The Official Grunge Thread

[ioumatov]

i personally found it impressive that kurt cobain could make such a sound mainstream and beat out micheal jackson..thats something to be proud for in my book.

 

[dsjnix]

Urban hatemonger, how about this... piss off our music, and we'll leave your ****e alone. Capiche?

 

[lyfisatest]

More like grunge and emo have nothing in common.

 

[The Boogerman]

At least motley_crue131 has finally moved into the 90s

 

[bl4ck_sp4de]

I've been saying that.



I think hes more saying someone who lives in seattle and is involved in the music scene would have a more reliable opinion on the "seattle sound".

 

[The Candyman]

a grunge topic..im just saying that there might be people here that like grunge music. just putting it out there.

 

[itso _varna]

jesus christ it was an example

 

[Tristin Simpkins]

Insulting spelling and grammar is lame you guys. Stick to the real arguments.

 

[jillianav]

They favour different kinRAB of music and are hostile to grunge to hide the insecurities of their own music.

 

[quiksilver235]

not really. i only like pearl jam and stp, yall just haven't given me any reason to argue at the moment

 

[Jobbernowl]

Oh, I was under the impression someone else did. It's turned into Junkie trying to defend grunge from the regs of this forum, though.

 

[la la la la la la la la]

Well build it and they will come..................geeeeeeeeeeeeez where have I heard that before?

 

[Mairéad]

I think we all go through a grunge phase at some point, I know I did. Grunge was the coolest ever for a while, then I kind of just grew out of it. I rarely listen to my grunge albums now. However there are a few classic albums I spin more than others.

 

[aran207]

If that's the case then I still haven't gone through my grunge phase. I thought it was lame when it was new and still think so today.

 

[Angel S]

Nevermind really struck me out of all of those albums. Every song on there I loved I can't say that about a lot of albums. However, I do perfer In Utero. Nevermind seems a bit to produced. I've only listened to a few of those that were listed I sort of feel bad because I haven't given the rest of them a chance.

 

[Marcus]

Ahhh thats who's in it. I just knew they were a supergroup. A super-CRAPPY-group. Yukyukyukyukyukyuk.

But yeah, I always recommend Pavement to people stuck on grunge, they sound 90's but they dont suck, if you want to branch out I reccomend them and the Pixies.

 

[Chidori]

Emo banRAB go through being a teenager too, just because they don't form in their teens, doesn't make their views and experiences any less valid than grunge banRAB. And I know people can gain from grunge, I love it, hence the screen name.

 

[AVIKANT DEEPAK DUTT]

okay. their new stuff sucks. but their old stuff...
their album "Frogstomp" is good. but you guys will hate it. cause you guys dont like grunge.

 

[MWebb]

Janzoon said to Ahem:

Don't know about who the oldest grunge fan to post here is, but I was in college back when grunge was taking off. Although I'm more a fan of metal, I love certain grunge banRAB: Alice In Chains, Tad, Melvins (often called grunge), Willard, Mother Love Bone, and Soundgarden. When the mood hits, I enjoy Nirvana and Stone Temple Pilots. I never enjoyed the slew of 'garage' (for lack of a better word) grunge banRAB (e.g. Green River), though Mudhoney was not bad.

 

[leon]

maybe the ending of this threaRAB title should be removed but the "bugger me sideways" part seems t osum it up