30 second video teaser of the upcoming "Pearl Jam Twenty" documentary by Cameron Crowe, to be released in September.
It's amazing how much cool stuff can be shown in 30 seconds, but here it is.
Some highlights:
- This Pearl Jam clip interestingly starts with a fan asking Alice in Chains' Layne Staley for an autograph.
- The radio voice that comes on is Damon Stewart from KISW on March 10, 1991.
- The AIC / Mookie Blaylock marquee is from February 10, 1991 at The Bacchanal in San Diego, CA
- In the van is shown a newspaper article and some discussion about Mookie Blaylock and Michael Jordan from the same game which would have to be February 16, 1991 where the Bulls beat the Nets 99-87. If that game was in the paper the next day, then that van footage from driving somewhere in between Sacramento, CA and Eugene, OR on February 17, 1991.
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Отправлено: 26.08.11 12:53. Заголовок: What Nirvana's &..
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What Nirvana's 'Nevermind' Means to Me
EDDIE VEDDER
It was summertime in Seattle, and our record Ten was coming out in about a week. There were a few copies of Nevermind floating around on cassette before the record was out, and I remember hearing it on a Walkman, walking by myself on a rare nice day when the clouds broke for the first time in months. Just hearing that tape with the white label, it had an impact. It felt like a change. I remember in April, there were a bunch of people outside this place called the O.K. Hotel. I went up -- I knew the guy who poured coffee there -- and I was able to go in and see one of the first shows they played for the record. Later that summer, Fugazi were playing in the Mojave Desert. We drove in this little Toyota with Nevermind playing. You could just listen to that thing on repeat, it never dipped.
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Отправлено: 22.09.11 05:58. Заголовок: Pearl Jam 'At Le..
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Pearl Jam 'At Least Halfway' Done With New Album'We're excited,' says bassist Jeff Ament
Pearl Jam have been celebrating their 20th anniversary all month long – with a two-day festival, a Cameron Crowe-directed documentary and a coffee-table book. But they can't wait to get back to making new music. The band recently offered a hard-charging new rocker called "Olé" as a free download – and it's just one of several tunes they recorded this past spring for a planned album, their 10th studio effort. "We're at least at the halfway point," bassist Jeff Ament tells Rolling Stone. "The first handful of songs we had are a great, great start. It's been really important for us that in the middle of all this, we got together and recorded a bunch of songs. It sort of gave us a breath to go, 'Okay, we can go back and get ready for the show and book and movie and all that stuff.'"
They recorded the new songs with longtime producer Brendan O'Brien at Los Angeles' Henson Recording Studios – a venue change that Ament says helped them work efficiently. "We made the bulk of our records in Seattle, so it's just great to get out of Seattle for me," he says. "Everybody leaves all their stuff at home and you just go down for 12 days and it's all you do. It's like, go to a hotel and sleep, get a little breakfast, go back to the studio, repeat. There's just nothing else. It's taken us a long time to figure out how to do it right and have it take less time than it sometimes does. We're excited."
Pearl Jam hope to finish recording the new album early next year. "They knocked out a bunch of songs in just a couple weeks with Brendan, and everybody was blown away," says manager Kelly Curtis. "It's hard for them to sit on that shit. They're raring to go forward."
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