Sound Bites: Pearl Jam, Madonna, Moby

January 9 -- Pearl Jam to Release Concert FootageSeattle rock band Pearl Jam will share views from its extensive touring in the year 2000 on a concert DVD/VHS planned for this year, according to sonymusic.com/artists/PearlJam. The release will not be a continuous set from a single concert — instead it will draw whole songs from numerous shows. No word yet on whether the video will include interviews or guest appearances.

Bowie, Moby to Play for Tibet HouseDavid Bowie, Moby, Patti Smith, and Natalie Merchant will top the bill at the 11th annual Tibet House Benefit Feb. 26 at New York's Carnegie Hall. The show marks the beginning of the Tibetan New Year and raises money for the organization, which seeks to preserve Tibetan culture. Emmylou Harris and classical composer Phillip Glass will also participate in the concert, which ushers in the Year of the Iron Snake.

Madonna Getting Modest?Madonna is reportedly upset at the sale of some racy lyrics she jotted in a notebook while working on her 1992 album, Erotica. Nate's Autographs, a shop in Los Angeles, is asking for $4,200 for the page, with explicit sexual lyrics. An unnamed source told U.K. tabloid The Sun, "The lyrics are quite explicit. Now [that] she's a married mother of two, Madonna is embarrassed by the whole Sex and Erotica period."