Why Pearl Jam’s “Can’t Deny Me” May Have Gone Too Far

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Alternative Nation reporter Lauryn Schaffner recently posted a YouTube review of Pearl Jam’s new single “Can’t Deny Me.” While Lauryn is very excited about the new album, she thinks the track may have gone too far down the political path.

“I actually really like the music and the instrumentation in the background. I think the guitars sound great, the rhythm and the melody are really cool. Eddie Vedder’s voice is kind of all over the place, there’s a couple of times he screams and sounds like his voice about to crack. Obviously I don’t think vocal delivery was really the emphasis of this song, it was more about the message.”

She also said, “I was kind of hoping that their first single after Lightning Bolt wouldn’t be about politics, just because they already focus on politics so much on their social media.”

“I hope they release another single soon that will have a different vibe and message to it.”

Watch the full video review below.

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Brett Buchanan
Brett previously hosted the BWR wrestling and MMA podcast, interviewing pro wrestling and MMA stars like Kurt Angle, Seth Rollins, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Bruce Buffer, AJ Styles, Rob Van Dam, Jeff Hardy, Edge, and DDP. After ending BWR, Brett opened GrungeReport.net in May 2009. The site changed its name to AlternativeNation.net in June 2013.  Brett ran Scott Weiland's social media accounts for his final 'Master Blaster' tour in fall 2015 and continued to run the accounts after Weiland's death until July 2016. On Alternative Nation, Brett controls all aspects of the website and reports the day to day news.  He has interviewed members of Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Imagine Dragons, Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age, Stone Temple Pilots, and The Smiths. Brett has been interviewed by The Wall Street Journal and on the Reelz Channel. You can reach Brett at contact @alternativenation.net