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2008.31.1
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Pearl Jam "Ten" poster, 1991

Pearl Jam, an alternative rock band, was formed in Seattle in 1990. This poster advertises the band's 1991 debut album, "Ten." Together with such bands as Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, and Nirvana, Pearl Jam was part of the grunge rock scene that was centered in Seattle in the early 1990s.
ID Number: 2008.31.1
Date: 1991
Physical Description: 1 Poster, Music; paper; 60 in.H x 40 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2008.31.1
Subjects: Performing Arts and Music, Innovation and Invention, Popular Culture

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