What was the better overall genre in the 90s, Grunge or britpop
What was the better overall genre in the 90s, Grunge or britpop
Connor Butler
Juan Jenkins
Histrionic gen-x faggots pissing and moaning about how bad they had it even though they were multimillionaires, or positive pop revivalism celebrating life in the best country in the world?
Hmmmmm, lets think about this.
Blake Ramirez
Siamese Dream
Sebastian Jenkins
Musically grunge
Culturally britpop has lasted longer and had more impact in popular music
Samuel Rodriguez
>England is the best country in the world
WEW lad
Joseph Hernandez
Stay mad amerifat
Daniel Lopez
Britpop by a country house mile
Zachary Baker
At least brit-pop was an actual sound. All the major 'grunge' bands sounded nothing like each other. Alice In Chains, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden sound only reminiscent of each other. Though I should say that the actual grunge bands of the 80s like Mudhoney and Tad actually did sound alike and were an actual genre...
Jeremiah Sanchez
Both are equally great
Elijah Cox
>I want my music to sound exactly the same. I am uncomfortable with things I cannot lump together..
hmmmm
Alexander Fisher
>suede, oasis, blue and pulp sound like each other
really gets the noggin joggin
Evan Gutierrez
Grunge isn't a genre so I guess Britpop.
Brody Cooper
Why are britfags such memes
Thomas Reyes
Post-Hardcore
Caleb Baker
Brit pop was awful and had an awful influence on culture so grunge i guess
Dylan Smith
Britpop was always better. Britpop bands like oasis in particular loved life and never whinged about being depressed.
Alexander Johnson
>Grunge isn't a genre so I guess Britpop.
Ethan Butler
As far as worldwide pop culture phenomenons go, Britpop was much more exciting.
Grunge was largely a watered-down commercialized exploitation of sounds which were already kicking around in the US underground for almost 10 years by that point. The only people who found Nirvana and Soundgarden interesting in 1992 were the people who didn't hear Husker Du, Die Kreuzen, Big Black or the Melvins in 1987.
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Benjamin Parker
Shania (shitkicker) Twain was all over the '90s.
DESU
Isaiah King
I can tell you've literally or atleast barely listened to britpop in the slightest.
Landon Nelson
Nolan James
britpop, it's not even close. are you retarded?
Colton Stewart
Grunge
Jose Taylor
Breakbeat hardcore, jungle, big beat, techno, acid house and trip hop
Samuel Kelly
britpop ofc
lol pretentious
Nicholas Gonzalez
Shoegaze
Brandon Myers
I tried to listen to a Blur album and I thought it was way too bland so I guess grunge, but I don't love grunge either, it just has a few albums that I like.
Michael Rivera
then listen to another blur album, unlike shitty grunge bands they had done a lot of different styles