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Originally Posted by All_Tomorrows_Parties
Grunge has maintained a certain following amongst high school students through the years. I could be wrong, but I would guess this is because for the kids who are inclined to listen to rock music over rap, pop, etc., there hasn't been a really huge movement to come along that these kids could claim as their own. By this I don't mean that there haven't been popular rock acts, but no band has exploded and changed rock music in the mainstream to such an extent since Nirvana in '91. Rap-rock became popular when I was in high school, but this was a very shortlived trend and actually sounds more dated than music made nearly ten years earlier.
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That's an interesting take on it. I've wondered if the high school kids who are into grunge today are kind of like the equivalent of the kids who were really into classic rock when I was in high school. Though I have to say I don't really remember those kids attaching any particular ideology to the music they listened to.