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March 3, 2009

Pearl Jam playing with my head



So Pearl Jam is playing with my head with their new, super hard Pearl Jam Ten Game. It’s not really a game an more of a ridiculous mindfuck.

For the re-release of their album Ten, the band has provided fans with a way to listen to the remastered album before it arrives on March 24, by solving a wild 3D puzzle. As you fill in color area’s with the right blocks, you gradually get selected remastered or unreleased tracks unlocked for you to listen to. You can already listen to a few of the tracks here.

I have to say, this is pretty rad promotion. If you’ve got a few minutes to kill, like a hundred minutes, then you might be able to finish it. Then again, maybe I just suck.

Posted by josh


on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 at 6:47 pm

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