Randy Harrigan No doubt! Seen and heard PJ live 6 times and Eddie stole my heart with his soulful performances and his voice!! Eddie is a beautiful man!!
@@duncanmusic5559 Yeah, Pearl Jam had more of a blues/Hendrix influence. Nirvana had a punk influence. Alice in Chains had a hair metal influence. It's wild that the bands can still be in a genre because of the scene and be beloved by fans of the genre, but in reality the roots of each bands' sounds vary so much.
They are quite unique. Can pretty much identify a PJ song in about 5 seconds most of the time. The 90’s produced some incredible bands, pearl jam sit at the main table with the best of them.
-I was never a real big Pearl Jam fan, back in the 90's - I was more into Stone Temple Pilots, & Alice in Chains - but over the years, Eddie Vedder's vocals have grown on me, and yeah, I've really grown to appreciate Eddie Vedder a lot more, as the truly, powerful Singer/Songwriter he is. Respect - to Eddie Vedder, a real artist.
Well.... after reading many comments! Eddie is truly one of a kind..... his voice, just wow...... his song writing ability... holy fuck..... he puts so much into the art that he shares with everyone....he! Along with all of us are privileged to hear such beautiful music.....
One of the finest drummers of our time. This opinion was released the first time I heard Jesus Christ Pose, wherein the entire song is basically a fill. Cameron to me is the modern day Stewart Copeland. Soundgarden and PJ worlds apart drumming wise. There is nothing the man cannot play on drums.
Matt Cameron is one of my favorite drummer of all time but he doesn't quite fill well in PJ in my opinion... Dave Abbruzzese was the best drummer PJ ever had
@@Lulustucru2393 On the contrary, while Dave is a far better drummer than Matt, he didn't fit with the band. He clashed constantly with the direction the band was going. Matt is a far better fit. He's been a part of PJ for 20 years and a friend for more than 30. He was the first drummer they worked with in Temple of the Dog. He's family.
She nursed him there Ooh, over a night Wasn't so sure she wanted him to stay What to say, what to say But soon she was down, soon he was low At a quarter past a holy no She had to turn around When she couldn't hold, oh, she folded A dissident is here Escape is never the safest path Oh, a dissident, a dissident is here And to this day, she's glided on Always home but so far away Like a word misplaced Nothing to say, what a waste When she had contact with the conflict There was meanin', but she sold him to the state She had to turn around When she couldn't hold, she folded A dissident is here Escape is never the safest path Oh, a dissident, a dissident is here, oh She gave him away When she couldn't hold, no, she folded A dissident is here Escape is never the safest path Oh, a dissident, a dissident is here, oh Couldn't hold on She couldn't hold, no, she folded A dissident is here Escape is never the safest place, oh A dissident is here
considering this son g was written in the throughs of his SRV period, I agree. Too many warm tones, need that strat to cut through the muddiness and give the song that bite it has on the record
@@storysellers2189 yeah, that chorus riff is the essence of the song. The way it cuts through the mix on the record is a big part of that. In a live situation, it's even more important to cut the mix. Oh well, he's entitled to use whatever guitar he wants.
@@ValexNihilist yep, my favorite Pearl Jam song too. Never saw them live but planning to next time they're on tour...I hope they would play this song lol
Agreed! Matt killed the song! The drum was way off. Dave A.'s version was way much better. Matt's drumming was pedestrian. How could Pearl Jam just settled for this??? 1:15 ... what is that???
Don't understand what part of voice he uses to do it!! Please if someone knows another exemple of something like what he does on this song with voice, please share!!!
If you're saying that even flow is considerably a reason they would pass as some form of hard rock, they are still a well balance of straight rock in general with some slightly heavy sound...
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One of the few songs where the rhythm guitar really out shines the solo.
Best pearl jam song ever
Im convinced vedder is definitely one of the best live vocalists there is
Randy Harrigan IKR, LIKE TEN YEARS LATER AND HE PERFORMS IT BETTER THAN THE STUDIO VERSION
Agreed 1000000%
He has much soul and that will carry him far ahead.
Randy Harrigan No doubt! Seen and heard PJ live 6 times and Eddie stole my heart with his soulful performances and his voice!! Eddie is a beautiful man!!
Very close unto the album version... 93/94 - way back into memory lane...
In studio too
I've seen them twice. Eddie Vedder is unbelievable live. Within seconds he has you in the palm of his hand.
The man sings from the surplus of his heart. BIGGEST HEART AND VOICE!
Stone is the best rythem guitar player in a long time
I love his voice
Great song. Here's to all the dissidents out there in 2021. And lady's don't snitch out your man. Stand by him.
Really depends what they're up to amigo
They managed to escape grunge i believe and had their own very very distinctive sound..what a band
true Grunge
Meh, get what you say, but Grunge was a scene, not really a sound. There was so much diversity in that scene. Almost eclectic.
@@duncanmusic5559 exactly
@@duncanmusic5559
Yeah, Pearl Jam had more of a blues/Hendrix influence. Nirvana had a punk influence. Alice in Chains had a hair metal influence.
It's wild that the bands can still be in a genre because of the scene and be beloved by fans of the genre, but in reality the roots of each bands' sounds vary so much.
They are quite unique. Can pretty much identify a PJ song in about 5 seconds most of the time. The 90’s produced some incredible bands, pearl jam sit at the main table with the best of them.
Love that song!
I think they should play it more!
-I was never a real big Pearl Jam fan, back in the 90's - I was more into Stone Temple Pilots, & Alice in Chains - but over the years, Eddie Vedder's vocals have grown on me, and yeah, I've really grown to appreciate Eddie Vedder a lot more, as the truly, powerful Singer/Songwriter he is. Respect - to Eddie Vedder, a real artist.
STP plush was one of my first Albums. I liked them all but will say Pearl Jam became popular sooner.
@@Dave-ui6xn core is the title of the album, plush is a song
I call this the wolf song... here that guitar howling...
Well.... after reading many comments!
Eddie is truly one of a kind..... his voice, just wow...... his song writing ability... holy fuck..... he puts so much into the art that he shares with everyone....he! Along with all of us are privileged to hear such beautiful music.....
Had to be there and see em...off the charts
Stone is the soul of PJ! My humble opinion!
you are right man
Dave A until he was fired. He was the engine behind PJ. Listen to this same song in 92 or 93 with him on drums
Yes totally
A dissident is here!! ✌
How in the world can you love this band and be connected so deeply and just throw it away. Go ahead and like this comment as well. Nicole
Best live band period... Alanis put on hell of a show too ...Foo Fighters leave it all out on the field as well
My favorite sound
The best ever
I was there at the front pearl jam are my favourite band it was a truly awesome night 🤟🏻They need to do more U.K. gigs
Jesus Chrisssstttttt I love this song❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Back in the day when Reading was still a credible rock festival. I was there watching this.
Yep! Along with Paul Rogers, Ronnie James, Planty, Van The Man, Bruces (D and S) we are very lucky these guys have made such great music,
Great version.
i guess 1000 views are mine
A dissident is here. From Venezuela.
Arkantos how's the situation there, friend? Tough times here in South america...
Sávio Lopes fokin tough times everywhere! I’m in puerto rico and it also sucks. Greece, spain, uk, florida, texas...all over!
United States
Escape is never the greatest plan ...
The best
A dissident is here too☝️, from Portugal🔥🇵🇹🤘
Dissident is here now from Italy 🇮🇹
best version in my opinion....lucky bastards....
PJ always amazing live! 🔥🔥
Great tune!
Eddie is still fine as ever just back in the early 90s!❤❤
he sure is!
He has the mane of a lion.
How can anyone not love Matt Cameron? Always rocking hard behind those kits!
One of the finest drummers of our time. This opinion was released the first time I heard Jesus Christ Pose, wherein the entire song is basically a fill. Cameron to me is the modern day Stewart Copeland. Soundgarden and PJ worlds apart drumming wise. There is nothing the man cannot play on drums.
His new album will be worth getting. ;)
Matt Cameron is one of my favorite drummer of all time but he doesn't quite fill well in PJ in my opinion... Dave Abbruzzese was the best drummer PJ ever had
@@Lulustucru2393 On the contrary, while Dave is a far better drummer than Matt, he didn't fit with the band. He clashed constantly with the direction the band was going. Matt is a far better fit. He's been a part of PJ for 20 years and a friend for more than 30. He was the first drummer they worked with in Temple of the Dog. He's family.
@Tom Upton Dude, don't be stupid. *The band* plays the songs faster to fit in the set, or for preference. Matt has zero blame for this...
Why this band is like crying justice through mountains and valleys from the heavens above I don't know why BUT IT JUST IS
I was there!
Joseph Birch me too front and centre, until the crowd got a bit rowdy :)
Me too. 15 years ago now! That’s nuts!
Plant, Mercury, Elvis, Sinatra, Bono, Cornell, & Vedder, if anyone can think of vocalists, in the same bracket, then please add to the list.
Cara muito foda esse som do Pearl Jam. ...
She nursed him there
Ooh, over a night
Wasn't so sure she wanted him to stay
What to say, what to say
But soon she was down, soon he was low
At a quarter past a holy no
She had to turn around
When she couldn't hold, oh, she folded
A dissident is here
Escape is never the safest path
Oh, a dissident, a dissident is here
And to this day, she's glided on
Always home but so far away
Like a word misplaced
Nothing to say, what a waste
When she had contact with the conflict
There was meanin', but she sold him to the state
She had to turn around
When she couldn't hold, she folded
A dissident is here
Escape is never the safest path
Oh, a dissident, a dissident is here, oh
She gave him away
When she couldn't hold, no, she folded
A dissident is here
Escape is never the safest path
Oh, a dissident, a dissident is here, oh
Couldn't hold on
She couldn't hold, no, she folded
A dissident is here
Escape is never the safest place, oh
A dissident is here
ooh, cool comments! 😎
Love them
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im in
Great version! I gotta admit though, i kinda miss the Strat tone from McCready. (yes, guitar nerd here)
I mean the tone of a 59’ Les Paul is nothing to complain about.
considering this son g was written in the throughs of his SRV period, I agree. Too many warm tones, need that strat to cut through the muddiness and give the song that bite it has on the record
@@storysellers2189 yeah, that chorus riff is the essence of the song. The way it cuts through the mix on the record is a big part of that. In a live situation, it's even more important to cut the mix. Oh well, he's entitled to use whatever guitar he wants.
Escape is never the safest plan
Now go watch Dave A. Play this from Las Vegas 93 to see this song snap crackle and pop.
love it
I’ve always thought this was low key one of their best spngs
Definitely. I listen to this just about every day!
@@ValexNihilist yep, my favorite Pearl Jam song too. Never saw them live but planning to next time they're on tour...I hope they would play this song lol
I’m surprised it’s not on their essentials playlist in Apple Music
Kiĺler tune crazy riff x
Lo mejor
The band of a certain generation... Generation X.
Bestået
I still don't know when "a quarter past holy no" is......sigh....
Eddie Vedder says that it’s a reference to date rape, that a “holy no” means no.
Always say Stone!
Eddie es Dios
I forgot to mention Mike Patton.
Matt Cameron just killed this song
Not sure if you're saying that as being good or bad but Dave was way better.
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@@jhaz89 for bad. He doesn't fit so well with PJ
Agreed! Matt killed the song! The drum was way off. Dave A.'s version was way much better. Matt's drumming was pedestrian. How could Pearl Jam just settled for this??? 1:15 ... what is that???
Billie Joe Armstrong on lead guitar very cool
Buen intento D.A. era el alma de esta canción.
i like DA drums more than Matt on this
Don't understand what part of voice he uses to do it!! Please if someone knows another exemple of something like what he does on this song with voice, please share!!!
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Thought it was A dissident is hero.
Looks like Bradley Cooper in the thumbnail.
esta cancion sonaría mas potente con Abbruzzese
Love Matt but Dave A smokes his ass on this song
Pearl Jam is a better live performance band than Led Zeppelin was.
John Ryan that comment would piss my dad off bad 😂 but I agree shh don't tell him
No band sounded good live in the 70's. The equipment sucked as compared to recent years.
Matt never played this well.
over edited by 100 cuts
Pearl jams old drummer is so much better
1 dislike= 1 dummy
1 dislike= 1 opinion
one opinion= my opinion, which I am entitled to.
If I think that person is a dummy that is nothing more than my opinion so what does it matter to you?
They got very soft.
If you're saying that even flow is considerably a reason they would pass as some form of hard rock, they are still a well balance of straight rock in general with some slightly heavy sound...
You cant buy talent like those Gods who help lift Rock and Roll from guys looking like women
Thank you Chris, you will be definitely be missed from my outcast of living in the northeast
one of my favorite songs ever but honestly, not a big fan of this live version
I was there. This song was the highlight for me and they havent played it for the last 6 or 7 times ive seen them. Each to their own
When she couldn't hold it no more...she FARTED...A dirty diaper is hereee!
This sucks compared to the studio version. Vedder sings without any real passion and fire here.
x munki the fuck are you talking about?
r u deaf?
So you say
Said nobody.