cubdog
banging through drywall
I was born in 1952 so I kind of missed out on the whole Grunge movement. I was living in Denver back then and the local FM radio force, KBCO, was at that time still playing a lot of Classic Rock with Reggae and some new music mixed in. So, while I did hear some of the classic Seattle bands I never got a steady diet of them. Also I was never a big radio guy and listened to a lot of jazz when at home.
Anyway, I've never stopped trying to expose myself to new music, new to me anyway, so I've been sampling some Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, and Pearl Jam. While I don't think I'd ever want a steady diet of Grunge, these bands and others, were certainly were capable of producing some fine music.
I'm curious about those of you who were teens around the time of the Grunge explosion. How big an impact did they have on you? Which bands did you most like and which albums were your favorites? Thoughts?
cubdog
Anyway, I've never stopped trying to expose myself to new music, new to me anyway, so I've been sampling some Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, and Pearl Jam. While I don't think I'd ever want a steady diet of Grunge, these bands and others, were certainly were capable of producing some fine music.
I'm curious about those of you who were teens around the time of the Grunge explosion. How big an impact did they have on you? Which bands did you most like and which albums were your favorites? Thoughts?
cubdog