Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam [Digipak] (CD 2006)

A blistering return to top form.
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What can you say... PJ are back at their best. After a couple of only good records (Binaural & Riot Act)they bring their 8th album and it rocks from the first to the last song. Life Wasted, World Wide Suicide and Comatose and Severed Hand gives a great start and it just remind me why did I became a PJ fan.
I love Parachutes, the lyrics and the slow balad very neat.Then we gt a very good unemployable and we go back to an electric Big Wave.
Gone (one of my favourites) and Come Back just shows that they can still bring you those beautiful slow rocky songs. Inside Job another pretty good song.
Personally I have to say that this one of the best albums I bought this year.
This guys still rock.
"Got some kicks, wanna take a ride? I said Yehhh"

This album is simply brilliant! Don't miss out. Pearl Jam continues to reinvent modern rock and this record is no exception. Buy this record and listen to it at least a few times right off the bat before passing any judgement. Five stars, the best album in years!!!

well beings a massive pearl jam fan i loved this album however i dont like it as much as their older music. It sounds less grunge than before but its still got a great collection of songs!

It's been a long time since I listened to any Pearl Jam but an appearance on Jools Holland's, 'Later' inspired me to buy this latest album.

Unfortunately for me it doesn't live up to their earlier material. This is obviously subjective as many rate this album highly!

Standout track 'World Wide Suicide'.

I was going to give it a 2 but naaagh, I'll give it 3!