I just think it's humorous to see something like "grunge is not dead" being written in... 2007.
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Hey Snickers thanks a bunch for your help. And I think I should correct my use of Seattle Sound because most of the good grunge bands didn't even come from Seattle they came from Portland Except Nirvana, Pearl Jam and AIC.:hphones: |
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Number one if you watched the movie Hype! you'll realize nearly all the grunge bands didn't want to be big stars it sort of just happened, all of the big bands even all of the smaller bands were garage bands not intending to make it big. When you bring up songs written by other bands and songwriters this shows that the bands that re-did the song had respect towards the artist that originally made it, it's no wonder why those songs were good because those bands like Mudhoney spent days trying to make the song great and it was a very great song as well as all of the other re-did songs.:hphones: |
Man, you totally didn't counter anything anyone said with some intelligent. :hphones:
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Bite me:mad: , go back to the emo thread:finger:
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Dude, the bands never in a million years thought that grunge was going to be as big as it was, hints why most bands signed to sub-pop records or K-records never played in a big venue from 1986-1991 they always played in bars and in back of warehouses across the Pacific Northwest once Pearl Jams Ten and Nirvana's Nevermind came out all of a sudden bigger labels were trying to sign as many grunge bands as possible in hopes of finding the next nirvana as for calling most of the bands Nirvana clones is not true listen to all of the other grunge bands and you'll see almost all of them doesn't have the same sound or even the same song writing as Nirvana. Nirvana was original with everything just letting all of his emotions out as for some other bands wrote about anything and everything but it was all great stuff.:hphones:
For the best independent albums in 1994 easy one Love Battery Nehru Jacket, an epic Mono Men Sin and Tonic album, and lastly Mad Season's Above were all great albums from indie labels. You think I won't know something buddy give me your best shot. |
Nirvana weren't original. They stole their career from Pixies.
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they only stole the riff's from the pixies to make Smells Like Teen Spirts that's all no harm no foul, if I heard right the pixies didn't even mind that they did it anyway.
As for the hatemonger dude, have you ever been to seattle, Jack Endino once said when it's always raining the only thing to do is grab an instrament, go in the garage and make as much noise as possible to get all of your anger out. As for bands being dropped once a band was signed to either sub-pop or K-records usually the label kept the bands until the bands couldn't bring anymore music. Most bands stuck with their home town label with little or no dropping what so ever |
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