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“That song was a sad, minor key drone…”: the 2000 single that is one of Pearl Jam’s oddest releases ever

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“That song was a sad, minor key drone…”: the 2000 single that is one of Pearl Jam’s oddest releases ever

The Seattle giants were determined to show they had moved on from being the band that had made Ten and Vs., and this strange lead single was their Exhibit A

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