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28 Years Ago: Temple of the Dog Release Their Self-Titled Album
Editor Apr 16, 2019 0

On April 16, 1991, a supergroup featuring members of Soundgarden and Pearl Jam came together to release an album in…

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Pearl Jam “Can’t Deny Me” New Track Available Today – Two Sold Out June London O2 Shows
Editor Mar 13, 2018 0

Pearl Jam released a new track, “Can’t Deny Me,” from their forthcoming album today on Monkeywrench Records/Republic Records. Co-produced by…

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Top Ten Music Video Controversies
Editor Mar 11, 2015 0

 Radio and television have always had a tenuous relationship as far as music is concerned. The television was to…

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PEARL JAM TO PLAY TWO UK DATES LEEDS ARENA JULY 8TH MILTON KEYNES BOWL JULY 11TH
Editor Dec 15, 2013 0

PART OF 11 DATE JULY EUROPEAN TOUR 2014 One of the world’s biggest rock bands Pearl Jam are to embark…

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