One band who turn up more than most (and who I turn up more than most) are the mighty Mookie Blaylock…
One of the very first posts on this ‘ere site was the spoken word mood piece from grunges redheaded stepchild record. No Code is not the obvious starting point for one of the greatest rock and roll discographies of all time.
This early B-Side is a bit better. Widely considered a touchstone for the band all these years later.
Leaping right into the online digital era Can’t Deny Me was a furious call of solidarity rushed out without a hard copy in the gap between the last two albums.
PJ have done Movie Soundtracks, Charity Compilations, Fanclub Only Releases and endless Official Live Bootlegs
Cover Versions loom large in the Pearl Jam story
As does this Christmas Favourite
So many variables and nuggets are hidden away sometimes the plain old album tracks get over looked
Unless you hang out with other Pearl Jam obsessives
They shouldn’t. There are many a deep cut that delight the assembled crowds right there on the LP’s.
The side projects and early releases for the rock and roll archaeologists
And then there’s the covers. With a song book this mighty the covers were inevitable.
Steve For The Deaf 