Articles tagged "grunge"Books ReviewGrunge by Michael Lavine and Thurston Mooreby Brendan Fitzgerald[26.Oct.09] :. Sub Pop's first lens on the grunge scene offers an early look at the signs of flannel to come, and the distinctive regional imprints on the sounds that followed punk. ![]() Featured: Section Front Page ReviewPearl Jam: Backspacerby Evan Sawdey[18.Sep.09] :. Backspacer is the poppiest, punkiest, and most up-beat record that Pearl Jam have ever recorded. NewsQ&A with ‘Grunge Is Dead’ author Greg Pratoby Glenn Gamboa [Newsday (MCT)][8.Apr.09] :. Though Greg Prato had never visited Seattle before he started his latest book, something in the city’s music scene from the early ‘90s - from Nirvana to Soundgarden - touched the writer... ![]() Music ReviewMudhoney: The Lucky Onesby James Greene, Jr.[20.May.08] :. Seattle’s elder statesmen of grunge return with another so-so, Lukin-free effort. ![]() Books ReviewNirvana by Everett Trueby Leslie Joseph[25.May.07] :. One of the author's major assertions, expressed through quotes of others, is that Nirvana remains a powerful entity owing much to the fact that Kurt Cobain is gone. |
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