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Eddie Vedder Ventures Into the Wild


Just can't get enough of that song!
SFGate's music critic, Joel Selvin, wrote a great little article about Eddie Vedder going on a solo tour without the band for the first time. The glowing review of Vedder's performance at Berkeley is the kind of thing that could make made a true fan's eyes tear up a little.
“So earnest it almost hurts, Vedder sampled his “Into the Wild” soundtrack, some Pearl Jam songs, favorites from the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens and others, in a sprawling, accomplished two-and-a-half-hour concert for an exuberant crowd that gobbled up the precious tickets as soon as they went on sale.” Oh man, I so wish I could have been there.
Thanks for the linkage, Mike O.
BTW, the soundtrack is powerful, and like everything Vedder touches, artistically golden. The movie was pretty cool too, though I haven't finished the book yet. I read several books at once.

1 thought on “Eddie Vedder Ventures Into the Wild

  1. McCandless's story is tragic, but then so many people have benefited from hearing it… a couple of years of hitchhiking and camping made a story that now challenges thousands (millions?) of people to reexamine their lives

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