The plan is to keep those creative juices flowing. We were just doing some recording in Andrew’s basement in Beverly Hills, basically. Really, like immediately, we were writing quickly. Meanwhile, Pearl Jam continue to work on their upcoming album, which the band are hoping to release in 2013.“We’re psyched,” Gossard said. McCready is currently keeping busy with his UFO cover band, Flight to Mars, who are touring the west coast this month. The number one is to forget it and just go.” I could be keying off of Eddie’s vocals or the drums and bass we’re doing. I have to be spiritually motivated by it somehow. If I start thinking about it too much, I’m not doing it as well. If I’m not thinking about it-I’m just going, my eyes are closed, and I can see the guitar neck in my head-that’s when I’m playing it the best. “I stay to the one main part, and then I try to expand on that every night we play it. “Off of ‘Ten,’ I also really like to play ‘Black.’ For me, the solo definitely gives me space,” he said. “Black,” McCready says, holds a special place in his grunge rock heart. In a new interview with Artist Direct, Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready picked his five favorite Pearl Jam songs to play live, and while some are staples, others are lesser-known gems: “Alive,” “Black,” “Off He Goes,” “Inside Job” and “The Who’s Baba O’Reilly.” That said, imagine how difficult it would be to pick a favorite tune if you were actually a member of Pearl Jam. With so many great Pearl Jam songs out there, it’s hard to pick a favorite. Story by Charles Ken Pearl Jam guitarist says ‘Black’ holds a special place in his grunge rock heart
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