From 2011, please enjoy Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers -- with special guest front man Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam -- and an absolutely gorgeous version of Petty's "The Waiting."
Words, as I am wont to say at times like these, fail me. Jeebus H. Christ on a piece of challah toast, but Vedder sings that brilliantly.
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There seem to be quite a few Vedder haters out there, but I'm not one of them.
Yes. Vedder kills on this. I am not a huge fan, but I will say he seems talented, to have good taste in songwriting, and relatively likable as a human being.
'Cause he sings it like Petty and not Eddie Vedder.
Boy, I couldn't disagree more, remnant. I think he sings it just like himself.
Never cared much for Veddar, but this is nice.
And speaking of Eddie Vedder...I remember someone in Stereo Review writing that a singer sounded "like Robert Goulet moaning and groaning that his orange juice is warm." Was that you, Steve?
Watching and listening to so many videos after his death, I can only conclude that I've seriously underestimated Petty as a songwriter.
Dave F.
A fine vocal performance. The guy can interpret a song.
In that Vedder sings it with his own throat and tongue - yes, it sounds like himself. But I don't hear any interpretation. He follows what Petty did. And I agree it's good. I'm thankful he holds at bay the annoying vocal quirks that I happen to dislike in most of Vedder's stuff. But all that said, I like it.
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