Pearl Jam

by Greg Prato

Since the early '90s, one of the most popular and respected rock bands has been Pearl Jam, who have always looked out for their fans and "fought the good fight." For example, taking on Ticketmaster, helping up-and-coming bands, and supporting organizations they feel strongly about.

And oh yes, they are also responsible for some of the greatest rock tunes of all-time: "Alive," "Even Flow," "Jeremy," "Yellow Ledbetter," "Daughter," "Better Man," "Given to Fly," "Just Breathe," etc.

Are you ready to test your Pearl Jam knowledge based on facts culled from my book, 100 Things Pearl Jam Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die? To borrow the title from one of my fav PJ tunes... "Go!"
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