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Gadfly? Well I guess Shostakovich rocks. lol No hard feelings.1. Traffic
2. Gadfly
Alive is very cool, but Jeremy always kinda creeped me out in a good way. lolI think I'm gonna go with "Alive" by Pearl Jam
I almost went with that one.Alive is very cool, but Jeremy always kinda creeped me out in a good way. lol
If you like. It was a movement, mostly in Seattle, that I think was the last great era of rock. Rock is, of course, a musical genre.can we discuss how 'grunge' isn't even a genre or sub-genre of music??
Sorry I was picking up my kid from school and I was putting a place holder answer:Gadfly? Well I guess Shostakovich rocks. lol No hard feelings.
If you like. It was a movement, mostly in Seattle, that I think was the last great era of rock. Rock is, of course, a musical genre.
Well, of course they sounded different, and you may have a point about labeling it "grunge", I just assumed people would relate. Simple as that. But some of these groups had close ties. Pearl Jam and Soundgarden were close. Listen to Temple of the Dog Hunger Strike. And Mother Love Bone was a huge influence on a lot of them.there isn't really a lot of similarity between Soundgarden and say, Nirvana that you could put them in the same sub-genre...and AiC doesn't have a lot in common with Pearl Jam
i don't know, 'grunge' has always seemed to be a lazy grouping of some rock bands that came from the same area despite sounding different
Smells like teen spirit
there isn't really a lot of similarity between Soundgarden and say, Nirvana that you could put them in the same sub-genre...and AiC doesn't have a lot in common with Pearl Jam
i don't know, 'grunge' has always seemed to be a lazy grouping of some rock bands that came from the same area despite sounding different
How is it anything but this? I get that it became so extremely popular that it tarnished its grunginess (made that word up) but it has to be the answer.
Btw, if I ever start a band the name will be Tarnished Grunge.[/QUOTE
I remember when it first played on MTV. I was away from the room but heard it and immediately was drawn to it. Thinking " Oh my God, this is amazing" lolHow is it anything but this? I get that it became so extremely popular that it tarnished its grunginess (made that word up) but it has to be the answer.
Btw, if I ever start a band the name will be Tarnished Grunge.
there isn't really a lot of similarity between Soundgarden and say, Nirvana that you could put them in the same sub-genre...and AiC doesn't have a lot in common with Pearl Jam
i don't know, 'grunge' has always seemed to be a lazy grouping of some rock bands that came from the same area despite sounding different