Pearl Jam
Yield
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AMG Review of Yield
Stephen Thomas Erlewine
All Music GuidePerhaps shaken up by the chilly reception to the adventurous No Code, Pearl Jam returned to straight-ahead hard rock on their fifth album, Yield. There remain a few weird flourishes scattered throughout the album, from the spoken word "Push Me, Pull Me" to the untitled Eastern instrumental bonus track, but overall, Yield is the most direct record the group has made since Ten. Pearl Jam sometimes have trouble coming up with truly undeniable hard rock hooks, and Eddie Vedder remains at his most compelling on folk-tinged, meditative numbers like "Low Light," "In Hiding," and "All Those Yesterdays." Yield is more consistent than Vitalogy and No Code, but it doesn't have songs that reach the highs of "Better Man," "Corduroy," or "Who You Are." "Do the Evolution" and "Brain of J" have garage potential, but there's more bite and distortion on Vedder's voice than there is on the guitars. Pearl Jam's conviction still rings true.
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"I wish I was the pedal brake that you depended onI wish I was the verb 'to trust' and never let you downI wish I was a radio song, the one that you turned up"--??"Wishlist"?? by Pearl Jam
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Hmmmm....i think I will play my favorite off of Yield tonight. Seems appropriate for some reason
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I really like music videos that are animated. I have two favorites, Do The Evolution by Pearl Jam, and Freak On A Leash, by Korn.Do you have a favorite?
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"I wish I was the pedal brake that you depended onI wish I was the verb 'to trust' and never let you downI wish I was a radio song, the one that you turned up"--??"Wishlist"?? by Pearl Jam
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i shelled out for the fancy version of last.fm a couple months ago but got bored with it....this site seems to have potential. hopefully it will get faster n' stuff.
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