Your Favorite Grunge Band

What is your favorite grunge band?


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Fuck you.

:lol:

I'm getting old, my friend.

We haven't had a nice huge Rock / Metal festival in São Paulo in like 10 years or more. Used to have them every fucking year, lots of great stuff. I really miss the Phillips Monsters of Rock festival (last one was in 98, they brought Slayer as headliners, Megadeth, Manowar, Dream Theater, Glen Hughes, Savatage and a couple brazilian bands - Dorsal Atlantica and Korzus)
 
I'm not underestimating Superunknown. I must say that Badmotorfinger and Dirt are the essential grunge albums to own.

For sure, but I'd probably throw Nevermind in there as well. As overplayed and overhyped as it was, it's still a great album.

More people need to check out In Utero though.
 
I liked Bleach the most of all of Nirvana's albums when I used to listen to that stuff.
 
Nirvana sucks balls.

Bush shouldn't even be on the list.

It's between Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains for me. Soundgarden is fucking awesome too... gods, I can't decide between the three.

STP kicks ass also, but I never really thought of them as "grunge."
 
The only list Bush should be on is the "Shittest shitty bland late nineties post-grunge snoozefest bands" list tbh.
 
For sure, but I'd probably throw Nevermind in there as well. As overplayed and overhyped as it was, it's still a great album.
See, this is why Pearl Jam doesn't have a higher score. Since half the songs on Ten were hits, and by definition overplayed, it's suddenly not good anymore to most people. Even Flow, Jeremy, and Black are pretty amazing songs that people don't actually appreciate due to how popular they were.

Another thing that's overlooked is how great the vocals were in most of these bands. I don't think you find that in modern bands so much. Guys like Stayley, Vedder and Weiland were iconic in a way that no rock singers have touched since.
 
I wasn't aware that Bush was associated with the whole "grunge" thing. Anyhow when I first got into music I liked them, and I can still enjoy their first couple albums. Wow though, that was a long time ago...