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Drop The Leash 10Drop The Leash 10 Posts: 7,011
edited October 2008 in The Porch
anyone else think Mother Love Bone is the transition from 80's music right into grunge? they have that sound. i was just listening to them the other day, couldnt help but notice.
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  • NewDamageNewDamage Posts: 1,913
    I hear that as well
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    me three.
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  • Drop The Leash 10Drop The Leash 10 Posts: 7,011
    .......bump!
    I will be what i could be
    Once I get out of this town


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  • suns rivalsuns rival Posts: 15,926
    MLB = the missing link between glam & grunge.
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  • not for me?not for me? Posts: 501
    To me it sounds like a grunge version of GNR. Not really glam at all, just bad ass.
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  • gozzo5058gozzo5058 Posts: 611
    i wish i could give you an opinion on that but even though i own mother love bone and green river discs, i find them painfully difficult to listen to. thank goodness that they evolved/improved with the addition of mike and ed and we got pj!
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  • Sian-of-the-deadSian-of-the-dead Posts: 8,963
    suns rival wrote:
    MLB = the missing link between glam & grunge.

    I'll second that :D
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    ... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
  • walkthamilewalkthamile Posts: 349
    gozzo5058 wrote:
    i wish i could give you an opinion on that but even though i own mother love bone and green river discs, i find them painfully difficult to listen to. thank goodness that they evolved/improved with the addition of mike and ed and we got pj!

    Amen.
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  • HawkshoreHawkshore Posts: 2,160
    not for me? wrote:
    To me it sounds like a grunge version of GNR. Not really glam at all, just bad ass.


    Very true its hard to listen to Andrew and not pick up on te Axl influence!
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  • Marcus MaximusMarcus Maximus Posts: 282
    MLB are awesome that guitar work on that album is some of stones best and the same can be said about Jeff, it was deffenitly more technical like GNR and 80's stuff. But i totally agree with the first post you can hear that its the fusion of both.
    Speaking as a child of the 90's
  • HermanBloomHermanBloom Posts: 1,764
    yep
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  • Rise-AboveRise-Above Posts: 111
    God I was just listening to this the other day and had the exact same thought. I was thinking back to the transition from Buttrock to Grunge and thought they fit in that transitionary phase really well. I know I went straight from Hair/Glam bands to GnR to all the local Seattle bands that popped up everywhere around here. It was and still is an awesome time to be in Seattle, wouldn't move for the world!
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  • pjamaholicpjamaholic Posts: 1,225
    Seems like they would have fitted in well with some of the hair band, Andrew being the flamboyant type and all. Just remember, sad that it was he died, that if he hadn't Pearl Jam would never have existed.
  • SomethingCreativeSomethingCreative Kazoo, MI Posts: 3,395
    Drop The Leash 10 wrote:
    anyone else think Mother Love Bone is the transition from 80's music right into grunge? they have that sound. i was just listening to them the other day, couldnt help but notice.


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  • itsevobabyitsevobaby Posts: 1,809
    ladygoodiva posted this on other music a while back, check it out, amazing quality for 1989.
    http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=3R5hNZx8w9A&feature=related

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  • walkthamilewalkthamile Posts: 349
    Hawkshore wrote:
    Very true its hard to listen to Andrew and not pick up on te Axl influence!

    David Lee Roth??
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