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P earl Jam saved the best -- and rarest -- for last on Saturday night at the Wachovia Spectrum in Philadelphia, the final concert that will ever be held at the storied venue.

In 1989, Nirvana couldn't even brag about being the lamest band in town. From left to right: Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Chad Channing.

By: David Schultz We're going to stay with the Pearl Jam theme for one more day.

Was at the Gibson Amphitheater in Los Angeles last night for the third of four local Pearl Jam shows.

A virtual gem from the Talking Timbuktu record and further popularised through the movie "Unfaithful", this is a song typical of Toure's distinctive sound.

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VANOUVER a ' Backspacer delivers a Pearl Jam that the band's prior albums have only hinted at, with a healthy injection of sweaty pace and punk energy.

It's hard to believe that nearly two decades have past since Mookie Blaylock rose from the ashes of Mother Love Bone, quickly changing its name to Pearl Jam shortly thereafter.

Despite almost being hobbled right out of the gate by a pedestrian cover that makes it look like a quickie "Sounds of Seattle" chord book and weirdly giganto-sized text on the inside, you really have to look beyond the presentation here, for content is king.

For fans of the '90s grunge movement, there is probably no greater moment in the history of recorded music than Temple of the Dog's 'Hunger Strike.' The song, which showcased Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell out-wailing each other in a blood-and-thunder tribute to fallen Mother Love Bone singer Andrew Wood , is the 'American Pie' for the flannel-clad ...

Temple of the Dog was a one-album project conceived in 1990. The purpose of Temple of the Dog was to pay tribute to the late Andrew Wood, the lead singer of Mother Love Bone, who died of a heroin overdose in 1990.

A couple weeks back on Real Time with Bill Maher , Billy Bob Thornton veered into a digression about the disposable nature of the current spate of popular music.

Just over the hills from Montana, on the shores of Puget Sound, is a city upon which the world once focused its cultural microscope, realizing a musical revolution was taking place.

Almost 18 years ago I wrote a review of a debut album, titled "Ten," by a new but buzzing Seattle based group called Pearl Jam.