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Think I've played Nevermind one and a half times. Does not do a lot with me.
Ten, on the other hand, is a fantastic album.
Ten, on the other hand, is a fantastic album.
I voted Nevermind, but I love both of these albums. Definitely a tough choice for sure.
Think I've played Nevermind one and a half times. Does not do a lot with me.
Ten, on the other hand, is a fantastic album.
Lynch,
That video from Ted is funny. I'll admit that, even though I'm a huge 90s music fan. But something that is clear from your comments on Pearl Jam is that you likely haven't explored their music beyond the grungy first couple of albums. Go to youtube and listen to Pearl Jam's "In Hiding" from the album Yield. Or stuff like "Amongst The Waves" and "Unthought Known" from Backspacer. All three that I have mentioned are gorgeous, beautifully sung songs where Vedder enunciates properly and doesn't do that thing he used to do in the early 90s.
But if you still hate them I'll just chalk it up to you being bitter that grunge music killed your favourite 80s hair metal.
Orrrrrrrr that people have a completely different opinion perhaps. First bit in bold is subjective, to you they are which is good but I personally can't stand Pearl Jam and its not to do with killing some 80s band, its just that I don't like anything about their music. lol
First off, grunge didn't kill "hair metal". The genre and style ran it's course. I wish it went on longer as I'm a big fan of much of it, but times change. "Hair Metal" lasted longer than some would ever admit to and it still ticks off a number of curmudgeons, which is fine by me.Lynch,
That video from Ted is funny. I'll admit that, even though I'm a huge 90s music fan. But something that is clear from your comments on Pearl Jam is that you likely haven't explored their music beyond the grungy first couple of albums. Go to youtube and listen to Pearl Jam's "In Hiding" from the album Yield. Or stuff like "Amongst The Waves" and "Unthought Known" from Backspacer. All three that I have mentioned are gorgeous, beautifully sung songs where Vedder enunciates properly and doesn't do that thing he used to do in the early 90s.
But if you still hate them I'll just chalk it up to you being bitter that grunge music killed your favourite 80s hair metal.