20 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Trip Up To Pearl Jam's Attic,
September 23, 2011 Simple - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pearl Jam Twenty Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (MP3 Download)
If you didn't catch Pearl Jam bootlegs CDs, their live on two legs album, their live on ten legs album, their greatest hits CD, their re-releases of their first three ablums and now the movie CD...you may be wondering what's here. Well, the first CD has some rough demos, but check out Black & Not For You.
I know Pearl Jam fans (and I'm one of them) go crazy over Pearl Jam material, but come on, the world didn't need to hear the demo for "Goat". This is a good album, but it's not 5 stars. I would recommend getting Crown of Thorns, Walk With Me, and be sure to check out the second side, chock full of demos.
What bothers me is that some fans automatically rate this CD 5 stars, the bestest thing ever...it's a nice trip up to Pearl Jam's attic. But this isn't the best version of "Rearviewmirror" (in my opinion) and "Blood" remains one of Pearl Jam's worst songs. Every Pearl Jam fan has their own personal favorite live edition of a PJ song, and there's some goods...Read more
9 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Great Collection of Unreleased Goodies!,
September 21, 2011 Austin Dalyai "ATD" (Utah) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pearl Jam Twenty (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Audio CD)
Cameron Crowe and his buddies have done their research. They have dug long and deep to come up with rare performances that define who Pearl Jam are, and where they came from. Performances from the earliest days, all the way up to the present time. A few REAL gems in here, include demos Temple of the Dog's "Say Hello To Heaven," and "Times of Trouble." Also on the discs are some new tracks well worth giving a listen, including lead guitarist Mike McCready's contribution to the film score "Be Like The Wind," and "Better Man" from NYC, 2010, with full crowd participation, and the long, extended ending completests love to hear after each performance of this PJ Classic. There are some really rough tracks from the early 90's that were performed in small clubs, that help make sure this isn't confused with another "Greatest Hits" type of set. Other highlights include PJ's version of the Mother Love Bone's magnum opus "Crown of Thorns" from Vegas in 2000, and the Neil Young cover "Walk With...Read more
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
pearl jam 20re,
November 16, 2011 john3050 - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Pearl Jam Twenty (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Audio CD)
Really enjoyed this version of pearl jam. Eddie still has it going on, I think his range has expanded. You won't be disapointed.