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I can't watch the Eddie Vedder film Song Sung Blue again

I can't watch it again because one of the actors/actresses in the movie is in charge of current bad news. I can't say the name of the actor/actress to respect their privacy but one interview movie the actor/actress produced is one I am waiting to be seen.

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u/ComfortableCare8897 — 2 days ago
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A Pearl Jam food truck I encountered.

Here is a picture of it and I told the guys who ran the food truck about my podcast and my Pearl Jam subreddit and I gave them my autograph.

u/ComfortableCare8897 — 7 days ago

Fast Times at Ridgemont High turns 44 today.

It opened today 44 years ago in limited release and I have the original book and the original book has a picture of Cameron Crowe on the back. Has anybody scene the movie. If you have who is your favorite character in the movie?

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u/ComfortableCare8897 — 6 days ago
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I might interview Mark Sable who cowrote the comic book Farewell to seasons with Mike McCready. If I do interview him what do i ask him about Pearl Jam?

I will try to keep in touch with him after I get back from vacation on saturday. My vacation starts on wedsenday. The comic book Farewell to Seasons is about the early 90's Seattle music scene.

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u/ComfortableCare8897 — 11 days ago

I watched Eddie Vedder perform at Glen Hansard's funeral and watched Glen Hansard's film the Commitments.

Thanks u/darcys_beard for getting me to watch The Commitments. Glen Hansard's death is really hard for me and it's probably hard for all of us. I liked Eddie Vedder and Glen Hansard's friendship. Should I contact the actors from the Commitments and show them videos of Eddie Vedder and Glen Hansard's performances at Ohana Festival?

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u/ComfortableCare8897 — 12 days ago
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Working on a flowchart. Looking for suggestions.

Hello y'all. I have been working on a comprehensive "guide on how to get into Pearl Jam" flowchart that leads you from one album to the next according to your likes and dislikes. It's a concept that's been done before by u/White_Chocoalate a number of years ago, and I'd like to make an updated / more complex and interconnected version of it.

Here's what I've got so far: (image). Particularly struggling with the last two albums, which I find difficult to connect to the rest of their catalogue.

So here are my questions to the public:
-What links have you found between albums?
-What would you recommend starting out with?
-What would you recommend only getting into after a few albums under your belt?
-How would you improve the art style (Yield inspired)? All suggestions appreciated!

u/Cheese_Wafflez — 13 days ago