cornell vs. vedder vs. staley

favorite grunger

  • Chris Cornell

    Votes: 14 48.3%
  • Eddie Vedder

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Layne Staley

    Votes: 10 34.5%
  • Other (specify)

    Votes: 1 3.4%
  • too cool for grunge

    Votes: 4 13.8%

  • Total voters
    29
hahaha AWESOME thread. What traits are we dicussing here?
Ima gonna go with Mr. Staley although I think Cornell is technically the better singer. Vedder is ho-hum. AiC has kicked my dick in since I first heard Man in the Box in '90 or so. Dirt and Badmotorfinger are two of the best albums OF ALL TIME so I dunno. I'm gonna go drink vodka now. Should I mix it with something or what?
 
Cornell, because he's the best singer of the three. And Soundgarden never released a bad album.

Staley was pretty good. His voice gets annoying after a while, which is why I always preferred Jar of FLies and Sap. Dirt is good, but everything else is horrible, like Pearl Jam's entire discography and Eddie Vedder's clench-teeth vocal delivery.

Nirvana had a few shining moments on Nevermind, but other than that, awful.
 
I found Jar of Flies to be atrocious, while Dirt is damn good.

Nirvana is ghastly music. I wish Cobain would've took his life a few years earlier. Sorry Nad, I say that with love.

All in all, I'm not a very big fan of the genre. Hell I probably only own 4 albums collectively from the bunch.
 
AiC's "softer" music was always much more enjoyable for me. Jar of Flies has I Stay Away, Don't Follow, and their best song in No Excuses, while Sap has Got Me Wrong and Am I Inside.

Dirt is good, for sure, but it suffers from filler killer. I love Angry Chair...woah.
 
junkhead, godsmack, hate to feel, sickman=filler
rooster, them bones, dam that river, angry chair, would?=killer
 
Staley, since his voice was the soundtrack to an angst-filled 9th grade year on the football team. Cornell is disqualified due to his involvemnet with Audioslave
 
I hate Cornell. His solo album is the worst piece of shit I've ever heard. That or any Audioslave album. But Soundgarden is ok I'll admit.

I'd go with Staley but in fact I don't *really* like any.
 
While they've all produced some gems, they've also all produced a lot of stuff that was somewhere between mediocre and shit. The same can certainly be said of Nirvana but I think Nirvana happened to produce more gems among their crap (maybe not by percent, but overall).
 
Staley. I mean, come on.

Jerry Cantrell is my favorite musician from that whole scene among many greats, and nobody can deny how incredibly innovative The Zig Zag Man was/is.