LOVE that you’re getting into Pearl Jam. Please, PLEASE watch the Unplugged (yes, that means acoustic) version of “Porch”. It’s an incredible performance and you’ll see Eddie at his best. MTV required performers to stay in their seats during these performances. You’ll see how the boys handled that too!
Even Flow is one you gotta watch “LIVE” and not the unplugged version to get the full effect. Y’all definitely need to dive into Alice In Chains as well!! ~ Don’t Follow ~ Rooster ~ Down in a Hole ~ AGAIN ~ Dirt ~ Angry Chair ~ Junkhead ~ Sunshine ~ Love Hate Live ~ Bleed the Freak
I really like their unplugged stuff . If you haven't listened to the MTV unplugged version of "Black" thats one of thr best live performances of all time.
There were a lot of bands coming out of Seattle in the late 89s early 90s 'grunge" era. The four best known were: Nirvana - Kurt Cobain died 1994, Alice in Chains -Layne Staley died 1998, Soundgarden -Chris Cornell (best singer in the bunch) died 2017, and Pearl Jam (Eddie Vedder still going strong). There are so many great songs to choose from... my request would be Better Man 2010 at Madison Garden. It shows how much the concert goers LOVE Eddie Vedder. In my opinion, PJ's live concert performances are the best. They improvise a lot, Mike McCready guitar solos and Eddie Vedder changing lyrics to suit the occasion.
Solos have a structure to it. They follow the underlying armonic/rhytmic structure of the song of course, but also almost always they have a structure of its own, consisting of recurring rythmic motifs and melodic phrases, some of which also work as cues, as well as a sequence of "parts", where the guitarist improvises more or less (or even not at all in some cases). In the best of cases they are a strctured improvisation.
Elderly woman behind the counter in a small town Oceans Arkells from Canada have a few great songs too, you can get it, quitting you to name 2 New to your channel, keep shining Fam
Definitely check out Alice in Chains! They fall into the "Grunge" category, but they're closer to metal than any of the others. Rooster (Studio) or Down in a Hole (Unplugged) are great places to start with them.
The “Do The Evolution” animated video is fantastic! And one of their best songs. Great suggestion. Their live version on the Letterman set is great too.
Twista-Overdose Bas J Cole- LIT Dreamville-Stick Wale Sue me Reason -Left Hand Nas-The Truth JID -lauder BELLY-Lullaby Benny the Butcher- Burden of Proof BiG Krit- Bury Me in Gold Dreamville-Sacrifice Fabulous Goyard Bag
You want Grunge can't leave out the kings of Grunge " Alice in Chains " They also did a must see MTV Unplugged not long after there great singer Layne Staley died of a drug overdose. So sad because he was probably the best lead singer since Robert plant of lead zeppelin..
Solos are written to an extent. Most pro guitar players know Pentatonic scales, so they wherever they are on the guitar they are playing the same 5 notes essentially.
You're just at the tip of the tip of the iceberg with pearl jam and grunge. Check out MTV video music awards 1992 Jeremy. Then the real good PJ check out AOL Sessions hard to imagine. Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Mad Season, Temple of the Dog, Nirvana. The magic is endless!!
Hello from Albuquerque, NM Just suscribed. Dig your channel. Check out "Eruption Guitar Solo" live without a net. Its Eddie Van Halen playing a thirteen minute guitar solo that was played the same every night. Its kick ass. Best live solo ever. Maybe. Ha ha. RIP Eddie Van Halen Hope you check it out nd maybe do a reaction. Make sure its the Eruption live without net version.
LOVE that you’re getting into Pearl Jam. Please, PLEASE watch the Unplugged (yes, that means acoustic) version of “Porch”. It’s an incredible performance and you’ll see Eddie at his best. MTV required performers to stay in their seats during these performances. You’ll see how the boys handled that too!
Porch was the BEST performance of all of unplugged in history
Even Flow is one you gotta watch “LIVE” and not the unplugged version to get the full effect.
Y’all definitely need to dive into Alice In Chains as well!!
~ Don’t Follow
~ Rooster
~ Down in a Hole
~ AGAIN
~ Dirt
~ Angry Chair
~ Junkhead
~ Sunshine
~ Love Hate Live
~ Bleed the Freak
One of my fav wrestlers was Raven and his finisher was the Evenflow. So dope. He was a big Pearl Jam fan and loved "grunge" music.
I really like their unplugged stuff . If you haven't listened to the MTV unplugged version of "Black" thats one of thr best live performances of all time.
There were a lot of bands coming out of Seattle in the late 89s early 90s 'grunge" era. The four best known were: Nirvana - Kurt Cobain died 1994, Alice in Chains -Layne Staley died 1998, Soundgarden -Chris Cornell (best singer in the bunch) died 2017, and Pearl Jam (Eddie Vedder still going strong). There are so many great songs to choose from... my request would be Better Man 2010 at Madison Garden. It shows how much the concert goers LOVE Eddie Vedder. In my opinion, PJ's live concert performances are the best. They improvise a lot, Mike McCready guitar solos and Eddie Vedder changing lyrics to suit the occasion.
Solos have a structure to it. They follow the underlying armonic/rhytmic structure of the song of course, but also almost always they have a structure of its own, consisting of recurring rythmic motifs and melodic phrases, some of which also work as cues, as well as a sequence of "parts", where the guitarist improvises more or less (or even not at all in some cases). In the best of cases they are a strctured improvisation.
Elderly woman behind the counter in a small town
Oceans
Arkells from Canada have a few great songs too, you can get it, quitting you to name 2
New to your channel, keep shining Fam
Check out "Garden"...there is a concert version where he is wearing a t-shirt on stage...it jams
Try Better Man live at Madison Square Garden.
If you are able to understand Eddie's vocals then you ate doing better than 99% of us from the 90s
Definitely check out Alice in Chains! They fall into the "Grunge" category, but they're closer to metal than any of the others. Rooster (Studio) or Down in a Hole (Unplugged) are great places to start with them.
Mike McCready improvises most of his solos.
check out State of love and trust or do the evolution next ;)
The “Do The Evolution” animated video is fantastic! And one of their best songs. Great suggestion. Their live version on the Letterman set is great too.
Twista-Overdose
Bas J Cole- LIT
Dreamville-Stick
Wale Sue me
Reason -Left Hand
Nas-The Truth
JID -lauder
BELLY-Lullaby
Benny the Butcher- Burden of Proof
BiG Krit- Bury Me in Gold
Dreamville-Sacrifice
Fabulous Goyard Bag
PJ arguably the greatest most successful band of the last 30 years
You want Grunge can't leave out the kings of Grunge " Alice in Chains " They also did a must see MTV Unplugged not long after there great singer Layne Staley died of a drug overdose. So sad because he was probably the best lead singer since Robert plant of lead zeppelin..
Heck yea react to more of them
Solos are written to an extent. Most pro guitar players know Pentatonic scales, so they wherever they are on the guitar they are playing the same 5 notes essentially.
Gotta echo Maggie on the Unplugged performances of 'Porch'.
Check out blood or last exit live
Would love for you guys the check out Down in a hole by Alice In Chains! MTV unplugged of course
Subscribing for more Pearl Jam and hopefully a grunge deep dive (Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden)
You're just at the tip of the tip of the iceberg with pearl jam and grunge.
Check out MTV video music awards 1992 Jeremy. Then the real good PJ check out AOL Sessions hard to imagine.
Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Mad Season, Temple of the Dog, Nirvana. The magic is endless!!
Reaction videos shouldn't be made by people you don't want to spend a second of your life with.
You said "guitar solo" and I understood "Tom Morello". So as you are on 90s Rock, maybe you want to watch some Rage Against The Machine.
Avenge sevenfold??? lol Get off mtg unplugged and watch mccready actually play that thing!
Hello from Albuquerque, NM Just suscribed. Dig your channel. Check out "Eruption Guitar Solo" live without a net. Its Eddie Van Halen playing a thirteen minute guitar solo that was played the same every night. Its kick ass. Best live solo ever. Maybe. Ha ha. RIP Eddie Van Halen Hope you check it out nd maybe do a reaction. Make sure its the Eruption live without net version.
Can you please react to
No small thing by Tears for fears
Please
Make grunge great again !!! Alice in Chains MTV Unplugged !!!
Alice In Chains by far best Grunge
Very good reaction..
But for me is possible show the soul and felling in the face of Vedder in the song Porch.
Gretting from Chile South America
Wrong video...The Official Video is the one...
Absolutely!!!!!