All those are great groups, plus you could add Mudhoney, Green River, Mother Love Bone, but can we get some respect for one of the greatest Hip Hop groups? Blue Scholars - Marion Sunshine from the Live at KEXP session
@@flaquis2729 You just described my club diving days on Cap Hill and the Ave. before I got old and cranky. Good times, once I passed out in the lap of a bridge troll.
Listen to more Pearl Jam and you will become big fans. Check out Even Flow. This band is one of the best to ever do it. Eddie Vedder has a voice unlike anyone else. The whole band is tight.
Head's up. Whenever you listen to Pearl Jam, it's a fun idea to have the lyrics handy somewhere. While Eddie's voice is beautiful, he's not exactly known for his enunciation. He's like the mumble-rapper of 90s music. His lyrics tend to be very poetic and beautiful though.
The Genre is "Grunge" if you want to categorize it but if you want to hear some of they're rock songs then you should react to the song "Even Flow" or "Alive" off the same album.
Eddie has a unique style of vibrato. Most singers use a wave style of vibrato; waving the pitch up and down around the note. Eddie’s vibrato is stop and go on the note.
Yeah, you’re absolutely right. It just speaks to Eddie’s uniqueness; I so rarely discuss tremolo when talking about a vocalist that I didn’t even think of the word 😂
“Now my bitter hands cradle broken glass of what was everything”. Beautiful. I miss grunge so much! Eddie Vedder has anything but a soft and mellow. I love you guys and don’t blame you because this is your first time checking them out. I beg of you to listen to JEREMY and their entire catalog. You won’t regret it. Eddie is also a super great person and humanitarian. I couldn’t love him more. Also, the genre is grunge. If you look it up, you’ll find A LOT of gems from the 90’s.
That line kills me everytime “ I know someday you’ll have a beautiful life, I know you’ll be the Sun in somebody else’s sky but why can’t it be mine”. I’ve heard Eddie had a terrible cold for this performance too and still delivered this amazing acoustic set.
This song is one that almost makes me cry everytime I hear it. It brings me back to my first real relationship and reminds me how you never really get over your first love, they will always have a place in your heart, and you just hope they're somewhere in the world, happy, even though you can never be with them again. So many reasons why it's my favorite Pearl Jam song.
There was a time where we had shitty ass hair metal bands music that was main stream. Pearl Jam, Nirvana , Sound Garden and Alice in Chains came along and kick that shit to the curb and took over. Pearl Jam is legit 💯
This is what you call Grunge, I love this era of music. Some of the best front men, insanely talented. Alice in Chains is my favorite band from this era. Maybe Staley is a beast of a singer.
Born and raised in Seattle. I've always loved Pearl Jam they are phenomenal in concert. Seeing them at memorial stadium in Seattle was great. My kids were raised on this
One of the best live performances ever. They are a grudge band. This was a love unplugged version so of course it’s slowed down. But definitely check out more Pearl Jam. Check out the song hunger strike by temple of the dog. That’s him and Chris Cornell from sound garden. RIP. What up from northern Indiana
This was grunge rock... this song is about losing a love of his life... like a tattoo that stays forever. He's holding broken glass from the pictures of them. It's like a toxic love basically but it's over she's moved on. He hasn't. He's broken.
Guys you should check out Pearl Jam - Porch live at pink pop festival to get a true feeling for what they were all about. Great reaction again, keep them coming!
As A Guitar Player/Singer Recorded This Song & Performed It Many Times Live..Watching My Man Eddie Mess Up The Lyrics..Throw His Head 2 The Side..Gives A Lil Embarrassed Smile 2 The Crowd..I Think Pissed Him Off B/c He Opens The Flood Gates Wide Open & Gives 1 Of The Best Live Vocal Performances I’ve Seen..A True Pro!!
You've opened up the Grunge genre. "The Big 5" came out of Seattle & San Diego with 5 EXCEPTIONAL lead singers. When Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" hit the airwaves & MTV it ended the 80's hair bands. A raw, alternative rock sound laced with punk rock & heavy metal. It's WILD! They dressed plain unlike the glam of hair bands. Lyrics could be quite dark. This band is Pearl Jam and that is EDDIE VEDDER. Out if the Big 5, Eddie is the one with the most control over his voice. "Black" is a beautiful song of unrequited love. The performance is one of the greatest MTV Unplugged ever had. The entire set of songs - Eddie kills it. I'll be taking you through: Nirvana: Kurt Cobain Stone Temple Pilots: Scott Weiland Pearl Jam: Eddie Vedder Alice In Chains: Layne Staley Soundgarden: Chris Cornell Grunge. A Bad Ass genre! Let's see who's your favorite...
All these guys are/were great. Sadly, 3 of those guys are dead right? Weilland, Cobain, and Cornell. Cornell is the prize voice of the entire crew though. Eddie sounds good, but hearing him go up head to head with Cornell when they did Temple of the Dog-"Hunger Strike" together in that random ass band/album, he just comes way harder than Eddie does in their song that has basically 3 lines over and over. Eddie was just a backup role really with how straight he did that song.
@@DickDickstein Layne past away on the same day as Kurt, 8 years apart. He was 34 years & 86 pounds. Suffering from severe depression he took a Speed ball & died. Eddie is the only one left. Let's bubble wrap Eddie. He must be protected.
@@jennhurl "Black" spent a lot of time on my stereo for awhile because at least 3 girls I dated in a row claimed this as their song. Eddie had a similar pull on girls then that Robert Plant has to most women. Eddie gives his soul in songs, but there can only be one Robert Plant of course. Lust and desire embodied from Plant when he sings. I can hit Eddie's notes. lol
Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornells voices are unmistakable! 'Black' is my favorite Pearl Jam song🖤The 90's were the best decade, I miss it so much! I feel so bad for those who were born too late and weren't able to experience the 90's! Everything turned to complete SHIT around 2005ish. You guys should do Slipknots Corey Taylor live acoustic version of 'Snuff'! It is amazing!
Totally agree. The 90s was an epic time in music. Not only did we have a lot of the best rock from the 70s and 80s to enjoy but we had the Grunge era, which changed everything. It was like music was reinvented for a few short years and everything felt more real and genuine. For the longest time I thought it was just my nostalgic brain giving me that impression, and that everyone thinks the music they heard in their teens was something special, but it's clear from watching people reacting to it now that it really was a special time in music history.
The most amazing thing about this video is that Ed stayed on that stool through the entire song! Those who know, know! Lol. React to "Porch" from Pinkpop 92 and you'll understand!
This was my generation's anthem of the broken-hearted. Eddie Vedder is one of the greatest singer/songwriters ever. One of the greatest voices of our time, really. His lyrics tackle some of the most disturbing social issues (if you haven't seen Jeremy (official uncensored version) already, you need to)
You have to listen to more of this MTV unplug session. Every song on it's good! I would go to a live next and then garden and then porch. Those are the name of the songs but they're all good
This collection is pretty amazing of his acoustic covers. th-cam.com/video/qHM57oXJFqw/w-d-xo.html Right after Whitney Houston died he covered "I Will Always Love You" on there. He covers Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U" on there. These tracks are just a great day of listening to some music, from an album that doesn't exist, but someone put it together.
Don't know about mellow, Catch one or Pearl Jams live concert videos and Eddie Veder is insane. This was a toned down performance since it was unplugged. No heavy instrumtation.
This was awesome, Pearl Jam is my third favorite band, behind Incubus and Foo Fighters, and Black is my favorite song of theirs. Eddie's voice is just haunting.
Yeah, don't let this song make you think PJ isn't hype. 😉 This song is basically a grunge version of a ballad, but also, this is Unplugged..you get a softer version of each of the grunge bands that had unplugged sessions, but Pearl Jam is NOT known for being soft. Check out Porch live at PinkPop and you will see what I mean. 🤭
I’m excited that you’re dipping your toe into Pearl Jam. When I was a kid this was a formidable part of me growing up. In my opinion, their album Ten is a perfect album. This song is much slower but you listen to Alive or Even Flow off this album is definitely rock. Great reaction though.
The wavy thing you’re talking about is known as vibrato. It’s a technique that can be used with any instrument, mostly used with the guitar. Stevie Ray Vaughan is a perfect example of someone who really hammers that technique. It really brings out emotion in what you’re phrasing, in a very grimy way. Keep listening you two!
Not yodeling. It was called yarling. I'm not trying to call you out or anything it's just that yodeling is a completely different thing. My grandmother from Germany could yodel and it shows up in country and bluegrass music. It can be torture if you have to listen to it for an extended period. Yarling was the singing/growling style that a lot of the grunge singers used.
Next MTV Unplugged should be... Nirvana- Where did you sleep last night Alice and Chains- Nutshell People have said that both of these performances are the closest thing to a man singing at his own funeral.. RIP KURT RIP LAYNE🙏🤘🖤🕊
Grunge Rock aka Alternative Rock is a HUGE genre please check out: Stone Temple Pilots "Interstate Love Song" & "Creep" Alice In Chains "Could" & "Man in the Box" Soundgarden "Outshined" & "Like a Stone" Foo Fighters "Everlong" .. "The Pretender" .. "Times Like These".. "Best Of You"
This is alternative rock, and just know that the "MTV Unplugged" was live rock music without electric guitars, so it is naturally a slower version of the song
I have to say u 2 young bucks make proud when u react to the music of my youth, the late 80s and 90s. Whether it be rock, metal, or rap. This is the music I raised my 25 year old son on. You make me feel like I did a good job teaching him the greats when two little Thunder Cats, like you, can appreciate the fire that was the soundtrack of my life. Thank you for you understanding and loving my nostalgia. I fucks with yall heavy!
Pearl Jam is a grunge band. Some other good grunge band songs: Pearl Jam - Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Smashing Pumpkins - Bullet with Butterfly Wings, Alice In Chains - Don't Follow, Nirvana - You Know You're Right and Bush - Comedown
The MTV Unplugged series is just that. The bands do a stripped down, acoustic (unplugged) version of their songs. Pearl Jam plays some pretty hard rock, as do many others that did "Unplugged" shows, but in this series they will be toned down and acoustic as opposed to electric.
Check out more Pearl Jam won't be disappointed at all. Also, check out Hunger Strike from Temple of the Dog great tune with Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell,
Fkn CLASSIC!!!!!!!! The genre is grunge rock and that’s Eddie Vedder….this genre started in Seattle, called the Seattle Sound….Kurt Cobain from Nirvana started it
@@abrahamesparza01 yeah he definitely did, he credited Jonathan Poneman the co founder of “sub pop” and coined the term “grunge” better do some more research sir
@@tiacalhoun3841 grunge was around before Nirvana. They were the first to crossover to mainstream. But you had bands like Green River and BAM! Bam! who came out before Nirvana.
Grunge was a term that started being used to describe the music sound in the Pacific Northwest in the mid-80s. It stuck around, and was eventually used to describe bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam. But Kurt was NOT the first person to say, or play, grunge music.
@@cvasse02 all well and good but Kurt Cobain started the Seattle Sound and I’m not quite sure why anyone would argue the point with me, I’ve heard it from Nirvana band members (now the Foo Fighters) from Eddie Vedder, from Chris Cornell, and even read it in Rolling Stones magazine
I think you were looking for the word "Vibrato" - vibrato; plural noun: vibratos a rapid, slight variation in pitch in singing or playing some musical instruments, producing a stronger or richer tone.
I know someday you'll have a beautiful life I know you'll be a star in somebody else's sky, but why Why, why can't it be, oh, can't it be mine? One of the best lines of all time
The first time that he sings "Now my bitter hands" should be followed by "shake beneath the clouds of what was everything". He also missed the line "I know she gave me all she wore". Great performance regardless.
This was recorded as part of MTV’s unplugged series meaning it’s played acoustically; nothing plugged in, no electric guitars, etc. It’s still grunge, however, it’s unplugged and all the songs for the concert will be softer instrumentally. Listen to the studio version of BLACK and you’ll understand.
These MTV unplugged sessions were all a bit softer than the original songs since it's all acoustic. All the grunge bands' performances on MTV unplugged in the 90s were incredible. Nice that you noticed how different it is from other rock, grunge definitely has a unique feel to it.
Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) is the only big grunge band lead singer still alive….Kurt Cobain died by suicide, Layne Staley died by overdose, Chris Cornell died by suicide…..definitely check out Alice In Chains “Rooster and Man in the box” he had my favorite grunge rock voice
@@mikewhipkey6863 me too, apparently him and Chester Bennington was about to expose some info they had on the Epstein sex trafficking ordeal and then they both end up dead and the same exact way 🤔 weird
@@tiacalhoun3841 yeah I don't know how much truth there is to that but at this point It's not too difficult to believe.. an awful lot of similarities between Chris, Chester, Anthony Bordain, and even Kate Spade
@@mikewhipkey6863 I agree, just odd that he would literally announce his next show, date/time and venue only to leave stage, go into his room and kill himself
Wow, you guys did not get this at all. The feeling and the emotion in this song is so deep. I don't even think you listen to the lyrics. You're. Bobbing your head and she's chewing gum. The song is about heartbreak and trying to let go and not being able to let go. Eddie wrote this song about the horrible divorce and relationship of his ex-wife. This is one of the greatest performances live or otherwise of any band ever. The passion the emotion the true depth of his pain is in every word. You really need to work harder on listening to what you're listening to.
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Seattle grunge is the style. Early 90's. Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in Chains. All worth a listen.
AIC will always be my favorite from grunge.
Don't forget Soundgarden :)
And candlebox
This man didn’t say soundgarden and said fucking Nirvana….. zzzz PAIN.
Stone Temple Pilots
Eddie Vedder is one of the best voices in grunge history. Definitely check out Pearl Jam - porch (live at pink pop).
All those are great groups, plus you could add Mudhoney, Green River, Mother Love Bone, but can we get some respect for one of the greatest Hip Hop groups? Blue Scholars - Marion Sunshine from the Live at KEXP session
@@flaquis2729 You just described my club diving days on Cap Hill and the Ave. before I got old and cranky. Good times, once I passed out in the lap of a bridge troll.
Porch from this same unplugged show is pretty awesome as well.
One of the best voices regardless of genre.
Listen to more Pearl Jam and you will become big fans. Check out Even Flow. This band is one of the best to ever do it. Eddie Vedder has a voice unlike anyone else. The whole band is tight.
“Even Flow” official video and “Porch” live at Pink Pop are both unbelievable 🔥🔥🔥
Head's up. Whenever you listen to Pearl Jam, it's a fun idea to have the lyrics handy somewhere. While Eddie's voice is beautiful, he's not exactly known for his enunciation. He's like the mumble-rapper of 90s music. His lyrics tend to be very poetic and beautiful though.
The Genre is "Grunge" if you want to categorize it but if you want to hear some of they're rock songs then you should react to the song "Even Flow" or "Alive" off the same album.
Eddie has a unique style of vibrato. Most singers use a wave style of vibrato; waving the pitch up and down around the note. Eddie’s vibrato is stop and go on the note.
I'm no expert, so someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe what you describe Eddie doing is tremelo rather than vibrato
Yeah, you’re absolutely right. It just speaks to Eddie’s uniqueness; I so rarely discuss tremolo when talking about a vocalist that I didn’t even think of the word 😂
"Jeremy" uncensored video by Pearl Jam will blow your mind. That's a hint.
I still have no idea why they censored that video back in the day. It just made me think the other people were hurt.
This video is a MUST!!!!
@@tinakeith5822 Then they should do Youth of the Nation by P.O.D after that
“Now my bitter hands cradle broken glass of what was everything”. Beautiful. I miss grunge so much! Eddie Vedder has anything but a soft and mellow. I love you guys and don’t blame you because this is your first time checking them out. I beg of you to listen to JEREMY and their entire catalog. You won’t regret it. Eddie is also a super great person and humanitarian. I couldn’t love him more.
Also, the genre is grunge. If you look it up, you’ll find A LOT of gems from the 90’s.
That line kills me everytime “ I know someday you’ll have a beautiful life, I know you’ll be the Sun in somebody else’s sky but why can’t it be mine”. I’ve heard Eddie had a terrible cold for this performance too and still delivered this amazing acoustic set.
I’ve seen this performance no less than 200 times, and it never gets any less amazing!
Random Fact: This is Dennis Rodman's favorite song, hes a huge Pearl Jam fan.
This song is one that almost makes me cry everytime I hear it. It brings me back to my first real relationship and reminds me how you never really get over your first love, they will always have a place in your heart, and you just hope they're somewhere in the world, happy, even though you can never be with them again. So many reasons why it's my favorite Pearl Jam song.
There was a time where we had shitty ass hair metal bands music that was main stream. Pearl Jam, Nirvana , Sound Garden and Alice in Chains came along and kick that shit to the curb and took over. Pearl Jam is legit 💯
You can feel raw emotion in his voice
One of the best unplugged songs in my opinion
This is what you call Grunge, I love this era of music. Some of the best front men, insanely talented. Alice in Chains is my favorite band from this era. Maybe Staley is a beast of a singer.
Born and raised in Seattle. I've always loved Pearl Jam they are phenomenal in concert. Seeing them at memorial stadium in Seattle was great. My kids were raised on this
“I know you’ll be a star, In somebody else’s sky.” Love that lyrical line.
Vibrato is the term you’re looking for
One of the best live performances ever. They are a grudge band. This was a love unplugged version so of course it’s slowed down. But definitely check out more Pearl Jam. Check out the song hunger strike by temple of the dog. That’s him and Chris Cornell from sound garden. RIP. What up from northern Indiana
This whole live show was what mtv considered the best live acoustic performance ever. Any pearl jam you do should be from this show.
This was grunge rock... this song is about losing a love of his life... like a tattoo that stays forever. He's holding broken glass from the pictures of them. It's like a toxic love basically but it's over she's moved on. He hasn't. He's broken.
Beautifully put ,thank you .
Warble. That's the best way I know how to describe Eddie's voice. Literally the soundtrack of my youth is played by Pearl Jam. Great reaction.
This is an absurdly good song. Appreciation!
Guys you should check out Pearl Jam - Porch live at pink pop festival to get a true feeling for what they were all about. Great reaction again, keep them coming!
As A Guitar Player/Singer Recorded This Song & Performed It Many Times Live..Watching My Man Eddie Mess Up The Lyrics..Throw His Head 2 The Side..Gives A Lil Embarrassed Smile 2 The Crowd..I Think Pissed Him Off B/c He Opens The Flood Gates Wide Open &
Gives 1 Of The Best Live Vocal Performances I’ve Seen..A True Pro!!
You've opened up the Grunge genre. "The Big 5" came out of Seattle & San Diego with 5 EXCEPTIONAL lead singers. When Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" hit the airwaves & MTV it ended the 80's hair bands.
A raw, alternative rock sound laced with punk rock & heavy metal. It's WILD! They dressed plain unlike the glam of hair bands. Lyrics could be quite dark.
This band is Pearl Jam and that is EDDIE VEDDER. Out if the Big 5, Eddie is the one with the most control over his voice.
"Black" is a beautiful song of unrequited love. The performance is one of the greatest MTV Unplugged ever had. The entire set of songs - Eddie kills it. I'll be taking you through:
Nirvana: Kurt Cobain
Stone Temple Pilots: Scott Weiland
Pearl Jam: Eddie Vedder
Alice In Chains: Layne Staley
Soundgarden: Chris Cornell
Grunge. A Bad Ass genre!
Let's see who's your favorite...
All these guys are/were great. Sadly, 3 of those guys are dead right? Weilland, Cobain, and Cornell.
Cornell is the prize voice of the entire crew though. Eddie sounds good, but hearing him go up head to head with Cornell when they did Temple of the Dog-"Hunger Strike" together in that random ass band/album, he just comes way harder than Eddie does in their song that has basically 3 lines over and over. Eddie was just a backup role really with how straight he did that song.
@@DickDickstein Layne past away on the same day as Kurt, 8 years apart. He was 34 years & 86 pounds. Suffering from severe depression he took a Speed ball & died. Eddie is the only one left. Let's bubble wrap Eddie. He must be protected.
@@jennhurl "Black" spent a lot of time on my stereo for awhile because at least 3 girls I dated in a row claimed this as their song. Eddie had a similar pull on girls then that Robert Plant has to most women. Eddie gives his soul in songs, but there can only be one Robert Plant of course. Lust and desire embodied from Plant when he sings. I can hit Eddie's notes. lol
@@DickDickstein You're correct! Eddie makes ya feel some kinda way just like Robert. Dang, I'm still attracted to the 57 year old Vedder. 🤣
@@jennhurl Haha...he still looks pretty good doesn't he? All he needs is the voice anyways. You can overlook a few wrinkles I'm sure
Pearl Jam were at the front of the “GRUNGE” genre. Saw them with The Rolling Stones and sounded just like the record!
Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornells voices are unmistakable! 'Black' is my favorite Pearl Jam song🖤The 90's were the best decade, I miss it so much! I feel so bad for those who were born too late and weren't able to experience the 90's! Everything turned to complete SHIT around 2005ish.
You guys should do Slipknots Corey Taylor live acoustic version of 'Snuff'! It is amazing!
I was around in the 90's and I totally agree with you just except for the bit about everything turning to shit in '05.
Totally agree. The 90s was an epic time in music. Not only did we have a lot of the best rock from the 70s and 80s to enjoy but we had the Grunge era, which changed everything. It was like music was reinvented for a few short years and everything felt more real and genuine. For the longest time I thought it was just my nostalgic brain giving me that impression, and that everyone thinks the music they heard in their teens was something special, but it's clear from watching people reacting to it now that it really was a special time in music history.
I've already told everyone in my life that when I die I want Black played at my funeral
Great band. They cover the Kink's "Better Things" beautifully. Upbeat and optimistic song.
This one of my favorite groups
The most amazing thing about this video is that Ed stayed on that stool through the entire song! Those who know, know! Lol. React to "Porch" from Pinkpop 92 and you'll understand!
One of the best voices ever !!!!!!!
This was my generation's anthem of the broken-hearted. Eddie Vedder is one of the greatest singer/songwriters ever. One of the greatest voices of our time, really. His lyrics tackle some of the most disturbing social issues (if you haven't seen Jeremy (official uncensored version) already, you need to)
You have to listen to more of this MTV unplug session. Every song on it's good! I would go to a live next and then garden and then porch. Those are the name of the songs but they're all good
This collection is pretty amazing of his acoustic covers. th-cam.com/video/qHM57oXJFqw/w-d-xo.html
Right after Whitney Houston died he covered "I Will Always Love You" on there. He covers Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U" on there. These tracks are just a great day of listening to some music, from an album that doesn't exist, but someone put it together.
Eddie Vedder is one of the last greats left we must protect him at all cost.
Better Man -Live (Madison Square Garden, NY 5-21-2010 is a good version)
Definitely listen to the lyrics closely. From the beginning…as with all of his writing. Brilliant.
Don't know about mellow, Catch one or Pearl Jams live concert videos and Eddie Veder is insane. This was a toned down performance since it was unplugged. No heavy instrumtation.
This was awesome, Pearl Jam is my third favorite band, behind Incubus and Foo Fighters, and Black is my favorite song of theirs. Eddie's voice is just haunting.
Yeah, don't let this song make you think PJ isn't hype. 😉 This song is basically a grunge version of a ballad, but also, this is Unplugged..you get a softer version of each of the grunge bands that had unplugged sessions, but Pearl Jam is NOT known for being soft. Check out Porch live at PinkPop and you will see what I mean. 🤭
Welcome to the world of Grunge music home of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice and Chains, and Soundgarden just to name a few 🤘
"I think I have heard him". My first thought was "30 years on the radio, has his own channel on SXM in Pearl Jam Radio? Probably.".
Check out Pearl Jam Porch at Pinkpop to see their other side.
I’m excited that you’re dipping your toe into Pearl Jam. When I was a kid this was a formidable part of me growing up. In my opinion, their album Ten is a perfect album. This song is much slower but you listen to Alive or Even Flow off this album is definitely rock.
Great reaction though.
Go B's!!
This song is deep and sad but poetically beautiful!! Glad to be part of this generation!!💯💯💯💯
The wavy thing you’re talking about is known as vibrato. It’s a technique that can be used with any instrument, mostly used with the guitar. Stevie Ray Vaughan is a perfect example of someone who really hammers that technique. It really brings out emotion in what you’re phrasing, in a very grimy way. Keep listening you two!
His Vibrato is 🔥
Oceans unplugged by Pearl Jam is AMAZING! Eddie Vedder and lots of Seattle 90s alt artists use a form Yodeling.
Not yodeling. It was called yarling. I'm not trying to call you out or anything it's just that yodeling is a completely different thing. My grandmother from Germany could yodel and it shows up in country and bluegrass music. It can be torture if you have to listen to it for an extended period.
Yarling was the singing/growling style that a lot of the grunge singers used.
This is a grunge ballad. Pearl Jam is one of the original grunge bands along with Nirvana, Soundgarden and Mudhoney.
Next MTV Unplugged should be...
Nirvana- Where did you sleep last night
Alice and Chains- Nutshell
People have said that both of these performances are the closest thing to a man singing at his own funeral..
RIP KURT RIP LAYNE🙏🤘🖤🕊
Pearl Jam- Check out Alive. It’s about a homeless person Eddie befriended in Seattle. Pearl Jam makes you feel their music.
Thats even flow. Alive is about Eddie's real father
@@jasonkart1651 you’re right.
We Had Some great music in the 80’s and 90’s yall….NO CAP
One of the pride and joys of the PNW.
That wavy sound of his singing is called vibrato. Can you react to GARDEN by PJ
Grunge Rock aka Alternative Rock is a HUGE genre please check out:
Stone Temple Pilots "Interstate Love Song" & "Creep"
Alice In Chains "Could" & "Man in the Box"
Soundgarden "Outshined" & "Like a Stone"
Foo Fighters "Everlong" .. "The Pretender" .. "Times Like These".. "Best Of You"
This is one of my favorite unplugged sessions. The other songs are good as well. 👍🏼
This is alternative rock, and just know that the "MTV Unplugged" was live rock music without electric guitars, so it is naturally a slower version of the song
Yesssss
Classic song great lyrics by eddie ole grunge days 1992 seemed like yesterday god damn time.
Off topic, you guys have got fantastic audio speakers for your videos. With headphones on its coming through incredibly dense and smooth
Yes! My favorite Pearl Jam song!
I have to say u 2 young bucks make proud when u react to the music of my youth, the late 80s and 90s. Whether it be rock, metal, or rap. This is the music I raised my 25 year old son on. You make me feel like I did a good job teaching him the greats when two little Thunder Cats, like you, can appreciate the fire that was the soundtrack of my life.
Thank you for you understanding and loving my nostalgia. I fucks with yall heavy!
Y'all are so respectful It's nice. I like how you look for the positive.
It's 90s Alernative a.k.a. Grunge.
Eddie Vedder!❤️
Pearl Jam is a grunge band. Some other good grunge band songs: Pearl Jam - Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town, Smashing Pumpkins - Bullet with Butterfly Wings, Alice In Chains - Don't Follow, Nirvana - You Know You're Right and Bush - Comedown
One of my favorite songs of all time. Ty for reacting 😔
This genre is referred to as "Alternative Rock". The genre dropped in the early 90's. If you want to do more Pearl Jam, do "Even Flow".
Its called grunge.
It was a time I will always remember. Love Grunge, Eddie Vedder and the scene. Oh! please take me back.
The MTV Unplugged series is just that. The bands do a stripped down, acoustic (unplugged) version of their songs. Pearl Jam plays some pretty hard rock, as do many others that did "Unplugged" shows, but in this series they will be toned down and acoustic as opposed to electric.
Go back and listen to the words to the song .... The man just spilled his guts out on the stage all for love!
Check out more Pearl Jam won't be disappointed at all. Also, check out Hunger Strike from Temple of the Dog great tune with Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell,
You guys should do pearl jam.. porch from pink pop '92
Fkn CLASSIC!!!!!!!! The genre is grunge rock and that’s Eddie Vedder….this genre started in Seattle, called the Seattle Sound….Kurt Cobain from Nirvana started it
No, Kurt did not start Grunge
@@abrahamesparza01 yeah he definitely did, he credited Jonathan Poneman the co founder of “sub pop” and coined the term “grunge” better do some more research sir
@@tiacalhoun3841 grunge was around before Nirvana. They were the first to crossover to mainstream. But you had bands like Green River and BAM! Bam! who came out before Nirvana.
Grunge was a term that started being used to describe the music sound in the Pacific Northwest in the mid-80s. It stuck around, and was eventually used to describe bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam. But Kurt was NOT the first person to say, or play, grunge music.
@@cvasse02 all well and good but Kurt Cobain started the Seattle Sound and I’m not quite sure why anyone would argue the point with me, I’ve heard it from Nirvana band members (now the Foo Fighters) from Eddie Vedder, from Chris Cornell, and even read it in Rolling Stones magazine
To understand the song you must play it and listen to it entirely without stopping it
Bruh said help me out here 🤣🤣
such a deep voice but that lead singer is super pretty
I think you were looking for the word "Vibrato" - vibrato; plural noun: vibratos
a rapid, slight variation in pitch in singing or playing some musical instruments, producing a stronger or richer tone.
Gotta do Even flow next by Pearl Jam
I know someday you'll have a beautiful life
I know you'll be a star in somebody else's sky, but why
Why, why can't it be, oh, can't it be mine?
One of the best lines of all time
The first time that he sings "Now my bitter hands" should be followed by "shake beneath the clouds of what was everything". He also missed the line "I know she gave me all she wore". Great performance regardless.
So many fond memories of a very confusing time in my young life. I was finding myself. Pearl Jam was a big, huge part of that journey.
BEAUTIFUL. Play any song off the Ten album
One of my favorite live perfomance vocals. So much emotion.
This was recorded as part of MTV’s unplugged series meaning it’s played acoustically; nothing plugged in, no electric guitars, etc. It’s still grunge, however, it’s unplugged and all the songs for the concert will be softer instrumentally. Listen to the studio version of BLACK and you’ll understand.
They waviness in his voice is called "vibrato" in music.
Do the song porch live at pink pop you will be very surprised pearl jam rocks
More Pearl Jam! More grunge...
You will not be sorry!
Welcome to Grunge in one of the best ways!🤟🔥
Eddie Vedder mix between solo stuff and singing with Pearl Jam. He also did the soundtrack to the movie Into the wild. Amongst other things.
Music Style is grunge, vocal wavy affect is vibrato
These MTV unplugged sessions were all a bit softer than the original songs since it's all acoustic. All the grunge bands' performances on MTV unplugged in the 90s were incredible. Nice that you noticed how different it is from other rock, grunge definitely has a unique feel to it.
Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) is the only big grunge band lead singer still alive….Kurt Cobain died by suicide, Layne Staley died by overdose, Chris Cornell died by suicide…..definitely check out Alice In Chains “Rooster and Man in the box” he had my favorite grunge rock voice
I'm a little bit skeptical about Chris Cornell's case actually being suicide
Mark Lanegan of Screaming Trees is still kickin' and belting them out.
@@mikewhipkey6863 me too, apparently him and Chester Bennington was about to expose some info they had on the Epstein sex trafficking ordeal and then they both end up dead and the same exact way 🤔 weird
@@tiacalhoun3841 yeah I don't know how much truth there is to that but at this point It's not too difficult to believe.. an awful lot of similarities between Chris, Chester, Anthony Bordain, and even Kate Spade
@@mikewhipkey6863 I agree, just odd that he would literally announce his next show, date/time and venue only to leave stage, go into his room and kill himself
soundgarden, stone temple pilots, mad season, temple of the dog are all worth a listen also.
This is widely considered one of the best music performances of all time and his voice blows the minds of actual voice coaches. :)
When you said that his voice sounded wavy the word you were looking for is Vibrato and it’s when the voice vibrates.
Wow, you guys did not get this at all. The feeling and the emotion in this song is so deep. I don't even think you listen to the lyrics. You're. Bobbing your head and she's chewing gum. The song is about heartbreak and trying to let go and not being able to let go. Eddie wrote this song about the horrible divorce and relationship of his ex-wife. This is one of the greatest performances live or otherwise of any band ever. The passion the emotion the true depth of his pain is in every word. You really need to work harder on listening to what you're listening to.
Wavy voice is call vibrato, the song style is call a ballad/love song.
Vibrato in the vocals is the word you were looking for