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kill me one more tiiiiiiyme. 

I think if Pearl Jam hadn't intentionally pulled the E brake on their massive success in the beginning, the attitude towards them would be drastically different today. They went out of their way to distance themselves from what people loved about them in the beginning for many years.

After Vitalogy, They were intentionally abrasive and hard to listen to. I remember buying No Code on cassette, and thinking "That is the last PJ record I will ever waste money on." I can't imagine I'm the only one. My brother gave up after he heard Vs.  It's only recently that they've started to put together catchy songs again. But they DO have a legion of die hard fans. I still dig 'em.... But their place in history isn't what it should have been.

...And honestly, I connected more with Ten and Vs. more than anything Nirvana ever recorded.

I agree with hitler...

I miss THIS guy... my favorite comment: "This is before Scott died of aids and came back as a zombie skeleton."

annnnd... surprise surprise: Rolling Stone gave the song 4 stars in the new issue. Further proof that that magazine isn't fit to wipe one's ass with.