The first thing you would have noticed arriving in Hyde Park last Frday to see Pearl Jam is how many more people there appear to be than were here for last year’s Hard Rock Calling weekend, the size of the crowd, a hint of mob surliness and the press of people at the front of the stage something of a concern later for a visibly worried Eddie Vedder. It’s almost 10 years to the day, after all, since nine Pearl Jam fans were crushed to death during the band’s performance on June 30, 2000, at the Rosskilde festival, over there in Denmark. No wonder at one point he looks so rattled.

As promised… Yesterday I posted Uncut’s original Top 50 Great Lost Albums. This week’s new issue of the mag will feature the responses of our readers, with another 50 albums that are currently unavailable.

Previously: Uncut Readers' Great Lost Albums Part One, Uncut's Great Lost Albums.

Mass memorabilia auction held on anniversary of Jackson's death

Matt Bellamy and friends play the Pyramid Stage

Slow out of the traps, a great American band emerge on album number five...

The Tex-Mex survivor in fighting form. And Springsteen in tow!

Smith & co’s America-conquering eighth album. Its brilliance is in its confidence...

Coppola’s latest take on family tensions is self-indulgent but beguiling...

Songwriting legend is also joined by a choir on the Pyramid Stage