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Harpist / Classical Duo La Crosse
Whether you are looking for solo harp or harp as a duo/trio with flute and cello, professional harpist Serena O'Meara is the person in the Upper Midwest to contact. She has a variety of sizes lever and pedal harps to create the concert or ambiance that…
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STRING MUSIC FOR SPECIAL EVENTS With 50 combined years of experience in the industry, we know you will love our sound, customer service, and attention to details. We take great pride in helping our clients personalize their wedding day or special event.…
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Professional harpist providing elegant music for weddings & other events throughout the Midwest. Music ranges from Bach to the Beatles, with amplification available.
Serves La Crosse
Classical Guitarist / Classical Duo
Classical/jazz solo guitar. Also guitar/violin duo, guitar/sax,flute duo, and guitar/violin/sax,flute trio, and Celtic/Bluegrass/Folk. Extensive experience. Full time musician for over 25 yrs. Inquire to recieve full Demo CD. Your requests are my business.
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Strolling Violinist / Classical Duo
Allison is a Missouri-based violinist specializing in classical violin, but can play other styles such as Jazz standards, Broadway, etc. Allison can provide strolling violin music and can also put together duets (harp/violin or 2 violins), string trios…
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St. Mark's Square is a classical string quartet of extremely talented string players who will bring style and class to any event! This chamber group is made up of 2 violinists, a violist and a cellist. Book St. Mark's Square for your next private event,…
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Mrs. Pate has been playing the harp in Springfield, Missouri for 16 years. Her love of music has brought her quite a range of experience as a harpist in the area as well as around the world. She loves playing the harp and blessing others with her gift.
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String Quartet / Classical Duo
The Riverside Quartet is a group of professional string musicians dedicated to providing the perfect music for any event. Our members have years of event playing experience. We work very closely with all our clients to make sure everyone is on the same…
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Guitarist Daniel Schroeder regularly performs at regional festivals, weddings, private parties, corporate events, and local bars/restaurants throughout the Southeast. He has developed a sterling reputation with local club-owners, wedding/event planners,…
Serves La Crosse
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Christmas Carolers / Classical Duo
Party Singers is proud to offer the most unique entertainment options for holiday events in LA, Denver and NYC. Our cosmopolitan approach to contemporary a cappella singing, holiday singing and classic Christmas caroling has earned us rave reviews from…
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CLASSICAL, JAZZ , POP, ROCK,BROADWAY & NEW AGE - DUO, TRIO, QUARTET. Winner of GigMasters "Best of 2012", "Top Classical Quartet 2012", The Knot "Best of Weddings 2012" and The WeddingWire "Bride's Choice Awards™…
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Guitarist / Classical Duo
Eldon Sully is a seasoned professional guitarist and a great fit for weddings, seasonal parties and social events. His wide-reaching repertoire stretches from classical to pop, traditional and contemporary jazz to country, rhythm and blues to gospel,…
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Thu, 18 Apr 2013 16:19:30 -0700 The Dallas Cowboys have released WR Donavon Kemp.
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Geography bees, much different from spelling bees, were held in schools with fourth through eighth grade students throughout Pennsylvania to determine each school's winner. Then, the school winners had to take a qualifying test, with results being submitted to the National Geographic Society. The NGS then chose students to participate in the state semifinals based on their performance on the test, and Kevin Hogan was one of those select few.
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In the first half of the twentieth century, the influential American etiquette author Emily Post considered the term "gentleman" to mean a man with a superior standard of behavior. The word "gentle", originally meaning that a man came from a good family if not outright nobility, came to be associated with the standard of manners expected from that elevated origin. Later, the term was extended to include any man of good, courteous conduct.
Unfortunately, in recent years the term gentleman has been diluted further, so that it now is used to refer to males who are members of certain drinking clubs that offer lap dances by minimally clothed females but altogether lack manners. And a man's poor manners can be a serious impediment in his life, for, like appropriate dress, good manners serve as a social lubricant.
Now bad manners may not get a man murdered outright, though I've brightened more than one evening with the thought of what I'd like to do to the boor across the table from me, but they are likely to limit his interactions to his peers in what were once thought of as the lower social orders. And, depending on his choice of career, that can be a serious impediment to his success.
In my opinion, every man will benefit from reflection on the state of his manners, and, if his self-examination finds them wanting, from an effort to improve them. For each of us is responsible for the quality of life of those around us.
Be a gentleman.
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Manners: Be a Gentleman
10 comments:
- Turling said...
Sound advice, Will. Due to work at this time of year, I find I turn into quite the pr$%k. Sometimes we can all use a bit of self reflection. Enjoy the holiday weekend.
- November 26, 2008 at 7:22:00 AM PST
- baronkgc said...
A gentleman is one who never hurts anyone's feelings, unintentionally.
~ Oscar Wilde - November 26, 2008 at 8:45:00 AM PST
- ~TessaScoffs said...
"A gentleman is a patient wolf."
-- Henrietta Tiarks - November 26, 2008 at 9:39:00 AM PST
- Sartorial Vancouver said...
What a beautiful post - truly peotic. Let there be hope for mankind.
- November 26, 2008 at 10:50:00 AM PST
- Jamie said...
I always thought that a gentleman was someone who could play the bagpipes but chose not to.
- November 26, 2008 at 12:07:00 PM PST
- July said...
You are a gentleman and a scholar.
- November 26, 2008 at 12:18:00 PM PST
- Tim said...
Regrettably, boorishness has become a fashionable component of popular culture. Fifty years ago good manners were understood and valued by all social classes, even those who did not always practice them. But now there are too many children of privilege who seem to feel rudeness and an ignorance of refinement somehow makes them more of a man.
- November 26, 2008 at 3:14:00 PM PST
- Giuseppe said...
My son is two years old. He's recently learned to say 'please' and 'thank you' without being asked.
The next things I'm working on with him are letting others through the door first and taking off his hat when we sit down to each lunch out. I tell him "Nice guys don't wear hats at the table"
Frequent self appraisal is a good thing for anybody, and teaching the children from the beginning is of the utmost importance.
Great post. - November 26, 2008 at 9:37:00 PM PST
- Henry said...
Being an eighteen year-old student, let me tell you that the powers of good manners are unparalleled in achieving your aims, possibly because people are so shocked :D
- November 27, 2008 at 8:26:00 AM PST
- René said...
Tim you said it accurately. Boors have become the norm, thus I stay home much more since the past few years.
It's nice to see an 18-year old gentleman. Please try if you can, teach your peers.
Great post Will! - November 27, 2008 at 9:56:00 PM PST


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I wanted to update my trip to New York which I took last fall. So long ago right? We had such a great time out there, and I rarely get to travel as much as I would hope, so here it goes:
This trip was a get-away of sorts, before Martin started his full-time job. It was our 2-year anniversary, Christmas gift to ourselves, and our "desire-to-travel" fix (if that makes sense) all rolled into one. We stayed with Martin's cousin Paula, who lives in Hoboken, NJ.
It's such a beautiful city, right near the train which went straight to the heart of New York City (perfect for travelers). It was great because they were able to show us the "cool" places that only the locals know about. We ate Arepas (below), bagels, New York-style pizza, burgers from Shake Shack, Five Guys, chicken from Bon Chon, and anything else you could think of that would remind you of the city. We tried it all!
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I wanted to check out the MOMA as well as the met, since we are such "art enthusiasts". Haha. We loved both of them! They get pretty crowded though, but most things around NYC were as well.
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It was the perfect ending to our trip. We laughed, ate, bonded, and were just starting to figure out the subway system!
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Today, enjoy the included visit to Montserrat, situated 4,055 feet above sea level in a mountain range composed of strikingly pink conglomerate, a form of sedimentary rock, and site of a Benedictine abbey that hosts the Virgin of Montserrat Sanctuary, patron of Catalonia. The monastery was founded in 1025 and the current sanctuary dates from 592. Time to stroll around the picturesque squares and streets before your visit to a local wine cellar to enjoy some wine tasting. A scenic drive along the Costa Dorada brings you back to Barcelona for an overnight. (Breakfast)
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Buell Peak: Elevation 5,938 feet. John Lattimore Buell and Jennie Lightfoot Buell owned a hardware store in Orting.
Camp Curtis: High camp between Emmons and Winthrop glaciers named for photographer Asahel Curtis. He brought his 8-by-10 view camera on The Mountaineers' first climb to the peak in 1906.
Camp Hazard: Camp on the Kautz Glacier was named for Joseph T. Hazard. A Texan who taught school in Everett, Seattle and Lester, he wrote several books about Cascade glaciers and forests.
Camp Muir: One of the mountain's most popular climbing destinations, located near Cowlitz Glacier at 10,062 feet, originally was called Cloud Camp. Named for John Muir, the Scottish-born writer, naturalist and champion of American forests. Hikers still use the stone shelter, built for $573 in 1916.
Camp Schurman: Camp at Steamboat Prow named for Clark E. Schurman, a scoutmaster and guide at Paradise and Sunrise. Died in 1955. Schurman always ended his summer nights lantern-slide show at Paradise, where he was known as "The Chief," by reciting these lines:
"Last campfire never die. And you and I
On separate ways to life's December,
Will always dream by this last fire
And have this mountain to remember."
Carbon Glacier: The gray tinge of water spilling from the snout of this glacier on the mountain's northwest side can be attributed to rock and gravel released as the ice melts. This murky water becomes the Carbon River.
Columbia Crest: P.B. Van Trump and Hazard Stevens called the 14,410-foot summit Mount Rainier Crater Peak. It was thought to be the highest point in the United States. Columbia is considered a poetic synonym for America. Just as the national park was America's fifth, Mount Rainier is the fifth-highest mountain in the continental United States.
Cowlitz Cleaver, Glacier, Park & Rocks: All from a native term, meaning "capturing the medicine spirit."
Crystal Mountain: There are two. The ski area at the park's northeast edge got its name from a 1909 book by James A. Sproule, who wrote "Crystal mountain is remarkable for its glass-like formations." Another Crystal Mountain is north of Squaw Lake on the park's southwest side. The 6,306-foot peak was named for its crystal-like snow.
Edmunds Glacier: On the western slope; named for Vermont Sen. George F. Edmunds, who visited in 1883. He supervised the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson, wrote legislation creating the current Electoral College, helped suppress polygamy in the territories, moved to California after 25 years in the Senate and lived to be 91.
Emmons Glacier: Rainier's largest glacier is named for Boston geologist Samuel Franklin Emmons. He helped on the first Geological Survey attempts to map the mountain in 1870.
Fay Peak: Fay Fuller, the first woman to the top, did it in 1890 and again in 1897. She married Fritz von Briesen and moved to New York, where she died in 1958. Her peak, 6,492 feet high, is near Mowich Lake.
Flett Glacier: Professor John B. Flett was a Scot who came to Tacoma in 1893 and taught botany in Tacoma Public Schools. An enthusiastic explorer of Mount Rainier and the Olympics, helped formed the Tacoma branch of The Mountaineers in 1912.
Fryingpan Glacier: The name comes either from campers who lost a fry pan in the creek or the glacier's odd shape. Fred Plummer, who wrote a guidebook to the mountain in 1893, calls it Urania after the Urania Society of America.
Ingraham Glacier: Originally from Maine, Maj. Edward Sturgis Ingraham was superintendent of King County schools and then Seattle schools from 1875 to '89. Climbed Mount Rainier 11 times. Ingraham named more than his share of places.
Indian Henry's Hunting Ground: Sotolick, an American Indian, hunted in the area that became the national park above Kautz Glacier. Henry Winsor, a pioneer mail carrier, called him Indian Henry. Legend places a gold mine in the area.
Kautz Creek: Flows into the Nisqually River. Named for the illustrious August V. Kautz, who climbed to within 400 feet of the peak in 1857. Born in Germany, Kautz was a graduate of West Point's class of 1852, a soldier at Northwest forts and the officer responsible for the construction of Fort Steilacoom. He commanded the Army in Arizona Territory. Retired to Seattle, where he died in 1895.
Liberty Cap: The summit's north peak, elevation 14,112 feet, was named by Bailey Willis, a revered professor of geology at Stanford, and one of the mountain's most dedicated disciples. While employed by the Geological Survey in 1883, Willis thought the peak resembled the head and crown of the Statue of Liberty.
Meany Crest: Elevation 7,200 feet. Edmond S. Meany was president of The Mountaineers, a state senator and a University of Washington history professor for 40 years. Wrote many books about the Pacific Northwest, including early studies on place names.
Ohanapecosh: Pronounced "Oh-HAN-uh-puh-cawsh." Indian for "clear stream" or "blue waterhole." A river, glaciers, a hot spring, a campground and a National Park Service visitor's center all bear this five-syllable name.
Paradise: The park's most popular destination is home to a hotel, visitors center, a hiker's hub and paved trails. The most accepted of many stories places the name to a conversation in which Virinda Longmire told Benjamin Harvey of a valley with green lawns and alpine flowers. It was, she said, "a paradise."
Plummer Peak: Elevation 6,370 feet. Fred G. Plummer was a Forest Service cartographer. He taught geography in Tacoma Public Schools.
Russell Cliff: It's a ledge at the 13,000-foot level north of the summit. Israel Cook Russell was a University of Michigan geology professor. He studied rocks and glaciers in the American West. Russell made pioneer studies into ice age glaciation on Puget Sound. Named Moraine Park, Ingraham Glacier, Steamboat Prow and The Wedge, among others.
Seymour Peak: Elevation 6,337 feet. Tacoma politician William W. Seymour was president of the park board, mayor from 1911 to '14 and donor of the wonderful Victorian-style conservatory named for him in Wright Park.
Sunrise: The eastern, or sunrise, side of the mountain is one of four national park developments. The others are Paradise, Longmire and Ohanapecosh. Sunrise rewards visitors with unsurpassed views.
Tolmie Peak: It's surprising that more places in Puget Sound are not named for William F. Tolmie. This 5,939-foot peak and a nearby creek spilling into the Carbon River are named for the Hudson's Bay Company chief factor - or agent - at Fort Nisqually. Born in Inverness, Scotland, and educated as a physician and a naturalist, he conducted the first scientific botanizing at the mountain in 1833.
Van Trump Glaciers: Born in Lancaster, Ohio, a law student at Kenyon (Ohio) College and New York University, Philemon Van Trump never became a lawyer. He and Hazard Stevens made the first ascent of Mount Rainier in 1870. Van Trump was secretary to his brother-in-law, Territorial Gov. Marshall F. Moore. Van Trump worked at Mount Rainier National Park in its early years.
Wallace Peak: Elevation 5,800 feet. Hugh Wallace was a Tacoma real estate developer and Democratic Party activist who was ambassador to France in 1919-21. On Christmas Day 1904, he and wife, Mildred, donated the brass bells and chimes that still ring in Old City Hall. The bells were a memorial to their daughter.
Winthrop Glacier: This north slope glacier was named for the mountain's first tourist. In 1853, Theodore Winthrop was a Pacific Mail Steamship Co. employee who traveled with Indians by canoe from Port Townsend to Nisqually, rode a horse over the Cascades to The Dalles, Ore., and visited Mount Rainier. The account of his travels was a book, "The Canoe and the Saddle," published posthumously in 1862 after he was killed in a Civil War battle near Great Bethel, Va.
SOURCE: Origins of Pierce County Place Names" (R&M Press, 1989) by Gary Fuller Reese, director of Tacoma Public Library's Northwest Room.
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Have you ever wondered just how many lost souls there are in this world? Has it ever occured to you, that we, as a nation of believers, must follow in Christ's footsteps and bring into the fold, God's chosen people who have strayed? I was one of those people who had lost all hope of ever finding my way, until quite suddenly and out of the blue, God sent me a person who had decided that they would never, ever give up on me until I came to the light of God's truth. Wow! What a journey that was! She was filled with the Spirit and the Word of God, and boy did she never let up! Who is this person you might ask? She is a very special child of God. A normal every day housewife just going about her business. A person perhaps like you or me, with a family to take care of, and not someone who is seen to be a wise ruler of the world. If it weren't for her determination to never let go, who knows where I'd be right now! So when you consider that there are maybe dozens, if not more in your sphere of influence, just think of how many could get saved if you do like my friend did, and never, ever give up on them. Please don't underestimate the power of Jesus and the cross in getting your message out there - it is way more powerful than you could possibly ever imagine...
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Running in a Democratic primary for mayor, and facing pressure from the left-leaning wing of her party, Quinn announced earlier this week that she would advance legislation creating an NYPD Inspector General. She said it was the normal legislative process, and not politics, at play.
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Any interest in some comfortable leather soled and leopard printed reverse goat (suede) slippers for this coming fall at $395 a pair if they were in the ASW store? What about black and cream zebra printed reverse goat? Either should compare favorably to canvas slippers in similar patterns.
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- Laguna Beach Trad said...
Not really.
- July 31, 2010 at 7:23:00 AM PDT
- MARCEL BASTHOS said...
My dear Will, what is the meaning of this?
- July 31, 2010 at 9:16:00 AM PDT
- rjmanbearpig said...
Those would look appropriate battling Adam West in 1966...
- July 31, 2010 at 1:17:00 PM PDT
- MCCVI said...
Too exotic for me.
- July 31, 2010 at 2:02:00 PM PDT
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- July 31, 2010 at 4:17:00 PM PDT
- Will said...
Well I didn't ask for expressions of lack of interest, but thank you anyway.
Marcel, the meaning of this is that I thought that exotic slippers might be interesting to some men but was unsure. I decided to ask before I ordered fifty pair only to see them gather dust in my warehouse. And, so far, I am glad I asked. - July 31, 2010 at 4:29:00 PM PDT
- fernando dozo said...
absolutly not!
- August 1, 2010 at 9:01:00 AM PDT
- ADG said...
- August 1, 2010 at 2:02:00 PM PDT
- MARCEL BASTHOS said...
Will, I am glad to see you are sensitive to the opinions of your faithful readers!
- August 1, 2010 at 8:44:00 PM PDT
- Sifis said...
Go ahead, Will. While I do have the sartorial self-confidence and panache it takes to wear such items, I don't currently have the financial security to invest in a pair of leopard or zebra print slippers, but I'm sure there are at least fifty men in this world who do.
- August 3, 2010 at 4:57:00 AM PDT
- michael lewis said...
Completely and totally YES!!
Those are awesome!
However, again, like the commenter above, I may not be in the financial position to afford such an *exotic* luxury.
(And my Wife, though loving them, would question when and where I would actually wear them.) - August 3, 2010 at 9:01:00 PM PDT


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HAZARD, Ky. – Perry County is filled with small communities with interesting histories and names. While many of these communities have a history related to the coal industry, and are often times named for the coal companies themselves, the names are actually as widely varied as the people who live here.
Martha Quigley the director of the Bobby Davis Museum and Park in Hazard, and has been investigating the origins of many community names for decades, and some have still eluded her, including Avawam, Delphia. She has, however, been able to trace many of the names back through the years and find out how those communities gained their now-familiar monikers.
Until recently, Yerkes, located along Ky. 451 near Krypton, was one of the communities that remained elusive. While searching through early mining records, Quigley eventually stumbled upon what she believes is the community's namesake.
"There was a foreman that worked for one of the coal companies whose last name was Yerkes," said Quigley. "I just think that is a little bit too much of a coincidence."
The community of Lothair was annexed into Hazard's city limits in the 1960s. According to one of the Herald's Facebook friends, the traditional (though unconfirmed) story of how Lothair got its name came from some of his elders who said a female resident was the inspiration. This resident, whose real name is unknown, had hair down to her ankles, and walked every day from Lothair to Hazard. She reportedly became known locally as Lot-of-Hair.
As people would ask where various people lived or how to get to a part of town, they would reply: "Where Lot-of-Hair lived." Over time this was reportedly shortened to Lot-Hair and eventually Lothair.
Two other Hazard communities actually got their name from one source. Wabaco and Walkertown are both named for a locally owned coal company.
"That is actually the name of a coal company," said Quigley. "Walkers Branch Coal Company."
The Walker family, which is still a name heard locally, owned the coal company that was shortened to Wabaco, and then also lent their name to Walkertown.
"There was a large family of Walkers in that area and they owned a lot of land, and they still do," Quigley noted.
Unlike the well-liked Walker family, the community of Slemp in southern Perry County was apparently named for a man who was not so well-liked.
"There was a guy named H. Bascom Slemp, and he was a coal dealer," said Quigley. "He was one of the moguls that came through here."
Slemp became known for being a hard negotiator, and often severely under bought land for the coal rights from people of the southern Leatherwood area.
"He was the one that represented the companies that were trying to buy land for 25 cents an acre," said Quigley.
Quigley added that she has no idea why the town was named for him since he had such a negative reputation. It is believed it could be because he owned so much of the land, or because he became so synonymous with the area.
According to Quigley, the families of Kenmont just off of Ky. 15 near Jeff, are very proud of their coal mining heritage and still meet for a Kenmont Coal Camp reunion.
"Kenmont, that was the name of the coal company and they owned a lot of land," Quigley explained. "They had a store, they had a boarding house, they built a school and they had a theater. That was where the church was located; they had lots of houses."
Christopher, located between Lothair and Glomawr, was also named for a coal company. The Columbus Coal Company covered a large portion of the area east of Hazard. The town was named for Christopher Columbus to honor the company's name. Columbus Coal Company was one of the largest near Hazard at the time.
The community of Allais in Hazard was named for a French family that moved around the country and settled for short periods of time. They made a mark on the community for their ability to make money everywhere they went. They eventually settled out west, leaving the community in Perry County.
Squabble Creek near Buckhorn was named for an unpleasant event in the community's history. According to a brief history in Robert M. Rennick's book, Kentucky Place Names, the family that inhabited the area in the early days would make large hunting trips to stock up on meat. After one of these trips the family laid out all they had caught and could not decide of the best way to split up the haul.
They fought over their trappings in such a grand fashion that they would refer to the area of the fight as Squabble Creek.
Though the above communities represent only a fraction of those in the county, there are many more histories that are no longer known and may never be. With nearly 100 different communities in Perry County, so much of the local history has been forgotten or only known to very few.
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Posted by Matt in music.Tags: album ranking, Backspacer, Binaural, Generation X, No Code, Pearl Jam, Riot Act, Ten, Vitalogy, Vs, Yield
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Over the decades, music has always been an integral part of American culture, from sock hops to hippies to big hair to the multiplicity of styles available today, and each generation has their artists with whom they self-identify. For me, and I reckon many others on the younger end of generation X, there is one band that has long stood above the others – Pearl Jam.
I was 14 in 1991, the year their debut album Ten broke into the mainstream, and I have been a dedicated follower ever since, for some 18 years, over half of my life. It's as if we've grown up together, and they are like friends or family that have always been there. I remember driving up to Searcy to the only music store within 40 miles of my house to buy the Vs. album on the day it came out back in 1993 and then later that year waiting in line outside a car audio store to buy tickets to their Little Rock show. Their songs of disillusionment and disnefranchisement seemed to speak to me, despite being a teenager in small town rural Arkansas and far removed from Seattle.
A few years later when I was in college I discovered a little used CD store in Little Rock where I was able to purchase two imports full of cover songs and other performances culled from the archives that I still have today. I had the chance to catch them live again in 2000 and then saw Eddie Vedder solo earlier this year, so I feel quite confident in recommending that you see them live any chance you get.
With the upcoming release of Backspacer, the latest album from Vedder & Co, coming this week, I wanted to give you my rankings of their 8 other albums spanning the past 18 years. Let me know what you think.
8. Pearl Jam (2006) – Though certainly not a bad album by any means, this one ranks last on my list due to the fact that it just is not as a memorable as their other releases. It is their political, anti-war rant that was timely when released, but that may not stand the test of time against their stronger releases. There are still some real gems on here, though, and it is definitely worth owning.
Favorite Tracks: World Wide Suicide, Unemployable
7. Binaural (2000) – For some reason, Binaural did not resonate with me from the beginning and it was not until after I saw them live later that year and went back and truly listened to it that I discovered how much I enjoyed it. The material is heavier and darker than previous releases, and lacks the anthemic tunes of the early 90's, but it still serves a nice bridge during a commercially quieter time in their recording career.
Favorite Tracks: God's Dice, Insignificance, Thin Air
6. No Code (1996) – I've long held that the oft-maligned No Code is PJ's most misunderstood album. Their previous release, Vitalogy, had some moments of experimentation, but this is where the band stopped flirting and delved into the world of experimentalism full throttle ahead. While I will admit that it can feel a bit disjointed at times, the overall product is truly a work to be marveled at.
Favorite Tracks: Hail, Hail, Off He Goes, Red Mosquito
5. Riot Act (2002) – As much as PJ disliked the Bush Administration, he did provide quite a wealth of material to the band, as this and the aforementioned Pearl Jam are evidence of. Politically charged tunes like Bu$leaguer are products of the time and will no doubt prove to be dated over the years, but plenty of other great songs will stand the test of time.
Favorite Tracks: Love Boat Captain, I Am Mine, Thumbing My Way
4. Yield (1998) – PJ followed up their venture into experimentalism with this more conventional rock record which captures them at their ferocious best. It also doesn't hurt that "Do the Evolution" is one of the coolest songs ever and the very best one ever recorded about evolutionary biology.
Favorite Tracks: Given to Fly, Wishlist, Do the Evolution, Low Light
3. Ten (1991) – Yes, I know it is a borderline heresy to place their most popular album all the way back in third place, but as time goes on I find myself listening to it far less than the others. This is the album that launched the band into the stratosphere with early 1990's anthems like Alive and Jeremy that I've heard enough to last a lifetime, so it is quite nostalgic for this longtime fan.
Favorite Tracks: Evenflow, Porch, Black, Release
2. Vitalogy (1994) – This first foray into experimental music may have its missteps (Bugs and Foxymophandlemama, to name two), but the overall product is a veritable feast for the ears. The diverse sounds, from the quiet beauty of Nothingman to the heaviness of Not For You somehow work together to form a cohesive whole that, along with Nirvana's Unplugged, puts the nail in the coffin for early 90's grunge.
Favorite Tracks: Last Exit, Not For You, Corduroy, Immortality
1. Vs. (1993) – Vs. occupation of the top spot may have more to do with my nostalgia toward the album as the one for which I first saw them live, than it has to do with being their best, but it remains a real testament to the band's greatness, even 16 years after its release. The album has a diversity of styles that their debut lacks, while not yet embracing the noisiness of their later works. This is the band in all of their flannel-clad, crowd-surfing, mosh-pitting glory, and I love it. Also, as I mentioned earlier, I bought this album on cassette the day it came out and actually even had one of the early-run tapes with the Five Against One title imprinted on it. So, that's pretty cool too.
Favorite Tracks: Animal, Rearviewmirror, Elderly Woman, Indifference
All of that being said, Pearl Jam remain an important part of the American music landscape, even after almost 2 decades as one of the, if not the, preeminent bands of an entire generation. Here's to 20 more years!


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Relinquishing Brandon to the nurses for his surgery was traumatic. In that instant I was overwhelmed with sorrow and sadness for the twins' birthmother.
Anyone else feel like a chemist when giving their child medicine?
Come to find out all the sleeping problems we were having were not related to teething... in fact the chipmunk was not feeling well at all!
Oh some of the lessons that I've learned being a father!
My wife read my post about my Wednesday morning and lets just say that she came up with a few reality checks about the post…
No, I didn't do anything to end up in the dog house (or maybe last night I did). It's actually quite funny. Here is the minute-by-minute analysis of how last night and into this morning went. I wish I had John Madden here to help me realize where I went wrong.
There are many lessons that a father can teach a son, to teach him to listen to his wife is one that should never go untouched.
Tips to give your kids medicine.
Conversations I have with my 4 year old that make me smile.
The things my 4 yr old son comes up with!
Through the years, my reading and research has shown me how grief can take many forms in an adopted child.
Brandon's grieving had been going on about four months, and I was getting worried.
Brandon displayed his courage by giving voice to all of the fear, sadness and grief he felt about being adopted.
If I had only adopted my son Jaik, I could not have blogged about my experiences with him for very long. He was the "silent opposite" of his twin brother when it came to verbalizing, acting out, or dealing with any relinquishment or adoption issues he might have.
But Rather a Lifelong Experience.
People are always surprised that my children had deep and profound feelings about their relinquishment because they all arrived so young at five months old. -
I dive into the idea of only having one child and if it is considered selfish or not.
We survived the first year and it has been amazing watching the Kid grow up!
A letter I wrote to the Kid on his first birthday.
The first step in my process to teach the Kid to use technology in moderation is a success.
A new study out has me scared about what the Kid is not learning.
The pressure is on for us to have another baby!
In this post I'm going to put my discussion about adoptee grief in the context of six basic emotions that I introduced in another blog post called "Emotional Literacy."
I'm going to come back to this topic because it is so important that all parents — including adoptive parents — to understand their own emotions around this issue.
Each year, an estimated 71,000 children are treated in emergency rooms for accidental medication poisonings. Medical experts say that many parents unintentionally goof when giving kids medicine.
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