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the shark hunter

Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"... was STP a grunge band?  i always thought of them as more alternative than grunge.  Fash mentioned that they had a glam element which was true, but i don't associate glam with grunge ...

The Stone Temple Pilots were a difficult band to categorize the shark hunter.

... well maybe not in a general sense.  would you agree that they played rock music?
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Anonymous

Quote from: "the shark hunter"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"... was STP a grunge band?  i always thought of them as more alternative than grunge.  Fash mentioned that they had a glam element which was true, but i don't associate glam with grunge ...

The Stone Temple Pilots were a difficult band to categorize the shark hunter.

... well maybe not in a general sense.  would you agree that they played rock music?

I certainly would the shark hunter.

 ac_smile

the shark hunter

Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"... was STP a grunge band?  i always thought of them as more alternative than grunge.  Fash mentioned that they had a glam element which was true, but i don't associate glam with grunge ...

The Stone Temple Pilots were a difficult band to categorize the shark hunter.

... well maybe not in a general sense.  would you agree that they played rock music?

I certainly would the shark hunter.

 ac_smile

... i'm not sure i hear the BUCKCHERRY comparison except in that they both are rock bands.  STP was much more nuanced and sensitive than BUCKCHERRY in my mind.  i think perhaps there might have been some DAVID BOWIE influence in them though which ties into the glam element you mentioned ...
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Anonymous

Quote from: "the shark hunter"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"... was STP a grunge band?  i always thought of them as more alternative than grunge.  Fash mentioned that they had a glam element which was true, but i don't associate glam with grunge ...

The Stone Temple Pilots were a difficult band to categorize the shark hunter.

... well maybe not in a general sense.  would you agree that they played rock music?

I certainly would the shark hunter.

 ac_smile

... i'm not sure i hear the BUCKCHERRY comparison except in that they both are rock bands.  STP was much more nuanced and sensitive than BUCKCHERRY in my mind.  i think perhaps there might have been some DAVID BOWIE influence in them though which ties into the glam element you mentioned ...

Someone mentioned that Buckcherry was a glam band and that Stone Temple Pilots were not strictly grunge; they had some grunge influence.

the shark hunter

... it's funny but now you've got me thinking about who was grunge and who wasn't.  in my mind there were really only two big ones: NIRVANA and PEARL JAM.  i never really considered SOUNDGARDEN to be grunge (they were too good musically) but many people might disagree. but then again, they were from seattle, the home of grunge, so maybe they were ...
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Anonymous

Quote from: "the shark hunter"... it's funny but now you've got me thinking about who was grunge and who wasn't.  in my mind there were really only two big ones: NIRVANA and PEARL JAM.  i never really considered SOUNDGARDEN to be grunge (they were too good musically) but many people might disagree. but then again, they were from seattle, the home of grunge, so maybe they were ...

I read that Soundgarden was regarded at the time as the evolution of heavy metal, but still lumped in with the Seattle bands..



You would have a lot in common with my husband..



He likes the music from that era.

 ac_smile

Anonymous

Buck cherry....I don't see it.  Haha its funny watching a discussion about grunge. I've never really left the 90s.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Dove"Buck cherry....I don't see it.  Haha its funny watching a discussion about grunge. I've never really left the 90s.

I think the person who said that meant they both incorporated glam elements..



This is post number 12,000 for me.

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Renee

Quote from: "Dove"Buck cherry....I don't see it.  Haha its funny watching a discussion about grunge. I've never really left the 90s.


So is your wardrobe still made mostly of flannel? :laugh:



Frankly I think Buck Cherry sucks.



I don't see the correlation between them and STP either. To me STP is closer to bands like "Pearl Jam", "Soundgarden", "Candlebox" and the "Foo fighters". Even the "Goo Goo Dolls" are closer to STP than Buck Cherry.
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the shark hunter

Quote from: "Fashionista"I read that Soundgarden was regarded at the time as the evolution of heavy metal, but still lumped in with the Seattle bands..

... i totally agree with that statement.  same with ALICE IN CHAINS who to me are basically metal also.  i think AIC were a little ahead of grunge if i remember correctly ...
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Renee

Quote from: "the shark hunter"
Quote from: "Fashionista"I read that Soundgarden was regarded at the time as the evolution of heavy metal, but still lumped in with the Seattle bands..

... i totally agree with that statement.  same with ALICE IN CHAINS who to me are basically metal also.  i think AIC were a little ahead of grunge if i remember correctly ...


AIC does predate grunge somewhat but not by much. You are also correct in that they are also not a grunge band. They are "alternative metal" or even "sludge metal" at times with elements of blues and punk thrown in.
\"A man\'s rights rest in three boxes. The ballot-box, the jury-box and the cartridge-box.\"

Frederick Douglass, November 15, 1867.


the shark hunter

Quote from: "Renee"They are "alternative metal" or even "sludge metal" at times with elements of blues and punk thrown in.

... sludge metal!  lol.  there's a site i post at sometimes called METAL SLUDGE ...
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Anonymous

Quote from: "Renee"
Quote from: "Dove"Buck cherry....I don't see it.  Haha its funny watching a discussion about grunge. I've never really left the 90s.


So is your wardrobe still made mostly of flannel? :laugh:



Frankly I think Buck Cherry sucks.



I don't see the correlation between them and STP either. To me STP is closer to bands like "Pearl Jam", "Soundgarden", "Candlebox" and the "Foo fighters". Even the "Goo Goo Dolls" are closer to STP than Buck Cherry.
Noooo....I was more baggy cords, and thrift store bowling shirts. Until I went 'first wave' goth lol. I agree on the STP comparisons. Buck Cherry sucks, also. We can't leave that out. Weiland was an artist, Buck Cherry dude is a coke fueled rapist.

Anonymous

I love me some AIC. My husband does Nutshell and Heaven beside you on his acoustic.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Renee"
Quote from: "the shark hunter"
Quote from: "Fashionista"I read that Soundgarden was regarded at the time as the evolution of heavy metal, but still lumped in with the Seattle bands..

... i totally agree with that statement.  same with ALICE IN CHAINS who to me are basically metal also.  i think AIC were a little ahead of grunge if i remember correctly ...


AIC does predate grunge somewhat but not by much. You are also correct in that they are also not a grunge band. They are "alternative metal" or even "sludge metal" at times with elements of blues and punk thrown in.

What about Soundgarden Renee?