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[goatwack]

 

[bebo67]

90s music won't be bettered

Yellow Ledbetter! I was so OBSESSED with Eddie Vedder. I thought he was the most sexiest man alive, that I met and spent 9 years with a guy that looks almost 100% like him. Those were the worse 9 years of my life. Watch what you wish for right?

 

[Playford7]

As I’m on codeine for my back I thought this was rather appropriate

 

[bebo67]

@goatwack You're probably too young for these guys? Another 90's, but they weren't around long. He od'd. They were effed upped when they did this video.

 

[bebo67]

As I’m on codeine for my back I thought this was rather appropriate

Get feeling fetter!

 

[steveh35]

@goatwack You're probably too young for these guys? Another 90's, but they weren't around long. He od'd. They were effed upped when they did this video.

I liked this song I bought it

 

[goatwack]

@goatwack You're probably too young for these guys? Another 90's, but they weren't around long. He od'd. They were effed upped when they did this video.

We were merely getting into Grunge, as it was hot off the press So many great bands simultaneously. My mate was into Nirvana heavily, I was into the Chilis, another into Metallica etc

Wasn't really until the latter days of grunge that I truly got into Soundgarden for example

Here's another good band of the time we hastily dismissed. It's incredible to think Daniel Johns was around 16 when doing his Silverchair thing

 

[bebo67]

We were merely getting into Grunge, as it was hot off the press So many great bands simultaneously. My mate was into Nirvana heavily, I was into the Chilis, another into Metallica etc

Wasn't really until the latter days of grunge that I truly got into Soundgarden for example

Here's another good band of the time we hastily dismissed. It's incredible to think Daniel Johns was around 16 when doing his Silverchair thing

I actually seen these guys 11 years ago! Excellent stage/light show I was 26 when Nirvana came out, and it was Pearl Jam that got me into it, and then Spoon Man from Soundgarden. The rest is history. I spent 10 years with my long skirts, Doc's and jean jacket. Lol. Many a mosh pits, and because I'm so tiny, people loved to body surf me. Music from the 70's- 2000 rocked! Nothing good since. I don't listen to grunge anymore, but def was a great time period for me...music wise, health, money,looks. It was all good

 

[goatwack]

I actually seen these guys 11 years ago! Excellent stage/light show I was 26 when Nirvana came out, and it was Pearl Jam that got me into it, and then Spoon Man from Soundgarden. The rest is history. I spent 10 years with my long skirts, Doc's and jean jacket. Lol. Many a mosh pits, and because I'm so tiny, people loved to body surf me. Music from the 70's- 2000 rocked! Nothing good since. I don't listen to grunge anymore, but def was a great time period for me...music wise, health, money,looks. It was all good

It was good for all involved, and rightly so. I wouldn't change growing up during that era for today's sh........'aurally-challenged' derps that couldn't tell a good tune from their asses

Incidentally, Daniel Johns turns 40 tomorrow! (good age )

 

[bebo67]

Another band I saw in the 90's

 

[mack341]

It was good for all involved, and rightly so. I wouldn't change growing up during that era for today's sh........'aurally-challenged' derps that couldn't tell a good tune from their asses

Incidentally, Daniel Johns turns 40 tomorrow! (good age )

Is this music called 'grunge'? I struggle with a lot of rock music almost as if they're singing in chinese, sometimes I think I'm just lacking a part of the brain required to appreciate and 'get' it. In the 80's I never got jon bon jovi, guns n roses or U2 when they were hugely popular...

But I quite liked motorhead's ace of spades so maybe there's hope for me yet

 

[goatwack]

Is this music called 'grunge'? I struggle with a lot of rock music almost as if they're singing in chinese, sometimes I think I'm just lacking a part of the brain required to appreciate and 'get' it. In the 80's I never got jon bon jovi, guns n roses or U2 when they were hugely popular...

But I quite liked motorhead's ace of spades so maybe there's hope for me yet

It's just plain old Heavy Metal, no strings attached

Grunge came out the Seattle area early '90s, so it's more of a sub-genre that 'rather took off' It's a dirtier, grimey, angstier musical form than the poodle-haired bands that preceeded it

If that makes no sense still, here's a visual representation for all it's worth

 

[mack341]

It's just plain old Heavy Metal, no strings attached

Grunge came out the Seattle area early '90s, so it's more of a sub-genre that 'rather took off' It's a dirtier, grimey, angstier musical form than the poodle-haired bands that preceeded it

If that makes no sense still, here's a visual representation for all it's worth

see I liked/could appreciate that, and sensed she was singing about a long lost love. I definitely feel I've missed something on the music front, I always thought heavy metal was bands like iron maiden and you had to shake your head a lot, headbanging [probably that has a different meaning now ] looked a bit dangerous to me

 

[goatwack]

see I liked/could appreciate that, and could sense she was singing about a long lost love. I definitely feel I've missed something on the music front, I always thought heavy metal was bands like iron maiden and you had to shake your head a lot, headbanging [probably that has a different meaning now ] looked a bit dangerous to me

Rock music is all-encompassing. There are songs that you could get violent with, and others you appreciate for their melodies/ lyrics/ meaning. Rawk's just another musical genre, to evoke different emotions in different people. I might find more musical worth in Motorhead than Mozart, it all depends

 

[mack341]

Rock music is all-encompassing. There are songs that you could get violent with, and others you appreciate for their melodies/ lyrics/ meaning. Rawk's just another musical genre, to evoke different emotions in different people. I might find more musical worth in Motorhead than Mozart, it all depends

I thought rawk was red and white kop, I'm blinking slow on the uptake tonight Is there a top 100 hits in this genre, accepted by the critics kind of thing, maybe I can get into a few more tracks other than ace of spades ?

 

[bebo67]

I came across this guy from The Voice. I'm a huge fan of his. His work is def an art form!

Tell me what you think
He sounds like Chester

 

[bebo67]

His audition on The Voice

 

[goatwack]

I thought rawk was red and white kop, I'm blinking slow on the uptake tonight Is there a top 100 hits in this genre, accepted by the critics kind of thing, maybe I can get into a few more tracks other than ace of spades ?

Start with The Beatles and work your way up

It's all subjective, and there's probably a million such lists

This one's a decent marker, a lot of Progressive Rock/ Psychedelic stuff in there. Grunge won't feature prominently in these kind of lists for example....but a lot of influential bands there

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[Playford7]

Most apt for the world today

 

[goatwack]

I came across this guy from The Voice. I'm a huge fan of his. His work is def an art form!

Tell me what you think
He sounds like Chester

I had that performance more down as Bono meets Paolo Nutini

 

[mellody]

Reading and listening to this thread makes me feel so euphoric, some sweet old tunes and a few I have never heard. Woke up this morn with this in my head! Used to love Jarvis's moves

 

[Playford7]

Can’t beat a bit of the mac, also old fleetwood Mac are superb.

 

[goatwack]

 

[goatwack]

 

[bebo67]

Can’t beat a bit of the mac, also old fleetwood Mac are superb.

I grew up in a house that was filled with country music, I knew nothing but. I will never forget my first babysitting gig. I was 11 years old, and after the family left, I took a look at their records. Wowzers, all these bands I never heard of before. Fleetwod Mac, Supertramp, ELO, Pink Floyd. I put Fleetwood Mac's Rumors on first, and the song "The Chain", became my favorite. Listening to all these new bands at the age of 11, opened up the door for my undying love of music! FYI.........I still hate Country