Jimi??? Stevie??? FIRST TIME HEARING!!! Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter REACTION!!! 

Certainly seems like he knows his way around a fretboard.

Does it differently every performance

he also owns a '59 Les Paul and a '59 Strat...which he rammed into an amp and chipped a chunk out the headstock. haha

@@bujfvjg7222 wasn't that stunt live at Moore 95?

Yeah I can definitely hear the Little Wing influence in there, especially in those glissandos and slides.

It was a b-side on a single

Of course, I believe very strongly in giving credit where credit is due. I appreciate all the comments and suggestions, even if I don't personally agree with them. It shows passion on the fans part, which just makes me even more passionate about what I do. So glad you enjoy the reactions, I will continue to strive for improvement and be as entertaining as possible...while maintaining the honesty and integrity. I actually have "Porch" in the que, from PinkPop '92 I do believe....so keep watching.

Errr don’t know who stevie is but I’ve heard some Jimmy Hendrix music err little wing I think is the song, this sounds like really old pearl jam I like the stuff from 2005 onwards don’t really know much of their early stuff and don’t understand what he’s saying 4.3

Thank you for the compliment Shad. I did say when I started this channel that I would be honest, even if it meant saying that the video or the song sucked. Luckily that wasn't the case here, but it has been the case in other reactions I've done so far. Thank you for watching and for your feedback, I hope you check out some of the other reactions when you get a chance.

Oh those 120 songs are the album songs they have a ton of songs that didn’t make it to studio albums. They released a album with a bunch of the b side tracks also. They do the ten club singles also, and of course the cover material catalog. They have well over 200 songs to pull from. Their average set lists for shows are 25 songs and last between 2-3 hours.

This dude Knows. I have a campaign called “stop to call them grunge”

Grunge was just a term slapped on the seen by the media.

Sometimes masterpieces can be made by mistake, just take a look at the Venus de Milo sculpture.

Thank you for the compliment Path. Keeeeeeeep watching....all I can say....

Garden will kick Dave’s brain. I’m 100% sure. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lEV9XgrdkPg.html

@@CarlosSierralta Added to the que

@@THEDavidHeretic that’s an honour, monsieur!

......keeeeeeeeeep watching the channel....all I'm gonna say.....heh heh heh heh Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoyed the show. DH

Oh GAWD if my brother sees this list....he's gonna concur with every single one of them. That's a big list....I'll see what I can do. Thanks for the suggestions though I do appreciate the thought and effort you put into the list.

I just hate the person who says "it wouldn't be my first choice" Go home kid, nobody likes you

@@guytansbariva2295 that’s some intelligent and thought provoking input.

@@advantagevarnsen7436 hey man, how are you? No offense at all. I still have this weird disc shaped thing with a 🐪 on it, the grooves are worn out

I'm thinking about it... I'm not a "fan"...but I have found a newfound respect for them and their music.

Oh and the best version (to me) of those acoustic songs is "Chris Cornell live unplugged Sweden 2006"

I've actually heard all of those from Chris Cornell's solo project. The Billie Jean one was brilliant in my opinion, simply because they slooooooowed it down so much, and as a result they were really able to bring a lot of the fine details into the light that were previously buried. Keeeeeeeeeep watching the channel....that Porch song has been getting quite the push....a lot of people wanna see it.....

David Heretic yeah Billie Jean is amazing... They just released anew Cornell acoustic cover of Patience by GnR. Not really my favourite Cornell cover, but still worth a listen. Hard to cover Guns N' Roses though

Concur definitely!!! A little back story DH, you could do multiple reactions to different live versions of Daughter, as they always add a spin to the end of the song. This one happens to be my fav, and if you do one this should be it. Given to Fly off Touring Band 2000 is another good one as it has a really cool twist.

Sounds like a plan, I can definitely add this to the que. Link?

Link for Daughter/It’s Ok ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EgVo1a2Cj4k.html

Link for Given to Fly ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Fce0CUrFmGU.html

they dont wave

I'd be happy to, hit me up with a link and I'll add it to the que.

Yeah Jeff is very solid bass player, I'm seeing that more and more. As far as Mother Love Bone goes, I'll see what I can do. The que is still really long, so it may take a while.

@@THEDavidHeretic im in no hurry.. Keep up the good reviews !

Absolutely not, never in a million years. Maybe a low 7 at best.

Sounds like a plan, I'll be happy to add them to the que. Links?

David Heretic don’t think you’ll get a live video as they didn’t get the chance to go on tour due to COVID-19 but they released videos of all new tracks from the album on Pearljam vevo

Me toooooooooooooo

To the best of my knowledge I've never heard it. More than likely my brother played it in his room when I was younger. I would either crank up my music to drown it out, or I would just ignore it. Now I'm keeping an open mind when it comes to Pearl Jam, and I'm actually giving them a chance. Back then though....whew....I had ZERO interest in them.

Growing up during the Classic Rock era of the 70s, I was resistant to bands like Pearl Jam and Nirvana as well in the early 90s, but Pearl Jam turned me around with their VS. Lp. I became a huge fan since then, and they're now my second favorite band behind The Who.

@@THEDavidHeretic If you like a upbeat rocker I suggest the opening track on VS named GO. Straight up kick you in the face Rock and Roll.

Yeah I can TOTALLY hear the Hendrix influence in this one.

@@THEDavidHeretic you may have got caught up in the title "grunge" which was really just an offhand comment from a good dude from up there whose name I can't remember. But! SubPop marketed the name and made it a commodity. It went from one talking about mixing punk with old metal and and the term was born.

@@christianeflentie1228 Funny how terms can be born and come into existence, isn't it?

@@THEDavidHeretic yep, bunch of BS off hand comment. I can picture the guy's face a ND he was so funny about how he said it,. "it's like it rains constantly. No bands came up here. We had shitty sports teams,,so we played music and listened to all we could get our hands on"

Ahhhhhh gotcha gotcha gotcha...that explains the somber feeling in the song.

@@THEDavidHeretic hey, would you ever react to older punk stuff? Just asking (for a friend 🙄)

@@christianeflentie1228 HELL YEAH!!!

@@THEDavidHeretic X and Social Distortion. Both mentioned by PJ when they were inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Just not sure how to send you the links...

@@christianeflentie1228 Best way would be to find a couple of their most popular tunes and send me the link, and I'll take it from there. Like 2 from each band would be good, I know narrowing it down to just 1 each might be kind of tough.

Right???

I swear the verses are in Simglish

I have a different version of them doing Little Wing already in the que.

@@THEDavidHeretic I guess it’s the 95 Milwaukee gig. Great version, too. Mike Went really nuts, as possesed by Jimmy’s soul

I've done a couple of Avenged Sevenfold songs on the channel, definitely worth checking out.

@@THEDavidHeretic I will check those out! But yeah davie504.. worth checking out if your a bass guy

I'll need a link so I watch the correct video

Do you want me to do a reaction to it? Or just watch it in private and give you my thoughts in private?

It's fine, I'm positive I pissed someone off on RU-vid and they just go through and hit the thumbs down on every video I put out. Some people can't handle brutal honesty, and they have nothing better to do, soooooooooooo they do that. Whatever makes them happy, I guess.

Sorry to hear you feel that way Eric. I'm sorry but I'm not following what you mean by my "know-it-all attitude", as I have never claimed to know it all, especially about music. I'm learning new things about music everyday, like for example, I've found a new respect for Pearl Jam as musicians and even more so as live performers. They all have great feel, the rhythm section is always on lock, Mike MeCready is a seriously underappreciated guitarist, and Eddies vocal ability and talent are top notch. I would never have discovered these facts, had it not been for the fans recommending I check out their songs and their performances. So there's no way I could ever claim to be a know-it-all, only a fool would ever make such a claim. I think what happened here was I was objective in my review, I spoke my mind, and gave thoughtful and inciteful feedback in my review...which is something I know a lot of other reactors don't do. The good news is, there are literally hundreds of other reactors out there you can watch and enjoy, who have absolutely no knowledge about the music industry, and who will absolutely love every single thing they watch and react to....whether they really like it or not, because all they care about is getting their "subscriber" number up as high as they can. I'm sorry, but I refuse to be one of those fake reactors who love everything, who don't have the guts or brains to say what they really think, and pretend to like something just to keep their "subscribers" numbers up and growing. Like I have said from the beginning, I would rather have 500 genuine fans who really love what I do, than 500,000 fly-by-nighters who casually swing by my page and like a video without even really watching it. Furthermore I'm not going to apologize for the fact that I have over 25 years of experience in the music industry as a professional musician, who has played in clubs from as little as 10 people, to stadium festivals in front of over 100,000 people. I'm not going to apologize for having studied music extensively from the age of 3, on a multitude of instruments from the clarinet, to the trumpet, the trombone, to the tube, to the marimba, to the piano, to the vibraphone, to the cello, to the upright contrabass, to the guitar, to the bass guitar. Lastly, I'm not going to change what I do. I've had dozens of people comment about how much they love the fact that I do go so in-depth into the songs. They love that I break down each section, that I go into details on the bridges and the versus and the choruses and the breakdowns. They love that I am willing to share my knowledge of music theory, talking about dynamics and syncopations and accents and tempo. I've even had people in the fanbase who have thanked me for educating them on what the parts of the songs are called, because they've never known what a bridge is, or what a pre-chorus is, or what the difference is between a verse and a chorus. In closing, if you don't like my channel and how I react to and review material, that's o.k. Like I say at the end of every video, I still respect you. However, I will gladly recommend that you find one of those other reactors who love everything they watch, have no knowledge of the industry, only care about keeping their "subscription" number growing as high as possible, and spend time being happy watching their channel. Best of luck to you, and I sincerely hope you find a channel you can enjoy. DH