Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder: None Too Fragile by Martin Clarke Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder: None Too Fragile
Book Review: Ertiged me about the development and creation of PEARL JAM.
Summary: 5 Stars
I loved the way he put into words the emotions spent by the group through out the ordeal with Nirvana. He gave me something more to look for in thier music. Something personal and unique, that devides them from other groups.Book Review: poor writing, poorer journalism
Summary: 1 Stars
Nothing in this book that a Pearl Jam fan doesn't know, and for the new fan: many factual errors here. There's no thesis that the author tries to support with this material. A pointless read, yet so simplistic that it leaves you after you close the book.Book Review: Very informative about the history and lives of bandmembers.
Summary: 4 Stars
This book is a must for any true fans of Pearl Jam. It tells all about how they coped with changes and stuck together. This is a very good book and has great pictures.Book Review: This book will tell you nothing you don't already know
Summary: 2 Stars
If you have followed the career of Pearl Jam for the past few years I do not reccommend purchasing this book. It seems the writer took all his information from magazine sources, newspaper articles and other media documents. Basically any fan who has followed the band should already know everything in the book.Book Review: It was a very undetailed book.
Summary: 2 Stars
This book was very undetailed. It was barely good enought for the average rock fan let a lone an average Pearl Jam fan. I could have edited it better myself. The grammar was horribly written and the whole book was taken from quotes from other magazines. If you just want to know the basics of the band then read this book.