The Official Grunge Thread

[Accisej55]

Alice in Chains- Facelift/Dirt
Pearl Jam- Ten
Soundgarden- Superunknown
Nirvana- Incesticide/In Utero

There's my favourites.

[Cassie xx]

Ditto for that sir.

[Hott S]

OMGZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!!

Cobe is back.

[sky t]

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.

[Ashley(♥online♥)]

The tie-breaker for me is AiC's MTV Unplugged.

[Al A]

It's a bit cliche to hate on Soundgarden, isn't it? I mean, they were on the radio continuously during my childhood. I'm practically anesthetized to Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder's amorphous voices.

Or maybe it's the other way around.

[Naveen]

fine whatever. Just know that my goal wasn't to make a comparison asshole.

[pretty shiny things]

Nirvana and Siamese Dream era Pumpkins

[Melissa Worrall]

I'd skip past both Vs and Ten... I always gravitated around the trio of Vitalogy, No Code and Yeild as far as Pearl Jam is considered... when they started trying to find an identity beyond just angst and grew up a bit and started exploring more mature broader themes... but thats just me...

[Lucie lou]

From what Ive seen theres just as many people(if not MORE) people who listen to grunge right now in 2008 as there are kiRAB that listen to emo. For example, I dont know if its true for the rest of the country, but on Boston radio, the alternative station probably plays 3 Nirvana songs, 2 pearl jam songs, 2 stp songs, and an alice in chains song for every 1 good charlotte song. Its overwhelming. Ive pretty much avoided emo jams my whole life, as opposed to grunge which Im surrounded by. Its like the new classic rock, a whole new litter of banRAB to overplay, thus sucking out any possible enjoyment I may have once had for them.




Oh, and on a related note, anyone want to join my grunge band, "Grump-Truck"? It sounRAB alot like my other band, "Angry-Dozer". We need a drummer.