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Dyna Soar posted:worst 90s alt rock bands were garbage and that one with the bald black lady singing. pretty sure darius rucker is a dude
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William F Cuckley posted:pretty sure darius rucker is a dude pretty sure he means Living Colour
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Skunk Anansie? I'm assuming this song because of it being from Strange Days and that film has sort of a following. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc0zDfH1jog
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You guys are reaching back quarter of a century to find the shittiest band and it's hilarious. The worst bands walk among us today. They include but are not limited to - -aviici -one republic -bastille -imagine dragons -passenger
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At least 90s alternative bands had a slightly different sound most of the time. Occasionally you might confuse the Pavement for Thrush Hermit for Weezer, but you got there in the end.
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vudan posted:You guys are reaching back quarter of a century to find the shittiest band and it's hilarious. The worst bands walk among us today. They include but are not limited to - listen i realize this is a cliche at this point but loving WHITE PEOPLE
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The Grateful Dead are the worst band in history. Everything they did sounded like they were on Nyquil and ludes, and don't tell me it was just weed. Scores of potheads make vibrant, interesting music. The Dead are music for people who are scared of actual rock, folk, jazz, etc. Worse, they inspired legions of lovely jam bands.
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the grateful dead's studio tracks are pretty bad, sure, but have you listened to the live versions? they're way longer
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NESguerilla posted:Check out this cooler band jamming w Neil Young. 
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When I hear Pearl Jam I just imagine girls who look and dress like Clarissa from Clarissa Explains It All kind of spinning aimlessly through deep space while dancing.
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vudan posted:You guys are reaching back quarter of a century to find the shittiest band and it's hilarious. The worst bands walk among us today. They include but are not limited to - That welcome to the new age song by imagine dragons has to be one of the worst songs ive ever heard. What is that even supposed to be? That poo poo sounds like something a wwf wrestler would make after listening to an arcade fire record.
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whats that one band that can't do anything but irish drinking songs set to bad techno
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NESguerilla posted:That welcome to the new age song by imagine dragons has to be one of the worst songs ive ever heard. What is that even supposed to be? That poo poo sounds like something a wwf wrestler would make after listening to an arcade fire record. This dubstep remix of it is pretty cool though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppE2vQ6GEFI Jonny 290 posted:whats that one band that can't do anything but irish drinking songs set to bad techno Chumpawumpa
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I don't get the name dropping of Uma Thurman and Michelle Pfeiffer in modern songs out of the blue. Of course Walter Egan had a song about Tuesday Weld, so whatever.
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The lack of Screaming Trees love in this thread is shameful. The best Seattle/Northwest bands from 1988 to 1992 goes: TAD Screaming Trees Soundgarden Mudhoney Alice In Chains Nirvana
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Keith Atherton posted:The lack of Screaming Trees love in this thread is shameful.
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symbolic posted:ah nearleh lost yoooou I'm the fat bassist rolling on the ground
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I was listening to some Dramarama recently and they sort of seemed like they exist right between two worlds. They're not nearly 80s metal enough to be part of the 80s metal sound, but they're also just a bit too shy of being able to fall into the 90s grunge scene. That being said, stuff like Last Cigarette feels more towards the latter than the former.
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For you who didn't suffer through 1994 Hootie and the Blowfish blew up so huge so fast that that goddamn album sold more copies than Abbey Road, Born in the USA, The Wall, Purple Rain, or any Backstreet Boys/Nsync/Spice Girls release. Within 2 years they had fallen off the face of the earth.
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JediTalentAgent posted:I was listening to some Dramarama recently and they sort of seemed like they exist right between two worlds. They definitely come from more of an indie / new wave / post-punk place - not metal.
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pearl jam is pretty bad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKidDg3OFq0
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vols bitch posted:i like pearl jam The only problem is they only made three good albums. Followed by a decade of poo poo.
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Pudding Huxtable posted:Stabbing Westward was the diet Nine Inch Nails of the 90s, the kind of diet flavored with aspartame and not stevia like a good diet soda should Stabbing Westward was amazing to my 16-year-old self. I still like them (Chris Hall has a great voice) but can only take so much before I have to listen to something else. So Far Away is still a legit good song.
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in high school a buddy of mine bought some multi-disk pearl jam album and we listened to it on his sony xplod speakers in his eagle talon for what felt like several hours and it sucked and maybe conditioned me to instantly get a migraine or want to puke when i hear eddie vedder's mush-mouthed goat-calling over that awful 90s butt-rock mixing where it seems like every instrument is the exact same volume as all the others and nothing ever gets louder or quieter or has any goddamn dynamic range eddie vedder seems like he'd be cool to hang out with though
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Cymoril posted:Stabbing Westward was amazing to my 16-year-old self. I still like them (Chris Hall has a great voice) but can only take so much before I have to listen to something else. not about to openly admit to liking stabbing westward but... second half of darkest days was acutaly pretty rad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHewf4Ns-Uo
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Cymoril posted:Stabbing Westward was amazing to my 16-year-old self. I still like them (Chris Hall has a great voice) but can only take so much before I have to listen to something else. yeah same Diet NIN is lol and RE: Smashing Pumpkins, Siamese Dream remains one of my favorite albums and 
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 Yes I did mean that thank you google
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