Pearl Jam (album)

Pearl Jam
Studio album by Pearl Jam
Publication (s)	May 2, 2006
admission	November 2004 - February 2006
Label (s)	J Records
Format (s)	CD , LP
Genre (s)	Alternative rock , grunge , hard rock
Title (number)	13
running time	49:44
occupation	Vocals , guitar : Eddie Vedder Bass : Jeff Ament Guitar: Stone Gossard Guitar: Mike McCready Drums , percussion , backing vocals: Matt Cameron
production	Adam Kasper , Pearl Jam
Studio (s)	Studio X and Space Studio, Seattle , Washington
chronology Riot Act (2002) Pearl Jam Backspacer (2009)
Single releases March 14, 2006 World Wide Suicide August 28, 2006 Life wasted October 7, 2006 Gone

Pearl Jam is the eighth studio album by the American rock band Pearl Jam . It was released in May 2006 on J Records / Sony Music . It was the band's first and only release on the label and the last to be released through Sony.

history

After the Vote for Change Tour 2004, the band began working on the album in November 2004 at Studio X in Seattle , Washington . Work on the album was finished in February 2006. As with the previous album Riot Act , Adam Kasper was the producer again. The album Pearl Jam sold 516,000 copies in the US by June 2006, and it entered the Billboard 200 at number 2 . In Germany it reached number 4 in the charts.

Track list

1. Life Wasted - 3:54 (Eddie Vedder - Stone Gossard)
2. World Wide Suicide - 3:29 (Eddie Vedder)
3. Comatose - 2:19 (Eddie Vedder - Mike McCready, Stone Gossard)
4. Severed Hand - 4:30 (Eddie Vedder)
5. Marker in the Sand - 4:23 (Eddie Vedder - Mike McCready)
6. Parachutes - 3:36 (Eddie Vedder - Stone Gossard)
7. Unemployable - 3:04 (Eddie Vedder - Matt Cameron, Mike McCready)
8. Big Wave - 2:58 (Eddie Vedder - Jeff Ament)
9. Gone - 4:09 (Eddie Vedder)
10. Wasted (Reprise) - 0:53 (Eddie Vedder - Stone Gossard)
11. Army Reserve - 3:45 (Eddie Vedder, Damien Echols - Jeff Ament)
12. Come Back - 5:29 (Eddie Vedder - Mike McCready, Eddie Vedder)
13. Inside Job - 7:08 (Mike McCready - Mike McCready, Eddie Vedder)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/life/music/news/2006-06-15-pearl-jam_x.htm