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well, it;s monday. time for another video. or at least time for another attempt to get this video/blogging thing right.
anyway......
this week's band is probablly not that well known due to the unexpected death of their singer right as they were about to hit it big. without these guys, there would be no pearl jam. literally, NO PEARL JAM. and the seattle grunge wave may have had a slightly different feel.
enjoy, and comment if the need accures.
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got it on the 1st try.
Very Awsome.
i honestly didn't think anyone would comment on this 1.
i figured there would be a lot of "who the hell are these guys?'
or "hey, that looks like the guitarist and bass player for pearl jam."
i would have loved to se these guys live.
from what i've seen from video clips, andy wood was definitely abiout the show, just as much as about the music.
i also would have liked to se how the whole seattle grunge movement would have went w/ these guys at the forefront, instead of pearl jam and nirvana.
Read a lot about MLB and Green River after buying Temple of the Dog in the 90s. Andy Wood definitely sounded like a real showman.
havn't had a chnace to watch 1 yet though.
also check out malfunkshin, andy's band before love bone.
i think the seattle / grunge movement would have still happened.
but i think mother love bone would have influenced the sound a bit.
i don't think the "seattle sound' would have quite been the same though.
there was a home video put out a while back titled "the earth bone love affair".
i suggest anyone who is an andy wood/ mother love bone fan to hunt it down and check it out.
Seattle area :
Alice in Chains
Green River
Gruntruck
Hammerbox
Love Battery
Mad Season
Malfunkshun
Melvins
Mono Men
Mother Love Bone
Mudhoney
My Sister's Machine
Nirvana
Pearl Jam
Screaming Trees
Skin Yard
Soundgarden
Tad
Temple of the Dog
Outside the Seattle area:
Babes in Toyland (Minneapolis, MN)
The Fluid (Denver, CO)
Hole (Los Angeles, CA)
L7 (Los Angeles, CA)
The Nymphs (Los Angeles, CA)
Paw (Lawrence, KS)
Pond (Portland, OR)
Stone Temple Pilots (San Diego, CA)
Early post-grunge (approximately 1993-1996):
Better Than Ezra
Bush
Candlebox
Cake
Collective Soul
Dishwalla
Dog's Eye View
Everclear
Filter
Floater
Foo Fighters
Gin Blossoms
Goo Goo Dolls
King's X (starting on Dogman)
Marcy Playground
Life of Agony
Live
Oleander
Our Lady Peace
Seven Mary Three
Silverchair
Sponge
Staind
Stiltskin
Third Eye Blind
Toadies
Tonic
The Verve Pipe
'Second wave' post-grunge (approximately 1996-2000):
Alanis Morissette
Alien Ant Farm
Athenaeum
Blue October
Creed
Cold
Collapsis
Days of the New
Eve 6
Fastball
The Flys
Fuel
Godsmack
Harvey Danger
Jimmie's Chicken Shack
Lifehouse
Lit
Local H
Marcy Playground
Marvelous 3
Matchbox Twenty
Nickelback
Semisonic
Sugar Ray
Unified Theory
Modern post-grunge (approximately 2000-present):
12 Stones
Alter Bridge
Audiovent
Breaking Benjamin
The Calling
Chevelle
Course of Nature
The Cringe
Crossfade
The Damning Well
Dark New Day
Default
Die Trying
Downface
Dropbox
Dust for Life
Eleven to One
Evans Blue
Edgewater
The Exies
Fighting Instinct
Finger Eleven
Forty Foot Echo
The Fray
Fuel
Future Leaders of the World
Hinder
Hurt
InMe
Institute
Lifehouse
The Livewire
Lovehammers
Manmade God
Nickelback
No Address
Pagoda
Paranoia
Pray for the Soul of Betty
Puddle of Mudd
Ra
Revis
Saliva
Seether
Scott Stapp
Shinedown
Smile Empty Soul
Socialburn
Staind
Stereo Fuse
Switchfoot
Tantric
Thornley
Three Days Grace
Theory of a Deadman
another thing that just popped into my head, andy wood was roomates w/ chris cornell of soundgarden.
i remember reading an interview 1 time w/ cornell saying that andy's death had a lot of influence on soundgarden's sound.
curious now though, if andy hadn't died, what would soundgarden have sounded like?
Too bad when good bands gain their noteriety through tragedy. If only everyone knew the art of continuing to put out new music after their death like Tupac...