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Track List
01) Life Wasted
02) World Wide Suicide
03) Comatose
04) Severed Hand
05) Marker in the Sand
06) Parachutes
07) Unemployable
08) Big Wave
09) Gone
10) Wasted Reprise
11) Army Reserve
12) Come Back
13) Inside Job
01) Life Wasted
02) World Wide Suicide
03) Comatose
04) Severed Hand
05) Marker in the Sand
06) Parachutes
07) Unemployable
08) Big Wave
09) Gone
10) Wasted Reprise
11) Army Reserve
12) Come Back
13) Inside Job
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3:29
2:19
4:30
4:23
3:36
3:04
2:58
4:09
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5:29
7:08
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First Released
2006
Grunge
Intense
Rock/Pop
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Fast
Album
706,000 copies
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Pearl Jam é o oitavo álbum gravado pela banda Pearl Jam e primeiro lançado pela gravadora J Records, tendo sido lançado em 2 de maio de 2006.
É considerado por boa parte da crítica como um álbum que remete aos tempos da cena grunge, no qual a banda alcançou grande sucesso e espaço na mídia pelos álbuns lançados entre 1991 e 1993. Pearl Jam possuí entre suas faixas a canção "World Wide Suicide", o primeiro single do álbum. O single foi lançado meses antes do álbum e disponibilizado na Internet pela banda gratuitamente como modo de divulgação do novo álbum.
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While the fact that Pearl Jam are still together fourteen years after the release of their seminal debut album Ten is remarkable enough, this, their eighth studio album, provides ample evidence that they still have a marked determination to continue preaching their message.
The record opens in angry style with Vedder snarling over furious guitars that don't relent until the end of the fifth track. You'd be forgiven for thinking you'd stumbled across the latest batch of angst-fuelled, punk-loving teenagers rather than the Seattle grunge veterans. They rage against George Bush, the Iraq war and American apathy while guitarists Stone Gossard and Mike McCready serve up aggressive rock solo after solo.
However the ballads that dominated previous albums are evident here too, though they sound unnervingly similar to Bruce Springsteen's acoustic work.
Their most accomplished album in years closes in epic style with the seven minute long "Inside Job" - proving the band care little about writing three minute pop songs these days.
Long may their crusade continue.
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Pearl Jam é o oitavo álbum gravado pela banda Pearl Jam e primeiro lançado pela gravadora J Records, tendo sido lançado em 2 de maio de 2006.
É considerado por boa parte da crítica como um álbum que remete aos tempos da cena grunge, no qual a banda alcançou grande sucesso e espaço na mídia pelos álbuns lançados entre 1991 e 1993. Pearl Jam possuí entre suas faixas a canção "World Wide Suicide", o primeiro single do álbum. O single foi lançado meses antes do álbum e disponibilizado na Internet pela banda gratuitamente como modo de divulgação do novo álbum.
User Album Review
While the fact that Pearl Jam are still together fourteen years after the release of their seminal debut album Ten is remarkable enough, this, their eighth studio album, provides ample evidence that they still have a marked determination to continue preaching their message.
The record opens in angry style with Vedder snarling over furious guitars that don't relent until the end of the fifth track. You'd be forgiven for thinking you'd stumbled across the latest batch of angst-fuelled, punk-loving teenagers rather than the Seattle grunge veterans. They rage against George Bush, the Iraq war and American apathy while guitarists Stone Gossard and Mike McCready serve up aggressive rock solo after solo.
However the ballads that dominated previous albums are evident here too, though they sound unnervingly similar to Bruce Springsteen's acoustic work.
Their most accomplished album in years closes in epic style with the seven minute long "Inside Job" - proving the band care little about writing three minute pop songs these days.
Long may their crusade continue.
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