Pearl Jam - Even Flow | REACTION
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30th* year anniversary. Where has the time gone???
React to Pearl Jam- Alive
This IS the studio version with live footage
If I recall correctly, Eddie Vedder explained that this song was written about a homeless man also named Eddie, a veteran who would post up in the doorway of their practice studio in Seattle. The band befriended the man eventually and when the band returned from a short club tour they noticed the man was not there. They then found out that he had passed away and it drove Eddie to write this song.
Elderly woman behind the counter!!!!! My all time favorite Pearl Jam song!!!
They are amazing live, and from watching recent videos of concerts they still are. But I'm glad I got to see them several times when they were young and angry. 😂
I agree, the drums and bass also really stand out on this song.
Synchronized head bobbing. Future Olympic sport ?
MTV Unplugged Black is a must
Whole performance 🙃
An all time classic song and album
This song never gets old!
But Eddie sure does.
I didn't mean that in a negative way :(
This brings back memories. I was in my early 20's when this song and this group broke out. It was an amazing time for music. The songs and singers were just so full of passion and you could feel it when they performed. Another group from this time was 'Stone Temple Pilots'. The lead singer Scott Weiland was fantastic. Their songs and music great.
No cell phones anywhere to be seen. A simpler time.
Fav! ❤👍🏽
Eddie's vocal...no one can touch him. ❤
Try Black MTV Unplugged for vocal perfection and Porch-Pink Pop!! ❤👍🏽
My favorite PJ song!
IMO, Ten by Pearl Jam is top 50 albums of all-time. Only because it can be consider a greatest hits album.
For emotion you should listen to Black, live performance.
you'll never experience concerts like this again..
Eddie Vedder also wrote the sound track to the movie Into The Wild a true story by Sean Penn.
The lyrics to this song really helps understand the song more. Great reaction and you really got the meaning down to a tee.
Have you heard Eddie and Chris Cornell do Hunger Strike?
Chris Cornell
Agreed. The soundtrack by Vedder is amazing. If "Guaranteed" doesn't move you, you might be dead.
More! 🫀🔥
I like this reaction channel because they research the music a bit before listening so they can have an appreciation for what the song is about to help them provide an informed reaction. A lot of reaction channels ask questions to the viewers about the songs they are reacting to while the are playing. I keep saying "Don't you you have an internet browser to quickly look up the answers to your questions?".
You guys are so much fun to watch...keep it up.
As fantastic as this iconic song is, and it is on every level, especially Vedder's voice, its the killer drumming and baseline that hold it all together.
I think the Josh thing is pretty self explanatory. Eddie wanted less lights, that's it. Great stuff, gentlemen. 👍
That fucker makes ALL Josh's look bad. I'm gonna find that man and have a word with him.
Since he loves Eddie’s voice, y’all have to do Hunger Strike by Temple of the dog….it’s Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell, vocal classic!!!!! And Black by Pearl Jam MTV Unplugged is a MUST
"BLACK" MTV Unplugged is incredible
Ryan can REALLY hear Eddie's voice!
I'm 48 and Pearl Jam's one of the greatest bands I've seen him about 12 times he's very political Eddie Vedder but that's okay you should check out porch from pinkpop 1992 and check out some Alice in Chains you'll like them as well
You had one job Josh!
Great reaction! Saw them back in the day, funny story my friend I went with got too drunk during the warm up bands and said she had to go to the restroom and I waited at our seats because I didn't want to miss the beginning of the concert. Should have went with her, she never came back. I turns out she stepped outside for air and they wouldn't let her back in. So, I enjoyed the entire Pearl Jam part of the concert by myself and strangers around me. Still had a great time, and found her outside laying in a grassy area after the concert. I was so hoping I would find her she drove. Good thing she napped, cause by this time I was pretty buzzed too.
This album was constantly playing in my house after it came out.. an amazing album from start to finish. It helped kill hair metal. Great review!
One of the funniest things I ever saw was at a bar in downtown Seattle about 1995, a band was playing and the singer did a stage dive and the crowd just parted and allowed him to land on the floor. Obviously they were no where near as good as Eddie Vedder and who was going to catch this guy?
though it wasn't on the LP i always loved "yellow leadbetter" from these sessions. it was a b-side on a japanese import single originally, i think.
Really nailed it with the “grunge” “classical” and “blues” comment. That would sum it up pretty appropriately for me. Tia catalogue is huge, as well as the endless availability of live versions of songs and the individual unique or rare circumstance that may have occurred with any of those songs being played. Got to you guys through Avenged reactions. Revisit them. Looking forward to the day PJ arrives again
"Eeeven" always reminded me of Chuck Berry et al.
30th anniversary
Ah yes, I still think of 1990 as 20 years ago 😬
I heard the comment about some homeless ppl put themselves there and I wonder what you meant, bc I feel like even when it seems to be “bad choices”, sometimes all ppl have is what feels like bad and worse choices. I know a lot of ppl think addicts who are homeless “put themselves there” but I’ve never met an addict who started out as a happy well adjusted, mentally stable person.
In fact a dr in the early 20th century treating addicts discovered if he dove down, delved deep enough he found trauma. But bc not every person who suffers trauma becomes an addict ppl think it’s a personal flaw. I think that’s where genetics come into the picture. Like borderline personality disorder. You’re born with the predisposition to have BPD but it’s only “triggered” when something happens as a young child. Anything from lack of parental attachment, abuse, to even having a severely mentally ill parent yourself.
I believe that in that same way, ppl have a predisposition towards addiction that is in their genetics. A person with a genetic predisposition towards addiction, but who has a good childhood with a strong parental support system and a lack of trauma, is less likely to become addicted to substances, food, sex, etc. But you add in trauma and that’s when addiction can grab hold.
Most drug users don’t become addicts, but there’s a reason those who do become that way.
Especially now with an insane housing market, exploding rent, lack of affordable healthcare, student loan debt and general income inequality, it’s easy to see why homelessness has exploded. Being homeless in itself is traumatizing. You’re constantly under threat, ppl treat you like trash and bc of the culture we live in you start to blame yourself. Many non users became users after becoming homeless bc an escape is so desperately needed. Homeless ppl suffer high rates of rpe and assault. So just a thought.
EXACTLY!!!!
WHAT AN IGNORANT COMMENT🤬
Eddie Vedder is pure power
Great song! Great lyrics! On a lighter note - you did leave out a one fact... Eddie is a friend to the Chicago Cubs!!!!
i love eddie vedder..
That is the original drummer and he was the best drummer they had
He was not the original drummer. Matt Cameron played drums on the demo's that got to Eddie and Dave Krusen was the drummer on Ten. Dave Abbruzzese was a great drummer but his personality clashed with Eddie and Jeff. Listen to "Glorified G". The first two lines are purportedly a direct quote from the drummer. Obviously, things were not working out.
React to Alice in Chains - love, hate, love - live at the Moore !!!
My favorite, Alice in Chains Love Hate Love live at The Moore, AMAZING!!
Black from MTV unplugged, Once, Alive and Jeremy
Dave Abbruzzese is hands down the best drummer Pearl Jam ever had
More like 30th anniversary 🐰
Does Eddie Vedder remind anybody else of Jim Morrison? Or am I just crazy?
He does I agree vedder did a doors o think it was a tribute I'm not sure but anyway he did a couple of doors songs
Grunge heaven right here.......check out Live or Faith no More for similar vibes
React to black hole sun- soundgarden similar to pearl jam
m.ua-cam.com/video/oMLyKDiSN4s/v-deo.html
OMG... coming from a musician, those guys understand music strutures. A good musician must be able to isolate each instruments for a better understanding. They seem to also have some kind of general knowledge of genres, witch make better comments. I'm not sure if they are musicians, but this channel is a rare find. Keep up the good work.
You should react to Jeremy it has a really cool 12 string bass instrument in it!
nice video again...
try: Black and better man, and ofcourse jeremy
Eddie Vedder wanted tge lights off becausebit was the 90's and weed was still illegal (but always present at concerts)
Ronnie James Dio live please, don’t talk to strangers.
As far as front-men go, Eddie Vedder, you cant find a better man.
Have you ever given Incubus a try? Dig is a great one.
Do yall know what Pearl Jam means ?
What is pearl necklace? Think about it, guys!
That has absolutely nothing to do with why they named the band PJ.
Its about grit (the sound) making something special... as in a Pearl (as in sand irritating the oyster to produce a pearl)... Jeff came up with that... and Jam comes from when they witnessed Neil Young turning every song into a Jam session on stage with his band, which they liked.
The band also started a rumour for the media that Pearl was Eddies grandmother and she used to make a jam out of hallucinogens but that was just a story.
@@greenphoenix687 thanks for that information because I thought about it
and never gelled with what I feel in the music they put out!
@@greenphoenix687 pearl jam means what pearl jam is. Semen. Named way before the band was ever thought of. I knew of the term in the 70s , so there..
I love the energy and, of course, Eddie's incomparable voice. Although Alice in Chains' Layne Staley (RIP) gives me the same feeling: ua-cam.com/video/TAqZb52sgpU/v-deo.html If you like the insane concert energy, I think the footage from Type O Negative's "Cinnamon Girl" works: ua-cam.com/video/BO9aD4mzSE8/v-deo.html (Also RIP Peter Steele).
30th year
El bajo es la firma.....da lo mismo el daterista o las guitarras...el bajo es el pilar de esta cancion
original grudge band.
Clearly, these gentlemen do not know what pearl jam is. If they did, they wouldn't be asking where to put it.
They clearly don't know what pearl jam often refers to
That wouldn't be a good sandwich. Because Pearl jam is cm
Good review, but all those jump cuts...yikes.
I always feel bad for the person that is listening for the first time on these reaction videos. They start riding and feeling the groove then someone pauses the song to explain their reaction. Why not just wait until the end?
We don't mind, we like to discuss along the way. Not to mention it's easier for us to remember our thoughts during the song instead of waiting afterwards.