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Guns N' Roses or Nirvana?

This can't possibly be a serious question.

colchar wrote:This can't possibly be a serious question.

I fully agree in one way, but no doubt Nirvana changed the landscape. Like them or not (and I like some of their stuff), their place in Rock history is deserved. They killed off hair metal and led a entirely new group of kids into the grunge (sp) era. Can't deny their influence.

But oh do I love me some Guns N' Roses! Okay Colchar, Guns N' Roses or AC/DC? Think I'd have to go with the latter.

-EarlJam

EarlJam wrote:

colchar wrote:This can't possibly be a serious question.

I fully agree in one way, but no doubt Nirvana changed the landscape. Like them or not (and I like some of their stuff), their place in Rock history is deserved. They killed off hair metal and led a entirely new group of kids into the grunge (sp) era. Can't deny their influence.

But oh do I love me some Guns N' Roses! Okay Colchar, Guns N' Roses or AC/DC? Think I'd have to go with the latter.

-EarlJam

AC/DC, no question.

I'll take Quicksand over both any day. Difficult to compete with the wide-spread popularity of the grunge scene coming out of the west coast, but I think the east coast hardcore scene was putting out far better bands, for a great length of time.

Side note: I'd rather eat glass than listen to Chris Cornell sing.

EarlJam wrote:Guns N' Roses or Nirvana?

Nothing personal, you understand, but my thoughts go this way...

captmojo wrote:

EarlJam wrote:Guns N' Roses or Nirvana?

Nothing personal, you understand, but my thoughts go this way...

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That's pretty much how I feel about Nirvana.

EJ, Nirvana...Elon..Winter/Spring of 1992...oh yeah...