SR-31: I see nothing, Kevin. - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Yeah Layne Staley woo!!! There not much without him though. although Cantrell always was the lead writer..

Actually William DuVall is a pretty excellent vocal substitute for Layne, but no one can ever really compare to him in the first place :(

NecronCommander wrote:

Actually William DuVall is a pretty excellent vocal substitute for Layne, but no one can ever really compare to him in the first place :(

He has a good voice. The new cd had some good material, it's just not the same.

Oh hey Necron, I'm finally getting into Mauldin, pretty amazing band.

Mauldin of the Wlal

Billy Pilgrim wrote:

NecronCommander wrote:

Actually William DuVall is a pretty excellent vocal substitute for Layne, but no one can ever really compare to him in the first place :(

He has a good voice. The new cd had some good material, it's just not the same.

Oh hey Necron, I'm finally getting into Mauldin, pretty amazing band.

Yeah, Black Gives Way to Blue has its moments but overall felt kind of uninspired. I’m still hopeful they can come up with some new material.

And awesome, which albums?

stonebeard wrote:

JJLehto wrote:

A Person wrote:

Grunge is like the terrible version of punk amirite?

lol where are you even pulling that from?

NecronCommander wrote:

stonebeard wrote:

I love "Alternative rock."Bullsh*t term, but whatevs. Gotta find the right mix of grittiness, or imperfection so it doesn't just sound like pop punk, but those hooks and attitudes can be great.

I do too, but mostly the older alternative/grunge stuff.

Originally posted by Any Colour You Like

Any Colour You Like wrote:

lol, grunge.

JJLehto wrote:

[QUOTE=A Person]Running around outside in a blizzard, not so fun actually.

Seems kinda fun

Grunge is like the terrible version of punk amirite?

inb4 punk is terrible

Yeah man, I do look pretty silly when taken out of context, or maybe your eyes are too watery to follow properly? Wink

So I got it from Ben, from Kevin, from you Shocked

Edit: Not fixing. You should know who posted what anyway

Edited by JJLehto - February 01 2011 at 22:28

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1992

Location: North America

Dates: July 18, 1992 – September 13, 1992

Main Stage: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ministry, Ice Cube, Soundgarden, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Pearl Jam, Lush

Side Stage: Jim Rose Circus, Sharkbait, Archie Bell, Porno for Pyros, Basehead, Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Sweaty Nipples, Arson Garden,Seaweed, Seam, Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E., The Look People, Stone Temple Pilots, The Vulgar Boatmen, Truly, Skrew, Tribe, The Authority, Samba Hell, Café Tacuba, Rage Against the Machine, Ice T & Body Count, Luscious Jackson, Tool, Shrunken Head.

[edit]1993

Location: North America

Dates: June 18, 1993 – August 7, 1993

Main Stage: Primus, Alice in Chains, Dinosaur Jr., Fishbone, Arrested Development, Front 242, Babes in Toyland, Rage Against the Machine

Side Stage: Tool, Sebadoh, Cell, Unrest, Mercury Rev, Mosquito, Free Kitten, Royal Trux, Tsunami, Mutabaruka, Coctails, Scrawl, Luscious Jackson, Genitorturers, Truly, Eggs, Girls Against Boys, Thurston Moore, A Lighter Shade of Brown, Glue, The Karl Hendricks Trio, Hurl, The Goats, The Runties

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A Person wrote:

I never said anything about grunge, for the record. The quotes are screwed up.

Hence my:

Edit: Not fixing. You should know who posted what anyway

Billy Pilgrim wrote:

Part the Second and some other stuff I've heard off youtube. The first song off Bath is a favorite. So far they've been much more enjoyable than Kayo Dot. I'll get the other two next.

You really need to hear Bath and LYBM in their entirety to really appreciate their beauty. My Fruit Psychobells is also very good, not quite on the same level as Bath/LYBM but still has some great material on it.

Although I’d suggest that you don’t write off Kayo Dot entirely, they have some incredibly good stuff too. Although I am a lot more fond of maudlin.

Tobeh Drivah is a pretty cool guy, eh has 2 bands and drives the rapetrain