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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Yeah, Baby!,
By "bernadetteg" (NY, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bayleaf (Audio CD)
(note: this is just an except of my cover story on this album for the Island Ear)"To call Stone Gossard one of the originators -- if not THE originator -- of the so-called 'grunge' scene is an understatement . . . yet, for all his prominence and talent, Gossard is often checkmated by his more flamboyant bandmates . . . until Bayleaf." On a personal note: I've always been one for quirky albums, and this certainly qualifies. He's not an overdramatic singer, unlike Ed Vedder can be from time to time (hey, I love Pearl Jam as much as the next one! Don't get me wrong here!), and his songwriting skills are more than up to par with the likes of Lou Reed and Patti Smith. Try "Cadillac" for the ultimate pick-me-up, it's a real rump-shaker! Highly recommended for the thinking crowd; N'Sync fans need not apply.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good record,
By Matt W. (tucson, az) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bayleaf (Audio CD)
Stone has done a lot of the writing for Pearl Jam's songs, and did lead vocal on the song "Mankind" off the "No Code" LP, one of Pearl Jam's most underrated albums. He also more or less plays the background man--at least when I've seen them live it's really Mike McCready and Eddie Vedder that like to hog the spotlight. But Stone is a great player as well--he doesn't bust out into Hendrix-style solos as often as McCready but he has a very distinct playing style that I like. Stone plays a lot of the instruments on "Bayleaf" himself, but gets a little help from some of his friends. No recognizable names that I saw credited, however. His lyrics are very lamentable but he comes up with some great songs like the title track and especially "Pigeon". So I'd recommend buying this--especially if you're a PJ fan like myself, you'd be a fool not to have it. And it'll tide you over until the next Pearl Jam record, and I'm hoping that there will be one.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Darn good CD to relax to!!!,
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This review is from: Bayleaf (Audio CD)
I really had no idea what to expect when I bought this early from his website but I fugured, I like Pearl jam so it cant be that bad and boy was I right. It has quickly become one of my favorite albums in my collection. This cd rocks when it needs to and then flows into a slow melody that lets you feel the emotion wanted to be expressed, I recommend you buy this, smoke one for the team sit back and enjoy!!!!
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