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Pearl Jam are the greatest band to make music. Kurt Cobain very over rated. Nevermind was basically a pop album and that's why it sold. Smashing pumpkins are also incredible. I regard Billy Corgan as one of the most important songwriters of the last 50 years. |
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Pearl Jam top but I'm not sure they could still be considered Grunge. Soundgarden, Nirvana and Screaming Trees my other favourites of the genre.
Can't remember the classifications for Annihilator, Coroner and Suicidal Tendencies but I still loved them all, amongst others  |
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"For me I'd prefer Pearl Jam  to Nirvana lol ?? My abs fav tune has to be Shine on you Crazy Diamond, Pink Floyd.. That's me "
Pearl Jam live with Ben Harper - Indifference. Unbelievable brilliance!! |
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"Pearl Jam top but I'm not sure they could still be considered Grunge. Soundgarden, Nirvana and Screaming Trees my other favourites of the genre.
Can't remember the classifications for Annihilator, Coroner and Suicidal Tendencies but I still loved them all, amongst others "
. My first ever give was suicidal tendencies , followed by megadeth then slayer |
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By *ixpackCouple
over a year ago
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"I always thought that Jimi Hendrix started grunge
Obviously NIRVANA gets a mention
L7 "Pretending We're Dead" on THE WORD is my fav grunge performance"
Saw L7 years ago..they supported Faith No More..great night! |
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Soundgarden, Pearl jam, Temple of the Dog, Nirvana, Queens of the stone age and Audioslave
Was at a gig recently like a tribute to the music of Chris Cornell, it was absolutely amazing. That man is such a loss to the world of music |
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Saw Alice in chains in the ulster hall many moons ago...grew up listening to grunge and that whole Seattle scene.
Pearl jam, soundgarden, temple of the dog, nirvana.
Love a bit of 80s rock aswell and twisted sister we're not gona make it lol |
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Im actually gonna say it. First album by Hole and Courtney Love was exceptional. Was also a massive fan of Faith No More (not grunge i know) also Check out Neil Young "Mirrorball" with Pearl Jam as backing band. Sonic Youth and the Pixies too. God i loved being a 90s teenager. Kids today will never know how good we had it music wise |
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"Im actually gonna say it. First album by Hole and Courtney Love was exceptional. Was also a massive fan of Faith No More (not grunge i know) also Check out Neil Young "Mirrorball" with Pearl Jam as backing band. Sonic Youth and the Pixies too. God i loved being a 90s teenager. Kids today will never know how good we had it music wise"
Check out Chris Morris' parody Pixies song Motherbanger. Best parody song ever. |
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Stone temple pilots , dinasaur jnr, but the best band in the world goes to rage against the machine. Saw them in the tivoli years and years ago.
Prophets of rage seem good too as I am a huge cypress hill fan.
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By *ateniteCouple
over a year ago
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All of the above but Pearl Jam are stand out for me.
I was a Nirvana fan, and still like all the old reliables, Smells Like Teen Spirit etc. But having seen a few documentaries and listened to a few podcasts about Kurt Cobain I've really been turned off him. He comes across as a child m***sting, self centred prick.....harsh I know, but sure look it, isn't that it. |
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"Soundgarden, Pearl jam, Temple of the Dog, Nirvana, Queens of the stone age and Audioslave
Was at a gig recently like a tribute to the music of Chris Cornell, it was absolutely amazing. That man is such a loss to the world of music"
As you mentioned Queens of the Stone Age, you might want to check out another of my favourites, which was where Josh Homme was actually good (just my opinion). Think is classified as stoner metal or something but Kyuss were brilliant. Albums Blues for the Red Sun and Circus Comes to Town are their best. Enjoy, if you haven't already |
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"Soundgarden, Pearl jam, Temple of the Dog, Nirvana, Queens of the stone age and Audioslave
Was at a gig recently like a tribute to the music of Chris Cornell, it was absolutely amazing. That man is such a loss to the world of music
As you mentioned Queens of the Stone Age, you might want to check out another of my favourites, which was where Josh Homme was actually good (just my opinion). Think is classified as stoner metal or something but Kyuss were brilliant. Albums Blues for the Red Sun and Circus Comes to Town are their best. Enjoy, if you haven't already "
Josh Homme ... Yes  amazing |
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That was a great decade for music. Sunstroke in Dalymount in 94 was great, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Therapy?, Frank Black and Helmet. A rake of cans followed by several hours sweaty moshing. |
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"That was a great decade for music. Sunstroke in Dalymount in 94 was great, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Therapy?, Frank Black and Helmet. A rake of cans followed by several hours sweaty moshing. "
YES, an amazing day. I remember Therapy rocking it, even more so than the Chillis. |
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By *ixpackCouple
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"That was a great decade for music. Sunstroke in Dalymount in 94 was great, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Therapy?, Frank Black and Helmet. A rake of cans followed by several hours sweaty moshing.
YES, an amazing day. I remember Therapy rocking it, even more so than the Chillis."
Eh..Chillis pulled out of that festival at last minute..Faith no More headlined. They were great..as always! |
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"That was a great decade for music. Sunstroke in Dalymount in 94 was great, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Therapy?, Frank Black and Helmet. A rake of cans followed by several hours sweaty moshing.
YES, an amazing day. I remember Therapy rocking it, even more so than the Chillis.
Eh..Chillis pulled out of that festival at last minute..Faith no More headlined. They were great..as always! "
That was the year before. Sonic Youth played too.
94 was Chillis, Therapy, Ice Cube (I think), Helmet.
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Lol... I know I was d*unk but I'm pretty sure I'd remember if the Chili Peppers didn't show up
Agreed... Therapy? rocked it, still one of my favourite bands, saw them last year. |
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"Lol... I know I was d*unk but I'm pretty sure I'd remember if the Chili Peppers didn't show up
Agreed... Therapy? rocked it, still one of my favourite bands, saw them last year."
Ah! Didnt realise they headlined the next year. Nineties a distant blur at this stage. Saw the chillis a few times..always thought they were crap live. Liked Therapy?!. Anyone remember my little funhouse?..wonder what happened to them..its like they fell off the planet. |
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