[pustak]

[JAMik]

The 2010 grammy award for best rock song goes to...

The Fixer - Pearl Jam
I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight - U2
21 Guns - Green Day
Use Somebody - Kings of Leon
Working On A Dream - Bruce Springsteen

Zobaczymy jak pójdzie pejotom

[sztruks]

Osobiście chętnie przyznałbym im tą nagrodę ale mam dziwne przeświadczenie, że wygra Use Somebody. The Fixer jest chyba za mało wyrazistą piosenką, ale obym się mylił

[madt]

Mnie się Use Somebody z tej piątki najmniej podoba, trzymam kciuki za PJ. :)

[Biggerman]

Koniec Czerwca TRASA na razie wiadomo
22-6 dublin
23-6 belfast
25-6 londyn
Berlin - Wulheide - 30.06.
3-7 Arras France
4-7 wechter

[Biggerman]

Fajne i ciekawe za 10C'em

[sumer92]

Pearl Jam na Open'er festival 2010!!!
http://www.opener.pl/pl/news/news_09122009

Nie wiem jak wy ale ja już rezerwuje...

EDIT: Byyyyło

[mrowka_eliza]

Just Breathe



Unthought Known

nie bij ;)

[pustak]

dziękować m za widły ;)

a tu dla tych co mogą zassać to samo na iTunes ;)

Pearl Jam Pearl Jam’s musical performances from Saturday Night Live are now available for download on iTunes.

“Just Breathe”

“Unthought Known”

proszę :)

[JAMik]

Pearl Jam’s band members are working to be better men.

The rock group is partnering with Cascade Land Conservancy — which works to preserve forests, parks and other natural areas — to plant approximately 33 acres of native trees and plants around the Puget Sound. It’s all in an effort to offset carbon emissions from the band’s 2009 world tour. The group generated an estimated 5,474 metric tons of carbon during that 32-date run of concerts.

Pearl Jam is donating $210,000 to fund the plantings, which are expected mitigate more than 7,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide. The greenhouse gas contributes to climate change. To see where the trees will be planted, click here.

The band, which will perform in Boston in May, also plans to offset whatever emissions its current tour generates.

“We are constantly moving, using carbon-dependent forms of transportation and a great deal of energy,” said Stone Gossard, Pearl Jam’s guitarist and founder. “Since 2003, we have elected to mitigate our carbon output by tracking and calculating our emissions and contributing money to projects that strategically work to improve the environment. We view this as a cost of doing business.”

[JAMik]

Credit: BeatCrave.com

According to Billboard, it turns out that even Pearl Jam has joined the ever-growing army of Team Conan. Last night in Seattle, members of the Seattle jumped onstage to offer tribute to their favorite ginger late night television host, dedicating three tunes to Conan O’Brien. Frontman Eddie Vedder played two songs solo—“Rise,” from his Into The Wild solo work in 2007, and a cover of John Lennon’s “Oh Yoko” goofily recast as “Oh Coco” for the hometown audience. Vedder was then joined onstage by Mike McCready for a horn-laden cover of the Who’s “Baba O’Riley.”

And, in a shocking turn of events, Jay Leno announced today that the entire Pearl Jam lineup will be joining him for a full-length U.S. tour, but that it’s totally ok because he swears Pearl Jam told him it was ok with Conan, and that he’s just a nice working stiff like the rest of us. Because he wears denim shirts, see?

Check out the video for Eddie Vedder’s ukulele-driven take on Lennon’s classic tune. It’s actually kind of sweet in a really, really weird way. Says Vedder: “There’s something that happens when you play very small instruments… It somehow creates the illusion that you’re tall; an illusion that’s completely shattered as soon as Conan O’Brien stands next to you.”

[pustak]

no. (Baba O'Rily / Teenage Wasteland) ... miodzik ludziska i te dęciaki, solo mc! czego chcieć więcej??? mega dreszcze ;) oby do... dzięki JAMus :) ...

[JAMik]

2010 Bootleg Program

MP3, FLAC and CD formats available beginning mid-May

Pearl Jam will continue providing fans with high quality, professionally mixed recordings from their 2010 tour. The first shows will be available starting in mid-May.

Customers are able to choose from the following formats: 256 KBS MP3 ($9.99), FLAC ($14.99), and burn-to-order Compact Discs ($16.98)

Click here for tour information.

[JAMik]

After 20 years together, Pearl Jam endures by learning to say 'no'

Long after the grunge movement of the 1990s faded like a well-worn flannel shirt, Pearl Jam is still rocking strong.

"Whenever you stick with a long-term relationship, good things come out of it and you end up getting into areas you would never get into unless you've worked through the tough times," bassist Jeff Ament said by phone last week from Seattle, where Pearl Jam first came together 20 years ago.

"We're reaping the benefits now," said Ament, 47. "We made a great record, and we've had a handful of shows in the last couple of years that are right up there with some of the best shows we've ever played."

Singer Eddie Vedder, guitarists Stone Gossard and Mike McCready, drummer Matt Cameron and Ament are in the midst of a three-week U.S. tour to promote "Backspacer," Pearl Jam's ninth studio effort. It came out last year.

Most songs on the album clock in around the 3-minute mark, whizzing past in a blur of visceral rhythms, unshakable riffs and impassioned vocals. "The Fixer" and "Supersonic" rock hard and true, while the achingly pretty ballad "Just Breathe" contemplates love and death.

The album title is a nod to principal lyricist Vedder's habit of writing on a typewriter. Other band members pitch in with the songwriting to varying degrees.

Ament wrote the music for "Got Some," a hard-hitting "Backspacer" highlight.

"The first couple of times we went through it, Ed came up with something, then he went back in his little cave, came back out with fairly finished lyrics within an hour and -- presto! -- we had a song," Ament said.

"That's pretty much every song on the record got written. If Ed was inspired by the music, then the song happened really quickly. There really wasn't a whole ton of sitting on something for a long period of time and rewriting and rearranging. We must be getting better at collaborating."

He credits the group's longevity to setting limits.

"When we started as a band, if Neil Young calls or Keith Richards calls and says, 'Hey, I want you to play with me' -- how can you say no?" Ament said. "After three or four years of that, we were run so ragged. We hadn't learned to say 'no' to anybody, whether it was a record company or management or our heroes.

"There came a point around '95-'96 when we said, 'We're done. We'll call you. Don't call us.' That was a big moment.

"Now, we do 12 shows, take three weeks off, do another 12 shows, take three weeks off, go in the studio for 10 days and take a month off. It feels manageable.

"We've got a bunch of songs that we've started to write in the last three months, which is exciting. We still really love to make music with one another. It's always great to look forward to that next time that you're going to make a record or the next time you're going to go out and play some shows. . . . It's a great life."

[JAMik]

NEW PEARL JAM SINGLE “AMONGST THE WAVES” GETTING ADDS ON ROCK RADIO

I read on Pearl Jam’s forum that the new Pearl Jam single “Amongst The Waves” off of Backspacer is getting adds at rock radio stations. Call your local stations and request Amongst The Waves