All Mixed Up – New Music From Pearl Jam, David Gilmour

This morning on All Mixed Up Jim Monaghan brings you new music from Pearl Jam's new album, plus David Gilmour, and Keith Richards.

Opening Theme - "Signe" by Eric Clapton

La Cienega Just Smiled - Ryan Adams
Sometimes Just the Sky - Mary Chapin Carpenter
Wreckage - Pearl Jam

Rhythm of the World - Cowsills
Three Marlenas - Wallflowers
Drive - Joe Bonamassa
Till It Shines - Joe D'Urso & Stone Caravan

Strong - Glen Campbell w/ Brian Wilson
Waiting On A Friend - Rolling Stones
Wrapped Around Your Finger - Police
Learning To Fly - Pink Floyd
The Piper's Call - David Gilmour
Once I Was - Tim Buckley
Room At the Top - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

Put Your Money On Me - Struts
Talk To Me - Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
Midnight Confessions - Grass Roots
Why - Soraia

Scared To Start - Michael Marcagi
Mr. Jones - Counting Crows
Wild Night - Van Morrison
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
I'm Waiting For the Man - Keith Richards
Other Side of Your Heart - Grip Weeds
Right Words, Wrong Song - James Mastro

All About You - Jellybricks
Red Dragon Tattoo - Fountains of Wayne
Let's Go - Cars
Mr. Soul Satisfaction - Weeklnigs

Won't Tell - Pearl Jam
Walk - Foo Fighters
Come Dancing - Kinks
This Ain't My Parade - Bill Lloyd

Closing Theme - "Take Five" by the Dave Brubeck Quartet

Thanks for listening this morning.

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Pearl Jam's latest album is their 12th studio album, I’ve spent some time going through it since its release on Friday. I have to say, it’s a really well-crafted record. It definitely warrants a listen even from non-Pearl Jam enthusiasts, because it’s so well done.

It is going to surprise some people how after all these years, they’re putting out such great tunes! Let’s take a look...

In interviews that circulated before the release, the band noted that this was going to be a heavier record than people would expect.

When we got the first single “Dark Matter”. The self-titled track, it was being compared to songs off their debut album “Ten”.

Even I made a comparison between that single and the days of “Vs” and “Vitalogy” mixed together. It was brooding and angst-ridden with a thumping heavier riff. I just thought it could fit in that section of the Pearl Jam catalog.

However here’s the thing – Although I’ve done this plenty of times and will probably continue to do it, it’s never good to judge an upcoming release based on one or even two songs. You just don’t know what you’re going to get.

And although I stand by my description of the sound of the song “Dark Matter”, the album "Dark Matter" by Pearl Jam is a different story.

What’s so great to me is that this sounds like a Pearl Jam that has looked back on its catalog and reflected on what worked and what didn’t. The songs on “Dark Matter” are a reflection of that, with a little bit of something from every one of their eras.

And that’s hard to do. It’s fan-pleasing without feeling like they forced themselves to churn it out. It’s just so diverse and encompasses their whole career that it’s quite an impressive job!

So, let’s take a look at 5 Standout moments from Pearl Jam’s latest album.

An Honest Take On Pearl Jam’s New Song Dark Matter

Looking for one that's just a banger that rocks? This should be right up your alley. It's got a sound the reminds me of something off of "Backspacer." And it's fun!

Here's one that perfectly balances that old school Pearl Jam sound, but still brings a fresh take.  It's modern and rocks a great chorus that is super melodic!

It's nearly 6 minutes, but doesn't feel long.  Eddie's vocals are awesome here.  And the band almost brings a trippy-like, spacey exploration.  It works really well!

Is this off a punk rock record?  Gives me those "Spin The Black Circle" feels.  It's upbeat with some chants.  Makes you want to sing along!

Right out of the days when they leaned towards that Neil Young sound.  It's really cool, beautiful and still rocks.  Great lyrics too!