Released 12 November 2002

Information:

Produced by Adam Kasper and Pearl Jam. Recorded and mixed at Studio X in Seattle, except for 'You Are', recorded at the Space Studio, Seattle. Recorded by Adam Kasper. Mixed by Brendan O'Brien. Engineered by Sam Hofstedt. Additional engineering by John Burton. George Webb and Greg Keplinger took care of the guitars and drums in the studio. Album concept by Al Nostreet, which I assume is a pseudonym for Stone or Ed. Or someone. Photos by Jeff Ament and Danny Clinch. Metal figures by Kelly Gilliam. 'Love Boat Captain' picture by Brad Klausen. Typing by eV, naturally.

Dedicated to John Entwistle, Dee Dee Ramone and Ray Brown.

Jeff Ament, basses
Matt Cameron, drums
Stone Gossard, guitars
Mike McCready, guitars
Eddie Vedder, vocals, guitars, ukulele

Additional Players:

Ken "Boom" Gaspar, organs
Adam Kasper, piano

Tracks:

1. Can't Keep
   

   Vedder

   
   
2. Save You
   

   Ament, Cameron, Gossard, McCready, Vedder

   
   
3. Love Boat Captain
   

   Gossard, Vedder

   
   
4. Cropduster
   

   Cameron, Vedder

   
   
5. Ghost
   

   Ament, Vedder

   
   
6. I Am Mine
   

   Vedder

   
   
7. Thumbing My Way
   

   Vedder

   
   
8. You Are
   

   Cameron, Vedder

   
   
9. Get Right
   

   Cameron

   
   
10. Green Disease
    

    Vedder

    
    
11. Help, Help
    

    Ament

    
    
12. Bushleaguer
    

    Gossard, Vedder

    
    
13. 1/2 Full
    

    Ament, Vedder

    
    
14. Arc
    

    Vedder

    
    
15. All Or None
    

    Gossard, Vedder

    
    

Trivia:

• According to Merriam-Webster OnLine, the Riot Act is
  
  

  "the Riot Act, English law of 1714 providing for the dispersal of riots upon command of legal authority
  Date: 1819"

  
  The text of the Riot Act can be found in Google's cache here.
  
  
• The Patriot Act, on the other hand, is a recent United States act that says, according to the text of HR 3162...
  
  

  "[An act] to deter and punish terrorist acts in the United States and around the world, to
  enhance law enforcement investigatory tools, and for other purposes."

  
  The text of the Patriot Act can be found (ironically enough) on the EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) site here.