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Off he Goes

Colin G Pile | New York City | 04/08/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pearl Jam's fourth album, not very well received by the mainstream radio audience, but for the devoted fan contains multiple tracks that are well worth the listen. Off he Goes is one of these, and the single is only enhanced by the B-side "Dead Man", which was written but never used for the 'Dead Man Walking' soundtrack. I give this single a very high rating, and recommend buying it immediately."

Off He Goes...

Me | 05/23/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I will make this review short and simple. I own every Pearl Jam single known to man, and I honestly believe that Dead Man is the single best Pearl Jam B-Side song I've ever heard. It's a very soft, deep song that mostly features Eddie Vedder playing guitar and singing alone... just beautiful. It is one of the very few songs that I think are worth spending ... on. If you are a Pearl Jam fan, this is a must-own... but do pick up a copy of No Code first."

Mind blowing...

Roger I. Camara Lemarroy | monterrey, nuevo leon Mexico | 08/30/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Off he goes is a sad and moving song about loss and forgiveness. Its folk influenced guitar and filling bass lines make it sound like a Neil Young ballad. This song was one that touched me first when i heard "NoCode" but after a while it tends to become less moving. Its a great song in spite.
This cd is an import and this cd is worth every single dollar because of "Dead Man" which is so dark and heart felt, that makes it one of the bands most unique songs... actually its more like an Ed song, therefore only pushed to b-side status..
This is a must have. The way its sang, is something you have never heard before, truly unique... its a requirement for any PJ fan...
I recommend this cd strongly..."