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Rolling Stone ranked the Top 40 rock albums of 1994, which it named "mainstream alternative's greatest year." -
London Bridge Studio in Seattle needs help restoring Neve soundboard that produced Pearl Jam's 'Ten'
The Seattle music scene has always had a special place in our hearts thanks to the whole grunge thing, and one of the studios behind some of the scene's biggest albums is in need of help restoring its classic Neve soundboard. The piece of equipment has had a role in countless albums, but standouts include Pearl Jam's Ten, 3 Doors Down's Away From The Sun, Soundgarden's Loud Love and Fleet Foxes' self-titled debut. -
Win Butler joins Pearl Jam to perform Neil Young's 'Rockin' in the Free World' at Big Day Out festival [WATCH]
Pearl Jam frequently invites guests on stage to join them in performing 1989's "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young. The cover has been a staple of their live show for years. According to Consequence of Sound, they asked Arcade Fire's Win Butler to be a part of the performance. -
Arcade Fire and Pearl Jam band members broke someone's nose at Big Day Out Festival
Playing a little bit of pick up basketball with members of Arcade Fire and Pearl Jam sounds like a dream come true for a lot of alternative music fans, but for one man at the Big Day Out Festival in Auckland, New Zealand, a quick game of shooting hoops ended in a major injury. -
Pearl Jam's 'Vitalogy' helped band escape grunge stereotypes, experiment with hardcore, country, more
Music Times believes that it's never too late to go back and try something old. Throwback Thursdays will go back and pull out an album that's at least 10 years old, so that you can find something new, or revisit something you've forgotten about. -
Sleater-Kinney reunited at a Pearl Jam show
Sleater-Kinney reunited last night in Portland after almost ten years, thanks to Pearl Jam. Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein, and Janet Weiss joined the band at Portland's Moda Center during the finale to cover Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World." R.E.M.'s Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey joined the gang as well. -
Blur pulls out of Big Day Out via Facebook post, leaves fans and organizers baffled
We knew a guy back in the day that broke up with his girlfriend via Facebook. Not even a message, just changed his relationship status and let her figure it out. We gave him crap for months on end, and it was well-deserved. Blur may be in for similar treatment from concert organizers and Australian fans after they pulled out of Auckland's Big Day Out Festival by posting a message on their own Facebook page. Essentially, concert organizers found out at the same time we did. -
Matt Cameron touring with Pearl Jam versus Soundgarden for 2014; Band will find replacement for time being
As diehard grunge fans, we had hoped that the world would never come to this: Matt Cameron deciding whether he would tour with Soundgarden or Pearl Jam. Cameron, possibly the most relevant name that you've never heard of in the early '90s Seattle grunge movement, is a very relevant part of both bands. And it makes sense, as he was the best drummer in the scene (it wasn't Dave Grohl, with no offense to the Nirvana drummer). -
Pearl Jam's 'Lightning Bolt' shows to be on SiriusXM
As of today, The Lightning Bolt tour will now be available for fans to listen to on SirusXM's Pearl Jam Radio Station, channel 22. Every Friday night, they will play a live performance from the bands recent hit album and will rebroadcast them Saturdays at 7 and Sundays at 2. -
Lou Reed Tributes: Arctic Monkeys, Arcade Fire, Twin Shadow, Pearl Jam, My Morning Jacket and more cover the late legend's classics
The influence that Lou Reed had on alternative music is undeniable. After his untimely death on Sunday, many fans and artists took to social media to express their sadness and respect for the 71-year-old legend. In the days since his passing, bands including the Arctic Monkeys, Arcade Fire, Twin Shadow, Pearl Jam, My Morning Jacket, The Black Crowes, Phish, Gov't Mule and more have performed covers of Lou Reed's work. -
Pearl Jam Perform 'Sirens' on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon For 'Pearl Jam Week' [WATCH]
It seems as if the whole world has been celebrating Pearl Jam recently. Last night, the covers ended with the real deal. Pearl Jam took the stage to perform "Sirens" off their recent release, Lightning Bolt, which is currently the No. 1 album in the country. -
Can Miley Cyrus Catch a 'Lightning Bolt' on Charts?
Forgive us if we're bracing for next week; Katy Perry's Prism is set to drop and it could give Justin Timberlake's first 2013 release a run for the biggest opening frame of the year. Last week's Top 10 was still overrun by new albums however, so we should probably give them credit before Perry-pocalypse sets in.
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