Live From New York, it’s Pearl Jam’s Saturday Nights!

Al did a great post last year about Pearl Jam’s Late Show With David Letterman appearances, so I thought I’d rip the idea from him and entertain you with the band’s Saturday Night Live appearances.

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Pearl Jam - Binaural - Light Years

In 2002 Pearl Jam released the album Binaural. The title of the album refers to the recording style they used to produce a unique sound, replicating the way a human takes in sound through our two ears.

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Did Pearl Jam De-construct Their Own Fame?

One of the things often mentioned about Pearl Jam is the time the band has spent de-constructing their own success. By the mid-90’s, Pearl Jam was pretty much the biggest rock band around, and from what I’ve heard, they were not too happy with it.

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Pearl Jam - Baba O’Reily (Teenage Wasteland)

Pearl Jam have been known to supply us with classic rock covers over the years, adding songs from greats such as Neil Young and The Who many times to their roaring set lists. Here’s a popular one from the Who, “Baba O’Reily” (known famously as “Teenage Wasteland”)

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Pearl Jam Rocks the Month of May!

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Temple of the Dog

Hopefully most people know about this amazing project that included members of Seattle’s finest, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. Fronted by Chris Cornell the band consisted of Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament, Matt Cameron, newbie Mike McCready and an appearance by an unknown Eddie Vedder. The project was a tribute album to fallen Mother Love Bone Andrew Wood, who was a friend with Cornell and bandmate with Gossard and Ament.

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Pearl Jam - Christmas Singles

One thing about Pearl Jam is certain, they are one of the most fan friendly bands out there. A perk of being a member of the Ten Club is that fans receive an annual Christmas single. It’s a vinyl that always comes in the spring and not December, but who cares? It’s still awesome.

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Pearl Jam - The Lost Dogs of Lost Dogs

In 2003 Pearl Jam released a double-disc collection of b-sides and rarities called Lost Dogs. This was a very good thing, however, there still were a couple of tracks missing. Here’s a list of some of the Lost Dogs of Lost Dogs.

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Pearl Jam - Alternative Versions

Obsessed with Pearl Jam? Well here are some alternative versions of songs for your PJ fix.

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Pearl Jam - Boom Gaspar

Like it or not, Pearl Jam has an unofficial sixth member, who goes by the name Boom. Boom and Eddie are surfing buddies and for the last five years Boom has been a part of the band. He plays the Hammond B3, piano, keyboards and organ.