The Official Grunge Thread

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by Ahem

Look around!
I'm sitting here typing over and over, as to compare that if I said to wear leather as a judas priest fan most everybody would nod there head and leave. And I only mean here right now.

I'm willing to bet there are way more Nirvana fans on here than Judas Priest fans.

[lucifer_sam]

that's because Judas Priest sound dated as fuck.

[Dr_Rez]

Originally Posted by Ahem

Look around!
I'm sitting here typing over and over, as to compare that if I said to wear leather as a judas priest fan most everybody would nod there head and leave. And I only mean here right now.

Im behind you. I love most of the grunge movement. I mean by the end it got kind of stale but the few years it was golden...well I loved it.

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by lucifer_sam

that's because Judas Priest sound dated as fuck.

^You see what I mean, Ahem?

[Yukon Cornelius]

My very fav music

[Ahem]

Originally Posted by Janszoon

I'm willing to bet there are way more Nirvana fans on here than Judas Priest fans.

Well just as an example. Just pick a band you think is bigger then nirvana (a lot of bands) and put it in the situation.
There's no point to any arguments, so let the thread die.

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by Ahem

Well just as an example. Just pick a band you think is bigger then nirvana (a lot of bands) and put it in the situation.

That's my point, there aren't many bands bigger than Nirvana.

Originally Posted by Ahem

There's no point to any arguments, so let the thread die.

Well it's a discussion board and this is a fairly entertaining discussion...

[Ahem]

Haha it's entertaining but it's getting pointless.

[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.

[Ahem]

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.

Thank you.