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Whistle Stopper - Ten
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List Price: $13.98
Our Price: $5.81
Your Save: $ 8.17 ( 58% )
Availability: Usually ships in 9 to 12 days
Manufacturer: Sony
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0074644785722
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: 1991-08-27
Studio: Sony
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Isn't it ironic how his vocals are a copy off Creed?
Comment: Yeah yeah, Pearl Jam may have came out first...but Creed and Nickelback sound hell of a lot better. Plus, Pearl Jam.. what a dumb name! And the lyrics/vocals are a complete failure to the brilliance of modern rock heroes Chad Kroeger and Fred Durst.
BTW: 'Jeremy' is a terrible song!
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Summary: They wish they were Nickelback or Creed.
Comment: Yeah yeah, Pearl Jam may have came out first...but Creed and Nickelback sound hell of a lot better. Plus, Pearl Jam.. what a dumb name! And the lyrics/vocals are a complete failure to the brilliance of modern rock heroes Chad Kroeger and Fred Durst.
BTW: 'Jeremy' is a terrible song!
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Summary: 6 Stars
Comment: ok, might be showing my age but still listen to this on a regular basis.
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Summary: May just be me, but...
Comment: I don't knowif it was just my copy or what, but the 2007 vinyl reissue that I got has serious audio issues, like the left track cutting out intermittently on a frequent basis, seems like either i just got a bad copy or it was a cheap cash grab by Sony/Epic
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Summary: Pearl Jam, Enough Said
Comment: Although, I am up to date with the ipod/mp3 era, I wanted to go back and buy some of the classic cd's I once owned. This is one of the best albums in my opinion.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Part of the '90s Seattle grunge triumvirate completed by Nirvana and Soundgarden, Pearl Jam debuted with Ten, their most accessible, least self-conscious album. Over time, PJ's rep as a politically correct band just a little too above it all to prostitute its music on MTV has nearly superseded the music. But before that, they were a simply an in-your-face, in-your-head, loud, melodic rock band. And lead singer Eddie Vedder was known for his possessed stage presence and a primal growl that sounded like it required three vocal chords. The personal, narrative singles "Alive," "Jeremy," and "Even Flow" catapulted the reluctant band into the 10-million-plus-sales division. Subsequent albums are more intricate, subtle, thematically complex, and, in many ways, better than Ten. But the band may never repeat the stampede caused by this debut. --Beth Bessmer
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