Quick Question about the HYPE! doco

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MapleTea
MapleTea Posts: 50
edited October 2007 in Other Music
In the movie they show the Cobain vigil in Seattle...What is the song playing there? Sounds like Nirvana but i've never heard it before aside from the documentary. Where can you find it? Is it on an album?

Thanks
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  • mookeywrench
    mookeywrench Posts: 6,055
    mark lanegan - the river rise


    album: whiskey and the holy ghost
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  • pjoasisrule
    pjoasisrule Posts: 3,412
    This doesnt answer your question but the bands in that documentary are some of the worst I have ever heard. Call me whatever but the most popular so called "grunge" bands really were the only good ones.
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  • MapleTea
    MapleTea Posts: 50
    mookeywrench wrote:
    mark lanegan - the river rise


    album: whiskey and the holy ghost

    Thanks, always it was Nirvana or Kurt at least...
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  • MapleTea
    MapleTea Posts: 50
    pjoasisrule wrote:
    This doesnt answer your question but the bands in that documentary are some of the worst I have ever heard. Call me whatever but the most popular so called "grunge" bands really were the only good ones.

    Well yeh lets just just say alot them remained unknown for a reason...
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  • South of Seattle
    South of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    pjoasisrule wrote:
    This doesnt answer your question but the bands in that documentary are some of the worst I have ever heard. Call me whatever but the most popular so called "grunge" bands really were the only good ones.

    I respectfully disagree. + some of the bands weren't really grunge. I wouldn't consider the MonoMen or Gas Huffer grunge at all.

    But yes, we did see the best of the best.
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  • walkthamile
    walkthamile Posts: 349
    MapleTea wrote:
    In the movie they show the Cobain vigil in Seattle...What is the song playing there? Sounds like Nirvana but i've never heard it before aside from the documentary. Where can you find it? Is it on an album?

    Thanks

    Yeh this song spun me out for the longest time.

    When I heard it for the first time in Hype! I automatically assumed it was Kurt's song. I had'nt heard much of Lanegan at the time, only Screaming Trees.

    Well it's such an emotional song, I love it and at the same time it makes me sad, gives me that lump deep in the back of my throat.

    A sad one, but a good one...if that makes sense??!
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  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    pjoasisrule wrote:
    This doesnt answer your question but the bands in that documentary are some of the worst I have ever heard. Call me whatever but the most popular so called "grunge" bands really were the only good ones.
    I agree. the only underrappreciated "grunge" band were Mudhoney, and everyone who knew anything knew that they were great anyway. bands like Skinyard were alright but seriously, Catt Butt?
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