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TV Review: American Masters: “Pearl Jam Twenty”

TV Review: American Masters: “Pearl Jam Twenty”

Scott Malchus October 20, 2011 1

On Friday night PBS stations will premiere Pearl Jam Twenty as a part of their Emmy Award winning American Masters Series.

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Basement Songs: “Dead Man Walking”

Basement Songs: “Dead Man Walking”

Scott Malchus October 10, 2011 2

A look at Tim Robbins' exemplary film in this week's Basement Songs

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Listen to the “Pearl Jam Twenty” Soundtrack

Listen to the “Pearl Jam Twenty” Soundtrack

Popdose Staff September 12, 2011 1

Ready or not, here comes a colossal wave of nostalgia-driven cash-ins honoring the music of 1991 — starting with a deluxe multimedia celebration of Pearl Jam’s Ten, shortly being honored with its very own

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CD Review: R.E.M., “Collapse Into Now”

Annie Zaleski March 1, 2011 14

With a new R.E.M. album in hand, Annie Zaleski tackles the difficult task of assessing the latest offering by her favorite band

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Soundtrack Saturday: “Singles”

Kelly Stitzel July 24, 2010 11

One of the great things about art is that as you grow, a piece of art — whether it be a painting, a piece of music, a book, a film, or whatever — grows

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Basement Songs: Eddie Vedder with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, “The Long Road”

Scott Malchus March 11, 2010 5

Scott Malchus reflects on his struggles of faith and spirituality in the latest Basement Songs

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CD Review: Pearl Jam, “Backspacer”

Dw. Dunphy September 24, 2009 7

If you were born of a certain generation that, once upon a time, thought Whitesnake was bitchin’, Firebirds and Trans Ams were hot rides and the mullet was, well, it was just fine, you

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Popdose Flashback: The Cult, “Sonic Temple”

Dw. Dunphy July 27, 2009 5

Things should have been going swimmingly for The Cult. Their album Electric had succeeded in becoming the biker-rock record they hoped it would be – raw, straight-ahead and helmed by a fledgling production wunderkind

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Book Review: “Grunge Is Dead: The Oral History of Seattle Rock Music”

Peter Chakerian May 11, 2009 8

It’s hard to believe (for those of us who lived it, anyway) that it’s been fifteen years since Kurt Cobain committed suicide. On April 5th, 1994, the Seattle native left the world with the

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Bootleg City: Pearl Jam in Chicago, May ’06

Robert Cass February 13, 2009 10

I feel like Heather Browne from I Am Fuel, You Are Friends today. Sure, I feel pretty and witty and bright (thank you for noticing!), but I’m talking about her undying devotion to Pearl

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