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Quiz about Ipod Shuffle 19 Pearl Jam 01Name the Album 1

Ipod Shuffle 19: Pearl Jam 01-Name the Album 1 Quiz

This quiz covers the eight Pearl Jam studio albums released between 1991 and 2006. I quote a lyric, you give me the album.

A multiple-choice quiz by berenlazarus. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
berenlazarus

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4 mins

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Multiple Choice

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311,556

Updated
Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which Pearl Jam album has a song featuring this line:
"I cannot stop the thought of running in the dark"? Hint

Vs.

No Code

Ten

Vitalogy

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Question 2 of 10

2. This line comes from an album that has a rather aggressive hard rock sound, though the song itself is rather mellow in contrast to the rest of the album. What album features "I will scream my lungs out till it fills this room."?
Hint

Vitalogy

Ten

No Code

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Question 3 of 10

3. For this song, Eddie got his inspiration from his love of surfing. The line in question is: "Oh. Oh. Oh I will be, I will be there once more." What's the album?
Hint

No Code

Riot Act

Vitalogy

Ten

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Question 4 of 10

4. Apparently Eddie was pretty bummed out when he penned the following line: "If nothing is everything I'll have it all". Name the album.
Hint

Riot Act

Pearl Jam

Binaural

Yield

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Question 5 of 10

5. On one of Pearl Jam's albums Eddie sings "I'm like an opening band for the sun". What's the album?
Hint

Binaural

Pearl Jam

Riot Act

Yield

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Question 6 of 10

6. Pearl Jam has been known for some rather angst driven music. Here's one of their lines. "It's an art to live with pain. Mix the light into grey." From that line it appears the band is learning to cope with hard times. What's the album?
Hint

No Code

Binaural

Riot Act

Pearl Jam

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Question 7 of 10

7. Some of Pearl Jam's lyrics are quite reflective. Vedder wrote the line "If I had known then what I know now". He wrote this after a particularly harrowing experiencing with physical illness. What's the album?
Hint

Yield

No Code

Ten

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Question 8 of 10

8. What Pearl Jam album features this line: "Large fingers pushing paint"? This song is the opening track to the album in question.
Hint

No Code

Pearl Jam

Yield

Vitalogy

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Question 9 of 10

9. Some of Pearl Jam's lyrics are rather abstract. Here's a good example. "The swallowed seeds of arrogance breeding in the thoughts of ten-thousand fools that fight irrelevance." What's the album?
Hint

No Code

Riot Act

Binaural

Pearl Jam

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Question 10 of 10

10. A lot of lyrics and poetry must be taken in context. Here is an individual line for example: "Alone in a corridor, waiting, locked out." Based strictly off that line, lyrically, the song sounds rather depressed. However, if you remember the rest of the lyrics, the song in question is quite the reverse; very optimistic and quite encouraging. What's the album that features this anthem of the human spirit?
Hint

No Code

Pearl Jam

Ten

Yield

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which Pearl Jam album has a song featuring this line: "I cannot stop the thought of running in the dark"?

Answer: Vitalogy

This line comes from the song "Immortality", which Eddie Vedder purportedly had written about Kurt Cobain's suicide.

Answer: Vs

The song is from "Indifference", the closing song on "Vs." "Vs." is a very aggressive, hard-rock album, and "Indifference", the album's closer, is a much more mellow tune musically. The music fits in well with the lyrics.

3. For this song, Eddie got his inspiration from his love of surfing. The line in question is: "Oh. Oh. Oh I will be, I will be there once more." What's the album?

Answer: Ten

This line is from the song "Oceans". Eddie Vedder was stuck in a rain storm when he wrote these lyrics. According to Jeff Ament, they put "Oceans" on "Ten", as musically it is one of the "weirder" moments and the band wanted the freedom to explore those musical detours later on. "Oceans" was the fourth single from "Ten".

4. Apparently Eddie was pretty bummed out when he penned the following line: "If nothing is everything I'll have it all". Name the album.

Answer: Pearl Jam

These lines are from "Gone", the third single from the 2006 album "Pearl Jam". "Gone" peaked at number 40 on the Billboard Modern Rock Track charts. Originally written in Atlantic City in September 2005, Vedder debuted the song the next night.

5. On one of Pearl Jam's albums Eddie sings "I'm like an opening band for the sun". What's the album?

Answer: Yield

This line comes from the rather Beatnik style song-poem entitled "Push Me, Pull Me". "Push Me, Pull Me" samples the band's 1997 Christmas single "Happy When I'm Crying".

Answer: Riot Act

These lines appear in "Love Boat Captain". Vedder cowrote the song with Boom Gaspar, the secondary keyboardist who Vedder met in Hawaii and invited to play with Pearl Jam. The song also references The Beatles' "All You Need Is Love" as well as the 2000 Roskilde tragedy where nine concert goers lost their lives at a Pearl Jam concert.

Answer: No Code

In 1995 Pearl Jam was on tour when Vedder came down with food poisoning He was stuck in a hotel room and wrote this song during his sickness.

8. What Pearl Jam album features this line: "Large fingers pushing paint"? This song is the opening track to the album in question.

Answer: No Code

The song "Sometimes" was a large departure for the band at the time of its release in 1996, with a much more mellow sound and spiritually searching or questioning lyrics.

Answer: Binaural

The song is "Insignificance", taken from the Binaural album. The album was released in 2000. Pearl Jam released 72 live albums chronicling the 2000/2001 tour in support of Binaural, which set a record for the most albums to enter the Billboard Top 200 album chart at one time.

Answer: Yield

This line is from the song "Given to Fly", Pearl Jam's first single from their 1998 album "Yield". There was some controversy at the time of its release, as some people felt the song sounded like Led Zeppelin's "Going to California".

Source: Author berenlazarus

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