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Pearl Jam Crap/Not Crap


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grunge was a silly made up genre anyway. I see very few common denomonators between nirvana, alice in chains, pearl jam and soundgarden. All very very different bands with almost entirely different influences.



dave
 
kained&able said:
grunge was a silly made up genre anyway. I see very few common denomonators between nirvana, alice in chains, pearl jam and soundgarden. All very very different bands with almost entirely different influences.



dave

Quite.
 
kained&able said:
grunge was a silly made up genre anyway. I see very few common denomonators between nirvana, alice in chains, pearl jam and soundgarden. All very very different bands with almost entirely different influences.



dave

They were all shite might be one common denominator Dave, with perhaps the exception of a couple of Nirvana records.
 
I must confess though that I rarely dust off the old Lp's anymore.


Haven't stood the test of time as well as say......Therapy?


:)
 
chriswill said:
I must confess though that I rarely dust off the old Lp's anymore.


Haven't stood the test of time as well as say......Therapy?


:)

Indeed not. Don't think I've made any friends here Chris but the thread title was pretty straight forward.
 
soundgarden are genius! and anyone who doesn't think so clearly doesn't like music! so there :p nirvana are quality and alice in chains have more then a few great moments, pearl jam had one great album.

Maad season are shit though. Everytime pone of there songs comes up on my computer it gets deleted. They just don't capture me.


dave
 
kained&able said:
soundgarden are genius! and anyone who doesn't think so clearly doesn't like music! so there :p nirvana are quality and alice in chains have more then a few great moments, pearl jam had one great album.

Maad season are shit though. Everytime pone of there songs comes up on my computer it gets deleted. They just don't capture me.


dave

Fair enough and I commend you on your use of words ;)
 
nowt, just i put them in the same bracket of bedroom angsty shite which an awful lot of grunge falls into, even nirvana... i like nirvana but i was there man, when kurt shot himself... NONE OF YOU UNDERSTAND OK???
 
Mallard said:
Bit late on the bandwagon there In. I think it's gone now.
Don'tcha just love it when somebody gets called on being a cock by all of two people and then starts bitching and moaning about "bandwagons"? :D

Nice to meet ya by the way :p
Nice to meet you too, cockwoggle :)
 
Easiest POLL ever.
I'd hear those nauseating words
"daddy didn't give me attention"
and I'd always add, "no he just gave me a spanking
new electric guitar and car on my 17th birthday "
CRAP
 
kained&able said:
what sort of grunger would have a mullett anyway? Grunge blew away all the mullet and poodle hairedness.

that's not really true in the states, is it? why is precisely why Kurt wrote In Bloom - which was in part a dig at the jocks who got into Nirvana. Even in this country, I knew a lot of GnR fans - hair farmers one and all - who liked Nirvana et al. "Grunge" didn't blow away anything, to be fair.
 
Dubversion said:
"Grunge" didn't blow away anything, to be fair.
I distinctly remember a lot of new haircuts, Jovi and Leppard amongst others, and Steve Albini talking about being approached by LA glam metal bands (or rather their labels) to 'make them grunge'.
 
The wonderful thing about grunge is that it is all about self-centred, whiney teenage nihilism. It's only people who were really bad who get all embarrassed about it and pretend that they can't empathise with it because they were waaaaaay to cool to ever be involved with that :p
 
saw them sunday night for the first time

:)

you 'craps' can have your opinion, i'm fairly content with mine :cool:

*doesn't admit having a bit of a weepy moment during a bit of the set*

:o:(
 
After all it's just music, personal influence and relativity to whatever.

Iron Man on a Ukelele though was a tad disturbing.

Sway was on the dance stage - he came on to some bemused indie types and had them eating out of his hand in five minutes. Excellent show.

:cool:

Mark Steel was 1,000,000 times funnier than Brand would have been.

Er.

Good weekend.

:D

(I missed the fucking fall :mad: :mad: )
 
killer b said:
rumour has it they were toss... i think smiths latest band couldn't make it, so he made up numbers with session musicians...

bless you my child, i was fuming about it

oh, gogol bordello are fucking loons :cool:
 
Pearl Jam were hardly grunge anyway. Proper grunge was stuff like Mudhoney's "Superfuzz Bigmuff" wasn't it? A lot of the stuff marketed as 'grunge' was just heavy metal in hippy clothes...

That said, I did like the song "Black" so not entirely crap.
 
RenegadeDog said:
Pearl Jam were hardly grunge anyway. Proper grunge was stuff like Mudhoney's "Superfuzz Bigmuff" wasn't it? A lot of the stuff marketed as 'grunge' was just heavy metal in hippy clothes...

exactly. Mudhoney and Nirvana were great (Mudhoney were more garage anyway). Soundgarden ,Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam were just metal in plaid shirts
 
Dubversion said:
exactly. Mudhoney and Nirvana were great (Mudhoney were more garage anyway). Soundgarden ,Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam were just metal in plaid shirts

Soundgarden I actually liked, but the other two I agree, as well as the countless numbers of even worse bands that followed, like Candlebox etc :mad:

Still, on the other hand, I have the 'grunge' thing to thank for opening up the door to loads of much better music. If it wasn't for Nirvana, I doubt I would have heard bands like the Pixies or Sonic Youth.
 
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