Talk:Ten (Pearl Jam album)
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After listening to Ten for a while, my brother was convinced that the drummer that played on 'Once' and 'Even Flow' and 'Alive' could not be the same drummer that played on 'Black.' The liner notes list the only drummer as Dave (Krusen) but could there be another drummer?
- Dave Krusen drums on all the album tracks, but the radio/video version of Even Flow" features Dave Abbruzzese (also on Vs. and Vitalogy). Matt Chamberlain plays drums on the "Alive" video. --jh51681 00:30, 6 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Reviews
I couldn't help but notice all the album reviews were written after or during the grunge explosion. It would be interesting to find reviews of Ten that were written before Nirvana broke through, and what the media's opinion on Pearl Jam was before that. If anyone can find such a review, please put a link for it in the review section (and possibly write a small section in the article about the difference). La Pizza11 20:58, 4 September 2006 (UTC)
