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I got most of my PJ (and music) news from Rolling Stone magazine, and (gasp) MTVnews. Remember they'd have little updates throughout the hour, and like a week in review type show. I'd always be excited to hear news about Vs. or Vitalogy.
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PleasePJRock! wrote:
Pre Internet days, what Pearl Jam single had the most profound impact on you the first time you heard it? I remember everyplace I have been the first time a heard there singles on the radio. My fav was "Spin The Black Circle"
it was "Go". i was driving in my dad's truck w/ my brother and he told me this was pearl jam's new song. i was probably 9 years old.
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I walked into Highway Pizza in State College, Pennsylvania sometime in the summer of 1994 and everybody inside (10-15 people) was singing along loudly to the acoustic version of "Elderly Woman", like it was an olde time saloon. I remember thinking, "that's really gay".
Little could have prepared the Cameronia of 1994 for "Elderly Woman" returning permanently to the setlist in 1998 and becoming the Kumbaya-fest to end all Kumbaya-fests.
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Alive had a huge impact on me. I also went crazy the first time I heard Go on the radio. But the thing that really cemented PJ as my favorite band was the Animal/Rockin' in the Free World performance on the VMAs. They just sounded so raw and powerful, I was completely blown away.
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i got my news from my friends who were older than me...that and going to the record store, some radio...yeah pretty much radio too. I was blown away when i heard Go...i was like fuuuuck this is heavy shit!
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Kevin Davis wrote:
Cameronia wrote:
I walked into Highway Pizza in State College, Pennsylvania sometime in the summer of 1994 and everybody inside (10-15 people) was singing along loudly to the acoustic version of "Elderly Woman", like it was an olde time saloon. I remember thinking, "that's really gay".
Little could have prepared the Cameronia of 1994 for "Elderly Woman" returning permanently to the setlist in 1998 and becoming the Kumbaya-fest to end all Kumbaya-fests.
The sandal-wearing frat-boy contingent was already in full swing circa 1994.
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Cal Varnsen wrote:
who you are
Man, I hated that when it came out. If you still used this board, I'd kick you in the dick.
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Rebar wrote:
You have a fascination with kicking and punching dicks.
It's my current thing.
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i feel like im 10 again
