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Nov 2, 2021 4:36 AM
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RenaissanceFaireMan
I was the guy with a lighter.
BearRaid
30 years is actually the Pearl anniversary so this is appropriate.
thisismyshitbox
Fuck yeah!
JollyJokzr
Gonna tell kids these were the Hansons
BastardMan1977
Fuck yeah
CryJ
The 90's seem so...magical...in a do what you want kind of way bc fk it.
wizardOTC
Nose bleeder tickets 3 years ago $340…. Sad….
FtTerror
Ohweeoo dadadadadada opera man-o!
zacknotzatch
RealRedbeard
Sure, but at least our old shit is GOOD old shit. Good luck with BTS in 30 years.
TheSpindrifter
I hate 99% of what has slithered out of corporate radio/"music" since Y2K. It really is crap.
initforthespecs
"Even thooough odds are up like butterflies... oh he don't knowwww so he chases that waaave" lyrics i sang in my '84 Celica (bought in 2001)
BelleDuBlerg
Saw them for my 16th birthday with Neil Young. Effing brilliant.
pelon365
I'm happy to be old now to have been young then. Saw PJ at Lopa in 92. What a glorious lineup
InternetAnonymityplz
One time when doing Pearl Jam karaoke to Jeremy, near the end of the song the prompt said [Eddie Vedder noises]. I knew exactly what to do.
Badmusick
I feel that people forget/don't understand how huge these guys were back then
upsidedownyhead
Plaid shirt and cargo shorts. So casual!
Clayman8
Still wont beat the Unplugged version of Black. Fuck does this song hurt to listen to when youve been through the same thing
DoYouWantAntsBecauseThatsHowYouGetAnts
I don't know why, but I always have trouble reconciling that voice with that face
TheSpindrifter
How about reconciling an entire album and tour of Ukulele music? I mean that was Eddie Vedder, right?
Wenske76
Tivoli, Utrecht?
Allthegoodnamesweretakenbeckygod
Ten is one of the best albums ever released.
HemperorDK
Top Ten at least
ElBivo
I am not a fan but I agree. It's up there with Sgt Pepper, Thriller as one of the most important and culture-shifting records of all time.
assneck
it is, and so is VS.
TheSpindrifter
I can't think of a 'broken heart' breakup song quite like "Black".
RazorAndBladeSavedTheDay
Such a great introduction into as to why seeing music live can be amazing!
molotovb
I was always skeptical of this until I heard Vedder's voice live. Indescribable really, it felt like a physical thing filling the room.
TheYodajen
SobchaksWorldOfPain
So tell me about the Eagles...
TheYodajen
Some of them are bald
SobchaksWorldOfPain
https://youtu.be/h1WJqKWqUHQ would have been the correct response
TheYodajen
I stand by my comment
TheSpindrifter
I remember when I was a kid in the 80s and shit from the 60s/70s looked so OLD & DATED... and now just damn I head bang and its neck trauma
nevercompromisenoteven
The line chefs at work were listening to slayer, I head banged for 15 sec. Neck sore day after :(
LadyNetrex
Need to warm up first!
633k
ElvisParsly
I was a kid in the seventies, so I feel you brother. I sneeze too hard and I limp for three days.
TheSpindrifter
I cracked a rib laughing at the RiifTraxx version of "Manos: The Hands of Fate". Who cracks a rib laughing?!?
JCBalance
Oh hey, Brendan Fraser's band!
BenKrauter
I'm sorry, what the fuck did you say?!
Chronozon937
Huh, so that's where that wordless tune that's been stuck in my head for my entire life comes from. *memory unlocked*
csullivan
I was in 10th grade. It was a musical revolution. Fuck, how. did I get so old??
tzahtman
By not dying.
Zaaaaaaaaahn
Eddie Vedder at Lollapalooza in 2007 get drunk off a bottle of wine and then getting the crowd to chant, “Fuck BP!” is definitely a top 5
ElBivo
I admire them more for their fight with Ticketmaster. It cost them huge in their career even though they have still done well.
Zaaaaaaaaahn
musical performance memory for me. Context, BP had been dumping chemicals into Lake Michigan.
primomatador
Pretty sure 1991 was like 10 years ago......
HarryPotter918
This is the devils music!! SIN!!
ComoSeIguana
I'm 33 and I still think it was just a few years ago I was doing homework in 3rd grade listening to pearl jam on the radio.
bound4doom
As a 50year old, seeing Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Sound Garden plus all the 80s rock at its peak. It was a great time
ElBivo
Sorry man, the 20-year documentary was 10 years ago,lol
kmikl
It was.
PizzaStation
Pulsahr
Sorry to burst your bubble but it was 20 years ago.
alexcoldt
I think it's because the constant tragedy that is our existence has robbed our generation of our youth and our childhoods.
thisisausernamelikeanyothersbutthisonesmellsweird
Cant be much more. Feels like yesterday.
funkengrooven
All the best albums came out that year
Numb3rThr33
Yeah damn, they aged a lot in ten years.
Lurkinjustlookinohlookarmrolls
Superfloofthundercat
It was right?
frankwalkerfromnationaltiiiiiiiiiiles
it absolutely was and i’ll f**kin fight anyone who argues this. Well, I won’t actually; my back hurts, my knees are sore & I’m kinda sleepy
Lurkinjustlookinohlookarmrolls
Fishy820
Lol I feel ya, hurts to even exist.
nygreenguy
It's ok, I got your back. Not sure who can support my crumpled ass
Wasnbo
Same, dude. I remember hearing Pearl Jam and Green Day and Nirvana on the radio as a lad, MAYBE 15 years ago.
greenchair
I remember when those albums came out and how we wished there was a radio station that played alternative music
PizzaStation
And now they play it on my local classic rock station...
greenchair
F me too☹️
4sambucas
Has anyone seen the movie about The Cups feat. Pearl Jam?
TheSpindrifter
noooo.... ((O_o))?
4sambucas
Its supposed to be a movie about Pearl Jam, with Eddie Vedder, but they talk mostly about The Cubs
TheSpindrifter
Wow. Still fighting to be countercultural after all this time.
4sambucas
I don't know what that means, but you're properly right
TheSpindrifter
A lot of the blowback against the Mtv types trying to ride the hype gravytrain of Grunge back in the day resulted in bands being borderline>