Riot Act is Pearl Jam's seventh studio album, released on 12 November 2002 through Epic. It followed a full tour for Binaural and a year-long break, after which the band regrouped at the start of 2002 and began writing again. It was the last record of entirely new material they made for Epic.

The music roams widely, taking in folk, art rock and experimental rock, while the lyrics turn to mortality and existentialism. Two things hang over it: the mood after the September 11 attacks, and the deaths of nine fans during the band's set at Roskilde Festival in 2000. A politically charged tour followed in 2003. Reviews were mostly positive, and the album has gone gold in the United States. It is worth hearing as a more reflective, searching chapter in the band's story.

Riot Act: tracklist, credits and charts

15 tracks · 54:15

Tracklist

  1. 1Can’t KeepEddie Vedder3:39
  2. 2Save YouAment, Cameron, Gossard, McCready, Vedder3:50
  3. 3Love Boat CaptainKenneth “Boom” Gaspar and Eddie Vedder4:36
  4. 4CropdusterMatt Cameron and Eddie Vedder3:52
  5. 5GhostJeff Ament and Eddie Vedder3:15
  6. 6I Am MineEddie Vedder3:36
  7. 7Thumbing My WayEddie Vedder4:10
  8. 8You AreMatt Cameron and Eddie Vedder4:31
  9. 9Get RightMatt Cameron2:39
  10. 10Green DiseaseEddie Vedder2:41
  11. 11Help HelpJeff Ament3:35
  12. 12Bu$hleaguerStone Gossard and Eddie Vedder3:57
  13. 13½ FullJeff Ament and Eddie Vedder4:11
  14. 14ArcEddie Vedder1:05
  15. 15All or NoneStone Gossard and Eddie Vedder4:38
Produced by
Adam Kasper, Pearl Jam
Recorded at
Studio X, Space Studios, Studio X, Seattle, Washington, Space, Seattle, Washington
Recorded
February and May 2002
Mixed by
Brendan O’Brien
Mixed at
Studio X
Engineered by
Adam Kasper, John Burton, Sam Hofstedt
Artwork
Kelly Gilliam
Label
Epic
Length
54:15

Line-up

  • Adam Kasper · piano · guest
  • Jeff Ament · bass
  • Matt Cameron · percussion, drums (drum set), guitar
  • Stone Gossard · guitar
  • Mike McCready · guitar
  • Eddie Vedder · guitar, vocals

Singles

  • “I Am Mine” · 8 October 2002
  • “Save You” · 11 February 2003
  • “Love Boat Captain” · 24 February 2003

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 20025
Portuguese Albums (AFP) · 20023
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20023
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20024
Polish Albums (OLiS) · 20026
Spanish Albums (AFYVE) · 200220
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 200235

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia · 2002Platinum
Brazil · 2003Gold
Canada · 2006Platinum
New Zealand · 2002Gold
United Kingdom · 2013Silver
United States · 2002Gold

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