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Old 11-22-2014, 11:27 AM  
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-- I realize I'm late to the show - 90's alternative help.......?
Hey guys - I'm looking for some bands similar to STP or Dinosaur Jr. I like the tracks that were popular enough to remember - however not the ones that were beaten to death by mainstream. It's a fine line.

Here's an example of what I'm looking for in this genre...

http://tinyurl.com/mnkvzy


If you all can help, that'd be great - I was listening mostly to hip-hop and electronica, even back then. So I missed a decade - aside from the Counting Crows and maybe Smashing Pumpkins - so eliminate those, please.

Sisters of Mercy...???

The video I posted is precisely the style, and level of popularity (at that time) that I am looking for

Any help?
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Old 11-22-2014, 11:59 PM   #31
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Give me Alice n' Chains for getting pumped and Mazzy for relaxing and I'm good.
Alice in Chains' live album is just about perfect. Still miss Lane.
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Old 11-23-2014, 12:34 AM   #32
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Alice in Chains' live album is just about perfect. Still miss Lane.
Easily my favorite band among the Seattle 90's big names.
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Old 11-23-2014, 06:32 AM   #33
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Hüsker Dü
Monster Magnet
Nick Cage and the Bad Seed
Front 242
Sonic Youth
Breeders
Fugazi
Pavement
Haircut 500
Pixies
Lemonheads
Big Head Todd and the Monsters


You have some excellent choices in there - however Fugazi (I love them by the way 'waiting room' were were there! 1994!) and Front242 and Bob Mould belong elsewhere.


Here's another couple examples of what I'm looking for:
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Old 11-23-2014, 06:33 AM   #34
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Alice in Chains' live album is just about perfect. Still miss Lane.
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Easily my favorite band among the Seattle 90's big names.
Trouble is, I know their stuff - I love them too
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Old 11-23-2014, 06:36 AM   #35
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I could see SR enjoying MBV. I wouldn't have known of them if they hadn't released a somewhat recent album. Also the muted vocals and overall sound of the band seem to work much better if you are listening on good headphones or system.
I like that okay - no doubt - a little Jesus Mary Chain feel, maybe...
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Candlebox was Creed before Creed was Creed and Creed was Nickleback before Nickleback was Nickleback...
I never understood why people have to hate on what other like when it comes to music.


Somethings popular. LET'S HATE IT!
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Candlebox was Creed before Creed was Creed and Creed was Nickleback before Nickleback was Nickleback...
Not a fan - I agree - No offense to anyone.
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Alice in Chains' live album is just about perfect. Still miss Lane.
My favorite of all-time. That MTV acoustic live CD was recorded to perfection. It sounds UNBELIEVABLE on a high-quality system.


Runner up for acoustic rock is Incubus. Those guys are good.
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FYI I loved Cracker.
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That's an excellent song Simply.


My brother thought it was Tom Petty when he first heard it!
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Thanks,

But Baby Lee - In respect to Bob Mould - Sugar fits the OP mold (lol) a little better for Bob's ventures vs Husker Do - wouldn't you say?
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Fuel isn't really what I like.

I think Creed gets some unfair criticism - I really like What's this life for - maybe a one-hit wonder though, I'll agree w/ that.
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Cracker was formed out of the ashes of Camper Van Beethoven... I LOVE this cover!!
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Cracker was formed out of the ashes of Camper Van Beethoven... I LOVE this cover!!
At that time - I always saw Cracker as elite - pardon the term.

They seemed tighter (as a band) than most. I thought (though they got some radio play) they were underrated.
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