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Music Review: Pearl Jam - Live At the Gorge (7 Disc Box Set) 
Blogcritics | by Glen Boyd | Fri, Jun 29
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Pearl Jam is a great rock and roll band -- even though Eddie Vedder might just knock me over the head with his wine bottle for threatening his "punk credibility" by saying that. The fact is these guys are one of the few bands out there able to straddle that line. For every reluctant -- unintended...
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5/5 STARS - They got a name for the winners in the world I want a name when I lose . Well that was not the case for the slick sixth album that was released by Steely Dan in 1977 with a sound that seemed just right for the time. Heavily influenced by Funk,Jazz and Rock and considered the bands best albu...
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