Best of Grunge Tournament: 1991-1996- Hail Hail wins

Other than Pearl Jam, who else is there?
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SP were so great in their prime
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they were amazing. I can't think of another band that fell off a cliff so rapidly
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(waits for it...)
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stip wrote:(waits for it...)
:lol: Matalica?
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Self wrote:I am here to vote against everything Smashing Pumpkins. Not because I don't think they belong, but because I loathe them.
same here.

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stip wrote:(waits for it...)

It's been a slow tumble. ;)
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stip wrote:they were amazing. I can't think of another band that fell off a cliff so rapidly
IMO, they were great all throughout their initial run. I recently revisited Machina and it sounds like shit but it's filled with strong songs.

Siamese Dream remains my favorite 90s rock album
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Yeah I love MACHINA. Even Zeitgeist has some decent tracks.
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i quite like adore, and there are some strong songs on machina, but even those two albums are a giant step back from SD and MC...

even gish is better than I remember. I think Billy Corgan is probably the most talented musician of that scene
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I guess. But rarely has his music moved me. There are a handful of songs but that's it. So, really what's the point? What good is it being "the best musician" of a time and place if the music doesn't affect or move you?
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Well said Joey
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theplatypus wrote:
stip wrote:they were amazing. I can't think of another band that fell off a cliff so rapidly
IMO, they were great all throughout their initial run. I recently revisited Machina and it sounds like shit but it's filled with strong songs.
I agree.
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It is actually unfair how head-and-shoulders above everything else Siamese Dream is in this tourney. It's almost reason enough to remove it.
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It's not even the best SP album.
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But it iiiiiis Chewm it iiiiiiiiis
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stip wrote:i quite like adore, and there are some strong songs on machina, but even those two albums are a giant step back from SD and MC...
Adore is their best album
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Which songs are on that one again?
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"Tragic Seamstress of the Golden Rivers"
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lol
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