This single is one of pearl jams finest. I have to say the best song on the CD is Alone. Why this was never released is beyond me. If you are going to buy a single make sure you pick up this one.

You have "go" and "Elderly woman" (distinct from the vs. album). But this single it's worth it, because you have Alone, a great song with a powerful riff and solo. You can hear the two guitars, bass, drums, vocals and everything it's played perfectly and mixed. The solo and interlude show how good composers are Mike and Stone when we talk about music. Everyone knows that pearl jam's singles worth it for the B-sides. I own a lot of singles, but this is a must have in your pearl jam's collection.

Buy it! You'll never be disappointed with "alone".

"Go" is a classic Pearl Jam rocker.It has a tight,edgy riff and a stirring chorus.To cap it all off Mike plays a brilliant, wah-drenched solo that adds to the intense fury this song produces. The b-sides are good too:"Elderly Woman" is a lilting acoustic ballad that displays Eddie's incredible vocal abilities and "Alone" has a furious stop-start riff.In addition, the lyrics for this song are very infectious and stay in your head for days.

Yes, Go was the first Pearl Jam song I heard. And then I was in love with the music forever. No other song was ever so energetic and powerful to me. Makes my heart beat so fast..I feel like..there's hope. And this song is beautiful...it stirs up a wave of feelings inside of me. It makes me worried, even though I know I'm alright..it's a great song!

Pearl Jam's "Go" is classic, a hard-driving, hard-riffing song with furious drums and urgent lyrics concerning an abusive relationship. Searing guitars help define "Go," and the song was an excellent choice to lead off 1993's Vs. album.

The unreleased version of "Elderly Woman..." on this disc sounds better than the original, at least to me, as the gentle acoustic guitar blends beautifully with Vedder's baritone. One astute reviewer earlier noted that the three songs on this CD correlate to one another, with the middle song portraying a woman who has never left her hometown, while the women in the first and third songs fled to disastrous relationships.

Finally, "Alone" is another treat from Pearl Jam. The song features a clean sound and start-stop formula in the beginning. It's reminiscent of the Pearl Jam tunes on the Singles: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, and also the tunes on Ten to a degree. Check out the middle portion of the song, where a high-pitched guitar wails and a cool rhythm guitar steams in the background. Overall, good early stuff from PJ.