By Ian Pickus
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Albany, NY – Seattle band Pearl Jam outlasted its grunge contemporaries in an unconventional manner: at the height of its fame, the band stopped making music videos, publicly battled with Ticketmaster, and went years without talking to the press.
The band is looking back this year on its first two decades with director Cameron Crowe's documentary Pearl Jam Twenty. Simon and Schuster has published a companion book of the same name.
Our Ian Pickus has this review.