LOOKING FOR THE PEARL JAM RADIO THAT STREAMS FROM PEARLJAM.COM?

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NEW YORK, Oct. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- SIRIUS XM Radio announced today that it will introduce Pearl Jam Radio, a commercial-free music channel devoted to the music of Pearl Jam on Friday, October 22, the 20th anniversary of the band's first public performance.

Pearl Jam Radio will launch with a special airing of the band's 10th anniversary concert recorded in Las Vegas on October 22, 2000. The concert will be heard in its entirety on Friday, October 22 at 6:00 pm ET. The first day of Pearl Jam Radio on SIRIUS XM will also feature rarely heard highlights from the band's very first concert performance on October 22, 1990 at Off Ramp Cafe in Seattle, Washington.

In addition to these launch day specials, Pearl Jam Radio will feature archival concerts from throughout the band's celebrated 20-year career, rarities, unreleased material from the band's personal music library and music from the band's side projects, including solo and pre-Pearl Jam music.

Additionally, Pearl Jam Radio will offer listeners a unique, interactive experience with the weekly show The All Encompassing Trip, a fan roundtable hosted by Tim Bierman, Manager of Ten Club, Pearl Jam's official fan club, and long-time Pearl Jam enthusiast and radio veteran Rob Bleetstein. Pearl Jam fans will be invited to participate in conversations on a different theme each week pertaining to the music, news and touring world of Pearl Jam.

"Pearl Jam is unique in the history of the American music scene and has released some of the most influential music of the past two decades," said Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer, SIRIUS XM Radio. "From their love of vinyl to their respect for their fans to their dedication to social causes, the band's continuing legacy is something we're thrilled to celebrate with Pearl Jam Radio."

Pearl Jam Radio will be available on SIRIUS channel 17 and XM channel 39; it will also be available on SIRIUS Internet Radio, XM Radio Online and through the SIRIUS XM App for the Apple iPhone, iPod touch and several BlackBerry and Android-powered smartphone devices.
Pearl Jam Radio joins SIRIUS XM's pioneering line-up of channels dedicated to music icons, including Bruce Springsteen's E Street Radio, the Grateful Dead Channel, Jimmy Buffett's Radio Margaritaville, Eminem's Shade 45, Elvis Radio, B.B. King's Bluesville and Siriusly Sinatra.

ALL ENCOMPASSING TRIP
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11/24/2010: http://tinyurl.com/2fzjh8k
... OK, all of these are being archived at http://www.gremmie.net/ ... you can stream or download there.

man, that is fuckin awesome! i have a feeling the weekly show is gonna turn into a complaint line.

Awesome.

This brings the question ... is there any way to listen to this without a satellite radio subscription?

This does sound pretty awesome. Just passed it along to my dad who works construction and listens to satellite radio all the time and he's pumped.

I have no idea how I would listen to this, but that weekly chat with Tim could be really interesting.

(I can also see it end up being the biggest headache he ever let himself in for.)

i feel like we should make sure this happens

so TIm is just going to berate all of us constantly?

Sounds fun.

Isnt this what Ipods are for?

The Computer subscruption is $2.99 a month, but that may be with a regualr subscription. They do have a free on-line trial though.

Hopefully someone records this.

Does anyone know if the channel line-up in the US is the same for Canada?

What I'm really asking is whether this will be available for us Canadians as well.

I bet it sucks. I bet it's rigidly structured conversations on asinine topics and the callers are heavily screened for embarrassing questions/complaints.

So what does this mean for pearl jam radio on pearljam.com?

it's about fuckin' time. I'm actually going to keep my sirius now! I'm very happy.

Perfect timing. Gotta drive down to Huntersville NC, tomorrow! Just perfect.

That call-in show will be like something out of the USSR.

XM does "weekends" all the time for various events, like the anniversary of Woodstock or whatever ... I heard this advertised on my XM today and didn't realize that they are actually launching a PJ CHANNEL, along the lines of the Grateful Dead or E-Street channels. I'm super stoked for this.

I kind of got the impression that this was a limited time thing...

I would love to be wrong.

considering that they are having a weekly show on it, I would guess this is permanent.

sounds cool, but I just won't pay for radio until I have to