Artist	Song
Nirvana	Come As You Are
from Nirvana (2002)
Stone Temple Pilots	Plush
from Thank You (2003)
Soundgarden	Black Hole Sun
from Superunknown (1994)
Smashing Pumpkins	Bullet With Butterfly Wings
from Smashing Pumpkins: Greatest Hits (2001)
Foo Fighters	My Hero
from Foo Fighters: Greatest Hits (2009)
Better Than Ezra	Good
from Better Than Ezra: Greatest Hits (2005)
Alice In Chains	Man In the Box
from Greatest Hits (2001)
Bush	Glycerine
from Sixteen Stone (2008)
Mudhoney	Touch Me I'm Sick
from Superfuzz Bigmuff (2008)
The Jesus Lizard	Monkey Trick
from Goat ((Remaster / Reissue)) (1991)
Screaming Trees	Nearly Lost You
from Ocean of Confusion - Songs of Screaming Trees 1990-1996 (2005)
Candlebox	Far Behind
from The Best of Candlebox (2006)
Clutch	Spacegrass
from Clutch (2008)
Seaweed	Wait for the Fade
from Four (1993)
PAW	Jessie
from Dragline (1993)

Comment:

While Pearl Jam has put their footprint unbelievably deep into the alt-rock landscape, the revolution wasn't theirs alone. Shortsighted critics initially (and unfairly) wrote off Stone Temple Pilots as Pearl Jam clones, thanks in part to Scott Weiland's leather-lunged growl and their grunge-by-way-of-L.A. avalanche of sound, hammered home in the epic sweep of "Plush." Somewhat miraculously, Bush managed to sidestep Britpop entirely, instead embracing their made-in-the-U.S.A. angst via the corroded elegance of modern-rock power ballad "Glycerine." And just as Britpop's two top guns, Oasis and Blur, were cast in the press as grudge-match enemies, critics — yes, those critics again — faced off Nirvana vs. Pearl Jam in the Battle for Seattle. In "Come As You Are," Cobain & co. launch a fuzz bomb of misfit anguish at a wobbly wall of feedback and [i]still[/i] manage to navigate the tightrope between psych-out and sell-out. From Soundgarden to the Foo Fighters, we've got the bands that shared Pearl Jam's stage and airwaves.

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