Grunge: A Verbal History of the Music + Subculture

[@DavidB.Rockin]

I love Screaming Trees,Mother Love Bone,and Mad Season

[@DateMike22]

I was so honored to have lived during the Grunge era 👏🏼👏🏼. What a time to be alive 🤘🏼.

[@e.p.649]

Im so sorry... I wish you lived the 60s ,70s or 80s 😂😂

[@e.p.649]

Oh... 🤘 it's not for grunge 😂 .

[@sew62880]

I was a teenager & a metalhead when Nirvana came out of nowhere. I was hooked, grunge was so different & I FINALLY had more music I could relate to, not the bubble gum pop that was huge then. I still have all my old CD's, mp3 player & Walkman that used 10 AA batteries lol!

[@Arturo-cz8mt]

An special regard to Mr. Hiro Yamamoto, without you Soungarden wouldn't be so great. ❤

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

Absolutely fabulous

[@grogu1986]

‘The beatles invented grunge’ 😂🤡

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

😂😂😂

[@LonesomeLounge]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Arturo-cz8mt]

My apologies to all the Grunge Community, I didn't know the entire talent all the Grunge Bands have. I LOVE GRUNGE. A huge hug to all of you, I hope you and yours are right. PEACE.❤

[@MeLoNHeAd00]

Loved AIC , STP , pearl jam , sound garden but....... My favorite band that somehow got thrown in was Blind Melon !

[@olocippicolo]

Never arrived that early on a vid before. Glad to see Kim and Matt here, hope Ben is doing good too ❤

[@tleeg74]

Great video

[@Shreadington]

Seeing Alice in Chains with Primus, RATM, and Tool at Lollapalooza 1993 in New Orleans was a highlight of my Jr High years. I'll never forget AIC opening with Them Bones that night.

[@dmphax]

Lollapalooza 93 in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. I was 16 & up front for AIC 🤘🤘

[@Shreadington]

@ my best friend and I were 14. Our mom's dropped us off for the whole day. RATM and Tool opened that morning and AIC then Primus closed it up. Lots of good bands there but those were the four we really went to see. We stayed the night in NOLA then drove back home Sunday morning.

[@dmphax]

@@Shreadington Tool was still on second stage at our show. Their pit was insane, nearly took a large Doc Marten to the nose, thankfully I had good reflexes back then 😂

[@edwardbliss8931]

Watching this makes me wish we had another music movement like grunge--embodying ideals like danger, recklessness, irreverence, authenticity, rebellion, etc--to shake up the mainstream again. Everything has become so safe, it's nauseating.

[@hernandoperdomogomez7531]

Awesome

[@theendisnigh4497]

Alice In Chains> every other grunge band ever

[@atomfallen2409]

I tell people that all the time.this is our music culture in the PNW Seattle to Oregon

[@Maxbev14]

The unsung heroes of grunge; Kerbdog.

[@MeLoNHeAd00]

People didnt understand those boots were because of the seattle weather.

[@natejanke3907]

What about Dave Grohl forming Foo Fighters in late '94?

[@DateMike22]

Y'all had posted this video earlier today 🤷‍♂️.

[@bok3rnes425]

Alice in Chain, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots. 5 Big Bands of Grunge movement

[@e.p.649]

The only ones... and 98% of what most of them did was ...lame.😂

[@vibetech89]

The satanic panic was also happening in that time because of black Metal and death Metal.

[@thehunter3387]

'The Beatles invented grunge' thats true. Some of their songs like 'Yer Blues' and 'Helter Skelter' sound like the grunge of their time.And also John Lennon songs like 'Cold Turkey', 'Well Well Well' are pretty grunge. John Lennon was the biggest Kurt Cobain's hero. The Beatles inspired grunge bands such as Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and especially Nirvana. And why is there no mention of Neil Young? Everyone says that he invented grunge back in the early 70s, thanks to the sound of his songs (especially with the band Crazy Horse), as well as his appearance in the form of torn trousers and plaid shirts, which were then worn by grunge bands in the 90s.

[@Arturo-cz8mt]

EUREKA!!!😊

[@Paneron1123]

tHe bEaTlEs iNvEnTeD gRuNgE! .....what?

[@WebsterA]

I think grunge marked a regression in the overal historical musical progression curve. Whatever that means.

[@brandonpoole1670]

I think I know what you are implying, but I disagree that it was a regression. To me, grunge was the culmination of rock music as art, creativity, protest, and nonconformity. The regression began in the early 2000s and has yet to recover.

[@startervisions]

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