Where we at wit da Post-Grunge ?

[DMAN]

Just a taste of the Cobain imitators licking his brain fluid off the walls, funsters.

 

[1950'sSpaceProgram]

I like Blurry quite a bit, but just that song. Staind were never good. Bush is hit or miss and Creed was always shit.

What was Audioslave? They were post-grunge right? They were ok for most of their run.

 

[UnPRePared]

I like Blurry quite a bit, but just that song. Staind were never good. Bush is hit or miss and Creed was always shit.

What was Audioslave? They were post-grunge right? They were ok for most of their run.

That was Cornell's group with the guitarist from Rage Against The Machine. They weren't bad.

Shame what happened to Cornell. Every single lead singer in music was jealous of that man's voice, myself included

 

[Dummy Gaynuts]

Just a taste of the Cobain imitators licking his brain fluid off the walls, funsters.

"Wurrrrr hurrrrrr HURRRRRRR wurrrrrr" - every post grunge vocal

 

[LockedHDD__Pot]

I haven't posted grunge since file-sharing

 

[NortheastPhilly]

Reminds me of being driven to football and wrestling practice as a youngster. My dad listened to a station that incessantly played Blurry

 

[stealthygeek]

Absolute garbage but still less embarrassing than post-punk.

What was Audioslave?

First and foremost I'd say a "superband." You're probably right though and likely one of the best exceptions to the rule. They had a shelf life but they were quality. Lotta fawkin fond memories as a Bruins fan tbhwy.

 

[TomFromNawlins]

I started driving in the mid-90s, and alt rock radio was still pretty big, so I remember the one-hit wonders (apologies if any had two hits): Toadies, Seven Mary Three, Dishwalla, Nada Surf, Spacehog, Fuel, Candlebox. I was never really a big fan, except for “Far Behind,” but the songs were drilled into my head.

Bush was Ok. Creed less so, but they were hated too much because of stupid Pearl Jam comparisons.

Does Live count as post-grunge. I actually liked Live for a bit.

Edit: I’ll admit to liking Sponge too.

 

[stealthygeek]

I started driving in the mid-90s, and alt rock radio was still pretty big, so I remember the one-hit wonders (apologies if any had two hits): Toadies, Seven Mary Three, Dishwalla, Nada Surf, Spacehog, Fuel, Candlebox. I was never really a big fan, except for “Far Behind,” but the songs were drilled into my head.

Bush was Ok. Creed less so, but they were hated too much because of stupid Pearl Jam comparisons.

Does Live count as post-grunge. I actually liked Live for a bit.

Oh fuck, this nigga's breaking out Cumbersome references.

 

[DooDooBrown]

The first concert I went to was a festival in 2001 and the lineup was:

Stroke 9
Hoobastank
Puddle of Mudd
Seven Mary Three
Incubus

Some dipshit in JNCOs kicked me in the head while he was crowd surfing.

 

[AwfulManTitTankTop]

What was Audioslave? They were post-grunge right? They were ok for most of their run.

Audioslaves first record was so good.

 

[Queefer Sutherland]

Worst shit ever.

 

[DMAN]

Worst shit ever.

Modern Country is worse than this by a long country mile.

 

[Queefer Sutherland]

Modern Country is worse than this by a long country mile.

Modern country took the worst elements from post grunge and hip hop and mashed them together. Scotch snaps, 808 beats, stupid rhymes and their live guitar players are all detuned like they're in a Korn cover band.

Actually, Kid Rock did that first (and worst) so he's like their Neo.

 

[Peckas]

Don't let the days go by
Could have been easier on you
I couldn't change though I wanted to
Should have been easier by three
Our old friend fear and you and me
Glycerine, glycerine

I enjoy Bush Gavin banged prime Gwen Stefani as well PFG

 

[Cumtown Fags]

Oh fuck, this nigga's breaking out Cumbersome references.

Easily one of the greatest butt rock songs.

 

[Uncle J’s Sink Emporium]

I started driving in the mid-90s, and alt rock radio was still pretty big, so I remember the one-hit wonders (apologies if any had two hits): Toadies, Seven Mary Three, Dishwalla, Nada Surf, Spacehog, Fuel, Candlebox. I was never really a big fan, except for “Far Behind,” but the songs were drilled into my head.

Bush was Ok. Creed less so, but they were hated too much because of stupid Pearl Jam comparisons.

Does Live count as post-grunge. I actually liked Live for a bit.

Edit: I’ll admit to liking Sponge too.

Live was good but they weren’t post-grunge. They started at the same time as Nirvana and were more like classic alternative.

 

[ChimpanZ]

Imagine how annoying Cobain would be today if he hadn’t utilized the toe trigger attachment

 

[RapistWithHIV]

Mostly shit bands, albums full of forgettable filler but decent radio singles. Lakini's Juice was a banger. I was a faggot & took a taste of the Tonic & Dishwalla. WWAWT K's Choice & the whiny vocals. Breathe it in & breathe it out, maaaaan.

Any1 remember pre-Napster using IRC to get mp3's? "@find: gay band - shit song.mp3"

 

[Stent]

That was Cornell's group with the guitarist from Rage Against The Machine. They weren't bad.

Audioslave were pretty good until Tom Morello would do his stupid gimmicky shit to ruin the songs. RATM was just Zack de la Rocha shouting so put in all the corny guitar work you want, Tom. Cornell was an incredible singer who seemed to punish himself with industry hacks and dingleberries.