Podcasts about seattle grunge

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a podcast all about music.On this week's show Steve and Gaz are joined by friend of the show Dave Fensome from the Pop, Collaborate & Listen Podcast to talk about one of the greatest rock bands of the 1990's; Seattle Grunge legends Soundgarden.It's been 8 years since the tragic loss of Soundgarden, not to mention Audioslave, Temple of the Dog and solo artist in his own right, Chris Cornell. And so as a mark of love and respect for his body of work we go through all of Soundgarden's full length releases and pick a favourite song from them. From their punky early stuff, their huge 90's breakthrough classic and their unfortunately underwhelming end, we look at them all.

Alice In Chains has been one of the most enduring bands that broke big in the early 1990's Seattle "Grunge" scene, weathering line-up changes and loss of band members. For Episode 184, Corey "Rizzo" Rozzoni of The Great Affairs shares his love for Alice In Chains, which he lovingly refers to as his "spirit animal." He shares concert memories, favorite tracks, and even deep cuts from the 1990's era of the band, fronted by Layne Staley. Huge thanks to Rizzo for making his 10th appearance on A-SIDES and thanks to all who listen!

Howdy folks of the interwebs! Your host Double J is back with another edition of OpGCD Live! show. In today's shenanigan infused journey, your host Double J discusses "Smells Like Laurel Canyon", one dood's inquisition into whether or not the "Seattle Grunge rock music scene was an in-organic or fabricated counterculture movement...precisely similar in nature to the 1960s Laurel Canyon rock music scene that sparked the Hippie counterculture. In this podcast episode/series, your host Double J makes a relative comparison to the Seattle Grunge rock music & counterculture scene, compared to the 1960s Hippie rock music & counterculture scene out of Laurel Canyon. As described by Dave McGowan in his book, "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon". Your host Double J makes this comparison via extrapolating the core concepts and salient characteristics of McGowan's book. Where McGowan identified the social engineering, or fabricated nature of the 1960s Hippie rock music scene from Laurel Canyon. And once those same core concepts & salient characteristics are applied to Seattle's Grunge rock music scene...it appears that the two counterculture music scenes separated by 30-years are identical in nature! Today's topic of discussion is What is Grunge? And is Seattle the perfect environment to produce this counterculture movement? Anyhow, folks of the interwebs...thanks for join'n me to get a lil GCD! Enjoy the conversation on Smells Like Laurel Canyon! Links for JJ - ⁠https://linktr.ee/operationgcd

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Howdy folks of the interwebs! Your host Double J is back with another edition of OpGCD Live! show. Today, Double J is joined by his dood Dan Dean - standup comedian, Guinness Book of World Record holder, & retired veteran of the U.S. Marines/Army. In today's shenanigan infused journey, your host Double J & Dan Dean discuss "Smells Like Laurel Canyon", one dood's inquisition into whether or not the "Seattle Grunge rock music scene was an in-organic or fabricated counterculture movement...precisely similar in nature to the 1960s Laurel Canyon rock music scene that sparked the Hippie counterculture. In this podcast episode/series, your host Double J makes a relative comparison to the Seattle Grunge rock music & counterculture scene, compared to the 1960s Hippie rock music & counterculture scene out of Laurel Canyon. As described by Dave McGowan in his book, "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon". Your host Double J makes this comparison via extrapolating the core concepts and salient characteristics of McGowan's book. Where McGowan identified the social engineering, or fabricated nature of the 1960s Hippie rock music scene from Laurel Canyon. And once those same core concepts & salient characteristics are applied to Seattle's Grunge rock music scene...it appears that the two counterculture music scenes separated by 30-years are identical in nature! Anyhow, folks of the interwebs...thanks for join'n me to get a lil GCD! Enjoy the conversation on Smells Like Laurel Canyon with Dan Dean! Links for Dan Dean - https://www.tiktok.com/@grumpydan3 Links for JJ - https://linktr.ee/operationgcd

[This episode is produced by Joey Svendsen, having contributions from Ellen Mauro, Robbie Madison, Amy Alderman, Joey Svendsen, Jared Svendsen, Stoy Prioleau, and Michael Sweet, courtesy of Seacoast Podcast]Check out Robbie's single "Lost My Best Friend" / Spotify / Apple A lot is on the table for this one.  From a discussion on the rapid transition of the 1980s glam metal scene, to a complete Seattle Grunge-takeover in the early 1990s, to a reading of journal entries about my (Joey) mental health crisis, this time 5 years ago.  Listeners are also treated by hearing clips of the brand new single by our very own Robbie Madison called "I Lost My Friend," this song partly inspired by seeing his friend Joey (me) Svendsen walk through that very same mental health crisis 5 years ago.  Lastly, Joey talks to Amy and his brother Jared about Ellen's interest in talking to a medium.  Amy and Jared have stern warnings, encouraging her to abort this plan. Get The B-Sides Feed  Facebook Discussion Group here.E-mail the PWNA team here.Theme Song, other Music by Stoy Prioleau (aka: Riggy Roc): Apple MusicOther music: Derek Minor, Mechanical River. Send a text to the crew (we may read these on air)Host and producer, Joey Svendsen also hosts and produces two other podcasts, coming more from the church world:Seacoast Church's Things You Won't Hear on Sunday Podcast &The Endurance Factor Podcast Other podcasts affiliated with co-hosts of PWNA:Jed's Church & Other DrugsMatt's The Great Deconstruction

Before the turn of the century, this gloomy city became the epicenter of a global rock music phenomenon that galvanized a generation that was desperate for an outlet for their frustrations. Well, be careful what you wish for kids. Let's rock out on Leaf Life! First segment: Reluctance Was Chic Second segment: The New '90s Renaissance Greg The Guinea Pig: Tom Bout is a Seattle Native who is teh CEO of CPN Promotions, a Cannabis events company. Products Featured:  1. Legacy Organics—Bubble Truffle Nug Jug 2. Legacy Organics—White Truffle Nug Jug Sponsors: SESSIONS AVITAS HELLAVATED REV 22:2 Stoney Baloney Episode: Exercise the Demons 

Smells Like Teen Spirit was the song that arguably changed the musical landscape in the early 90's. Many people saw the arrival of Nirvana and the Seattle “Grunge” sound as the end of hair bands, thrash metal and other 80's sounding rock and ushered in a new moodier style of music just in time for the new decade. Nirvana was a formative band for Dave and Rob, so this week, for the first time we'll concentrate on just one artist and explore our favorite facts and songs from their catalog. So whether you thought Nirvana changed the world or seemed overrated, we will spend some time and have some fun taking a look back at the musical experience that was the start of the Seattle musical takeover. Dave and Rob's Nirvana Playlist Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/user-playlists/4f2ea416d3f44631b3648087e890afcbsune?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_W9gdZ5lRQILUpQkpPjTBAEs3i Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/nirvana/pl.u-JPAZDvZtW5r8gY Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1t2psGo9GObZ8RIRLQAfWy?si=1Laey3yfQEycw0WmsL_m-w&pi=u-8C__YVY5QZK_   Website: https://totally80s90srecall.podbean.com/  Email: 80s90srecall@gmail.com LinkTree:https://linktr.ee/80s90srecall 

It's Anil pick for movie night and he chose the 90s movie "Singles". It is a simple love story steeped in the 90s Seattle Grunge movement.   #Seattle #grunge #stonetemplepilots #90s #90smusic #pearljam

Eric D Johnson of the Fruit Bats sits down with Brett Newski (NEWSKI) to riff about signing to Merge, playing the long game, cutting down on freaking out, joining the Shins, & career breaks. More on Fruit Bats: http://www.fruitbatsmusic.com/ If you like the pod, please support: https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI ON TOUR: 4/6 - STEVEN'S POINT, WI - UWSP Dreyfus Center 4/7 - MILWAUKEE, WI - Anodyne Walkers Point (early 7p) 4/8 - MANITOWOC, WI - Sabbatical Brewing 4/12 - CHICAGO, IL - Golden Dagger 4/13 - ST PAUL, MN - Turf Club 4/14 - APPLETON, WI - Appleton Beer Factory 4/21 - COLUMBUS, OH - Rambling House Series 4/22 - YOUNGSTOWN, OH - Westside Bowl 4/23 - PHILADELPHIA, PA- Krobath Concert Series 4/26 - NYC - Bowery Electric (early 6pm) 4/27 - DEWEY BEACH, DL - Fort Ishu House Show   4/28 - WASHINGTON DC - Pearl St Warehouse 4/30 - RICHMOND, VA - Hardywood Brewing (early 3pm) 5/2 - SAVANNAH, GA - Sentient Bean 5/3 - ORLANDO, FL - Will's Pub 5/4 - ST AUGUSTINE - Sarbez 5/5 - WEST DESTIN, FL - Rock by the Sea Fest 5/6 - WEST DESTIN, FL - Rock by the Sea Fest 5/7 - COLUMBUS, MS - Sunstroke House Music (early 6p) 5/20 - HAVANA, IL - Havana Songwriters Fest (solo)   5/23 - SEATTLE, WA - Fun House 5/24 - BEND, OR - Old St Francis School 5/25 - PORTLAND, OR - The White Eagle 5/26 - PORT ANGELES, WA - JFFA Festival  6/2- MARSHFIELD, WI - Hub City Days 6/17 - SHEBOYGAN, WI - Three Sheeps 6/23 - CEDAR RAPIDS, IA - Newbo City Market 6/30 - BARABOO, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 7/1 - MADISON, WI - Terrace at Memorial Union 7/15 - GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Founders 7/16 - THREE OAKS, MI - Acorn Theatre   

"Smells Like Laurel Canyon", one dood's inquisition into whether or not the "Seattle Grunge rock music scene was an in-organic or fabricated counterculture movement...precisely similar in nature to the 1960s Laurel Canyon rock music scene that sparked the Hippie counterculture. In this podcast episode/series I make a relative comparison to the Seattle Grunge rock music & counterculture scene, compared to the 1960s Hippie rock music & counterculture scene out of Laurel Canyon. As described by Dave McGowan in his book, "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon". I make this comparison via extrapolating the core concepts and salient characteristics of McGowan's book, where McGowan identified the in-organic or fabricated nature of the 1960s Hippie rock music scene from Laurel Canyon, and I apply those same core concepts and salient characteristics to the 1990s Grunge rock music scene out of Seattle. And, I'm not gonna lie to ya, Johnny! The two counterculture music scenes separated by 30-years are identical in nature! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jj-vance/message

While all of us enjoy Alice in Chains in general, this was the first time any of us had taken a deep-dive into a full album. You'll have to listen to get all nuances of our perspectives, but here's some standout talking points we could all agree on: - The vocal harmonies and instrumentation are rock solid on this album, presenting a very unique take on the Seattle Grunge music sound. - This album and the songwriting was incredibly dark, chronicling issues such as addiction, depression, violence, and PTSD. - We all strongly recommend this album for anyone who likes grunge music, and has even a passing familiarity of Alice in Chains. Listen along and let us know what you think! Alain The Sonic Collective

We dive into a musical road trip to the hottest music cities across this rockin' nation, discussing everything from Seattle Grunge to Nashville Country to the Jazz of the French Quarter! And of course, no road trip would be complete without a stop in Columbus, OH, America's next top music destination.

Keith Kamalaraj, a man who flows through the vibes of Rock n Roll and Blues with a dash of Seattle Grunge . He is a someone with a unique personality when it comes to his music, performance and the way he looks at music overall. What do I mean by that? Well , you'll find out more in this episode as we get to know Keith, his band and his music. For more visit www.sltwithnav.com

This week the guys are bringing in Bank's birthday with their brand new pal, Connor Fogarty. Connor is an actor known for being in the IFC show Portlandia, as well as lending his voice to Hikawa in the SMT III Remaster and as Beserker Ox in the upcoming video game God of War: Ragnarok. The guys are all talking life in  the pacific north west, bass guitar, Seattle grunge and of course anime. So get ready to tune that guitar and celebrate a birthday with the boys!As always make sure you support the podcast by giving us a 5 star rating and subscribing to us on Apple Podcast, it really helps us out in the algorithms. You can also listen on all other podcast platforms by clicking the link below:https://pod.link/levelingupbanksAlso, make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel where we post a brand new video everyday and upload the video portion of this episode on Friday. You can find that by clicking the link below:https://www.youtube.com/c/LevelingUpwithBenjaminBanksSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LevelingUpBanks)

FROM OUR PATREON 27 CLUB SEASON. This episode covers the circumstances and the theories surrounding Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's death. It picks up after Kurt escapes from rehab. If you haven't listened to Part 1 of the story, check it out first! This episode was recorded in July of 2021.Listen to the accompanying playlist for this episode on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4IwSjBJOgj8orZv6fjRmxR?si=770832bb0afa4df9Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/deathbypodcastteam)

FROM OUR PATREON 27 CLUB SERIES, Here's the much requested story of Kurt Cobain and his mysterious death! The first part, at least. This episode will cover his early life and rise to fame with Nirvana, up until he escaped rehab just before his death. Recorded in July of 2021.Listen to the accompanying playlist for this episode on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4IwSjBJOgj8orZv6fjRmxR?si=770832bb0afa4df9Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/deathbypodcastteam)

SuperCoze is the vibrant indie surf rock brainchild of Cody Choi, a queer Korean-American singer-songwriter from Seattle. SuperCoze released their debut album Rainy Day Sunshine – a vibrant blend of dreampop and surf rock with shimmering synths and beachy slide guitars –  in March 2020 at the height of early pandemic pandemonium. SuperCoze is known for emanating a colorful candy-coated image while delving into more difficult conversations about mental health in their lyrics. In this episode, Izzy and Cody discuss how Choi found a way to connect with their mother through her punk record collection, their shared obsession with Beat Happening, their biggest problems with streaming, and the importance of refusing to limit yourself as an artist. ✨ KEEP UP TO DATE WITH SUPERCOZE  ✨Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supercoze/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuperCozeMusic/Bandcamp: https://supercoze.bandcamp.comSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7Eb6EnbNsHpuXa25264BeB?si=amwzp5VnRQiHmGa1bu4Wig✨ CONNECT WITH IZZY ✨YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6SBgiYCpYbx9BOYNefkIgWebsite: https://izzyshutup.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/agrrrlstwosoundcents/Twitter: https://twitter.com/missannthropei 

Jack Endino has worked with Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, L7, Mudhoney and so many of the biggest bands in the Seattle Grunge scene. This week, he releases his latest solo album "Light Myself on Fire". He talks to Justin Colletti about his approach to recording, mixing and mastering in details. Check out his new full-length album here: http://capacitorrecords.com/jackendino

***DISCLAIMER: This episode was recorded in August, so there is some outdated dialogue about the Delta variant, which might as well be eons ago now that we are dealing with omicron. Stay safe, get your booster vaccines, and make sure you're taking the right precautions in public spaces to ensure the health and safety of yourself and your surroundings.***In today's episode, Izzy sits down with musician, author, and teacher Jen B. Larson. They discuss Jen's upcoming book HIT GIRLS: Women of USA Punk 1975-1983, the major differences between punk scenes in the Midwest and the coasts, share their favorite punk bands they obsessed over growing up, and their shared obsession with Lydia Lunch. ✨ MORE ABOUT JEN B. LARSON ✨Jen B. Larson is a writer, bandleader, and music teacher based in Chicago. Her work has appeared in Victim of Time, 50Thirdand3rd, and Disappearing Media. She has fronted three bands including Swimsuit Addition, Jen and the Dots, and Beastii. Her viral feature article on PleaseKillMe.com about Seattle grunge pioneers Bam Bam helped kickstart the renewed interest in preserving the legacy of frontwoman Tina Bell. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conspiracyofwomen/Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jenblarsonSwimsuit Addition Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/70uJITO017XzoBTX8u962D?si=df8LSHwGTrqQov95N4mYiwBeastii Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/38rDRYe9rzctnFJ07Tx5Nq?si=ELWRnLaFRnq96UyoIz3kyg✨ CONNECT WITH IZZY ✨YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6SBgiYCpYbx9BOYNefkIgWebsite: https://izzyshutup.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/agrrrlstwosoundcents/Twitter: https://twitter.com/missannthropei 

This week LC & Bakko get into resetting clocks for Daylight Savings. Dressing up for Halloween at work. Old man issues. Bakko's recent trip to Seattle. Airline boarding policies. The Question of the Week. Ace Frehley thinks something sticks. KISS Kruise X and more.Cobras & Fire is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network, THE spot for the musically obsessed.Music:Mick Jagger - God Gave Me Everything I WantLimp Bizkit - Out Of StyleAlice In Chains - Don't FollowPearl Jam - BreakerfallClutch - Elephant RidersVan Halen - Aftershock

This week LC & Bakko get into resetting clocks for Daylight Savings. Dressing up for Halloween at work. Old man issues. Bakko's recent trip to Seattle. Airline boarding policies. The Question of the Week. Ace Frehley thinks something sticks. KISS Kruise X and more. Cobras & Fire is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network, THE spot for the musically obsessed. Music: Mick Jagger - God Gave Me Everything I Want Limp Bizkit - Out Of Style Alice In Chains - Don't Follow Pearl Jam - Breakerfall Clutch - Elephant Riders Van Halen - Aftershock Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PODCAST #104 NO AR! Nessa edição voltamos a fazer um draft de expansão da NBA, trazendo dois novos times pra liga: Seattle Grunge e Tampa Bay Python. Cada franquia da NBA protegeu 7 jogadores e nós formamos um time com 13 atletas para os novos times com os jogadores que acabaram sobrando. Edição e Sonorização: Marco Tulio Bayma (@marcotuliobayma)

Zum 30jährigen Jubiläum liefern Mudhoney eine Neuauflage ihres 2. Albums «Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge.» Der Release Mitte '91 markiert den Höhepunkt der Untergrundszene von Seattle rund um das Kult-Label SUB POP, bekanntermassen der Ursprungsort von Nirvana und dem grossen Grunge-Hype. In der zweiten Hälfte von 1991 ging Grunge dann durch die Decke: Nirvana, Pearl Jam und Soundgarden liessen den Do It Yourself-Charme von SUB POP weit hinter sich. Im Rock Special spielen wir Highlights aus der lokalen Szene von damals und die Hits, die bis heute blieben.

You all know about the "Grunge" scene in the early 90's but there were many amazing artists that came out of Seattle.  Lets chat buns to black hole suns!

Journey with us this week on our Season 3 finale, as we take a look at an album by an band who shined a light on the Seattle Grunge movement, were responsible for one of the biggest bands in the world, Foo Fighters and single handedly changed the music industry. The band was Nirvana and the album was Nevermind.  Shayne and Andrew take a look at the legacy of Nevermind that kicked Michael Jackson off the charts and produced a sound like the Bay City Rollers getting attacked by Black Sabbath. One of the most impactful albums of all time and a fitting end to Season 3. Songs from Nevermind includes: Lithium In Bloom Drain You Come As You Are Something In The Way Polly On a Plain Smells Like Teen Spirit Plus selected pieces from Nevermind Its The Interview Check out our Facebook page... https://www.facebook.com/MusicThatChangedTheWorld and our Instagram page... https://www.instagram.com/thebeatgenerationpodcast/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joel and Steve reconnect after a couple weeks of awesome guests to reconnect and to see how each other are doing. Like people do.  They cover lots of ground, sometimes landing in the same old spot - with different perspective!  Joel was recently a guest on an awesomely fun podcast - "Less Than 2000" to talk about the 90's Seattle Grunge scene and his favorite band Pearl Jam.  It's a blast, you should check it out on wherever you listen to podcasts. Be sure to follow Joel and Steve on Instagram @TryingToBeBetterPodcast, email at ttbbpodcast@gmail.com! #TootYourHooter  #ItDoesntGetEddieVedderThanThis  

We've resisted covering some BIG albums on Classic Albums over the year or so that we've been putting these out but one area we simply couldn't resist dipping our toe into any longer was the Seattle Grunge (not a genre) scene. And in typical Riot Act fashion, we start with an album which is about as far away from the 'typical' grunge sound as you can get.  In this first part of a two part special, we look back at Superunknown, the 4th (or 5th) album by Soundgarden. Remfry leads the chat and states his case for Superunknown being not only an undeniable classic but pretty much one of the best records of all time (and there's little disagreement from Steve). Released on 8th March 1994, Superunknown was an expansive, experimental smorgasbord of sound that explored a rich tapestry of psychedelia, stoner rock, crooner vocals and doom-laden riffs, an album which takes a Black Sabbath mixed with The Beatles approach as its starting point(!) and twists that idea into ever more exploratory and fascinating territory.  Universally lauded upon its release, Superunknown was released at a strange time for the scene that the band had sprung from. As George Garner put it so eloquently in his retrospective feature on the album for Kerrang!, “Soundgarden were the first of the big grunge acts to sprout and yet the last to bloom.” This had advantages and disadvantages and with the death of Kurt Cobain exactly 4 weeks after Superunknown was released, the tide was beginning to turn in the press and audience's interests. But Soundgarden easily transcended the term grunge for those who weren't blinded by trends and Superunknown is a rich banquet of delights which will endure forever.  This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

It's such an honor to have legendary Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) guitarist Stone Gossard (@SGossard) on the show. As one of the founding members of Pearl Jam, Gossard knowns pretty much everything about the early '90s Seattle scene. He and Anne Erickson (@AnneErickson) discuss his record label, Loosegroove Records, and their new release from early Seattle punk band The Living, a band which featured a teenage Duff McKagan. It's a fascinating discussion on Seattle history! Link up with Anne on socials at http://ItsMeAnne.com. Follow Audio Ink Radio, the publication, at http://AudioInkRadio.com. Get inked!

Episode 39: This week the boys and I are back to discuss one of the greatest music revolutions in rock history - The #Seattle #Grunge #Music Era. Discussions include the top bands, the best albums, the most underrated tracks, and discover which singer we think is the greatest frontman of the decade.0:00 - Intro (Lee Michaels)1:28 - Welcome Back!1:55 - Introduction to Music4:13 - Seattle Music Scene9:51 - The Melvins14:08 - Green River17:33 - Soundgarden30:38 - Screaming Trees33:00 - Nirvana39:43 - Mother Love Bone46:33 - Alice In Chains51:58 - Tad55:13 - Mudhoney58:19 - Temple Of The Dog1:00:47 - Pearl Jam1:08:58 - 7 Year Bitch / The Gits / Hammerbox1:12:58 - Candlebox1:17:29 - Mad Season1:18:27 - Top 10 Seattle Band Names1:20:52 - Who's Number Five?1:23:09 - Best Seattle Album1:26:28 - Who's The Greatest Frontman?1:29:57 - Most Underrated Tracks1:42:54 - Track To Represent Big 41:46:49 - What Are Your Favorites?1:47:21 - Outro / CloseSEATTLE GRUNGE ERA PLAYLISThttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxFycXVYYhX6ej1eHClC9Esj8WmhVF1NO

On this episode of Very Unreasonable Things we have a special guest, Fantasy Football Commissioner Mitchell Edwards.  He joins us to talk about the Seattle Grunge scene, namely Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam.  We also discuss our favorite PS1 games and Tom Brady.  Also in this episode we have a surprise for the commissioner when we confront him on some of his more questionable behaviors.  Check it out.   Intro Music:  Switch Me On by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com/ Outro Music:  SQZ by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com/

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It's a new week, and a new, great episode! I love talking about rock and metal music history on the show. In this episode, Anne Erickson (@AnneErickson) is joined by Kevin Martin of Candlebox (@Candlebox) to talk about the band's new song, "Let Me Down Easy," and what it was like growing up in Seattle during the grunge explosion of the late-'80s and early-'90s. It's a fascinating look back on that influential period in music culture. Link up with Anne on Facebook and Twitter at http://ItsMeAnne.com, and keep up with rock news and more at http://AudioInkRadio.com. XO

Grunge music - Get an inside look at what it was like to live in Seattle during the 90s grunge scene thanks to our special guest Paul Abrego! What bands are considered grunge? Why do representatives from recording labels suck? How has rock radio changed and is it dead? The answers and much more on this week's episode! Got a story about the grunge scene or your favorite grunge band or song? Leave us a voice message at anchor.fm/distortedopinions or send us an email at distortedopinionsshow@gmail.com. As always, you can find our Song of the Week Playlist on Spotify at https://bit.ly/distortedops_songoftheweek. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/distortedopinions/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/distortedopinions/support

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Recorded during Covid-19 quarantine. In episode 19 Ashleigh goes over the murder of Mia Zapata, lead singer of the Gits and how it forever changed the Seattle Grunge scene. Then Courtney explains just how resilient “the Hop King of the World”, Ezra Meeker’s (founder of Puyallup, WA) life was. Find research sources and more info at SHEattleontap.com

Coming in at number 17 on Rolling Stones Greatest Grunge Albums list is the 1992 album from Screaming Trees, Sweet Oblivion. Joining Bakko for this episode is co-host of the Shout It Out Loudcast Tom Gigliotti. Tom and Bakko take a deep dive on this standout album from a Seattle Grunge band that is often overlooked. The Screaming Trees one-upped their major-label debut, Uncle Anesthesia, with this solid, vastly underrated effort. Sweet Oblivion's lead single, the jumpy hard rocker "Nearly Lost You," proved itself a highlight on the hugely successful, Seattle-themed Singles soundtrack. But even though the Screaming Trees stacked up quite well against their more famous peers in that particular showcase, the exposure didn't make them stars. Perhaps it was because Sweet Oblivion had been released several months before Singles, and the band thus couldn't build a sense of anticipation for a new album release, the way Alice in Chains and Smashing Pumpkins did for Dirt and Siamese Dream, respectively; nor could they capitalize on the extra publicity that goes along with new releases. For whatever reason, Singles didn't push sales of Sweet Oblivion, as the latter only scraped the lower reaches of the Billboard charts. And that's a shame, because the record is quite good -- the best songs here are easily among the best in their catalog, and the songwriting was their most consistent yet. "Nearly Lost You" is a standout, of course, but "Dollar Bill," "Shadow of the Season," and "Butterfly" are nearly as impressive. Mark Lanegan's raspy voice conveys a weary wistfulness that adds an unexpected dimension to the group's otherwise macho garage-psych grunge. The Trees no longer sound all that punkish, trading in some of their early, noisy fury for a more '70s-indebted hard rock sound, but it's done with a graceful power that proves they were at least the equal of their more famous fellow scenesters. Unfortunately, the four-year hiatus between Sweet Oblivion and its follow-up, Dust, ensured that the band would be forever relegated to cult status. - All Music

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Nirvana zahlen einen hohen Preis dafür, dass sie mit Nevermind nicht weniger als eine Revolution in der Musiklandschaft auslösen: Ihre eigene Gegenkultur wird zum Verrat ihrer Ideale.

Famed Seattle producer and Skin Yard guitarist Jack Endino joins the program to discuss his work on the 2017 remix of the Soundgarden record Ultramega OK. He also talks about his work with Nirvana, Mudhoney, Green River and more while giving us his first person perspective of the Seattle Grunge scene from inception. Jack Endino (born 1964) is an American producer and musician based in Seattle, United States. Long associated with Seattle label Sub Pop and the grunge movement, Endino worked on seminal albums from bands including Mudhoney, Soundgarden and Nirvana. Endino was also the guitarist for the Seattle band Skin Yard. endino.com

Et band, som brød gennem lydmuren nogenlunde samtidig med, at Seattle var ved at overtage det musikalske verdensherredømme i 90'erne. Af samme årsag røg bandet med i grungebølgen - selvom de på ingen måder var - eller senere blev - rendyrket grunge. Det er selvfølgelig ikoniske Stone Temple Pilots, som vi taler om - og i denne episode af myROCK myWAY dykker Mike Tramp ned i historien om bandet, der åbnede vores øjne for første gang med "Core" i 1992. Vært: Mike Tramp

Dr. Kirk nerds out about the Seattle grunge scene with Brendon Mendoza - mental health counselor and former music industry figure.Become a patron of our podcast by going to https://www.patreon.com/PsychologyInSeattleEmail: https://psychologyinseattle.squarespace.com/contactThe Psychology In Seattle Podcast. This content is for educational and informational purposes only. Although Kirk Honda is a licensed marriage and family therapist, this content is not a replacement for proper mental health treatment. Always seek the advice of your mental health provider regarding any questions or concerns you have about your mental health needs.

Legendary radio DJ, Marco Collins, was the first disc jockey in the world to play records by Nirvana, Weezer, Beck, Pearl Jam, Garbage, and many others, when he was music director and DJ at Seattle's 107.7 The End in the '90s. Breaking these bands earned him a spot in the Rock & Rock Hall of Fame. Marco loves breakfast, so host Rachel Belle takes a field trip to Glo's, one of Seattle's long standing diners, to try his favorite eggs Benedict and learn the secret of their hallowed hollandaise. And everybody knows, "Breakfast is the most important meal of the day," but did you know that phrase was actually a marketing ploy by General Mills to get Americans to eat cold cereal in the morning? Culinary historians Ken Albala and Heather Arndt Anderson join the show to explore the fascinating history of American breakfast. And! The even more fascinating history of cereal, via the Kellogg's brothers, who believed corn flakes could curb one of the world's great evils: masturbation. Subscribe to the podcast! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Stay in touch and follow along on Instagram!

This show is all about the Seattle Grunge scene from the mid 80s to the mid 90s With such incredible artists as Dinosaur Jr, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Blind Melon, Alice in Chains, Mad Season and of course the mighty Pixies. So join us tonight at 10 pm on mix 106 fm and give your ears a treat by blasting out the cobwebs with some of the most powerful music ever conceived. So join us and let us shine a light on some of the music you may have missed from the musically wonderful 1990s in the U to the K. Gibraltar to Nerja on 106 fm or globally on www.radiomix106.com

https://JCALdigital.org/punching-sidewaysJake Casey is a full-time musician and performer from Albury-Wodonga. Jake has been active in the covers and original scene since moving to the area in 2009, and more recently has been involved in several high profile Tribute Band Nights andEvents.Jake on Instagram: @brucey8861To reach out to the podcast:• Email: joshuacliston@gmail.com• Socials: @joshuacliston on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

Spirituality, the esoteric and music. Chris offers a tribute to Lizzie Grey of the band London (R.I.P). We look at Rock and Roll of the 1960s and occult and mystical influences, Led Zeppelin and Aleister Crowley, The Beatles and Maharishi, Psychedelics and Jimmy Hendrix's mind expanding music. I talk about the Seattle "Grunge" music scene of the 90s, The Doors, Jim Morrison and Huxley's Doors of Perception as well as EDM and shamanic journeys and the magic of harmonics. Chris shares stories of spirituality and the Sunset Strip Rock scene, how meditation and Silva mind control are good for coming down from speed. He also talks about doing Tarot readings, and reading the Tao of Physics on the steps of The Cathouse. We chat about the Disney Donald Duck Mathmagic movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_ZHsk0-eF0 and it's Esoteric and Occult symbolism, Sacred Geometry, The Golden Mean, Beauty, and Manly Hall's writing on Pythagoras. The book I mentioned but didn't know the title of in the show is called Season of the Witch and it's by Peter Bebergal. Hosted by Jason Napolitano, author of If You Can Worry, You Can Meditate (available on Amazon and at CosmicEye.org) and Co-Hosted by Chris Sheridan author of Spirit in the Sky (available now on ChrisSheridan.com.) The Cosmic Eye show is a weekly metaphysical podcast where each week we talk about important spiritual books and ideas to help listeners positively transform their lives. We investigate spiritual, esoteric, and occult wisdom on a wide variety of figures such as Manly Hall, C.G. Jung, Israel Regardie, Crowley, Jordan Peterson, Alan Watts, Marie Louise Von Franz, Pythagoras, Paul Foster Case, Vivekananda, Yogananda, and others. As well as subjects such as Meditation, Yoga, Psychology, Mythology, Magick, New Thought, Men's Studies, Poetry, Art, Initiation, Ritual, Shamanism, and Folk traditions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosmiceye/support

  It’s a celebration of the great Sub Pop records and some of the progenitors of Seattle Grunge. I am doing voiceover now. If you need a voiceover for a corporate narration or commercial, check me out at David Jacobs VO Music by: Posies – Under Easy Supersuckers – Breaking my Balls Tad- Throat Locust […] The post Rock & Roll Jew Show – Sub Pop Records appeared first on Rock and Roll Jew Show.

I interview "little" Ben Scott of the famous Tony V's Garage in Everett, Wa.  We talk about music, our community and then it gets weird as fuck when we let some of Ben's fans and friends ask him questions.  Lets just say this one is not safe for work at all!Enjoy!Support the show (http://paypal.me/scarrenceterrence)

KEXP's Owen Murphy and Troy Nelson break down a cover song for Mariah Carey's Fantasy. Frontman of the band Sky Cries Mary talks about rubbing elbows with the rising stars of the Seattle grunge scene in the late 80s and going on to make treehouses for the rich and famous. Rapper Perry Porter discusses how visual art influences his music and how black artists have been largely ignored from the art world. Support the show.

Welcome to Episode 20, our second episode in as many weeks about a game between your Los Angeles Football Club and Seattle. A different week yields a different result, and the boys recap the frustrating 1-1 tie played in Seattle at CenturyLink Field.While the game takes up the bulk of our episode, there's always so much more to every episode of Defenders of the Banc! Our episode kicks off with a fond farewell: After wishing Oscar Schindler and Harper Lee a very happy birthday, Filly and The Scarf ceremoniously say goodbye to the "Birthdays" segment. You had a good run, kid, but all good things must come to an end. In addition, Filly and The Scarf recount the amazing time they had at Iron Triangle Brewing, the location for the official watch party for Black Army 1850 and The Krew. Hank, Jimmy, and everyone in both SG's were wonderful hosts, and the day even included an appearance from the Falconer himself, Ken Miknuk, who brought along Mel. Finally, the boys unveil plans for their next tailgate, before the upcoming game against Chicago on May 4th (Star Wars Day!).What will Filly and Panda's matching Star Wars-themed LAFC costumes be? Will "Scarf" Vader make an appearance? What was their "Wait... What?" moment of this episode? Tune in to find out all that and more on Episode 20 of Defenders of the Banc!

My guest today is Dave Hillis who started his career as a 17 year old guitarist for the legendary thrash metal band "MACE." Dave also spent ten years alongside legendary producer Rick Parashar, at Seattle's famed  London Bridge Studios, during the birth of the Grunge era where he worked as the engineer on Pearl Jam's debut album  "Ten" , "Mother Love Bone", the movie soundtrack for "Singles", Alice in Chains, Blind Melon, The Seattle Symphony, Love On Ice, and many others. Dave’s producing and engineering credits include The Afghan Whigs', The Twilight Singers, Kevin Martin of Candlebox, and he has even worked with comedian, Denis Leary among many others. In 2011,  Dave opened Starlodge Studios in Seattle; a private mix and overdub room featuring vintage and modern recording tools and his beloved AMPEX 1/2" tape Machine for analog magic. And he now lives in Pittsburgh PA where he recently works from a new multi purpose performance hall recording studio called The Sanctuary at Mr Smalls. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com Boz Digital Labs - https://www.bozdigitallabs.com Use the coupon: RSRSasquatch2 when you checkout to get $70 off. JZ Microphones - https://usashop.jzmic.com/ use coupon: ROCKSTAR at checkout for 50% off JZ BH1S and BH2 Mics RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/190  

When you think of the “Seattle Grunge” scene from the early 90’s, you think of the usual suspects: Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and maybe Alice in Chains. The term grunge was a term coined by generally unimaginative press people and so-called pundits. In the early days, it was just a collection of guys playing in bands that dug classic rock, punk and heavy metal and the weird stew they concocted became known as grunge.One of the unsung heroes of this was Skin Yard, a band that influenced and even shared members with many of above-mentioned bands. Formed by produced Jack Endino, C/Z Records main man Daniel House and vocalist Ben McMillan in 1985, it is our opinion that they provided the template for what the dreary Seattle sound would become.We’re going to talk about Hallowed Ground, which is largely considered their crowning achievement.Intro: “In the Blackhouse”Outro: “Wither” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The very first episode of Remember When...In this episode, Steve and Scott discuss what was going on in the rock scene during the late 1980's and early 90's. This was a very big transition era for Rock 'n Roll. With the Seattle "Grunge" invasion upon us, led my Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit", many band from the "Hair Metal" era, such as Poison, and Motley Crue were losing interest from listeners. Steve and Scott discuss this transition in addition to many other rock themes from the era.

The Sonics debut “Here Come The Sonics” audibly blew open the doors for what would come to be called garage rock, inspiring everyone from the Stooges, 70’s punk, and 90’s Seattle Grunge. They might be the most important garage rock band in history.

Tambour Bieker and Ryan Thompson sit down for the debut episode of Tone-deaf, the Washburn Review's new music podcast. Today, they discuss a new musical about the Seattle Grunge scene scheduled to hit Broadway, as well as discuss the complexities and absurdity of copyright and public domain law.

Guest:  Dan McDonald… Today, as usual I am broadcasting from the secret man cave, hidden deep in the wilds of Washington State.  But today there is something different.  Today I have someone with me here, a special guest named Dan Mcdonald.  I’ll give you a little background; Dan Mcdonald is a personal friend of mine, in fact, he’s my best friend outside of my blood family, he actually officiated the wedding of me and my wife.  We are blessed with his presence today because he traveled 2 1/2 hours to my home, to spend a couple days with us, visiting, because that is what friends do.  I’ve been wanting to have him on the show for some time because he is one of the best examples I know of a man committed to being a better man every day, and he also has a dynamic story that I think will reach a lot of you.  Since he was already here, I thought this was a perfect opportunity. Dan McDonald and I discuss a lot of things in this episode. We talk about how two guys from such different backgrounds can wind up being friends. He reveals the effects of a life-changing event that happened when he was 15, when he lost his eye.. Dan McDonald talks about his 20 year career as a musician. His experience as an up and coming rock star in the Seattle Grunge scene, and the inherent pitfalls of that lifestyle. Dan candidly tells us what happened, that turned his life around. We discuss fatherhood, divorce, true love, and friendship. Finally, Dan McDonald gives us his three biggest things to focus on, that will help us be better men today than we were yesterday. They are: Accountability Perpetual Improvement and Awareness of Legacy. I think you are going to enjoy Dan and his story.  Its a very candid, authentic interview between two men, who happen to be friends.  I would love to hear you thoughts on it.  Remember, you can always email me at:  alf@beingbetter.men Please take time to check out the MANLY RESOURCE CENTER, in the menu tab at the top of the page.  Or, click on these links. PATREON STUMPTOWN KILTS AUDIBLE FACEBOOK  (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if...

It's time to grab a six pack, a 50 cent piece, get some beetroot, and hang out with the podcast you can trust.   For See Hear Podcast episode 15, Tim picked the Australian documentary from 2013 Cosmic Psychos - Blokes You Can Trust. The band started out in the early 1980s in the state of Victoria and (albeit not with the same lineup) are still around in 2015.  Bands and artists such as Eddie Vedder, King Buzzo (The Melvins), Mudhoney, L7 and Butch Vig all line up not only to sing the Psychos' praises, but to tell their own personal stories from the road travelling with the band. They all convincingly state the case that the Seattle Grunge sound started in Melbourne with the Cosmic Psychos. Director Matt Weston has combined interviews about tales on the road and hedonism with fatherhood, weightlifting, dealing with divorce, tragedy, bondage.....and tractors. Yes, the band might seem to have the usual Spinal Tap type hijinks (don't fall asleep when your bandmate has a salmon in his suitcase), but this film does far more to show a tale of real people and the human influence the leave as well as the music influence.   Join Tim, Sticky, Wendi and Maurice to hear their thoughts on the film and the band.   If you dig what we do, could you please rate us at iTunes or even better, spread the word that the show exists so more folks can tune in.   You can download the show by searching for See Hear podcast on iTunes or download from http://seehear.podbean.com. Go through our archives.   Send us feedback via email at seehearpodcast@gmail.com.   Join the facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/seehearpodcast  

Born in the first half of the third millennium, the Milan, Italy-based band, Neodea, performs a modern reinterpretation of rock & roll from the U.S., particularly the Seattle Grunge music of the 1990s. Discovered by Cristiano Santini (former leader of the late eighties Italian band called Disciplinatha), they worked together to produce their debut album, “Teorema del delirio” (Delirium Theory) with technical assistance from Francesco Donadello the drummer of the band Giardini Di Mirò. In 2010, thanks to the enthusiasm for the song, “Violet”, the band is invited to play for Amnesty International’s contest “Voci per la libertà” (Voices for the Freedom). In 2011, the band meets Luca Venturi, the producer of well-known mainstream artists like Sugarfree, La Differenza, Barbara Monte and Micaela Foti. Together they produce the EP, “Scorre Lento” (Slowly Flowing) recorded at Sonic Factory with Mauro Isetti and Egidio Perduca and mixed in Metropolis Studio in Milan by Alessandro Marcantoni. In 2013 the Seattle connection grew even stronger, Neodea was invited to perform on a summer tour in the Emerald City. They performed in historic music venues, toured many Seattle rock and rock landmarks and are hosted on hugely popular radio station, KISW, which for the first time broadcasts a non local band on the popular, long-running show, “Loud And Local” stating that Neodea “is a Seattle band, but born in Italy”. Neodea signed a one song contract with London Tone Music and were thrilled to record the song at the legendary London Bridge Studio, the same studio where all of their favorite music was recorded including, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and Mother Love Bone. http://londontonemusic.com

In this session of the Drummer’s Resource Podcast I talk to Scott Mercado from the multi-platinum selling group Candlebox.  Scott is from Seattle and came up though the entire Seattle Grunge scene that swept the nation in the early 90’s.  Scott covers everything from his first snare drum and practicing to touring with Rush.  It’s […] The post 002: – Scott Mercado (Candlebox): How to have a sustainable career in music. appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

On Episode #11 of The Spud Goodman Radio Show our host visits with NW media veteran Pat Cashman, author Danny Bland who wrote the critically acclaimed novel "In Case We Die" which details the Seattle Grunge scene in the early 90's, hair dresser Vicki Hayes and musical guest rap artist Produktive. 5 out of 4 stars. Tune in and enjoy. Please share. Visit Spud's website at: spudgoodman.com

On Episode #11 of The Spud Goodman Radio Show our host visits with NW media veteran Pat Cashman, author Danny Bland who wrote the critically acclaimed novel "In Case We Die" which details the Seattle Grunge scene in the early 90's, hair dresser Vicki Hayes and musical guest rap artist Produktive. 5 out of 4 stars. Tune in and enjoy. Please share. Visit Spud's website at: spudgoodman.com