Best 'Grunge' type albums?....... (early 90's)

Best 'Grunge' type albums?....... (early 90's)

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cantus

922 posts

253 months

Thursday 20th December 2007
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my all time favorite album





cantus

922 posts

253 months

Thursday 20th December 2007
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And this one !!!





gbbird

5,186 posts

245 months

Friday 21st December 2007
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cantus said:
my all time favorite album



thumbup great album

Podie

46,630 posts

276 months

Friday 21st December 2007
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That's one that appears to have escaped me...

gbbird

5,186 posts

245 months

Friday 21st December 2007
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That one or The Circus Leaves Town - both well worth a listen

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JaymzDead

1,217 posts

201 months

Saturday 22nd December 2007
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gbbird said:
That one or The Circus Leaves Town - both well worth a listen

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As is Blues For Red Sun, in fact everything Kyuss have ever done with the possible exclusion of the first EP, is well worth a listen.

gbbird

5,186 posts

245 months

Saturday 22nd December 2007
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If you like Kyuss, the try Celestial Season's 'Orange' CD. 'tis good

AL666

2,679 posts

219 months

Sunday 23rd December 2007
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Sky Valley is an awesome album. I can listen to Red Sun, Sky Valley and the Circus Leaves Town all day, I wasn't really impressed by Wretch though. I've never actually thought of them as grunge, but I suppose they push some of the right buttons for the genre.

Redneck Rocket

998 posts

208 months

Monday 24th December 2007
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Nuclearsquash said:
I'd say possibly earlier Smashing Pumpkins than Siamese Dream, Gish is actually a very good album. And the B side album to Siamese Dream, Pisces Iscariot is bloody good. Have to say thought that songs like Mayonnaise, Disarm, and Soma, Today are brilliant, and personally far outclass Nirvana stuff.
Siamese Dream was one of those albums that 'changed my life'. Young lad, first music I chose & listened to myself. Disarm gets to me every time!!!

Redneck Rocket

998 posts

208 months

Monday 24th December 2007
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Glad to see Live mentioned a couple of times. Some of my favourites were the collaborations from Neil Young/Pearl Jam. I grew up in Vancouver, 3 hours North of Seattle and there seemed at one time to be a succession of Neil Young/Pearl Jam concerts at The Gorge.

Jenecomprendspas

36 posts

197 months

Monday 24th December 2007
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Hey, Neil Young, the "Godfather of grunge" wink
I was a big fan of NY&CH in the early 80's so I spose it's no dsurprise that in the 90's I got into the "Seattle sound" thumbup

: picks up guitar to play "Into the black" :

edit to fix accidental smiley, and to add Live are one of my all time favourite bands. Saw then on MTV Live on TV and went and bought Throwing Copper the next day thumbup

Edited by Jenecomprendspas on Monday 24th December 14:29

KANEIT

2,567 posts

220 months

Tuesday 25th December 2007
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Father Ted

Original Poster:

3,069 posts

248 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Well delayed response ...smokin

thanks for the suggestions !

Am now ploughing through the archive work of the 'Pumpkins , Mother Love Bone et al .....

Cheers!

FT (Old Skool Grunge Head)

music

Podie

46,630 posts

276 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Father Ted said:
Well delayed response ...smokin

thanks for the suggestions !

Am now ploughing through the archive work of the 'Pumpkins , Mother Love Bone et al .....

Cheers!

FT (Old Skool Grunge Head)

music
hehe

Also dig out the soundtrack to the movie "Singles"

Jovial Joe

371 posts

186 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Also the soundtrack to "Clerks" featuring a pretty good cover of Go Your Own Way by Seaweed and the truly immense and never to be forgotton Jesus Lizard
Kudos to the poster who mentions Paw's Dragline one of the best albums from that era with songs that encompass everthing from losing your dog to Pick ups and shark fishing
You can probably get it on a well known auction site for about 10p
Rgds

mrtomsv

771 posts

240 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Throwing a Wildcard in here..

R.E.M.s album Monster from '94 was very grunge inspired, not doubt due to Kurt Cobain's death. (He and Stipe were friends).

The track Let Me In was played on Cobain's Stratocaster and is about Stipe wanting to get into cobains mind and understand why he did it.

RobM77

35,349 posts

235 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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gbbird said:
cantus said:
my all time favorite album



thumbup great album
I've never even heard of them! eek Listening now on You Tube and love it!! biggrin Thanks yes

JaymzDead

1,217 posts

201 months

Monday 15th December 2008
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RobM77 said:
gbbird said:
cantus said:
my all time favorite album



thumbup great album
I've never even heard of them! eek Listening now on You Tube and love it!! biggrin Thanks yes
Josh Homme and Nick Oliveri from QOTSA both started out Kyuss.

gbbird

5,186 posts

245 months

Monday 15th December 2008
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Kyuss gets the thumbs up for me to - either Welcome to Sky Valley or The Circus Leaves town. Both excellent albums by an excellent album - but were't Kyuss Stoner Rock rather than Grunge?

Another good stoner/grunge album is Orange by Celestail Season - very rare, and sounds very much like Kyuss.

Also, Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger has to be one of the definitive gruyngy albums

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Edited by gbbird on Monday 15th December 09:22

minimatt1967

17,103 posts

207 months

Monday 15th December 2008
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These are my preferred choice if I'm listening to grunge;
Alice in Chains- Dirt
Sound Garden- Superunknown/Bad Motorfinger

Am I the only person who cannot stand Pearl Jam?