Tag Archives: Pearl Jam

Jack White, Kacey Musgraves, Shaboozey, Post Malone, DIIV, and more top my list this year.

Enjoy 53 live performances from four Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremonies from 2014 to 2017 (the 29th to 32nd) in this highly recommended (3.5 stars out of 4) Blu-ray version packed with 674 minutes of great material.

How can I resolve to do something if nothing means anything now?

Adam Bomb's Seattle shows will be a reunion for fans and musicians of a scene that had come and gone by the time Kurt Cobain graduated middle school.

My favorites include everything from studio releases by Clutch, NIN, and Run The Jewels, to a reissued gem from early American metal band Dust. One of them is my absolute favorite of 2013.

A superb documentary of Pearl Jam from director Cameron Crowe.

Twenty five years of great performances from Neil Young and some of music's best, all captured on two discs for a worthy cause.

The real story of what led up to the grunge explosion.

The influential North Carolina indie rock group's first and most essential album gets reissued as a 27-track-long double disc.

The new effort by this veteran southern rock band has some instant classics but falls short of measuring up to its other classic albums.