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electric rock instrumentation
a subtle use of vocal harmony
mild rhythmic syncopation
repetitive melodic phrasing
a vocal-centric aesthetic
extensive vamping
major key tonality
electric guitar riffs
an emotional male lead vocal performance
prominent organ
acoustic rhythm guitars
heartbreaking lyrics
These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this track by the Music Genome Project.
Eddie Vedar is the original yarler that singing style is pretty cool I like pearljam very good band ten one f the top twenty albums ion my list metallica prolly #1 pantera #2 Primus #3 if you've heard Les Claypool play the bass you're missing out bad check Primus out they SUCK !!
One of a handful of songs I have boldly attempted to sing kareoke. Countless times while driving over the years. Another indifferent love song and describes the notion of love in non-conventional ways.
decal_12
H. Nishiyama is actually Eddie Vedder's real name. Apparently his mom lied *twice* about his real father's identity...
mrazmeritsa
I'd swear Eddie Vedder himself wrote this song. Why does it say H. Nishiyama? #errortotheNthpower(?)
Imagine the world as one and maybe it would happen
zalford
I think the best we could settle for is soundgarden, STP, and PJ together...really the only mainstream ones that are still around and intact. Ok, obviously Soundgarden disbanded but you know what I mean.
This is a timeless classic of the rock genre of music. Anyone who "grew-up" in the 1990's has got to view this as one of those songs that "defines an era."
mhaugum
Don't worry Justin. Music can only get better with today's youth spending endless hours not learning real instruments. Instead they play whack-a-mole with a guitar with games like G@ytard Qu3ro and (ock Band.
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