guess what I'm working on right now haha
Ahh. When "ITs OK" came on? And you knew your stuff?! I hit SUB😊 great vid on the greatest BAND 😊
Kool content, great editing and narration
You pronounced Ament correctly
Thanks for doing this. Pure facts ❤
It's an odd feeling to yearn for the years you were just a toddler and wish to have been old enough to really soak it in
Well, Wood technically had an overdose but as far as I know it was a hotshot, apparently alot of other people in the city died from it also, so he wouldn't of died otherwise.
As a Serbian from Kosovo, the band donating the money to all of us to had to leave a territory that’s as Holy as Jerusalem to us honestly .. I have no words. Incredibly greatful😢❤
I'm sure that this has been pointed out, but Eddie's the only one of the big four grunge singers that are still alive. Maybe him not being from Seattle has something to do with that supernaturally. However some people do consider it the big five if you include Stone Temple Pilots. And I'm pretty sure Scott Weiland was from San Diego too
Alice in Chains was the Best love Chris Cornell and Pearl Jam too I Like Nirvana early heavier sounds like Bleach album but Kurt was the whole band.I am happy you started with Mother LoveBone and Andy.if not for him who knows if Grunge would have exploded..crazy how they all were connected with Cornell being his roomate and then with Eddie doing Temple of the Dog .and Layne crying at Andys funeral.All their early stuff is my favorite.even AIC pre 93 when they would still do Queen of the Rodeo at end of concert.that raw gutterly sound is the best
Mother love bone was an awesome album
It is amazing that Pearl Jam has had very few Personnel changes, just the drummer. Amazing that they can keep it together for all these years and put aside personal or political differences.
so all lyrics on the songs in Ten were made in a single day?
Grab me some Pringles and all this time I thought the lyrics was something else 😂
Mike's long time friendship with Guns N Roses bassist Duff McKagan would make an interesting part for this video. Two childhood friends landing on two of the greatest Rock N Roll bands ever doesn't happen every day.
I really enjoyed this......Bravo!
can you do one on nirvana/alice in chains/soundgarden
Thanks great job ❤️
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This is awesome! THANK YOU!
Love this band
Well done sir, well done
Fun trivia about pearl jam: Eddie's an a hole ..
Okay the Pearl jam thing it's like ZZ top's pearl necklace you know what I'm saying it's Pearl jam
"No Jeremy" was played at least 3 times.
Five times. Four times in 1995, once in 1996.
Unplugged version of Black…
Really enjoyed the video, but its hard to follow...all over the place.
Kurt did not compare them to WASP st all
No Jeremy was in fact played a handful of times
Forgot Greenriver dude!
Be good. Don’t extract because they didn’t eat death
hell yeah!
Awesome job.
Hell yeah
😅 bro you might have to update this because the new album just came out, who knows what kind of deep lore we're going to get from it
I don't think it was second grade or am I wrong about
Pearl Jam 🐐
Wrong about Pearl Jam Band Members! 2 Members!! One Eddie Vedder the rest ALL are DAVE LITTLES with Random Names to Do Eddie and Cinderella IN!!! There day of ruling around crappie is OVER!!! Doom!!! Pearl Eddie is Leaving and No MORE Traffic JAM!!!
❤ Thank you ❤
🇧🇷 Algum fã brasileiro para colocar uma legenda e traduzir? Preciso muito disso!
great video! one thing that was missed, which was cool, is that in the last of us 2, there's a poster for lightning bolt - this video at 2:47: czcams.com/video/BGzIgi9wsBc/video.html (sorry about the singing in this video though) plus a minute later Ellie plays Future Days on a guitar, which is a beautiful and poignant theme throughout the game.
We need some timestamps
done! thanks for reminding me
I thought I knew everything there was to know about the band but I learned a lot from this video. Well done. However, can we stop pretending that the band’s name is anything but a reference to semen? Mother Love Bone produces Pearl Jam. But, like the meaning of Alive has changed over the years, I think the band’s name means something different now as well.
Dark Matter!
Finally quality content about PJ ❤
CZcams lacks it for some reason
🙄 Pearl Jam means...😏
All those other bands you showed like Creed and other crap bands are NOTHING talent wise to PJ. Also, Andy Wood could NOT carry a tune, period. Horrific untimely death, but not able to sing. Soundgarden was the original grunge band. Cobain was a NARCISISST who feared other grunge bands would steal the spotlight he DID NOT deserve. Acted put off by attn, but seemed to do ANYTHING he could to draw attn to himself. Marrying publicity hound Courtney love and bashing much better bands like G n R, Tool, and PJ. Why you play all those clips loooking like Ed mumbles? Strange for someone who loves pj ...and Creed and Nickleback were nothing to PJ. Ed has baritone Vibratto. Not MUMBLE. ..
you manage to say you love them while insulting them. Eddie DID NOT bully Jeremy, or go to school w/him. He is doing a song about an incident he read an article about. Many kids who do this type of thing have been bullied. But just because a singer sings as if he was in the story DOES not mean he was IN IT. Music is poetry, art, imagination, and even acting in a sense. This is 🤡 stuff.
Just to clarify, I was joking when referencing bands like Creed (hence the over exaggerated coughing, hinting at the sarcasm), haha. Secondly, you might have misheard, but I stated that Ed took inspiration from the Jeremy Wade Delle incident, and added in his own similar experience with a kid who committed a similar thing at the school Ed himself went to. Those are two different stories, which inspired the words for the song Jeremy.
Finally, there's nothing wrong with some self deprecating humor on your favorite band and the clearly over-exaggerated caricature of early 90's Ed - just like die hard Metallica fans say stuff like Kirk Whammet, still in a loving way
I hope this cleared up some confusion!
@@BearInMindMediadon’t let this guy bring you down man, this video was incredible and i can tell you love PJ and wouldn’t mean anything bad by this video. keep up the good work dude!! :) man i wish we could be friends
a 15 year old would not be in 2nd grade, just FYI
He said 7th grade
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Bush was inspired by Nirvana. You're welcome.
They definitely were inspired by Pearl Jam too
@@skylerboyce2597 Just look it up. The band clearly states they were inspired by Nirvana.
@@robertgodlewski8553 I have and they were influenced by pearl jam too all the grunge bands that came before them.
@@skylerboyce2597 Ok, link your source. I searched and found nothing about Pearl Jam influencing them. I did find Nirvana however.
Everything beyond the 3rd album sucked…😮 my personal opinion, so please don’t get all butt hurt 😂
bad take
i’d give a listen to hail hail if i were you
@@NoahKeeleyTheMoleBowlLover but you can only be you, and if you WERE me, but you were also you simultaneously , it would not be good for me, because I am not you… ✌️😂✌️
You forget about Green River?
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