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There are many 90’s musicians who are fun to impersonate. Dave Matthews’ penchant for hitting unexpected and unnecessary high notes never gets old. I still can’t tell if Steve Jenkins’ delivery is the result of a speech impediment or a heavy California accent, but either way I’m here for it. And then there’s whatever the fuck Billy Corgan is doing. But the undisputed king of the bad impression is Eddie Vedder. Despite being one of the most accomplished and talented musicians alive, and by all accounts a really great dude, no vocalist sends a crowd of dudes into low pitched incoherent wailing faster than Brother Ed. There’s really no bad song to sing in the style of Eddie Vedder, but here are the top 5: Black Black contains all the quintessential Vedder maneuvers. An initial low volume “HeeEEEEeeeeEEyyy” (a necessary vocal warmup before taking on some hardcore Vedder), a slow emotional buildup filled with just the right amount of oohs, and a dr...
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