Vitalogy

...facsimiles such as Days of the New, Puddle of Mudd and Godsmack began storming in to sate the millions of Ten disciples baffled by Vitalogy and its inconsistent sequels. It's still being done whenever someone lets Default, Theory of...

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The recording studio is the home base of producer Brendan O'Brien, a longtime Pearl Jam collaborator, who played keyboards on their 1995 tour with Neil Young and has produced many of their albums, including 1994's Vitalogy and 1998's Yield.

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...Jam have always been on better terms with the UK than received wisdom would have it. Though Ten's naffer excesses were oft used as a stick with which to beat the band - generally to the flattery of Nirvana or the Britpop acts - the fact...

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...triumph of surface over substance". In a mixed review of the album, Mark Jenkins of ''The Washington Post perceived a lack of subject matter and lyrical substance as ''Vitalogy''s weakness. Q '' magazine gave the album four out of...

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...Gossard and Ament -- plus, since 1998, former Soundgarden drummer Matt Cameron. While its earliest albums, "Ten," "Vs." and "Vitalogy," all were huge sellers, the band has continued to release and sell plenty of records without...

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...O'Brien. There are not a huge amount of solos throughout the album, and few nods to the past - this is not a "Ten" or "Vitalogy" -but maybe an album sharing a sound somewhere between 1998's "Yield" and the most recent "Pearl Jam". // 7

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...the ram-rod punch of Supersonic could match up to the blinkered scrambling that epitomised 1994's Vitalogy but it's like absolutely nothing from Ten. Force Of Nature's AOR wah is a little overbearing, whilst Supersonic, similarly,...

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