Unpaulished Podcast
S1 E6: PEARL JAM - TEN
It's 1991. The pop musical landscape is ever changing and at the forefront of this change comes a band from Seattle via a short San Diego flight, Pearl Jam. The only question I had in the fall of 1991 concerning this album was, "Do I purchase this new digital aged compact disc, or do I stick with the trusty cassette tape." Those were simpler times, true, but to be fair I was only in middle school so this was a big decision. Of course, I went with the CD. I couldn't be left behind while desktop computers where taking over every household in America. Ten would go on to sell over 13 million albums, producing singles like Even Flow and Jeremy. Another great song that took over the airwaves in the years to come was Alive. It became less and less just a song and more and more an anthem for a generation grasping for hope.
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opening music : "Mischief" by AlexiAction
closing music: "Passion" by AlexiAction
via: pixabay.com
A very special thanks to Jessica Rodriguez for making the world of podcasting a bit easier to navigate, even to a slow learner.
It's 1991. The pop musical landscape is ever changing and at the forefront of this change comes a band from Seattle via a short San Diego flight, Pearl Jam. The only question I had in the fall of 1991 concerning this album was, "Do I purchase this new digital aged compact disc, or do I stick with the trusty cassette tape." Those were simpler times, true, but to be fair I was only in middle school so this was a big decision. Of course, I went with the CD. I couldn't be left behind while desktop computers where taking over every household in America. Ten would go on to sell over 13 million albums, producing singles like Even Flow and Jeremy. Another great song that took over the airwaves in the years to come was Alive. It became less and less just a song and more and more an anthem for a generation grasping for hope.
follow us on Instagram @ unpaulishedpodcast
opening music : "Mischief" by AlexiAction
closing music: "Passion" by AlexiAction
via: pixabay.com
A very special thanks to Jessica Rodriguez for making the world of podcasting a bit easier to navigate, even to a slow learner.