Album Rating: 4.5
Bro, their lyrics are usually pretty good.
"down in a hole/Jesus tries to crack a smile/beneath another shovel load"
I always loved how dark that line was
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If I were to rank the Big 4 in vox, it'd be:
Cornell
Vedder
Stayley
Cobain
Cornell had the widest range of the 4, and could hit dazzling notes. Vedder mostly stuck to baritone, and his biggest strength was his ability to stretch notes. Stayley was great, but the one issue I have with him is his vocal tone, although that doesn't make AiC's music any less great. And Kurt, well, was simply not in their league.
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Stayley is 2
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Agreed to disagree dude. He was skilled though, and sang with unique passion.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Stayley is 2 [2]
yep,
Cornell
Staley
Vedder
Cobain
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Hard
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Not into Vedder at all,prefer Cobain to him
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PJ is prob one of my Top 10 all-time bands so I'll always defend Vedder.
But yeah, opinions be opinions.
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Album Rating: 5.0
The bridge in Fresh Tendrils is literally one of the top 5 moments in grunge
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Album Rating: 4.0
If I were to Vox-rank them:
Cornell
Staley
Vedder
Cobain
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Album Rating: 5.0
Id go with that, although Vedders performance on Ten is almost unbeatable. Its just that he got progressively worse with each album.
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Album Rating: 4.5
when I was younger I would've ranked Vedder third or fourth, but over time he's grown on me quite a bit. probably 2nd behind Cornell for me at this point. Hard to beat the Staley/Cantrell harmonies though.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Vedders performance on Release is one of my top 3 all time fave vocal performances
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Album Rating: 4.5
yea he does kill it in that song
they opened with it when i saw them at Wrigley last year
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Album Rating: 5.0
I would murder to hear that song live. Thats my funeral song.
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Album Rating: 4.5
they also played State of Love and Trust, which is a top 10 Pearl Jam song imo and never gets played live
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Album Rating: 4.0
I might pick this album up for 20 anny.
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Album Rating: 5.0
fuck yeah, that was off the soundtrack to motherfucking SINGLES
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Album Rating: 4.5
^yes it was, 90s to a tee
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Drum wise, I'd say:
Cameron
Grohl
Krusen
Kinney
Bottom 2 are close though.
On bass, I'd put Mike Starr first, followed by SG's bassists, then Ament and then Novoselic.
On riffs, SG would take it for me, then AiC, then either Nirvana or PJ (it's a near tie there).
On leads, I guess I'd just put Cantrell and McCready even, then Thayil and then Kurt.
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