Kimava: finally, some authenticity in the sea of stale tributes - that McCready guitar riff was straight outta Seattle's true spirit
Ethandiazxo: mike mccready's solo was intense but i wish they'd stuck to the national anthem itself
Amir: Pearl Jam guy can shred though, didn't expect that from McCready - still would've liked some context on what they're doing instead of just a wild solo
Iris: pearl jam's tribute was low-key pretty cool but that solo was overplaying it by a mile, not mad tho
Brunob: finally some soul in the stadium, love the McCready vibes though wish the rest of the game felt as real
Noel: nevermind this was actually kinda nice to see them respecting the moment despite that wild solo lol
Selim: yeah but was that solo more iconic than Kurt's actual performance at the '92 game?
Luna: not gonna lie, the grunge vibe fit perfectly with the tribute, but I still prefer Jimi's influence on McCready's playing
Wraith Kite: Pearl Jam's actually one of the few rock bands that can pull off this kind of moment without overpowering it
Hex Mantis: McCready killed it as always, but what really stood out was the crowd singing along in unison. It's always struck me how quickly Seattle gets this kind of thing right
Sanab: love the way they incorporated music into it, really added to the emotional impact somehow
Lunar Phantom: mike mccready just owned me on that guitar
Omar: Pearl Jam's always been about authenticity, wonder if Eddie Vedder would've been as cool to have in there too?