Yield Pearl Jam

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  • Release Date: 02/03/1998
  • Sales Rank: 8,384
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 074646816424

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Yield

1LISTENBrain of J. 2:59
2LISTENFaithfull 4:18
3LISTENNo Way 4:19
4LISTENGiven to Fly 4:01
5LISTENWishlist 3:26
6LISTENPilate 3:00
7LISTENDo the Evolution 3:54
8LISTEN[Untitled Track] 1:06
9LISTENMFC 2:27
10LISTENLow Light 3:46
11LISTENIn Hiding 5:00
12LISTENPush Me Pull Me 2:28
13LISTENAll Those Yesterdays 7:47

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Perhaps shaken up by the chilly reception to the adventurous No Code, Pearl Jam returned to straight-ahead hard rock on their fifth album, Yield. There remain a few weird flourishes scattered throughout the album, from the spoken word "Push Me, Pull Me" to the untitled Eastern instrumental bonus track, but overall, Yield is the most direct record the group has made since Ten. Pearl Jam sometimes have trouble coming up with truly undeniable hard rock hooks, and Eddie Vedder remains at his most compelling on folk-tinged, meditative numbers like "Low Light," "In Hiding," and "All Those Yesterdays." Yield is more consistent than Vitalogy and No Code, but it doesn't have songs that reach the highs of "Better Man," "Corduroy," or "Who You Are." "Do the Evolution" and "Brain of J" have garage potential, but there's more bite and distortion on Vedder's voice than there is on the guitars. Pearl Jam's conviction still rings true. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Listen to Yield and Do the Evolution!!by Anonymous

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June 06, 2003: All of the songs on this album are awesome!! Brain of J. is a bit odd but has a nice groove to it. Faithful is a nice little tune, Given to Fly is just awesome!! Do the Evolution kicks!!! Buy this album because Pearl Jam always has something a little different to offer on each album. After all, it's evolution baby!!!!

Awesome Albumby Anonymous

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January 13, 2002: This is a GREAT album. The best songs are Brain of J, Faithfull, Wishlist, Given to Fly, No Way, Lowlight, In Hiding, All Those Yesterdays, which is practically the whole album, and all the other tracks are great too. All of Pearl Jam's albums are awesome, but this one defenitly stands out. It's tied with Ten as my favorite album of theirs. The only song on it I don't like is the untitled one. But oh well, all the rest are awesome.


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