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"The rugged, world-weary tones of Vitalogy were a head check for Pearl Jam, as Nice Guy Eddie Vedder and his stadium-grunge all-stars grappled with their strange new role as the world's biggest rock band. With their profile unexpectedly high &amp;mdash;&amp;nbsp;who can forget Sharon Stone proclaiming, \"Forget Pavarotti, I wanna see Pearl Jam!\" in Sliver? &amp;mdash; Pearl Jam turned their confusion into the unapologetically anthemic guitar noise of \"Not for You.\" Vedder caught his breath with the show-stealing ballads \"Better Man\" and \"Nothingman,\" brooding over the fate of cowardly men letting good women slip away and struggling not to turn into one of those cowardly men himself.\r\n&amp;bull; Rolling Stone's Original 1994 Review\r\n&amp;bull; Video: First Glimpse of Pearl Jam's Documentary 'Pearl Jam Twenty'\r\n&amp;bull; Photos: The Rise of Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam and More"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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