Cameron Crowe's documentary on Pearl Jam is airing on PBS for those who may be interested. It's a solid 2+ hours of Pearl Jam history and pretty decent. Being a long time Pearl Jam fan but not the kind of person who follows the back story of rock bands, I found this to be interesting at times, especially the early years showing the relationship between Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and other early grunge bands. Worth a look!
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