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Getting in to more Grunge - Help!

HBK2005HBK2005 Posts: 11
edited June 2006 in Other Music
Hi There! Im a really big fan of the - Grunge Era!

.I've got Rearviewmirror: Greatest Hits 1991-2003 /
Ten 1991: / Pearl Jam 2006:

for Pearl Jam + I own Nirvana's - Nevermind 1991:

.I really want to get in to some more grunge bands!


Apart from Soundgarden + Alice in Chains.
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  • imspinninimspinnin Posts: 933
    Filter
    Soul Asylum
    Bush
    Better Than Ezra
    Silverchair
    Candlebox
    Blind Melon
    Nirvana
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  • reachdown12reachdown12 Posts: 693
    apart from soundgarden and alice in chains?

    Mudhoney
    Screaming Trees
    Skin Yard
    Mother Love Bone
    Green River
    The Melvins
    Tad
    Temple of the Dog
    Mad Season
    "Everyone wants to be the sun that lights up your life, but I'd rather be your moon so I can shine on you during your darkest hour when your sun's not around."
  • HBK2005HBK2005 Posts: 11
    Also could you recomend or list there best albums with - The Artist
  • Jeremy1012Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    reachdown12 wrote:
    apart from soundgarden and alice in chains?

    Mudhoney
    Screaming Trees
    Skin Yard
    Mother Love Bone
    Green River
    The Melvins
    Tad
    Temple of the Dog
    Mad Season
    I concur, also mother love bone
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  • reachdown12reachdown12 Posts: 693
    Mudhoney- Piece of Cake, Touch Me I'm Sick
    Screaming Trees- Sweet Oblivion
    Skin Yard-CZ, Toxic Shock
    Mother Love Bone- Stardog Champion, Apple
    Green River- Dry As A Bone, Rehab Doll
    The Melvins- Houdini
    Tad- Locust Throat
    Temple of the Dog-Self-titled
    Mad Season-Above
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  • mrwalkerbmrwalkerb Posts: 1,015
    there is no such thing as grunge
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  • Redsfan2144Redsfan2144 Posts: 61
    Temple of the Dog- Self-titled
    Mad Season- Above
    Screaming Trees- Sweet Oblivion
    Screaming Trees- Dust
    Stone Temple Pilots- Core
    Stone Temple Pilots- No. 4
    Neil Young- Mirror Ball
    Smashing Pumpkins- Gish
    Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream
    R.E.M.- Automatic for the People
    Silverchair- Frogstomp
    Mother Love Bone- Stardog Champion

    Those are the essential Grunge/Alternative Rock albums of the 90's other than Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Nirvana
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  • gabersgabers Posts: 2,787
    Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream

    It'll make you see heaven.
  • JOHNNY VS.JOHNNY VS. Posts: 39
    Soul Asylum - Best of the Twin Tone Years (just came out) Great underrated band, especially this early stuff. Cobain liked them.

    The Replacements - Let It Be (recently remastered, I came late to this title, it is brilliant and was released in '84. A sign of things to come).

    Screaming Trees - Ocean of Confusion (new compilation on Epic Legacy) - great band from that period, although like S Asylum, slightly before (87...), very influential among their peers at the time. Cobain and Mark Lanegan were best friends.
  • bryanfurybryanfury Posts: 460
    gabers wrote:
    Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream

    It'll make you see heaven.

    a must have!

    plus Bush's first 2 discs are great.

    and my sleeper is Quicksand (slip)
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  • Carlos DCarlos D Posts: 638
    Brutality wrote:
    Temple of the Dog- Self-titled
    Mad Season- Above
    Screaming Trees- Sweet Oblivion
    Screaming Trees- Dust
    Stone Temple Pilots- Core
    Stone Temple Pilots- No. 4
    Neil Young- Mirror Ball
    Smashing Pumpkins- Gish
    Smashing Pumpkins- Siamese Dream
    R.E.M.- Automatic for the People
    Silverchair- Frogstomp
    Mother Love Bone- Stardog Champion

    Those are the essential Grunge/Alternative Rock albums of the 90's other than Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Nirvana

    Gotta love Automatic for the people.I always think of that in the same category as Ten and Nevermind.
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  • reeferchiefreeferchief Posts: 3,569
    Check out Mark Lanegan's solo albums Winding Sheet and Whisky For The Holy Ghost, Tad - Inhaler and Infrared Riding Hood, Mudhoney everything is good by them you cant go wrong with Mudhoney, check out some Dinosaur Jr again there isnt such a thing as a bad Dinosaur Jr album(imo).
    And if you want some real grunge check out Endino's Worm, Jack Endino's band Jack along with The Melvins and Skin Yard are what you'd call the Grandfathers of the "grunge" sound, Jack produced Nirvana's debut album Bleach which is also an essential grunge purchase.
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  • IgottagoIgottago Posts: 483
    Carlos D wrote:
    Gotta love Automatic for the people.I always think of that in the same category as Ten and Nevermind.

    One of the best albums ever made...but grunge?? I'd hardly classify anything REM ever did as grunge.
  • Carlos DCarlos D Posts: 638
    Igottago wrote:
    One of the best albums ever made...but grunge?? I'd hardly classify anything REM ever did as grunge.

    Not necessarily grunge but it was it isn't too far from Nirvana Unplugged or Vitalogy in terms of atmosphere and lyrics.
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  • bryanfurybryanfury Posts: 460
    Carlos D wrote:
    Not necessarily grunge but it was it isn't too far from Nirvana Unplugged or Vitalogy in terms of atmosphere and lyrics.

    and definitely grunge era. that time period had a ton of great music come out of it.

    take a look at 2000-2005. doodoo. some good bands, don't get me wrong, but not the quality of music that we've listed here.
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  • NCBRINCBRI Posts: 1,902
    Like everyone said Siamese Dream is a must own. Here are 2 I didn't see mentioned:


    Hole - Live Through This (everybody hates Courtney but this is a fantastic album IMO)
    Singles the Motion Picture Soundtrack
    Brian
  • bryanfurybryanfury Posts: 460
    NCBRI wrote:
    Like everyone said Siamese Dream is a must own. Here are 2 I didn't see mentioned:


    Hole - Live Through This (everybody hates Courtney but this is a fantastic album IMO)
    Singles the Motion Picture Soundtrack

    both great calls as well!!
    those undecided, needn't have faith to be free
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