Pencil This In: Grunge is Back!

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MUSIC
Pearl Jam, the grunge pioneers, are back in support of their new studio production Backspacer and this time around, they've teamed up with Ben Harper and Relentless 7. Featuring cuts from their current and previous releases, it is sure to be entertaining. Tonight's show is their last of this L.A. series. Starts at 7:15 at the Gibson Amphitheater.

CLASSICAL
For those that were left itching for some more classical music after watching Gustavo Dudamel's concert last Saturday, don't overlook the San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra to get a fix. You can even get the "Bowl" experience while checking them out, only not the one in Hollywood, but instead, the Canoga Park Bowl. Tonight's program features James Domine and the Symphomaniacs. The FREE concert starts at 8:15.

LEARN
Often times unnoticed, the greater L.A. area is a treasure trove of various architectural styles. Downtown is the proud home of Frank Ghery's Disney Concert Hall. Twenty minutes north, in Pasadena, one finds the Charles and Henry Greene masterpiece, The Gamble House. Pick any other direction and one is likely to find numerous other gems and styles, just as diverse as the city itself. If you want to learn a bit more about all the great architecture around us, take advantage of the Architecture Month festivities such as tonight's lecture by PATTERNS co-principal Marcelo Spina at the William M. Keck Lecture Hall at Sci-Arc. Starts at 7 PM.

ART
Today and tomorrow are the final remaining days to check out Emilia Garcia and Jose Lozano's exhibition at the ChimMaya Gallery. Garcia's work is a reflection of her views on the different experiences, phases and emotions in one's life. In contrast, Lozano's works are images of the La Brea Metro Exposition Station, featuring images of loteria cards within the context of the Metro experience. Gallery is open from 10 to 7 and don't forget that tomorrow is the last day.

MORE ART & TOYS
Lately LA has been bursting with cuteness. At 6 p.m. tonight, meet street artist Buff Monster at Kidrobot on Melrose. He will be signing his new super happy silver, pink, and black 8" Dunny. There are only 1000 of his heavy metal and ice cream inspired Dunnys available. LAist met Buff Monster at Japan LA earlier this summer and he will be showing a painting the the Three Apples: An Exhibition Celebrating 35 Years of Hello Kitty at Royal/T later this month.

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Did you guys see Pearl Jam on their Target commercial? Sell outs.

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Pioneers?!?! Really? Let me tell you something, A:having to make an account to comment on this is ridiculous,B: L.A. is the the epitome of All that is wrong with music today(aside from QOTSA ill give you that one.) Therefor your word/opinion is shit. Oh and cutting tracks with ben harper, shit man PJ is keepin it alive. And tell your stupid coke head bitches to stop walking around wearing torn jeans and flannel shirts while they listen to lady gaga on there Ipod. Someone please drop a bomb on that piece of shit town. Your all a bunch of fake collagen filled fagots who's fathers didn't even know how to drink. You inveted glam rock,emos and delusion.

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This is you should let friends type or text while under the influence.

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