Reaction to PEARL JAM Black (Live) - MTV Unplugged

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This is my reaction to PEARL JAM, Black live MTV Unplugged. I hope you enjoy watching. Thank you so much and don't forget to subscribe and comment your music suggestions!
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Hello there!
My name is Kathryn Layne!

Being the youngest of three girls meant there were always different CD's playing at the same time from three different bedrooms. I was introduced to all sorts of different music, but I gravitated towards jazz, blues and world music. I would listen to the "Woman On Top" soundtrack on repeat, or Seal's first album released in 1991 while I would ride my bike in a continuous loop. I never found myself getting in to the "Top Hits" or any other genre other than what I knew I enjoyed.
Which means there is SO MUCH to catch up on!! I realized how much more out of the song I got when my husband would have me sit, stop, and focus on a particular song he enjoyed. Being a busy mom, this blew my mind with how I was able to really feel and experience new music. Without the distractions I finally felt the art that is unique to every single song.

I absolutely love music and I can't wait to really take a moment to focus on new songs that I have never heard before. Please feel free to comment with a song(s) you would like for me to listen to and remember to stay kind and peaceful in the comment section.

Thank you so much for watching and being a part of this journey with me!

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[nickahrens]

More than 30yrs after this song was recorded and Eddie is still making women fall in love with him.

[marieantoinette]

Watching women fall in love with Eddie is high key entertainment

[alanmena]

Eddie Vedder is considered one of the most influential vocalists and the progenitor of this vocal style. Often imitated by bands like Creed and even his contemporaries to some extent. As others have mentioned this performance was in 91.

[julia-bfkc]

Actually, this is considered the one of the best mtv unplugged performances ;)

[Denissp]

No auto tune back in the 90’s…pure raw talent

[robbob]

In the early 1990's, four bands emerged from the obscure Seattle underground, and took the world by storm. They were:
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Alice in Chains
Soundgarden

Collectively, they were known as "Grunge."
Please check each of these amazing bands out.

[oktober-vhgl]

"I know someday you'll have a beautiful life... I know you'll be a star in somebody else's sky... but why... whay can't it be mine?" F'ing hell that gets me every single time I hear it. 30+ years, 100's of listens and it still freakin' gets me...

[aaronandelise]

I imagine her in the ballot box picking her candidates in a similar fashion.

[RolandDeschain]

This is the best song Pearl Jam has ever written.

[ronsuper]

The song "Black, " by Pearl Jam, was released in August 1991. The MTV Unplugged with Pearl Jam was recorded in March 1992.

[shellos]

I always enjoy watching every person on earth fall in love with Eddie Vedder for the first time. LOL

[daledubose]

The "Star" line is one of the best in all of music.

[paulohenriques]

😆😆 The expression of your face reacting is pure gold....

[aaroniousone]

This song is about pain and heartbreak and all you can do is smile the whole time and comment on how cute Eddie is? Embarrassing.

[christianeflentie]

It's a heartbreak song. When it debuted, it was the perfect song for me at the time. 30 some years later I listen to it with deep gratitude and respect for its ability to capture the devastation of a relationship.
However, it is not one of my go to songs when driving or bopping around the house getting cleaning done. Pearl Jam is deep and glorious hole to fall into. This is just the beginning.

[Randy_Smith]

I can vividly remember watching this show on MTV with my girlfriend at the time and her saying "I don't know who did that to him but I hate her" afterwards. This song, especially this version, is so full of emotion. You can feel the angst and the pain in Eddie's voice.

[abimyers]

I love how enamoured with Eddie you were! I was a teenager in the 90's and I think Eddie ruined me for every other guy, because I mean who could ever possibly complete with both that gorgeaous hair and the incredible passion and soul of his voice/lyrics?! 🖤🖤

[mama_nez]

So nice to see another woman who appreciates the Aesthetic that is Eddie Vedder. (He's 😍 for sure!!)

[garysimonson]

No no no - not the early 2000s. By the late 90s and early 2000s rock music had gone way downhill. This was the early 90s, one of the greatest periods for music of all time. I was too young to appreciate it at the time but wow, just look at the albums released in 1991 alone - Nirvana - Nevermind, Pearl Jam - Ten, Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger, Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magic, Metallica - Black Album, REM - Out of Time, U2 - Achtung Baby, etc. And 1992, 1993, and 1994 are equally impressive. So many of these bands were from Seattle - the whole Grunge scene came out of there and it exploded on the scene with Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, etc.

[dbstrozier]

The best part about Ed is he as beautiful as a human as he is sexy..so empathetic and caring, not to mention the passionate, intense voice and the poetry like songwriting skills. Grateful to have had this voice in my life for decades. It's soothing to your soul. Many of us female fans say we would like to be Ed's microphone in our next life. 😆Pearl Jam live is just on another level. They are phenomenal. Saw them 2x last year and amazing always.