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State of Love & Trust: A Pearl Jam Podcast
Ten: Top 5 Riffs & Over/Under
Ep. 66
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Jason and Paul celebrate the 30th anniversary of Ten with five episodes in a row completely dedicated to the band's first album. This week they take aim at their five favorite riffs from the record with a little help from their friends Luiz and Sergio from Black Circle. Then they (somehow) choose their overrated and underrated tracks from the album and dive into their Lyric and Live Cut of the Week - Wash.
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