David Letterman blasts Ticketmaster and introduces Pearl Jam into the Rock hall of fame

Whitaker Marshal III
  A rugged David Letterman was filling in for Neil Young as he introduced Pearl jam into the rock hall of fame the other day and Letterman used this soap box to rightfully bash Ticketmaster as the leeches they are for sucking so much money form concert goers through the years. a real ungroomed David Letterman is a huge fan of Eddie Vedder and Pearl jam often having jammed with the Pearl group through the years and having this grunge garage band on his program.

Letterman looked old and bizarre like a gray-bearded professor or clown and thus s the look and image David Letterman always longed for and was thankfully prevented by the suits at NBC and can explain why this guy was such a jerk to his staff and appeared cantankerous  way on his nightly talk program. how the hell David Letterman ever became a star in even in sympathetic America is beyond subtle consideration and thought. Vedder though is an excellent music writer and performer and his style and fame should be bigger than Darth Vader. Vedder and Letterman have issues with the corporate leeches that allow Ticketmaster a slice of revenue and profits for the entertainer and Lettermans' rant got many people thinking about these pllicies and issues for musical acts.

One can say that it was David Letterman himself who helped propel Pearl Jam into instant  stardom as he would have this obscure Eddie Vedder often on his national talk show program and letting pearl just jam all fucking night. Letterman came prepared at the rock hall of fame and let it be kn own to the world what he personally thinks of Ticketmaster and praised this band for refusing to work with the ticket broker who often unnecessary takes  a huge slice of the ticket prices and helps raise these tickets and makes them too expensive for the average fan. Vedder quickly got on stage and thanked his personal friend for the introduction,the rant,the fill in, and all David has done to help put Pearl jam into place as one of the most classic rock bands of the nineties instead of promoting Tool or Live