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Originally Posted by almauro
One over-riding characterist was HEAVINESS. These bands had a thick bottom end, loud strong singers and guitarists, and marked the resurgence of hard rock...not metal. The most inventive musically was Soundgarden, playing psychedelic, progressive bluesy hard-rock/metal that has never been repeated by anyone else. Pearl Jam's 10 was the album most identified with Grunge, and consequently the most copied (Creed, Nickleback, Puddle of Mud, etc.). You may have a point about PJ not fitting the Grunge sound in their latter releases, but for me Pearl Jam and Grunge are inexplicably intertwined.
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See, that's the thing. Regarding Ten, I just don't find it to be a particularly heavy album at all. It sounds more like classic, old school rock.
But your point is taken, all the same. I see what you mean about Creed, Puddle of Mud etc. They seem to be going more for the Vedder vocal style than anything else.
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