Refugee (Tom Petty)
Immigrant Song (Led Zeppelin)
Run to the Hills (Iron Maiden)
I Can See For Miles (The Who)
Runaway Train (Soul Asylum)
Come Together (The Beatles)
Know Your Rights (The Clash)
Fortunate Son (Credence Clearwater Revival)
Rock in’ in the Free World (Neil Young)
Picture in a Frame (Tom Waits)
My Hometown (Bruce Springsteen)
Half the LP's on that site are bootlegs so...
But if it is a covers album, shouldn't the track list be?
1. King Of The Mountain
2. Any Way You Slice It
3. Who Wants To Be Lonely
4. Trial By Fire
5. I'm Alive
6. Love's A Deadly Weapon
7. Tears Are Falling
8. Secretly Cruel
9. Radar For Love
10. Uh! All Night
I thought the rumored Pygmalion was awesome. Says a lot about a band bordering on self-characterization, with an album helmed by a longtime superfan who dresses like an asshole.
The only pearl jam album titles I genuinely like as actual album titles, irrespective of the content, are Vitalogy, Yield, and Backspacer. Kind of Riot Act.
I like Asylum as an album title.
It already speaks to me. I love the darker stuff from PJ and Asylum seems to indicate the songs are going to be dark.
Vs, on the other hand, despite being a fantastic collection of masterpiece songs, cringes me out as an album title. It's such an unimaginative, in your face, straight forward "I'm against that". I like subtler stuff when it comes to naming things.
Always will be. there hasn’t been album I haven’t connected with on some level. There are songs off each album that I remember hearing for the first time and being amazed.
I still remember listening to Gigaton for the first time and just being blown away with what I heard.
Someone on the pit did some investigating and that site the Asylum album was on is a scam, people ordering records not receiving them over a year , no replies to emails . so I guess it was fake?