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Old 03-06-2009, 12:05 AM   #1
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I'm not into Grunge Bands, but I'd like a question answered. Was Neil Young the one who introduced everyone that that format? It's what I heard and just want to know if that's true or not. If not, where is the origin?

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I'm not into Grunge Bands, but I'd like a question answered. Was Neil Young the one who introduced everyone that that format? It's what I heard and just want to know if that's true or not. If not, where is the origin?

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Once grunge happened ($$$$$)they paid tribute to the dude that didn't shower and said that he was the "Godfather of Grunge".
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Once grunge happened ($$$$$)they paid tribute to the dude that didn't shower and said that he was the "Godfather of Grunge".
Neil does look rather disheveled most of the time.

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Although you can't deny the staying power of AIC, you still have to harken back to the beginning to find one of the very best: Mother Love Bone

I don't say this too lightly as I was living in Seattle when the grunge movement broke and I never wanted a genre to die so badly. You couldn't take a step without hearing Soundgarden, STP, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, or Bush. To this day I can't listen to any but the first two I mentioned.
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