	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	Last Exit	2:37	103,011
2	Spin The Black Circle	2:42	148,803
3	Not For You	5:28	144,707
4	Tremor Christ	4:01	88,197
5	Nothingman	4:50	185,990
6	Whipping	2:30	94,723
7	Pry, To	1:00	65,873
8	Corduroy	4:39	196,625
9	Bugs	2:43	67,993
10	Satan's Bed	5:31	72,379
11	Better Man	4:24	326,491
12	Aye Davanita	2:56	68,890
13	Immortality	5:19	152,510
14	Stupidmop	7:52	2,605
14	Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me	7:44	36,329

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About this album

Epic 15 tracks (64:16)

Vitalogy is the third studio album by the American alternative rock band Pearl Jam, released on November 22, 1994 through Epic Records. Pearl Jam wrote and recorded while touring behind its previous album Vs. (1993). The music on the record was more diverse than previous releases, and consists of aggressive rock songs, ballads, and several experimental tracks.

Vitalogy was packaged in a booklet that replicated material from a 1920s medical book.[8] The album was first released on vinyl record, followed by a release in other formats two weeks later on December 6, 1994. Upon its CD release, Vitalogy became the second-fastest-selling album in history, behind only Vs. The album has been certified five times platinum by the RIAA in the United States.

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wizzxx wrote:
last month

Such a masterpiece!

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okcesar wrote:
last month

You can read a review about the era grunge and Vitalogy album in the link http://lplongposts.blogspot.com/2009/12/pearl-jam-vitalogy.html Puedes leer una reseña de este extraño pero fascinante trabajo en el link mencionado en este post.

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GedasB wrote:
December 2011

Immortality...

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nelsonacho wrote:
November 2011

los he visto 2 veces en vivo y es poco, una de las mejores bandas del planeta rock

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kgrox wrote:
November 2011

I did quite enjoy Riot Act, that was the tour that I finally saw them live on. Did the back to back shows in West Palm Beach and Tampa. Had I known they were stopping over in Orlando between shows I would have made every attempt to get there.

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kgrox wrote:
November 2011

This is definitely my all time favorite PJ album. Don't get me wrong Ten is definitive, VS is escalation, Vitalogy is the end of the beginning, No Code is the other side if PJ, Yield is the best road trip album of all time, Binaural is probably the weakest album to date, only because they were working a new dynamic with Matt joining full time. Finding their new groove, if you will. Self titled is what it is, PJ making music for themselves and that trend has continued to this day. We will see if anything changes with the new album.

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mrbonzoorubber2 wrote:
October 2011

Filler is always good for a band to play around with Pink Floyd,Beatles,The Who, Rolling Stones all did it !

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JeanetteWall wrote:
September 2011

Y'all need to check out this Pearl Jam playlist on Spotify. It's the best of the best! http://open.spotify.com/user/myplay.com/playlist/2RrwYnpe54sfwJUV57YfFL

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nero410 wrote:
August 2011

the best...

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MichaelBAD wrote:
June 2011

great album!

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GonzPilsen wrote:
May 2011

this would be my favourite album if it wasn't for a pair of stupid songs. still one of their best.

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Phlunked wrote:
April 2011

I listened to this album quite a bit back in 1994 in 1995 with special attention to Nothingman and Corduroy. Coincidentally, at the time, my wife was pregnant with our first child, our son, who just turned 16 this week. His birthday reminded me of my early mornings back in the day, blasting this while I was getting ready to go to work.

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stonedgreen wrote:
March 2011

it's the one of the amazing albums that changed my life and definitely their best album

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eric_montana wrote:
March 2011

The best.

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Theeboon wrote:
March 2011

Perfect.

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mk741 wrote:
March 2011

Nothingman <3 [2}

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TEXASPONCE wrote:
February 2011

Muito bom!

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evil_klonoa wrote:
January 2011

There is a lot of weird crap going on in this album but I can't help but love it.

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pauloo182 wrote:
January 2011

their worse album, too much crazy and boring songs... but better man is really good!

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donavatar wrote:
November 2010

I love this album my teenage years and memories of them are illustrated by it :)

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