never considered foo fighters postgrunge but like 3 doors down nickelback etc ya and also like bush and tonic idk its a confusing subgenre for me
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Album Rating: 4.0
Well then I guess I've always disliked post grunge without even knowing it. Except Foo Fighters. I can jam them on occassion. I hate bands like bush tho.
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Album Rating: 1.0
Seeing as they definitely aren't grunge themselves, they have to be post-grunge. Foo fighters is often considered the 'greatest' that post grunge has to offer.
Also most "radio rock" or "mainstream rock" is post grunge. The rest are usually just pop rock of sorts.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Well they definitely aren't grunge, but I do not see how that means they "have to be post-grunge". Theres no logic there. [insert any band that is not grunge] is not grunge, so are they post-grunge as well?
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We've had this conversation before, Cyg. Have you checked Our Lady Peace yet?
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Are they 'post' grunge?
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I consider them to be. Their early was the best the genre had to offer IMO.
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Does that mean, gritty 'white soul' Vedder vox coupled with rawk riffs and cheesy choruses?
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Album Rating: 2.5
early OLP rules
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Thibs knows.
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Album Rating: 1.0
Well they definitely aren't grunge, but I do not see how that means they "have to be post-
grunge". Theres no logic there. [insert any band that is not grunge] is not grunge, so are they post-
grunge as well? You know what "post" means, right? And I'm sorry I assumed you knew completely
basic information regarding a famous band such as foo fighters. Like how they formed and created music
after nirvana, or moreover after the grunge movement in general (this is where the "post" comes in!).
But maybe that was asking for too much.
And since pop rock, soft rock, and metal are all off bets, what else could they be?? Hard rock? maybe,
but as a descriptor, isn't much less specific than post-grunge is.
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this is boring
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Album Rating: 1.0
We've had this conversation before, Cyg. Have you checked Our Lady Peace yet? nope
Are they 'post' grunge? yes
Does that mean, gritty 'white soul' Vedder vox coupled with rawk riffs and cheesy choruses? you could probably bet on it.
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and post-rock means rock is dead if anything
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Album Rating: 1.0
"rock" died after grunge, or maybe just before that even. (which just so happens to be around the same
time post-rock was becoming a thing, actually.)
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Album Rating: 5.0
I still love this.
Get Me Out Alive, Runnin' Scared, Divorce & The American South, You Ain't No Saint.
5 star songs.
Fuck the system!
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Cyg knows.
Grunge intended to kill the machismo of rock but it unintentionally threw the baby out with the bath water.
Grunge died and nothing has been the same since.
Fact!!!
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Album Rating: 3.2
guys i think i like this now help
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Oh, YoYo.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Only on the third song but I'm loving this album.
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