Thursday, July 31, 2008
Bootleg Artwork
Pearl Jam has released official Bootleg Artwork for their 2008 tour. It can be found on their website here.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Nice Little Gift
While in Seattle, Sean Casey of the Boston Red Sox got to catch up with Eddie Vedder, on Wednesday. Casey brought home with him quite the prize: a personalized Fender Telecaster that Vedder used in a recording.
“I can’t play guitar, I don’t think he knows that, but I’m going to learn now. I’ve always wanted to and this is going to be the incentive,” said Casey, a longtime Pearl Jam fan.
He said Vedder once paid a visit to Cincinnati when Casey played for the Reds and played a song in the clubhouse. Casey gave him a bat then. What goes around, comes around: On the back of the guitar, Vedder inscribed, “Love to you Sean, Eddie Vedder.”
“I can’t play guitar, I don’t think he knows that, but I’m going to learn now. I’ve always wanted to and this is going to be the incentive,” said Casey, a longtime Pearl Jam fan.
He said Vedder once paid a visit to Cincinnati when Casey played for the Reds and played a song in the clubhouse. Casey gave him a bat then. What goes around, comes around: On the back of the guitar, Vedder inscribed, “Love to you Sean, Eddie Vedder.”
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Townshend Talked Eddie Vedder Out Of Retiring
Just a short but interesting blurb but in a recent email to Rolling Stone magazine, Pete Townshend revealed that in 1993 he talked Eddie Vedder out of retiring from Pearl Jam, and music. In the email, Townshend praised the bands performance during the recent VH1 Rock Honors tribute show to The Who adding, "It sounded amazing. Eddie seems to be very shiny these days. To think he nearly quit in 1993 and went back to some surfing beach."
"Lucky he came to speak to Uncle Pete. I told him - submit."
"Lucky he came to speak to Uncle Pete. I told him - submit."
Monday, July 14, 2008
"Alive" to Appear in Video Game Rock Band 2
Pearl Jam and video game fans can mildly rejoice (yay) at the news that the upcoming release of the game Rock Band 2 (release date TBA) will include the classic Pearl Jam track Alive. The game will include a total of 84 songs from a wide variety of bands including The Who, Beck, Alice In Chains, Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and many, many others. For a full list of songs and artists, check out more details here. The game will be released on the XBox 360, PS3, PS2 and Wii consoles.
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