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HH Favorite Rock Album Sweet 16 (1991 to present) - #2 Dirt vs #6 Ten
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HH Favorite Rock Album Sweet 16 (1991 to present) - #2 Dirt vs #6 Ten 28 votes
2) Alice In Chains – Dirt
64%
18 votes
6) Pearl Jam – Ten
35%
10 votes
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2) Alice In Chains – DirtWould? is one of the greatest songs of the era. /contest
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2) Alice In Chains – DirtThis shouldn't be close
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6) Pearl Jam – Ten
Don't underestimate the "classic rock" vote here.dnc said:This shouldn't be close
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2) Alice In Chains – DirtYellowSnow said:
Don't underestimate the "classic rock" vote here.dnc said:This shouldn't be close
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2) Alice In Chains – Dirt
"Shouldn't" does not equal "won't".YellowSnow said:
Don't underestimate the "classic rock" vote here.dnc said:This shouldn't be close
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6) Pearl Jam – Ten
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6) Pearl Jam – Tenvery difficult choice
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2) Alice In Chains – DirtI don't understand the appeal of PJ. They're the Journey...or maybe the Doobie Brothers...of hard rock.
The grunge era never came close to equaling Dirt. The entire hard rock, or heavy metal, or whatever umbrella label you think AIC falls into, has rarely equaled it in its entire history.
Edit...You know, Journey and the Doobie Brothers didn't rely on inserted syllables, grunts, and drawn out mumbling to make the lyrics fit the melodies. I shouldn't have insulted them with that comparison. -
2) Alice In Chains – Dirt
I first heard AiC on the KISW New Music Hour (rip) in 1989 or 1990, with a booter of Queen of the Rodeo. Hooked. I bought Facelift when it was released. However, there's a lot of AiC songs I just don't like that much. But that's just a taste preference. Their musicianship is undeniable, with the vocals being the biggest differentiator.chuck said:I don't understand the appeal of PJ. They're the Journey...or maybe the Doobie Brothers...of hard rock.
The grunge era never came close to equaling Dirt. The entire hard rock, or heavy metal, or whatever umbrella label you think AIC falls into, has rarely equaled it in its entire history. -
2) Alice In Chains – Dirt
Yep Layne and Jerry's harmonies are next level. It's what sets them apart from anything else in the era.GrundleStiltzkin said:
I first heard AiC on the KISW New Music Hour (rip) in 1989 or 1990, with a booter of Queen of the Rodeo. Hooked. I bought Facelift when it was released. However, there's a lot of AiC songs I just don't like that much. But that's just a taste preference. Their musicianship is undeniable, with the vocals being the biggest differentiator.chuck said:I don't understand the appeal of PJ. They're the Journey...or maybe the Doobie Brothers...of hard rock.
The grunge era never came close to equaling Dirt. The entire hard rock, or heavy metal, or whatever umbrella label you think AIC falls into, has rarely equaled it in its entire history.
