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carry on wayward daughter Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 4:56 pm
A style of rock music that incorporates elements of punk rock and heavy metal, popularized in the early 1990s and often marked by lyrics exhibiting nihilism, dissatisfaction, or apathy.
Grunge (sometimes referred to as the Seattle Sound) is a subgenre of alternative rock that was created in the mid-1980s by bands from the American state of Washington, particularly in the Seattle area.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 10:34 am
oooh~ thats where it came from... whee
gosh, lots of great things came from seattle...like Jimmi Hendrix! xd
But punk rock...? I always thought it was more laid back than punk was...
>_O! interesting...i can see the heavy metal aspect, but punk, eh? =3 neat~!
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carry on wayward daughter Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 4:48 pm
Czarinas Knife oooh~ thats where it came from... whee gosh, lots of great things came from seattle...like Jimmi Hendrix! xd But punk rock...? I always thought it was more laid back than punk was... >_O! interesting...i can see the heavy metal aspect, but punk, eh? =3 neat~! A lot of grunge artists {Kurt Cobain} adored punk. However, when said artists were growing up, heavy metal was popular. grunge is born of the two
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:12 pm
tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife oooh~ thats where it came from... whee gosh, lots of great things came from seattle...like Jimmi Hendrix! xd But punk rock...? I always thought it was more laid back than punk was... >_O! interesting...i can see the heavy metal aspect, but punk, eh? =3 neat~! A lot of grunge artists {Kurt Cobain} adored punk. However, when said artists were growing up, heavy metal was popular. grunge is born of the two lol >:3 i see whatcha mean~ but i always have this feeling grunge was like, the little brother of 80's Alt~ xd
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carry on wayward daughter Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:13 pm
Czarinas Knife tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife oooh~ thats where it came from... whee gosh, lots of great things came from seattle...like Jimmi Hendrix! xd But punk rock...? I always thought it was more laid back than punk was... >_O! interesting...i can see the heavy metal aspect, but punk, eh? =3 neat~! A lot of grunge artists {Kurt Cobain} adored punk. However, when said artists were growing up, heavy metal was popular. grunge is born of the two lol >:3 i see whatcha mean~ but i always have this feeling grunge was like, the little brother of 80's Alt~ xd Yeah, definately. With a little Revolution and Rebellion thrown in. Another piece of trivia: Kurt Cobain was a huge Beatles fan.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 5:17 pm
tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife oooh~ thats where it came from... whee gosh, lots of great things came from seattle...like Jimmi Hendrix! xd But punk rock...? I always thought it was more laid back than punk was... >_O! interesting...i can see the heavy metal aspect, but punk, eh? =3 neat~! A lot of grunge artists {Kurt Cobain} adored punk. However, when said artists were growing up, heavy metal was popular. grunge is born of the two lol >:3 i see whatcha mean~ but i always have this feeling grunge was like, the little brother of 80's Alt~ xd Yeah, definately. With a little Revolution and Rebellion thrown in. Another piece of trivia: Kurt Cobain was a huge Beatles fan. haha! yush~ >;3 lol oh, really? o3o! im sorta not surprised---so many artists loved the Beetles. ^^
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:40 pm
tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife oooh~ thats where it came from... whee gosh, lots of great things came from seattle...like Jimmi Hendrix! xd But punk rock...? I always thought it was more laid back than punk was... >_O! interesting...i can see the heavy metal aspect, but punk, eh? =3 neat~! A lot of grunge artists {Kurt Cobain} adored punk. However, when said artists were growing up, heavy metal was popular. grunge is born of the two lol >:3 i see whatcha mean~ but i always have this feeling grunge was like, the little brother of 80's Alt~ xd Yeah, definately. With a little Revolution and Rebellion thrown in. Another piece of trivia: Kurt Cobain was a huge Beatles fan. Ooh, I'll tuck that away in my trivia file... Though Czarinas it totally right, it seems like so many bands have listened to and been influenced by the Beatles. I easily see the relation between punk and grunge. They've both got that "Throw off convention" attitude. Grunge just doesn't seem as angry and anarchistic to me.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:57 pm
Quote: Grunge just doesn't seem as angry and anarchistic to me. maybe that's where i get confused! >__o! hn, but it makes sense, now that i think about it...
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carry on wayward daughter Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 9:09 pm
Czarinas Knife Quote: Grunge just doesn't seem as angry and anarchistic to me. maybe that's where i get confused! >__o! hn, but it makes sense, now that i think about it... Not so much anarchistic as 'just screw it'. >< I dunno. Many people get different messages. I'm sure there isn't a real way of defining any music or human expression.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 9:12 pm
tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife Quote: Grunge just doesn't seem as angry and anarchistic to me. maybe that's where i get confused! >__o! hn, but it makes sense, now that i think about it... Not so much anarchistic as 'just screw it'. >< I dunno. Many people get different messages. I'm sure there isn't a real way of defining any music or human expression. lol very philosophical~ wink but im sure your right---especially with music; its forever changing like emotions~
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 9:28 pm
tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife Quote: Grunge just doesn't seem as angry and anarchistic to me. maybe that's where i get confused! >__o! hn, but it makes sense, now that i think about it... Not so much anarchistic as 'just screw it'. >< I dunno. Many people get different messages. I'm sure there isn't a real way of defining any music or human expression. That's very true. A piece of art can mean so many different things to so many different people... but then again, it's fun to quarrell over meaning anyways. :]
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 9:55 pm
Kamikaze Kikil tourniquetsmile Czarinas Knife Quote: Grunge just doesn't seem as angry and anarchistic to me. maybe that's where i get confused! >__o! hn, but it makes sense, now that i think about it... Not so much anarchistic as 'just screw it'. >< I dunno. Many people get different messages. I'm sure there isn't a real way of defining any music or human expression. That's very true. A piece of art can mean so many different things to so many different people... but then again, it's fun to quarrell over meaning anyways. :] lol yes, it is wink
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 10:00 pm
Mmm grundge was anti 80's music, especially metal like motely crue, they were more 70's metal. And grunge wouldn't be called grunge now-a-days it'd just be alternative. You guys ever hear the bleach album? That one sounded very punk rock to me, it was fast and what not.
You ever notice how like grunge fans either go towards punk more or metal more? weird...blah.
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 10:03 pm
silentbobx Mmm grundge was anti 80's music, especially metal like motely crue, they were more 70's metal. And grunge wouldn't be called grunge now-a-days it'd just be alternative. You guys ever hear the bleach album? That one sounded very punk rock to me, it was fast and what not. You ever notice how like grunge fans either go towards punk more or metal more? weird...blah. @ latter comment... yeah, i'm more metal. weird. yes, i heard the bleach album. i loved it. the punk-iness was so refreshing with kurt cobain's voice. i might've burned out on listening to nirvana if it weren't for that album. my boyfriend gave it to me for my last birthday biggrin
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carry on wayward daughter Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 10:07 pm
silentbobx Mmm grundge was anti 80's music, especially metal like motely crue, they were more 70's metal. And grunge wouldn't be called grunge now-a-days it'd just be alternative. You guys ever hear the bleach album? That one sounded very punk rock to me, it was fast and what not. You ever notice how like grunge fans either go towards punk more or metal more? weird...blah. haha! (the little 'opposite' brother of 80's Alt) xd and yea, im more metal than punk---im still not so into punk---but metal: definitely. 3nodding
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