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Best Seattle 90s group

priapismpriapism Member Posts: 2,103
edited May 2017 in Tug Tavern

Best Seattle 90s group 24 votes

Nirvana
37%
Mad_SonAZDuckDennis_DeYoungUWhuskytskeetdncThe_UndertakerDude61phineasYellowSnow 9 votes
Pearl Jam
25%
drogginsTequillaMosster47ToddTurnerLIVESMiley_CyrusPitchfork51 6 votes
Soundgarden
37%
Fire_Marshall_BillSwayeThomasFremontRoadDawg55BlackieSpoonieLuvpriapism2001400exGrundleStiltzkin 9 votes
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  • phineasphineas Member Posts: 4,732
    Nirvana
    Not including Alice in chains should null and void this thread.

    That said, nirvana crushes the other options. Not choosing nirvana is just being a hipster
  • priapismpriapism Member Posts: 2,103
    Soundgarden
    phineas said:

    Not including Alice in chains should null and void this thread.

    That said, nirvana crushes the other options. Not choosing nirvana is just being a hipster

    Alice In Chains was more 80s, IMO.
  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,691
    Nirvana
    I might go AiC if they were listed as they should be.
  • phineasphineas Member Posts: 4,732
    Nirvana
    priapism said:

    phineas said:

    Not including Alice in chains should null and void this thread.

    That said, nirvana crushes the other options. Not choosing nirvana is just being a hipster

    Alice In Chains was more 80s, IMO.
    Umm
  • priapismpriapism Member Posts: 2,103
    Soundgarden
    phineas said:

    priapism said:

    phineas said:

    Not including Alice in chains should null and void this thread.

    That said, nirvana crushes the other options. Not choosing nirvana is just being a hipster

    Alice In Chains was more 80s, IMO.
    Umm
    Your probably right...

    AIC never sparked my interest.
  • phineasphineas Member Posts: 4,732
    Nirvana
    It's time we move on from "best seattle" groups and start weighing bands from the same era against one another. Stone Temple Pilots is more grunge than anything pearl Jam or soundgarden has ever done but they're never thrown into the mix because they aren't from seattle
  • BearsWiinBearsWiin Member Posts: 5,033
    phineas said:

    It's time we move on from "best seattle" groups and start weighing bands from the same era against one another. Stone Temple Pilots is more grunge than anything pearl Jam or soundgarden has ever done but they're never thrown into the mix because they aren't from seattle

    CaliGrunge >>> MossnoseGrunge

    WilsonSisters >>> AnyGrunge


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  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
    Soundgarden
    AIC
  • Pitchfork51Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 26,891
    Pearl Jam
    34-17?
  • GrundleStiltzkinGrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,496 Standard Supporter
    Soundgarden
    PurpleJ said:

    PGOS

    Had to be said.
  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,837
    Pearl Jam
    On the whole, it's Pearl Jam for me ... it was the sound that most resonated with me at the time and still the one that I enjoy the most today.

    Smells Like Teen Spirit is by far the best song from any of the bands and I love the fact that so many people really cover it now and even turn it a bit more instrumental ... the fact that it's a song that can be played so many different ways and in so many different venues/genres is a testament to the greatness of the song. But too much of the Nirvana stuff got really dark to me in a way that made them not even enjoyable to listen to.

    I liked Soundgarden but never loved them. I'll actively listen to Pearl Jam ... never really been that way with Soundgarden ... it's a nice treat when I hear anything from them but I never search them out.
  • phineasphineas Member Posts: 4,732
    edited May 2017
    Nirvana
    Tequilla said:

    On the whole, it's Pearl Jam for me ... it was the sound that most resonated with me at the time and still the one that I enjoy the most today.

    Smells Like Teen Spirit is by far the best song from any of the bands and I love the fact that so many people really cover it now and even turn it a bit more instrumental ... the fact that it's a song that can be played so many different ways and in so many different venues/genres is a testament to the greatness of the song. But too much of the Nirvana stuff got really dark to me in a way that made them not even enjoyable to listen to.

    I liked Soundgarden but never loved them. I'll actively listen to Pearl Jam ... never really been that way with Soundgarden ... it's a nice treat when I hear anything from them but I never search them out.

    The darkness is what drew a lot of people to nirvana, aic. Seriously, start from AICs first album and listen to their entire discography. It's a biography of the life and death of layne. It's basically the soundtrack of a whole generation of drug addicts. I can understand how it wouldn't be enjoyable to anyone who has never hit the lowest of the low however. I enjoy the look inside the mind of someone dying before our eyes
  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,837
    Pearl Jam
    I probably like more AIC than Nirvana from a song to song standpoint ...

    As someone that's never been into the drug scene, that dark world to me is just really hard to understand. Weed is one thing. But the hard drugs that are highly addictive and potentially leading to ODs I just don't understand why anybody would want to dance with that kind of devil.
  • PostGameOrangeSlicesPostGameOrangeSlices Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 25,958 Swaye's Wigwam
    We Die Young is the best song to come from the big four Seattle grunge bands.


    Layne in that music video versus Layne 5 years later is pretty eerie, and the song prooved to be pretty prophetic for the vocalists of that scene
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