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 | | The album is a 15-song collection that covers many musical boundaries and proves that rock bands don¹t have to be a dime in a dozen. |
 | | The album then takes a turn to an uplifting song about returning to a love, or "heaven" as Vedder softly says, by hitch-hiking in "Thumbing My Way." Here, Vedder displays his plaintive voice, but still maintains arougher edge that is uniquely his (not Scott Stapps). |
 | | The album comes to a close with the harmonized chantings of "Arc," which leads into what I believe to be the albums most beautiful song, "All or None." Picture a city lounge bar, late on a rainy night, with Pearl Jam playing a slow, moody lounge song to fit the mood of loneliness. |
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