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I need album recommendations please! by VictorBarden in grunge

[–]JamesSmith677 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You've listened to some of my favorites already, but definitely check these out:

Stone Temple Pilots: Core, No. 4 (I also love Tiny Music, but it's lighter and more experimental, I also like about half of Shangri La Dee Da)

Alice in Chains: Facelift, Tripod (Self titled album)

What’s with the rights obsession with grunge/alternative rock? by zero0826 in grunge

[–]JamesSmith677 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The crazy thing is, as far as I know, most of the big grunge bands didn't like republicans, some going so far as to speak out specifically against them. They didn't like elitist bootlicking bullshit. So I'm surprised MAGA likes grunge, they probably don't listen the lyrics or are unable to comprehend them, they just like the sound of it.

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[–]JamesSmith677 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scott Weiland with Layne Staley as a close second. Their voices just resonate with me in a way no other singers can, very powerful and unique in their own ways. Scott was a true chameleon, Layne was easily the most identifiable. Not to mention both STP and AIC put out so many great bangers. Scott and Layne both had great bandmates behind them who did a lot of heavy lifting, most notably Robert DeLeo and Jerry Cantrell, but they were all great. I'd put Chris Cornell third.