Is this a grunge revival?

[MikMaq]

[MikMaq]

[woodman]

Good band..added to the playlist

[Palpatine Q]

in a word.....no

nice little indie/southern rock thing going on though.

[Purge_WTF]

The disco of the 90's. Its creator took it to the grave with him in '94.

[Nirvana]

Grunge never died.  Puddle of Mudd, Creed, Staind, Alice in Chains still going.

[Palpatine Q]

Grunge never died.  Puddle of Mudd, Creed, Staind, Alice in Chains still going.

LOL.....1 out of 4 ain't bad

[Mitch]

Grunge never died.  Puddle of Mudd, Creed, Staind, Alice in Chains still going.

and Alice is no longer a grunge band.

[MikMaq]

Grunge never died.  Puddle of Mudd, Creed, Staind, Alice in Chains still going.

None of those are remotely similar to grunge. Except the one with the dead singer.

[MikMaq]

in a word.....no

nice little indie/southern rock thing going on though.

Nice job you old fuck, we're all aware there indie, my point is are they an echo of the grunge bands, which were in turn an echo of punk etc.

[Palpatine Q]

Nice job you old fuck, we're all aware there indie, my point is are they an echo of the grunge bands, which were in turn an echo of punk etc.

guess you missed where i said "Southern Rock"....i wikid them just now and hey, guess what....."southern/alternative rock band from Mississippi"...guess i knew what i was talking about 

they sound more like "the Band" than they do mudhoney...if you think that music sounds anything like true grunge, from the screaming trees to AIC, you need to get your ears checked dude.

[MikMaq]

guess you missed where i said "Southern Rock"....i wikid them just now and hey, guess what....."southern/alternative rock band from Mississippi"...guess i knew what i was talking about  

they sound more like "the Band" than they do mudhoney...if you think that music sounds anything like true grunge, from the screaming trees to AIC, you need to get your ears checked dude.

*****face palm*****

No shit there southern rock, that's the whole fucking point.

Go look up the meat puppets.

They did this song with nirvana as well.

[Palpatine Q]

*****face palm*****

No shit there southern rock, that's the whole fucking point.

Go look up the meat puppets.

They did this song with nirvana as well.

I guess I missed the part where you said "southern rock"

I could have sworn your post said "grunge revival"....call me crazy but Grunge was a seattle based sound, I'm pretty fucking sure of that....meat puppets were around before grunge.

[MikMaq]

I guess I missed the part where you said "southern rock"

I could have sworn your post said "grunge revival"....call me crazy but Grunge was a seattle based sound, I'm pretty fucking sure of that....meat puppets were around before grunge.

And grunge music wasn't a style in the first fucking place, this shit has been discussed to death on this site.

Grunge was more or less a fashion style/ where it was cool to look like a dirty hobo.

The actual music was a repeat of shit that came before it.

The merit of the style was the reason for it's existance i.e. shit going way to over the top.

[Palpatine Q]

And grunge music wasn't a style in the first fucking place, this shit has been discussed to death on this site.

Grunge was more or less a fashion style/ where it was cool to look like a dirty hobo.

The actual music was a repeat of shit that came before it.

The merit of the style was the reason for it's existance i.e. shit going way to over the top.

i get that....the flannel brigade was a manufactured thing that the bands despised.  my point is "grunge music" is universally thought of as the bands that played and formed in the northwest in the late 80's/early 90's ....i'm well aware of the influences...but the music was what it was, and it was largely based in Seattle.....if you want to make up your own definition of what grunge is so you can be "right"  have a party dude.

[Papper]

Good band..added to the playlist

Amen

[Nirvana]

None of those are remotely similar to grunge. Except the one with the dead singer.

yeah they are