Watch: Pearl Jam, Band of Horses cover Temple of the Dog's 'Hunger Strike'
I'm goin' hungry (yeah!)
Eddie Vedder and Ben Bridwell
The song "Hunger Strike" by Temple of the Dog may not sound familiar at first, but the undeniable lastability of its chorus "I'm goin' hungry (I'm goin' hungry, yeah!)" has survived all the way up to this year apparently.
Pearl Jam and Band of Horses continued its tour together over this past week, and Ben Bridwell of the latter band joined Eddie Vedder and Co. on their cover of the track at New York's gigantic Madison Square Garden.
Check out the sheer width the bearded Bridwell gets on those famed high notes, previously performed by Chris Cornell. He's also caught nervously fiddling with his belt buckle and looking like he's going to throw up in front of that many people shouting lyrics back at him.
The take's spot on, considering that 'Hunger Strike" was essentially a Pearl Jam tune anyway. Those sweaty rockers clearly had a lot of fun together, and the crowd probably surprised itself on how many times it was capable of shouting "wooo."
Band of Horses' "Infinite Arms" was released last week.
The Pearl Jam tour has wrapped in the U.S. and picks back up overseas in late June. Oddly, the group has signed on to no major U.S. summer music festivals yet.
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May 24, 2010 at 2:26PM EST Reply to CommentTemple of The Dog was Pearl Jam. Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament & Mike McCready. With Chris Cornell on lead vocals. Band was formed in honor of Mother Love Bone or Pearl Jam, fronted by the late Andrew Wood.
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July 13, 2010 at 10:38AM EST Reply to Comment"Hunger Strike" was written by Chris Cornell. No, it was not "essentially a Pearl Jam tune".