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Freud did it better.

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1273253)

When I say dilute, I'm referring to the fact that a lot of people go off certain bands when they become famous, because they get fed up hearing the band on the radio or tv etc. Quite often they defend their opinion by saying the band are not all that great music wise and start to look for faults in the band. I'm not saying you guys are like this, but just saying it as a general statement based on observation over the years.

I don't know, that's not me. I mean having exposure getting airtime on the radio and making appearances on tv isn't always a bad thing. Sometimes I get use to a band, and that can come from exposure. I have different criterea for what gets on my nerves. Maybe it's the over-zealous fans that turns some people away from liking a band idk. I try to ignore that kind of opinionated fan and same goes with the opinionated critic.

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1273253)

I'm on your side as always;) Led Zeppelin were mind blowing as well but not very original music wise either.

It's if they like to steal cars just to turn them into pimpmobiles.

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1273253)

Amazing how somebody that knows jack shite about rock music and has probably only heard a couple of songs off the radio by either band, can then make sweeping statements such as the above.

Franco was the John Mayer and the Kurt Cobain of African music. He was a player who killed himself by eating too much chicken. This is true, FPK said it many times.

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Originally Posted by Urban Hat€monger ? (Post 1271007)

Grunge was an abomination of tedious bands of which Nirvana were about the only one that had any life in them.

Hey Mudhoney. :(

If Mudhoney's entire discography from 1991 onwards disappeared off the face of the Earth tomorrow would anybody even notice?

1992's Piece of Cake :)

But yeah pretty much everything after was not so good

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Originally Posted by Urban Hat€monger ? (Post 1273514)

If Mudhoney's entire discography from 1991 onwards disappeared off the face of the Earth tomorrow would anybody even notice?

Probably not, they're under the rubble. Oh well still good.

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Originally Posted by Urban Hat€monger ? (Post 1273024)

When have Pearl Jam ever rocked anything?

Neil Young

and a ukelele

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Originally Posted by Surell (Post 1272920)

Nevermind is practically a greatest hits, you couldn't sit through that?

I can only take Nirvana in small doses. Like, one or two songs at a time.

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Originally Posted by Burning Down (Post 1274035)

I can only take Nirvana in small doses. Like, one or two songs at a time.

I can understand that. I don't mind Nevermind, it's pretty good actually but it does sound exactly like a Greatest Hits to me, so I can't really judge it objectively.

I think Bleach is probably their best, but Babes in Toyland and King Snake Roost did a lot better job with grunge than they're given credit for (read: than Nirvana or Pearl Jam or Mudhoney or Soundgarden or...)