Top 5's: GRUNGE

Cylob · 11th January 2004, 17:40

1. Nirvana - Nevermind (surprise surprise)

2. Hole - Pretty on the Inside
3. L7 - Bricks Are Heavy
4. Babes in Toyland - To Mother
5. Nymphs - A Practical Guide to Astral Projection

ShyShy · 12th January 2004, 06:12

1. Nirvana: Nevermind
2. Pearl Jam: Ten
3. Alice in Chains: Dirt
4. Smashing Pumpkins: Siamese Dream
5. Stone Temple Pilots: Purple

taylormemer · 12th January 2004, 08:40

1. Hole: Live Through This
2. Nirvana: Nevermind, Best Of
I don't know much grunge bands.

Cylob · 12th January 2004, 08:42

Well, it was a brief period in history (some would say thankfully)...

ShyShy · 12th January 2004, 17:33

Hey, now, there was some great stuff that came out of that era

Can't be making fun of my local music scene like that

Cylob · 12th January 2004, 20:19

There was some great stuff. I'm just glad it went out with a bang... It was in the nature of the bands involved.

ShyShy · 12th January 2004, 22:23

Ahhhh, that was awful

Cylob · 12th January 2004, 22:38

Oh yeah.... out with a bang..... Kurt...

Well, they say americans haven't learned irony... yet.

/leaves quickly

taylormemer · 12th January 2004, 22:41

Lol, Kurt wasn't a real good singer anyway, Nirvana were good however, I just didn't think his singing was rreal good.

Cylob · 12th January 2004, 22:45

It was all part of the style - rather like punk. I admire Kurt for it, he unwittingly continued a fine British tradition...

'There are no rules'...

If Shy asks, you didn't see me...

taylormemer · 12th January 2004, 22:48

Sure thing Sweet.

ShyShy · 12th January 2004, 23:22

CYLOB!!!

ViperJackson · 19th January 2004, 04:26

The problem with the grunge period, as I see it, is that none of the big name grunge bands sounded similar at all. So, is grunge just any band from the northwest from the mid late 80s to the mid 90s? If so, you're ignoring Mudhoney, Wipers, and various other bands that are obscure but good.

RipTheSystem · 22nd January 2004, 16:56

Dirt
Piss
Puke
Spit
Crap

ertmann|CPH · 22nd January 2004, 17:10

1. Soundgarden
2. Smashing Pumpkins
3. Nirvana

Fickle · 27th January 2004, 00:01

1. Alice in Chains - Facelift
2. Nirvana - In Utero
3. Alice in Chains - Dirt
4. Pearl Jam - Ten
5. Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream

webthing · 23rd June 2004, 09:53

Soundgarden
Alice in Chains
Neil Young
Stone Temple Pilots
Mother Love Bone
Kittie
Type-O-Negitive

Grunge Links

The History of grunge

seattlemusicweb.com

http://bumptothehead.com/SeattleBands.htm

http://altmusic.about.com/od/grunge/

Which grunge band are you?

lostonline · 23rd June 2004, 13:05

I can't think of that much grunge at the moment, but Nirvana - Nevermind is up there at the top. I still occasionally, when in the right mood listen, to a bit of Nirvana (usually when driving). Hole is probably somewhere in the list too.

SKMbeat · 26th June 2004, 19:35

1 - Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream (I don't know if the're Grunge?)
2 - Nirvana - Nevermind
3 - The Screaming Trees - Sweet Oblivion
4 - The Screaming Trees - Dust
5 - Nirvana - In Utero

shakey_snake · 1st July 2004, 08:26

"Grunge" *shutters at the made for TV label* was to define it, more of an appearance than anything. A bunch of different bands with a lot of different roots were suddenly thrown together with the label "grunge", because they appeared similar enough to be marketable together, by MTV and the Recording Industry.

"grunge" as most other things (hesitates to use the word "movement" ) in recorded music since the advert of corprate rock in the mid to late 70s, could never fall into a cohesive musical category, like blues(flattened fith), jazz (classical structures over blues intervals with a unique arrangement) or punk (power cords, simple arragements).

ShyShy · 1st July 2004, 16:45

All these bands owe a lot to the king of "grunge", Neil Young

gaekwad2 · 2nd July 2004, 21:20

"I don't know...to me they sound like the 100th copy of Iggy and the Stooges.."
Buddy Bradley

dram · 27th July 2004, 03:36

ayyy what about Soundgarden!!

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taylormemer made his slipknot mask in woodwork class (Forum King) Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Adelaide, Australia Posts: 3,447	1. Hole: Live Through This 2. Nirvana: Nevermind, Best Of I don't know much grunge bands. DeviantART\|¤¤\|DS-Lair\|¤¤\|Dissectional\|¤¤\|Pearl Drums\|¤¤\|Viralsound\|¤¤\|PabUK Hey you! Don't tell me there's no hope at all. Together we stand, divided we fall.My PLAYLIST MSN: taylor.jake@hotmail.com

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12th January 2004, 20:19	#6
Cylob Forum Music King (Forum King) Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The Future Posts: 7,175	There was some great stuff. I'm just glad it went out with a bang... It was in the nature of the bands involved. Secret Snacker & Accomplished Pen Thief At:

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Cylob Forum Music King (Forum King) Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The Future Posts: 7,175	Oh yeah.... out with a bang..... Kurt... Well, they say americans haven't learned irony... yet. /leaves quickly Secret Snacker & Accomplished Pen Thief At:

12th January 2004, 06:12	#2
ShyShy Amazon Bush Woman Forum Queen Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Sticks, Queensland Posts: 8,066	1. Nirvana: Nevermind 2. Pearl Jam: Ten 3. Alice in Chains: Dirt 4. Smashing Pumpkins: Siamese Dream 5. Stone Temple Pilots: Purple

12th January 2004, 17:33	#5
ShyShy Amazon Bush Woman Forum Queen Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Sticks, Queensland Posts: 8,066	Hey, now, there was some great stuff that came out of that era Can't be making fun of my local music scene like that

12th January 2004, 22:23	#7
ShyShy Amazon Bush Woman Forum Queen Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Sticks, Queensland Posts: 8,066	Ahhhh, that was awful

12th January 2004, 22:41	#9
taylormemer made his slipknot mask in woodwork class (Forum King) Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Adelaide, Australia Posts: 3,447	Lol, Kurt wasn't a real good singer anyway, Nirvana were good however, I just didn't think his singing was rreal good. DeviantART\|¤¤\|DS-Lair\|¤¤\|Dissectional\|¤¤\|Pearl Drums\|¤¤\|Viralsound\|¤¤\|PabUK Hey you! Don't tell me there's no hope at all. Together we stand, divided we fall.My PLAYLIST MSN: taylor.jake@hotmail.com

12th January 2004, 22:45	#10
Cylob Forum Music King (Forum King) Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The Future Posts: 7,175	It was all part of the style - rather like punk. I admire Kurt for it, he unwittingly continued a fine British tradition... 'There are no rules'... If Shy asks, you didn't see me... Secret Snacker & Accomplished Pen Thief At:

12th January 2004, 22:48	#11
taylormemer made his slipknot mask in woodwork class (Forum King) Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Adelaide, Australia Posts: 3,447	Sure thing Sweet. DeviantART\|¤¤\|DS-Lair\|¤¤\|Dissectional\|¤¤\|Pearl Drums\|¤¤\|Viralsound\|¤¤\|PabUK Hey you! Don't tell me there's no hope at all. Together we stand, divided we fall.My PLAYLIST MSN: taylor.jake@hotmail.com

12th January 2004, 23:22	#12
ShyShy Amazon Bush Woman Forum Queen Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Sticks, Queensland Posts: 8,066	CYLOB!!!

19th January 2004, 04:26	#13
ViperJackson Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 25	The problem with the grunge period, as I see it, is that none of the big name grunge bands sounded similar at all. So, is grunge just any band from the northwest from the mid late 80s to the mid 90s? If so, you're ignoring Mudhoney, Wipers, and various other bands that are obscure but good.

22nd January 2004, 16:56	#14
RipTheSystem Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: FL Posts: 30	Dirt Piss Puke Spit Crap

22nd January 2004, 17:10	#15
ertmann\|CPH Forum Viking (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: The North Posts: 3,541	1. Soundgarden 2. Smashing Pumpkins 3. Nirvana

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23rd June 2004, 09:53	#17
webthing Forum King Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: South Central Pennsylvania USA Posts: 2,653	Soundgarden Alice in Chains Neil Young Stone Temple Pilots Mother Love Bone Kittie Type-O-Negitive Grunge Links The History of grunge seattlemusicweb.com http://bumptothehead.com/SeattleBands.htm http://altmusic.about.com/od/grunge/ Which grunge band are you? blabbermouth.net ~ 7bamboo.com ~ blacklabelsociety.net ~ www.shoutcast.com ~ hektik.org/gallery americasupportsyou.mil ~U.S. Iraq War Casualties ~ cellphonesforsoldiers.com ~ operationhomefront.net

23rd June 2004, 13:05	#18
lostonline Where am I? (Major Dude) Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Yorkshire, UK Posts: 680	I can't think of that much grunge at the moment, but Nirvana - Nevermind is up there at the top. I still occasionally, when in the right mood listen, to a bit of Nirvana (usually when driving). Hole is probably somewhere in the list too. Kids, you tried your best and you failed miserably. The lesson is, never try. -- Homer Simpson

26th June 2004, 19:35	#19
SKMbeat Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 8	1 - Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream (I don't know if the're Grunge?) 2 - Nirvana - Nevermind 3 - The Screaming Trees - Sweet Oblivion 4 - The Screaming Trees - Dust 5 - Nirvana - In Utero

1st July 2004, 08:26	#20
shakey_snake Forum Domo Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Everyone, get over here for the picture! Posts: 4,313	"Grunge" shutters at the made for TV label was to define it, more of an appearance than anything. A bunch of different bands with a lot of different roots were suddenly thrown together with the label "grunge", because they appeared similar enough to be marketable together, by MTV and the Recording Industry. "grunge" as most other things (hesitates to use the word "movement" ) in recorded music since the advert of corprate rock in the mid to late 70s, could never fall into a cohesive musical category, like blues(flattened fith), jazz (classical structures over blues intervals with a unique arrangement) or punk (power cords, simple arragements). elevatorladyelevatorladyelevatorladyelevatorladyelevatorladylevitateme

1st July 2004, 16:45	#21
ShyShy Amazon Bush Woman Forum Queen Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Sticks, Queensland Posts: 8,066	All these bands owe a lot to the king of "grunge", Neil Young

2nd July 2004, 21:20	#22
gaekwad2 Foorum King Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: bar2000 Posts: 11,457	"I don't know...to me they sound like the 100th copy of Iggy and the Stooges.." Buddy Bradley

27th July 2004, 03:36	#23
dram Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 9	ayyy what about Soundgarden!!

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