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No. I began listening when I heard Even Flow; it was for their musicianship rather than an emotional impetus. However, when I bought Yield their emotive quality registered completely.
No. I began listening when I heard Even Flow; it was for their musicianship rather than an emotional impetus. However, when I bought Yield their emotive quality registered completely.
Joined: Tue Jan 23, 2007 1:24 am Posts: 212 Location: 2nd floor
i'm not angsty much, so that's definitely not WHY i listen to pearl jam. and as i get older, i find myself heavily leaning towards the more mellow side of their music-so it doesn't make me angsty. but i'd be lying if i said listening to ten, and for me, personally, especially VS.- it definitely made me "angsty". of course, being in college at the time, a lot of that was fueled by copious amounts of very cheap beer.
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Joined: Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:02 am Posts: 2560 Location: Dallas/Atlanta/Savannah
I started listening to pearl jams music that was a bit less angsty, mostly on binaural and yield, but I enjoy all of the music. I used to hate the group because of the TEN songs that where playd on the radio (jeremy, black), but i like that album anyway, though i dont listen to it much.
but I think on some level the raw emotional quality of pjs music does appeal to me, call it what ever you want.
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