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What was your favorite Seattle Grunge Band?

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I didn't like them much at the time, but early Mudhoney is pretty much the only grunge that still sounds fresh to me now.

I don't think AiC really classifies as grunge - and STP was really just grunge-influenced corporate rock.
 
Originally posted by: PaulNEPats
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
How can you list Mad Season but not Temple of the Dog?
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Ehh I didn't like them. Their only good song was Hunger Strike.
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That's more or less how I feel about Mad Season 😛
Substitute River of Deceit for Hunger Strike, of course.
 
STP - if they were from Seattle. Nirvana coming in close 2nd, followed by AIC. I'm so sick of hearing Pearl Jam on the radio!
 
Originally posted by: SirChadwick
STP - if they were from Seattle. Nirvana coming in close 2nd, followed by AIC. I'm so sick of hearing Pearl Jam on the radio!
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same goes with nirvana, only time i hear AiC is on the req shows
 
Originally posted by: phantom309
...and STP was really just grunge-influenced corporate rock.
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I couldn't disagree more. STP's albums show more diversity than probably any of the other bands listed.

Grunge was as bad a misnomer as metalcore is today. What similarities do Soundgarden and Nirvana share? Alice in Chains and STP? I'm sorry, but you're deaf if you can't hear the obvious differences between these bands.
 
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