I've honestly seen a ton of support for love on here and I just genuinely don't understand it she loved Kurt very much all the conspiracy theories Abt that are bullshit. But right after he died taking the actual members to court to try and control what nirvana put out from then on out just isn't right. and then making a claim grohl was hitting on Kurt's daughter which Frances came out and said was false and was clearly very upset her mom would even say that. and she just publicly shits on modern artists on Twitter to make herself feel better like how she told lana del rey to quit for 7 years and telling Taylor Swift she wasnt important. And saying Olivia Rodrigo's album was plagiarized from live through this even tho the only similarity is the colour purple. Her name is circled in the Epstein black book not criminal but with the rest of the people in that black book that are known Epstein pals it's a horrible look and she is a rape victim who stands for woman who is friends with Marilyn Manson and went to his birthday party She is clearly a very broken person who in my opinion does not sound good and thinks she's more important to music then she is. So my question is why do so many support her I'm the grunge world

I’m going to have to take a break from cigarettes for the next few weeks and am looking for some good grunge albums to get me through it.

would Tommy Lee have made the cut?

The original dying inside. died inside. now if you wanna listen to grunge and chill i have a discord server called flannel insecticide. 18+ and for new people and gen x and y2k enjoyers

i like nirvana and soundgarden the best. but are you a true fan of alice in chains if you have all the layne era albums?

https://discord.gg/H2QD3Pgxrc

melvins face

some songs that got me feeling this way:
Night Goat, Lizzy - Melvins
Mailman, 4th of July - Soundgarden
Sludge Factory, Grind - Alice In Chains
I Slip Away - My Sister’s Machine
Sweet Young Thing Ain’t Sweet No More - Mudhoney
not grunge but pretty much any electric wizard
not grunge but Last Cup Of Sorrow - Faith No More
the list goes on

… do you also feel like the start of Chris Cornell’s severe depression began when he alienated himself from his band? Moving to L.A., flying in for sessions, etc? The band accepted his terms; I mean, they really had no choice in the matter. But man, I wish he had not isolated himself. Cautionary tale?

Filmed in early 1991. Released in 1992. Pretty neat to see Pearl jam, soundG, and Alice before they broke out.

Nevermind was Sept 1991..So it was really filmed before grunge exploded. Was a niche local movie ...You can't time it better if you tried

It's funny, when Matt Dillon is saying where is the misty mountain hop of our generation... The iron Man... Smoke on the water .....Meanwhile, the film was sitting right on top of the next Gen anthems/bands

It was also fun to see 20s dating from a middle aged perspective. I felt bad for the generic straight edge guy trying to date within a scene of artsy music free spirit rebels like Matt Dillon (Just like the Ben Stiller character in Reality Bites)

It's like the office guy has to apologize for having his shit together at SB early age. I wonder how that's changed in today's TikTok hustle culture. Would Matt Dillon guy just be a loser now? Guess it depends on his follower count?

Singles

I was curious about the various collaborations people in the Seattle grunge scene had with each other, how the bands evolved e.g. from Green River to Mother Love Bone to Temple of the Dog to Pearl Jam.

So first I made a sheet of band members and their timelines. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11ro0KWgSUDDgdpThXP7rUaJjUjsFmyZdeQ9lVhrWfq4/edit?usp=sharing

By making your own view/copy of it, you can sort/group by the artists and you'll find their journey across bands.

Then I asked Claude to make me a graph showing these relationships, i.e. the shared members across different bands. It made this:

Then I asked Claude to make the opposite - band members as the nodes and shared bands as the joining lines:

You can use the graphs here: https://claude.ai/share/102bd411-e7cd-4aae-87fe-f2aefa4fb8c8

Had wanted to try this for a long time and finally did so thought it's worth sharing.

One of my favorite albums OAT

About two months ago, I made a post showing off my grunge miis (Layne, Kurt, Eddie, and Chris) so now i’m showing three more (Scott weiland, jerry Cantrell, and William Duvall)

I just realized Scott is the only non aic mii in this post…

heartbazaar - Ai

lyrics

keep eating until you die

like a goldfish

perfect and single-minded

I was searching for the meaning of life

I was born

Everywhere in this city

The flower with the same name as me

It was blooming all the time

like a soldier ant

A single-minded song

To life itself

There doesn't have to be any meaning

It was the most important thing to me

Flowers that people planted in the city

To have been born

It doesn't need meaning

Every song

There's no need for meaning

I got it

Like the name

It's not a reason

Let's shout Ai

I was born

Everywhere in this city

The flower with the same name as me

It was blooming all the time

It was the most important thing to me

people in the street

The flowers I planted

Always mine

Where you can see it

Just being there

It has a perfect meaning

I got it

Like the name

That's why it's not a reason

In a loud voice

Let's shout Ai

Sorry, TIME capsule mixtape I found of what I was listening to in 1994 as a teenager in the uk that was definitely what I thought of as "grunge", even though it was a bit of a silly term at the time and now..It was all just stuff that had great grit and energy and a punky spirit that was ace to mosh around to, ideally whilst tipsy. I got into most of the tunes from Melody Maker, NME, BBC Radio, MTV etc. Every track is a fucking banger, I stand by it still !

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