Podcast appearances and mentions of dave abbruzzese

Este mes la azotea sonora de Talk to Him vuelve a subir a lo más alto a una de las bandas que retrotrae a la etapa de concepción, grabación y defensa de su segundo trabajo, Versus, o Vs si se prefiere. Es tiempo de recordar el carácter salvaje, reivindicativo e indomable de los de Seattle en ese periodo. Him nos propone un repaso por las canciones y acontecimientos más destacados de esa época: los roces con su imprescindible baterista Dave Abbruzzese, la llegada de la mano maestra de Brendan O'brien a la producción para quedarse, la introspección y la hostilidad frente a la promoción y los medios de comunicación, su lucha contra el monopolio de Ticketmaster, sus incendiarios mayor protagonismo ha tenido a lo largo de la historia de este podcast: Pearl Jam. Him nos e irrepetibles conciertos de la época, la incómoda postura de Eddie Vedder ante la fama y exposición pública o el tremendo impacto del suicidio de Kurt Cobain sobre el futuro de cara a sus próximos pasos. Un auténtico derroche de pasión, fiereza y corazón para rendir homenaje a unos artistas que pusieron en jaque y cuestionaron hasta los cimientos de todo lo que les había aupado en su momento de mayor popularidad y expansión.

It's a big week here on the podcast with lots to celebrate! It's Dark Matter week! Coming off the heels of the film experience, we'll share our instant reaction to listening to the album in that environment including what songs we've gravitated towards, and what we're excited to hear live. Keep in mind that the Live On 4 Legs listening party will happen on Thursday night when the record drops everywhere, if you want to be a part of that round table, please reach out! Although the brand new record is the lead, we don't want to bury the purpose of the episode because it's extremely vital to the history of Pearl Jam. The Paramount Theater show to close out the 1994 tour in the gallows of Madison Square Garden was one of a few fan club shows from this year. It comes a day after their legendary Saturday Night Live performance, a little over the week since the death of Kurt Cobain, and it is the final show involving drummer Dave Abbruzzese. While the fan club crowd was red hot and participated in every song from the hits to the b-sides, this was a night where Ed had a lot on his mind as he was unsure about the future of this band. We share excerpts from an article written in Melody Maker where a frustrated Vedder expresses his anger over Kurt's death and even questions his own mortality. Directly following this show, Pearl Jam would cancel their plans for a summer tour and part with Dave A shortly afterwards. Big storylines aside, this is an electric show with some absolute barnburner performances. Rearviewmirror, Daughter and Not For You all came off the heels of the SNL performance the night prior and proved to be just as powerful as they were on TV, other Vitalogy songs such as Whipping and Satan's Bed are notable moments, Ten b-sides Alone and Footsteps were huge crowd moments and Garden and Blood were huge standouts as well. We'll have a plethora of guests here as Javier's Gear Guru segments will focus in on Dave A's contributions to the band, and we invite Patrick and Brian from our sister podcast, Hallucinogenic Recipe, to come in and discuss the bootleg distribution for this show back in the mid-90's. Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

This one does exactly what it says on the tin. Enjoy almost an hour of me WANGING ON about Pearl Jam and their new album, Dark Matter. Out April 19th! This is a preview of a paid episode - hear it in full here.I know the first Pearl Jam drummer was Dave Krusen and not Dave Abbruzzese, but it was quite late when I recorded the episode and I'm too tired to fix it. Twitter - @jamesjammcmahon Substack - https://spoook.substack.com YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Vf_1E1Sza2GUyFNn2zFMA Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/jamesmcmahonmusicpod/

This episode begins our coverage celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pearl Jam's Vs. tour in 1994. With this tour falling smack dab in the middle of the band's prime, there are a plethora of storylines inside and outside of the shows that make this year a memorable one. Vitalogy songs were getting played in the set prior to the album's release, legendary shows took place in cities such as Boston and Atlanta, dealing with Ticketmaster, bomb threats, backstage break-ins, and Dave Abbruzzese exit from the band. This episode features a Rock For Choice show that took place in Pensacola, Florida a year after the death of Dr. David Gunn, a doctor who performed safe abortions on women who were unable to birth a child. The band has actively supported a women's right to choose going back to their formation. You may remember moments such as Ed wearing a t-shirt with a coat hanger on it during their 1992 performance on Saturday Night Live, and most famously at MTV Unplugged where Ed wrote pro-choice on his arm with a marker. The point of the episode is to discuss some of the band's history of activism, but also within the nature of our world at this current moment, it was extremely difficult to provide an episode on abortion rights without addressing what's going on. That means you will get to hear our heartfelt opinions on the subject at hand. If this is something that you are uncomfortable listening to at this point in time, please take note of that before checking out the podcast. The entire night had references (some subtle, others not so much) to the cause that they were fighting to defend, none more relevant than opening with a cover of Tom Petty's I Won't Back Down. The performances are the height of the era with the band absolutely locked in, and Ed tearing into the vocals on songs such as Dissident, Glorified G, Blood, Alive, Porch and many more. We also get to hear a speech from David Gunn Jr. as well as instances where Ed will attack the subject head on. Visit The Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact The Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate To The Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

Dave Abbruzzese joined Pearl Jam in 1991 and played a crucial role in the band's early years, contributing to albums like "Vs." (1993) and "Vitalogy" (1994). However, he was dismissed from the band in 1994. Dave remains a notable figure in the history of Pearl Jam. Dave tells all about his audition & move from Texas to Seattle to join Pearl Jam, first tours, his disconnect with Eddie Vedder, joining and quitting Gun's N Roses, life after Pearl Jam, The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and more! Thanks for listening! Subscribe& follow for more great conversations. Stay connected with the show: https://RNRcoffeeshow.com.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rnrcoffeeshow/ https://www.facebook.com/rnrcoffeeshow/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rnrcoffeeshow/support

Let's stick in 1993 for this episode and head over to Nacogdoches, Texas, a show that takes place only days after Ed's arrest in New Orleans that we talked about last week. This show yet again presents all of the trials and tribulations of being on tour in 1993. After playing nearly non-stop, and spending their off days working on and recording brand new music, the rigorous travel had finally gotten to the health of Dave Abbruzzese where he is needed to rush to the emergency room after the main set. This left for the band to improvise an encore without drums.  We invite one of the most knowledgeable Pearl Jam minds onto the show that wrote THE book chronicling the history and timeline of Pearl Jam in PJ20, Jonathan Cohen. Jonathan joins us to give a little bit of context to the era and why the band had a difficult time dealing with their skyrocketing popularity, and what they did to seek the advice of rock 'n' roll's elder statesmen to help guide them through. We'll also talk a little bit about Pearl Jam's 2024 plans and what you can expect from a new album year! We'll spend some time on some interesting setlist decisions from this show, including the choice to open with the Daughter/Glorified G combination, Sonic Reducer in the middle of the main set and of course the decisions made without Dave on hand. The Gear Guru segments will break down both Yellow Ledbetter and Footsteps that were performed without drums at this show. Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

Jason and Paul welcome former Pearl Jam drummer, Dave Abbruzzese, to the show to discuss the album Vs. 30 years later. Dave recalls rehearsals, recording, and the live shows around the iconic record. There are hilarious anecdotes and difficult memories -- what Vs. meant then...and what it means now to its drummer of record.Become a PatronFollow Us on InstagramFollow Us on FacebookFollow Us on TwitterJoin the PJ Pod community Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jason and Paul head back to 1994 and discuss memories -- good and bad -- with Jimmy Shoaf from his time as Dave Abbruzzese's drum tech (and other odd touring jobs). Jimmy has stories -- like the time Eddie was left behind on Lollapalooza -- so this is probably one of a few conversations!Become a PatronFollow Us on InstagramFollow Us on FacebookFollow Us on TwitterJoin the PJ Pod community Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode, we rock Portland! May 17th is former drummer Dave Abbruzzese's birthday, so we decided to go back to the only show where he played with the band on this date from 1992. A lot of the conversation will be directed towards Dave and how well he was clicking with the band just less than a year since joining them. His bombastic, hard pounding style is in the forefront of this show, and we'll focus on songs like Oceans, Why Go and State Of Love And Trust that he's a standout on. This show is also the debut of Dave's first song he wrote for the band, Angel. Will we get to hear from Dave himself about the development of the song? You'll just have to tune in! We'll discuss the meteoric rise of the band during this time period. The show happened days after the first airing of MTV Unplugged and only a few weeks away from the iconic Pinkpop show, so their popularity was just on the verge of skyrocketing. This is also a great show for Mike McCready who is showing off his talents in songs such as Alive, Black, SOLAT and Porch, and we'll get to talk about some era-specific improvs as well. For the question of the week, we'll read your answers on what songs from the post-Dave A era that you'd think he would excel at playing, and our Gear Guru segments will talk about the overall raw sound of the band during this era, and touch up a little bit on channeling their influences during Porch. Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

Somewhere in Time Podcast returns with their third episode in a series of episodes discussing albums celebrating 30 years. This time, it's all about the album "vs" by Pearl Jam. This is actually the first album to feature Dave Abbruzzese on drums, and also features Eddie Vedder on guitar on a couple songs. These topics and many other interesting facts are discussed on this episode. Visit Somewhere in Time's Website: https://somewhereintimepodcast.com Follow Somewhere in Time Podcast on Social Media: www.facebook.com/somewhereintimepodcast www.twitter.com/SITMusicPodcast www.instagram.com/somewhereintimepodcast www.youtube.com/somewhereintimepodcast

This week's episode of The Tone That Made Us Podcast brings a visit from another old friend and one of the most solid drummers we know Charlie Walker from Chamberlain. We discuss his history with drums going back to seeing his dad's Rogers kit for the first time to his need to shed his kits over the years to reduce attachment and stay fresh. We cover touring, various band history and gear over the years, touring with U2 and how amazing they were and his love for Dave Abbruzzese. Please share, rate and subscribe wherever you enjoy your podcasts! Spread the word!

Red Rocks, Mansfield, Santa Barbara, The Gorge, Telluride... and now Amsterdam. These six shows have something special in common that no other Pearl Jam show can claim. The band walks out and takes a seat to start the show, warming up with a collection of slower tracks and easing into a set more than the typical night. In the beautiful, mountainous evening sky up in a ski resort town in Colorado, the band took their seats in a fantastic mood thanks to these surroundings and started the night with 10 tracks played acoustically.  All of the shows mentioned above have a few things in common. They've been to go to spot for the band to break out debuts, rarities or songs that went completely into hiding. Take Angel for example. A Dave Abbruzzese song that was released as an A-side on the 1994 fan club Xmas Singles that had only been played four prior times in their history. Not once since 1994. It took them a record setting 699 times in between shows before they'd play it again at this show! Also, for all of the Into The Wild fans, Society was debuted directly after Angel and it was one of two performances of it in their history. Later in the show, we'd receive another Xmas Single rarity from 2008, Santa Cruz, which lyrics were changed to fit their current location. A great show with lots of memorable speeches from Ed, and a cameo from a young woman standing stage side who wanted her 15 second of fame. Joining us to tell her stories is Horizon Leg Patron Jenni Gee! Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Donate - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

Pearl Jam is an American rock band formed in Seattle, Washington, in 1990. The band's lineup consists of founding members Jeff Ament (bass guitar), Stone Gossard (rhythm guitar), Mike McCready (lead guitar), and Eddie Vedder (lead vocals, guitar), as well as Matt Cameron (drums), who joined in 1998. Keyboardist Boom Gaspar has also been a touring/session member with the band since 2002. Drummers Jack Irons, Dave Krusen, Matt Chamberlain, and Dave Abbruzzese are former members of the band. Pearl Jam outsold many of their contemporaries from the early 1990s, and are considered one of the most influential bands of the decade, being dubbed as "the most popular American rock & roll band of the '90s".Formed after the demise of Gossard and Ament's previous band, Mother Love Bone, Pearl Jam broke into the mainstream with their debut album, Ten, in 1991. Ten stayed on the Billboard 200 chart for nearly five years, and has gone on to become one of the highest-selling rock records ever, going 13× platinum in the United States. Released in 1993, Pearl Jam's second album, Vs., sold over 950,000 copies in its first week of release, setting the record for most copies of an album sold in its first week of release at the time. Their third album, Vitalogy (1994), became the second-fastest-selling CD in history at the time, with more than 877,000 units sold in its first week. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearl_Jam License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0;

It is no surprise that Pearl Jam was under intense pressure to follow up their debut album "Ten" with another success.  What may be surprising is that the band's second studio album, Vs. (pronounced "versus") did indeed live up to the success for their debut.  Vs. started at the top of the Billboard 200 album chart, sold almost a million copies in its first five days, and in its first week outperformed all other albums in the top 10 combined.Pearl Jam did a number of things differently with this album.  First, they recorded the songs one at a time, setting up the band in a similar way to their live concerts, and mixing each song as they went.  Second, the songs created were more raw and powerful than those on their first album.  Front man Eddie Vedder even began sleeping in his truck and in the sauna at the recording studio to keep up the intensity.  Finally, the band deliberately did NOT make videos for any of the songs on this album, preferring to let the listeners visualize the songs rather than have that creativity removed by the presence of a video.This album also marks a change in the approach the band took to its tours, avoiding the press and focusing directly on the fans.  In addition to refusing to make videos, they dramatically scaled down television appearances, and capped the prices of their tickets to make their concerts more accessible to fans.Guest contributor Joe Davis brings us this outstanding album.   GoMany interpret this first single and lead-off track from the album to be about child abuse, though Eddie Vedder hinted that it was about his truck breaking down on him! AnimalThe opening lyrics "one, two, three, four, five against one" reflect the originally planned title of the album (Five Against One), and the idea that the five members of the band are up against the machine of the music industry.  The album would eventually be called "Vs." instead.Glorified G  Joe picked this song for the first two lines:  "Got a gun, fact I got two.  That's OK, man, 'cause I love God."  The lyrics come from an argument that Eddie Vedder had with drummer Dave Abbruzzese when Dave brought a gun he bought to rehearsal one day.  Dave was from Texas, where guns were more common, while Vedder hated guns.Rearviewmirror  Eddie Vedder wrote this song about his stepfather, whom he hated.  It was about leaving him behind without a second thought. This is a fast-paced song, and Joe recommends it for your running playlist. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme from the BBC television special "Mr. Blobby"The television Christmas special was on the charts in the UK in November 1993.  It was panned by critics and almost everyone else as it can be found as the WORST theme song ever...yet it topped the UK charts.   STAFF PICKS:Everybody Hurts by R.E.M.Brian begins the staff picks with a slower and positive song from the album “Automatic for the People.”  This track is an anti-suicide song, encouraging people to hold on when things go wrong, because everybody hurts sometimes.Into Your Arms by The LemonheadsRob brings us a hit off the album “Come On, Feel The Lemonheads.”  The band was originally from Boston, with Evan Dando on lead vocals and guitar, Ben Deily on vocals and guitar, and Jesse Peretz on bass.  This album was a follow-up to their hugely successful album ”It's a Shame About Ray.”Carry On by AngraBruce rocks out with a song off the Brazilian heavy metal band's debut album “Angels Cry.”  It encourages you to...well...carry on.  “So carry on, there' a meaning to life which someday we may find.  And carry on, it's time to forget the remains from the past, to carry on.”The Man Who Sold the World by Nirvana Joe finishes off the staff picks with Nirvana's MTV Unplugged  cover of the David Bowie song.  The song lyrics are about a man who is surprised to meet a personality of himself that he thought he had left behind years ago. COMEDY TRACK:Bohemian Polka by Weird Al YankovicWeird Al stays surprisingly faithful to the original lyrics, but with a polka twist on the music.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Peter Cornell over Zoom video!  Entrepreneur and singer-songwriter Peter Cornell (Inflatable Soule, Black Market Radio) has always had a passion for three of life's greatest treasures – family, music, and a really good cup of coffee. Now, Cornell has announced that he is combining all of these loves with the opening of the Cornell Brothers Coffee Espresso Bar in the heart of Historic Downtown Nolensville, TN, as well as the international launch of his premier line, Cornell Brothers Coffee: Small Batch Roasters and merchandise on June 1, 2021.According to Cornell, the company was named in memory of his late Grandfather and three uncles, all of whom were very influential in his life.Cornell Brothers Coffee Espresso Bar serves up multiple varieties of freshly-roasted espresso and coffee, which Cornell partnered with Nashville master roaster Lesa Wood to source and produce.Cornell's wife and business partner is veteran music industry executive Amy Decker, who located the espresso bar's premises inside Oh My Chives Natural Co-Op Market (7332 Nolensville Rd, Nolensville, TN), a popular co-op owned and operated by Angela Daly.“Oh My Chives is proud to be teaming up with Cornell Brothers Coffee,” said Daly. Available through www.cornellbrotherscoffee.com, coffee aficionados worldwide can purchase fresh-roasted Cornell varieties online. According to Cornell, “We roast each week and ship on Thursdays. If we don't have your order by Monday night, we will hold it until the following week so your product is of the highest quality we can provide.”Nolensville is the first place since Seattle that Cornell says truly feels like home, which is why he's excited to build a business and give back to his community in such a meaningful way. Before moving to TN, he spent the majority of his adult life crisscrossing the country performing in various musical projects, including his very first band Inflatable Soule, featuring his sisters Suzy (percussion/vocals) and Katy (flute/vocals), and managed by Susan Silver (Soundgarden, Alice in Chains).Before Cornell moved to New York City, the group released three albums and started Black Market Radio (BMR), with bassist Keith Mannino. Their 2006 album, Suicide Parlor, was hailed as “vibrant [and] blistering, with emotionally resonant tracks” (Last. FM). After that release, Cornell decided to take his career in a new direction and record a solo album entitled Champion with former Pearl Jam drummer Dave Abbruzzese on drums. Lauded by critics as an “instantly impactful and passionately powerful collection of songs” (Artist Direct), Cornell's solo effort saw commercial success with its single “Wash” appearing in the Vampire Diaries.Now, settled into TN life, Cornell has started writing and collaborating with other artists in addition to launching Cornell Brothers Coffee. His latest project was with multi-platinum rock band Candlebox. Cornell co-wrote the single “Let Me Down Easy” with frontman Kevin Martin for their forthcoming album Wolves (September 2021).We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #PeterCornell #ChrisCornell #Soundgargen #TempleoftheDog #BlackMarketRadio #BMR #CornellBrothersCoffee #CornellBrosCoffee #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Ryan reaches new levels of music nerdiness in getting to talk with former Pearl Jam drummer Dave Abbruzzese. Dave was the drummer for Pearl Jam from 1991-1994, recording drums on all of their Vs. and Vitalogy records. Find Dave online: https://www.facebook.com/david.abbruzzeseMusic provided by Tyler Ramsey. Find Tyler on Spotify, Apple Music, and his website.

Coming in at No. 10 on Rolling Stone's Greatest Grunge Albums List is Pearl Jam's 1993 release VS. Joining Bakko on the episode of Whatever, Nevermind is the host of Pods & Sods Craig Smith. Vs. (pronounced versus) is the second studio album by American rock band Pearl Jam, released October 19, 1993 through Epic Records. After a relentless touring schedule in support of their 1991 debut album Ten, Pearl Jam headed into the studio in early 1993 facing the challenge of following up the commercial success of its debut. The resulting album, Vs., featured a rawer and more aggressive sound compared with the band's previous release. It was the band's first collaboration with producer Brendan O'Brien and its first album with drummer Dave Abbruzzese. https://podsodcast.com/

This week we head back the Mural Ampitheater in Seattle. It was August 23rd 1991 and not only was this show just 4 days before the release of Ten, but it was also the first show for Dave Abbruzzese as Pearl Jam's drummer. Enjoy, nerds!

Hace unos días pregunté en Facebook quien era el mejor batería que había tenido Pearl Jam y la respuesta fue masiva: Dave Abbruzzese.Me puse a escuchar Vs. y Vitalogy y varias preguntas me llegaron...¿qué había sido de este batería con esa tremenda pegada?    Suenan: 01. Pearl Jam - Alive (Madrid 1992)  02. Pearl Jam - Glorified G (Vs. 1993)  03. Pearl Jam- Rearviewmirror (SNL 1994) 04. Burning of the Midnight Lamp (In From The Storm, Jimi Hendrix) 05. Green Romance Orchestra - In... Out... It... (Play Parts I & V) 06. Stevie Salas  - Long Way to Roll 07. Peter Cornell - Insides 08. Pseutopia - Seasons ft. Dave Abbruzzese 09. David Abbruzzese & Jeff Fielder - Make It Right 10. John Frusciante, Flea, Dave Abbruzzese - Jam (1991/1992) 11. David Abbruzzese - I Did Everything I Could (IDEAS, DEMOS & WORKS IN PROGRESS)

Hace unos días pregunté en Facebook quien era el mejor batería que había tenido Pearl Jam y la respuesta fue masiva: Dave Abbruzzese.Me puse a escuchar Vs. y Vitalogy y varias preguntas me llegaron...¿qué había sido de este batería con esa tremenda pegada?    Suenan: 01. Pearl Jam - Alive (Madrid 1992)  02. Pearl Jam - Glorified G (Vs. 1993)  03. Pearl Jam- Rearviewmirror (SNL 1994) 04. Burning of the Midnight Lamp (In From The Storm, Jimi Hendrix) 05. Green Romance Orchestra - In... Out... It... (Play Parts I & V) 06. Stevie Salas  - Long Way to Roll 07. Peter Cornell - Insides 08. Pseutopia - Seasons ft. Dave Abbruzzese 09. David Abbruzzese & Jeff Fielder - Make It Right 10. John Frusciante, Flea, Dave Abbruzzese - Jam (1991/1992) 11. David Abbruzzese - I Did Everything I Could (IDEAS, DEMOS & WORKS IN PROGRESS)

Currently touring with Amy Ray and a fixed part of Mark Lanagan’s touring & studio band for a while now.. Jeff has also played with Dave Abbruzzese, Star Anna, Stone Gossard, Duff McKagan and others & was on the Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown episode with Mark Lanegan  Jeff talks about some of the family hardships he had early on and their impact… Playing with Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi, Joe Walsh, Robbie Robertson & Chrissie Hynde… most influential musical experience (NOT what you’d think)... favorite guitar players (again, NOT who you’d think)... mistakes made & lessons learned. VERY candid convo, great guy, incredibly grateful, optimistic and driven:   Support this Show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support  Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/

We're back after a crazy week and ready to dig in to one of Stone's side projects, Brad. Enjoy!

It's time for Part 3 of our Self Pollution Radio discussion as well as some great listener emails!

Join us this week as we talk through the 2006 performances from the AOL Sessions, and spend some time with some listener emails!

The Brads have a conversation about the loss of Shawn Smith and the April 5th curse. More to come about Shawn in a future Brad episode.

It's Tremor Christ week on SPT! The Brad's talk about one of their favorite Pearl Jam songs, and we say goodbye to Pearl Jam Story Time with an email from Chris Thomas! Thanks, Chris!

Thanks for being patient, my fellow nerds! Here is part two of our conversation about Self Pollution Radio. Thanks so much to Steven O'Brien for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Hello, Nerds! This week we start a 4 part conversation about the '95 Self Pollution Radio broadcast. Thanks so much to Junebug Fugitt for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

This week we take a listen to the Temple of the Dog reunion performance from the Tower Theatre in Philadelphia on November 4th 2016. Huge thanks to Eddie Quintana for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Back again with Part 2 of our discussion of the Letterman performances! Thanks so much to Brad Harris for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

This week the Brads talk about the David Letterman performances, Hail Hail '96 through Life Wasted '06. Many thanks to Paul Maisey for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

This week the Brads return to the topic of the bands music videos and cover their return to the art form with "Do The Evolution", as well as all of the "Riot Act" era videos. Huge thanks to Bev for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time! Have a wonderful week, Nerds! #godbless

Let the great experiment begin! Brad L here, with a little bonus episode for you guys. Hope you are having a kickass weekend! Love and hugs.

This week we take a look at one of our favorite songs off of Lost Dogs, Fatal. Many thanks to Andrew Plath for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

We’re back! This week, we switch it up and talk about seeing one of our other favorite bands, Metallica, live in Birmingham last week. We do manage to throw in a couple Pearl Jam references in there, so bear with us! Check out the setlist from the Metallica show here. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/metallica/2019/legacy-arena-at-the-bjcc-birmingham-al-3395b485.html

The Brads have a conversation about I Am The Highway, the tribute to Chris Cornell. Thanks to Craig Peterson for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Here we go, Nerds! Thanks for being patient humans. This week we take a look at a band that would end up being the pre-cursor to our beloved Pearl Jam, Mother Love Bone. Thanks to Gregg Matthews for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

This episode is dedicated to the song Given to Fly! Thanks so much to Joe Palamara for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

I think the title sums it up. Thanks to you all for being one of the bright spots in our 2018! Thanks to Chris Ford for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Happy Holidays to everyone! It's time for Vol. 2 of the Ten Club Christmas Singles, '98-'03. Thanks to Bill Castrovince for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time and to Chris Thomas for this week's listener intro!

This week the Brads talk about SOME of our favorite Pearl Jam riffs. More to come in a future Part 2. Huge thanks to Greg Jorgensen for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

While Brad L is off on a family trip this week, our friend and listener, Kate Cotton, joins BradB to discuss the Live at the Garden dvd, which is taken from the band’s Riot Act Tour performance at MSG in New York on July 8th, 2003. Thanks to Matt Bogard for this week’s Pearl Jam Storytime. Note: There is some audio fuzz that is heard throughout this episode. We apologize!

The Trifecta is back to discuss the song and video for Jeremy! Huge thanks to Jessi Ellerbe for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

This week the Brads recap the Yield episode with some listener mail. Enjoy, Nerds!

We finally did it! Episode 67 is all about Yield. Kickass singer/songwriter, Pearl Jam super fan, and friend of ours, Matthew Mayfield joins us to discuss one of our favorite albums of all time. Thanks to our bud, Reuben Hood, for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

In honor of one of our shared favorite PJ songs, here is our Hail, Hail episode. Thanks to Izabella for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Pearl Jam are just as well known for how great their music videos are as they are known for not making music videos. This week the Brads have a conversation about the videos that came out of the "Ten" era. Huge thanks to Luc for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Currently touring with Amy Ray and a fixed part of Mark Lanagan’s touring & studio band for a while now, and was on the Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown episode with Mark, as well… Jeff’s an incredibly hard working player out of Seattle. He’s also played with Dave Abbruzzese, Star Anna, Stone Gossard, Duff McKagan and others Jeff talks about some of the family hardships he had early on and their impact… Playing with Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi, Joe Walsh, Robbie Robertson & Chrissie Hynde… most influential musical experience (NOT what you’d think)... favorite guitar players (again, NOt what you’d think)... mistakes he made and lessons learned. VERY candid convo, great guy, incredibly grateful, optimistic and driven:   Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

This week we dig way back to the band's first show at the Off Ramp Cafe in 1990. Huge thanks to Randy Sobel for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Pearl Jam的前身是九十年代初著名Grunge乐队Mother Love Bone，该乐队主唱Andrew Wood服用毒品过量身亡后，吉他手Stone Gossard和贝司手Jeff Ament和新加入的吉他手Mike McCready、鼓手Dave Krusen、主唱Eddie Vedder一起组建了新乐队Pearl Jam。1991年，乐队录制了第一张专辑《Ten》，它在开始并未取得很好的成绩，但在涅磐的经典专辑《Nevermind》的带动下，另类摇滚开始主流化。1992年，《Ten》最终超越了《Nevermind》的销量，成为九十年代极少的几张多白金处女作之一。Pearl Jam华丽高雅的Grunge音乐风格在当时自成一派，更加讲求整体音乐素养和对后朋克博大精深的摇滚流派的参悟。 　　 鼓手Krusen不久后离队，新鼓手Dave Abbruzzese加入进来。1992年，Pearl Jam的知名度在各大电台、MTV的大力宣传下迅速提高，并且参加了第二届Lollapalooza摇滚音乐节的演出。Pearl Jam在圈内的怪脾气一直是很出名的，在第二张专辑《Vs》上市前，他们不惜和唱片公司翻脸，拒不接受发行关于他们新专辑的任何录影带和单曲。尽管没有进行前期宣传，1993年的《Vs》还是很顺利的成为了多白金唱片，发行一周后销量即超过100万张，创造了另类摇滚的又一奇迹。1994年夏天，Pearl Jam因不满组织方一再提高票价而取消演出计划，并以不正当商业行为为由向司法部门起诉组织方。与此同时，第三张专辑《Vitalogy》正在紧张的筹备中。不久，乐队开除鼓手Dave Abbruzzese，其位置由Red Hot Chili Peppers和Eleven乐队的前鼓手Jack Irons接替。 　　 1994年底《Vitalogy》上市。在最初的两周内，老谋深算的Epic Associate唱片公司仅仅只发行了数量有限的老式黑胶唱片版的新专辑，但就是这样，新专辑还是打入了排行榜前60名，并在全美范围内形成了巨大的需求市场。不久后，CD和卡带版上市，疯狂的抢购潮让它迅速爬上了排行榜榜首，成为了乐队的第三张多白金唱片。1995年，乐队和Neil Young合作了专辑《Mirror Ball》，但由于法律问题，乐队的名称并未出现在专辑封套上。 　　 1996年，Pearl Jam推出了第四张专辑《No Code》，这张专辑一改以前的曲风，以世界音乐节拍、实验音乐、怪异的合成摇滚作为基调。这张概念性专辑虽然因其大胆的创新和丰富的想象力得到了业内人士的极高评价，但乐队先前的支持者却感到十分失望。失去了支持者的《No Code》很快在排行榜上消失了。1998年，乐队重整旗鼓后的新专辑《Yield》在发行后一周后升至排行榜第二位，但很快跌了下来，成绩不是非常理想。2000年，乐队录制完成了专辑《Binaural》。 　　 有的艺术家天生疲惫厌世，有的最终疲惫，还有人将它刺中这些人的要害。Eddie Vedder兼有这些特征，另外他还有着微微发颤的男中音，无懈可击的意旨，以及在毫无诗意可言的世界中的困惑不安。 　　 Pearl Jam的第七张录音室专辑《Riot Act》表现得极其出色，专辑拥有Neil Young般的技艺，体现出Pearl Jam顽强不息的锻造音乐的能力。《Riot Act》比PEARL JAM 2000的专辑 《Binaural》在音乐形式上更加直接，平静圣洁的歌曲'Thumbing My Way'和Nick Cave的'The Boatman's Call'一样非常简洁，使它成为这张专辑的亮点。 虽然《Riot Act》可能算不上是PEARL JAM最好的专辑或者可以说它是在形式上有着复古倾向的专辑，但它绝对与以往不同。 　　 2006年5月2日，休整了3年的PEARL JAM带着与乐队同名的第八张录音室专辑回归。专辑中的首支单曲《World Wide Suicide》首周进入Hot 100排名14，成为当周排名最好的新进单曲。 　　 2009年9月20日，PEARL JAM发行了他们的第九张乐队专辑《Backspacer》，并获得了美国榜冠军的冠军！