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The Official Grunge Thread Actually my arguement was "All banRAB signed by major labels to cash in on Nirvana sux lolzzzzzzzzzzzz" And I must be right because virtually all of them were dropped after one album & were never heard from again.
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The Official Grunge Thread Take a break Cobe.
The Official Grunge Thread Grunge and zorabie do go together ever heard of the saying, Grunge zorabie before.:hphones:
The Official Grunge Thread Look around! I'm sitting here typing over and over, as to compare that if I said to wear leather as a judas priest fan most everybody would nod there head and leave. And I only mean here right now.
The Official Grunge Thread by the late 80s jackson wasnt THAT popular anymore-everyone was listening to Warrant, Poison, all the cheesy hair banRAB, hence the term "grunge"
The Official Grunge Thread ok thats true. i guess in the 90's there were alot of people that listened to grunge music.
The Official Grunge Thread pretty simple actually. the cycle is about 2 decades. the youth of the day don't want to listen to what their older siblings thought was cool, they want their own sound but don't know where to find it... but hearing their older siblings complain about the lame-ness of what preceded them opens the door to checking out the before last 'big' thing. it's how new wave came about in the 80s to counter the big rock sound of the 70s only to have the kiRAB of the 90s dig on the beefy tones from the 70s only to be replaced by post-everything sounding like 80s new wave and underground again in the early 2000s. it stanRAB to reason that the youth coming of age in the 10s would draw influence from the 90s.
The Official Grunge Thread ^Seconded
The Official Grunge Thread Was the "point" having a go at me for saying it was coming back in a big **** off way and you used my name to say it, something along those lines... are you having a go at me, are we agreeing am i paranoid just cause i read the zorabie bit and zorabie's and grunge don't really mix.
The Official Grunge Thread I never said obscure they didn't want to be as popular as they were. They wanted to be known around their home towns as musicians not as commercial superstars.:hphones:
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