Pearl Jam Unplugged Mtv Rar
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Pearl Jam Mtv Unplugged Setlist
Thanks for sharing that - I hadn't seen it before.Hard to believe that it's almost 15 years now since Roskilde.I'd been on that tour from Lisbon to Glasgow, on the most amazing adventure of my life, making life-long friends along the way, and I still remember the shock and fear that some of them might have been injured only a few days later. (Some were, but not seriously.)It's only on the rare occasion that they actually refer to what happened that day that you realise how much it affected and still affects them. The reason I also put unplugged Nirvana at #1 over Pearl Jam is because Nirvana sounds like a completely different band unplugged. Grohl dramatically changed his drumming and the Kurt's singing is very different. Whereas pearl Jam sounded exactly like pearl Jam with all the energy of a plugged in performance. Nirvana really embraced what it meant to go unplugged, pearl Jam just rocked the house down using acoustic instruments. The latter is certainly an accomplishment, but artistically I think Nirvana's is more of an achievement.
But it is choosing between a Ferrari and a Lamborghini, they are both awesome and different in their own way and it just comes down to personal preference.