Pearl Jam & Eddie Vedder: None Too Fragile

by Martin Clarke

Exploding onto the world stage in 1991 with their multi-platinum first album, Ten, Pearl Jam courted controversy and conflict. They won credibility with their astounding second album, Vs., in 1993, which became the fastest-selling American album of all time. In Pearl Jam and Eddie None Too Fragile, Martin Clarke brings to life the band's tumultuous history; from their beginnings amidst Seattle's grunge underground, through the excesses and pressures of superstardom, to their current incarnation as mature rock heavyweights.

Genres: Music

194 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2017

Reviews

[OpenWater67 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not deep, but recommended reading for PJ fans all the same. Good insights into the band, including their scrap with ticketmaster, amongst other run-ins. Clarke also presents the facts and leaves it up to the reader as to what kind of existence Eddie Vedder lived during his formative years.