Pearl Jam’s 1992 Hit Single & Video are Different Recordings

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Pearl Jam’s 1992 Hit Single & Video are Different Recordings

MusicGeology | Music History, Trivia, and Commentary

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Pearl Jam’s 1992 Hit Single & Video are Different Recordings

Pearl Jam recorded two different versions of the same hit song written by Eddie Vedder and Stone Gossard within months of each other. One was released as a single in the U.S. and featured on their album, "Ten," while the other version was used for their popular music video seen on MTV and also for their UK single.