Matt and Andrew's CD a Day project

MORE GRUNGE!!! As I write this, I'm wearing my flannel shirt and sipping on some tea (no coffee for this fella), and in honor of Eddie, I didn't wash my hair today. This was the album that sold a million copies in a week, shattering records (until the Backstreet Boys came along eight years later), and it's the template for the Pearl Jam sound over their next five albums, especially Yield and after, in my opinion. And it's pretty good. It's not a desert island disc or anything, but I still like "Glorified G" and "Animal." And it's certainly better than the crap on No Code or Vitalogy.