Doug

According to folks on the pearljam.com forum, this is the PJ20 tracklisting: Track 1: Release - Vernoa, Italy Track 2: Alive - Moore Theatre Track 3: Garden - Zurich, Switzerland Track 4: Why Go - Hamburg, Germany Track 5: Black - MTV Unplugged Track 6: Blood - Aukland, NZ Track 7: Last Exit - Taipei, Taiwan Track 8: Not For You - Manila, Phillippeans Track 9: Do the Evolution - Monkeywrench Radio Track 10: Thumbing My Way - Chop Suey Seattle, WA Track 11: Crown of Thorns - Las Vegas, NV Track 12: Let Me Sleep - Verona, Italy Track 13: Walk With Me - Bridge School Track 14: Just Breathe - SN

Saw somewhere on the Internet that the album is called The New Multitudes and is gonna be released in January 2012.

Anybody see a tracklisting for the soundtrack album? Can't find it anywhere.

half.com has the DVD for $15 (used), and Amazon Marketplace has it for $18 (used). I'm tempted to go for it, but I think I'll wait and see if it's included in the box set.

This is great news, assuming that we're talking about a CD box set and not vinyl. I have the two Mermaid Avenue CDs and have never heard the b-sides or outtakes, and I've seen the DVD once but don't own it. I've thought about buying it, but now I'll wait and see if it's included in this box set.

Heard "Pot Kettle Black" in a Which Wich sandwich shop in Columbia, SC today. Never was a big fan of that song, but boy did it sound good! I think it's time to revisit YHF, which I haven't listened to in probably 5 years.

Not For the Season Sunken Treasure The Late Greats Muzzle of Bees Kamera Company in my Back A Shot in the Arm Hummingbird I'm a Wheel Too Far Apart Passenger Side She's a Jar I'm Always In Love I'm the Man Who Loves You Glad It's Over Walken You Never Know A Magazine Called Sunset Handshake Drugs Sonny Feeling One Wing The Thanks I Get Kicking Television Hoodoo Voodoo Encore 1: Bob Dylan's Beard Woodgrain Please Tell My Brother Casino Queen Candyfloss Encore 2: Misunderstood Outtasite Monday I Got You Dreamer In My Dreams

Where's the love for Tim Easton and The Felice Brothers?

Robert Pollard- Space City Kicks Robert Pollard- Lord of the Birdcage Tim Easton- Since 1966 Tim Easton- Beat the Band Centro-matic- Candidate Waltz MMJ- Circuital REM- Collapse Into Now Felice Brothers- Celebration, Florida Mars Classroom- The New Theory of Everything Lifeguards- Waving at the Astronauts Will Johnson- Little Raider EP Eddie Vedder- Ukelele Songs ... and waiting impatiently for: Wilco, Boston Spaceships, Circus Devils, Pearl Jam

Just got done watching the Vedder DVD. Great stuff! Anybody know the name of the gal who sings "Golden State" with Eddie?

Are you referring to the live in Dallas DVD that was supposed to have been released a year or two ago? So that's been scrapped, eh? Too bad. I've never seen WJ live (and I probably never will) and I figured that DVD would have been the next best thing. The new album is pretty damn wonderful!

Guided by Voices ('00 lineup, with Jim "Jimmy Mac" McPherson on drums) Mendoza Line Afghan Whigs Jawbreaker Tar Pegboy My Bloody Valentine Archers of Loaf Unrest Home The Wedding Present (yes, I know they're still around, but they're not the same without Simon Smith) Tilt Samiam Green Day (original lineup; they might have still been called Sweet Children at the time) 7 Seconds Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet Public Image Limited original Son Volt lineup Fugazi

Beggars Banquet- Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street- Rolling Stones (even the bonus disc on the reissue is flawless)

Bob's got a new solo album coming out on May 24: Lord of the Birdcage.

I still buy CDs (new and used). The only digital release I've ever bought is Centro-matic's Eyas EP, and I only did that cuz that's the only way it was released.

Uncle Bob Pollard never ever ever lets me down. Neither does Jeff Tweedy or Bob Dylan. Paul McCartney lets me down every now and then. REM only let me down twice (Reveal and Around the Sun).

Neil Young Bruce Springsteen

Barenaked Ladies Jack Johnson Beastie Boys Radiohead White Stripes Strokes Arcade Fire Phish Prince Lenny Kravitz Cake

I see your point. I guess I'd just like to see a comprehensive non-limited-edition, or not-limited-to-fan-club-members-only, sort of release that is on CD, not iTunes. But I'm not holding my breath waiting for one. You know who else is long overdue for a comprehensive, non-limited-edition rariries compilation besides the aforementioned U2 and REM? The Flaming Lips. I remember reading an interview with Wayne in which he said he dislikes rarities comps and has no interest in the Lips releasing one. Too bad. There's tons of rare and unreleased Lips tunes.

Guided by Voices- Bee Thousand Pearl Jam- No Code Dylan- Blonde on Blonde

I wonder if these guys will ever get around to doing a b-sides/rarities compilation (preferably a box set with at least 4 or 5 discs). Or maybe they're throwing the best of that stuff onto the deluxe reissues. U2 and REM are two bands in desperate need of a big, fat, comprehensive rarities compilation.

REM- "Shiny Happy People" (Out of Time) The Cure- "Friday I'm in Love" (Wish) My Morning Jacket- "Highly Suspicious" (Evil Urges) Rocket from the Crypt- "Eye On You" (RFTC) Dylan- "Rainy Day Women 12 & 35" and "Pledging My Time" (Blonde on Blonde) (I ALWAYS skip the first two tracks of BoB)

Archers of Loaf- "Wrong" Crooked Fingers- "You Threw a Spark" Cinerama- "Hate" Monsters of Folk- "Goodway"

I used to dislike and dismiss Circus Devils, but now I'm a fan. Not a fanatic, but a fan. The first two CD albums, Ringworm Interiors and Harold Pig Memorial confused and disappointed me. So I skipped Pinball Mars, figuring it'd be more of the same, and then I skipped Five too. But then, Sgt. Disco came out on a non-Bob-owned label (Ipecac Records) and it got some pretty good press, so it got me thinking that maybe it might not be too bad. I took a chance on it and loved the fuck out of it, so I gobbled up Pinball Mars and Five and decided to get caught up. Pinball Mars is pretty good in a rel

Hopefully there'll also be another Circus Devils album soon. It seems like ages since Mother Skinny came out, but I guess it's only been something like four months. I've also got my fingers crossed for Power of Suck, the unreleased '96 album that somehow morphed into Under the Bushes, Under the Stars. There was talk of it finally coming out this year, but who knows?