I mean, on volume (of tracks played) alone, they take the prize.

But that said, I think Nirvana's Unplugged performance was a step above. If you're asking me who I like better, Pearl Jam or Nirvana, it's Pearl Jam all day long (I love Nirvana, too, but PJ has been my favorite band since they hit the scene).

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