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im all for girls doing whatever.. but hairy armpits is where i draw the line

nick wrote:im all for girls doing whatever.. but hairy armpits is where i draw the line

I see that and I can only imagine what kind of bush they have down below, Chubaca in a scissor hold comes to mind

GeorgesGoons wrote:I see that and I can only imagine what kind of bush they have down below, Chubaca in a scissor hold comes to mind

Chewbacca for the record.

The_Niddler wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:I see that and I can only imagine what kind of bush they have down below, Chubaca in a scissor hold comes to mind

Chewbacca for the record.

Nerd!

Chris Cornell of Soundgarden, dead at age 52

Eddie Vedder, you are the only one left my friend.

I just heard this, devastating man. Way too young

At a loss for words, grew up with Soundgarden and Audioslave and Cornell was one of my all time faves. Played a show earlier in the night and family said it was shocking and unexpected. He has been clean for nearly 20 years so would be shocked if its drug related. Sucks man

Layne Staley-Alice in Chains-dead at 34
Kurt Cobain-Nirvana-dead at 27
Scott Weiland-Stone Temple Pilots-dead at 48
Chris Cornell-Soundgarden-dead at 52

Almost the entire grunge originators are already gone which is crazy.

Eddie Vedder, currently 52. Take care of yourself buddy!!!

I think most that talk to me or really read the boards know my love for Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam. After the shock of reading the news my mind went to this. Eddie still drinks and smokes cigs quite a bit and Cornell lived so clean and healthy. You just never know, I just hope Eddie can make it like Neil Young and Bob Dylan have.

Nasty grunge rankings:

STP
Alice in Chains
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Sound Garden

Cnasty wrote:Nasty grunge rankings:

STP
Alice in Chains
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Sound Garden

Pearl Jam 3rd, Billy will not approve of this!

Never was a fan of the music at the time. I can listen to some of it now but really not a fan of it still.

Cnasty wrote:Nasty grunge rankings:

STP
Alice in Chains
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Sound Garden

Exact same

Those 5 bands were probably half the music I listened to in my teenage years.

Yea they dominated my cd player with the cassette adapter in my family mini van.

Sprinkle in some Wu Tang, Tu Pac,311, and Outkast when they were good and you had my teenage life.

I'm 99% sure we've had this discussion before but for me it was:

1. Nirvana - They completely defined the grunge era
2. Pearl Jam
3. Soundgarden
4. Alice in Chains
5. STP

1. Pearl Jam
2. Soundgarden
3. Alice In Chains
4. Nirvana
5. STP

I don't believe Nirvana defined the era. Pearl Jam was just as big if not bigger, Nirvana just jumped to new heights when Kurt unfortunately took his life.

wdoupis wrote: I don't believe Nirvana defined the era. Pearl Jam was just as big if not bigger, Nirvana just jumped to new heights when Kurt unfortunately took his life.

Completely agree and think Nirvana was completely over rated compared to the likes of PJ and STP.

Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters are head and shoulders above anything Nirvana ever made imo.

Cnasty wrote:

wdoupis wrote: I don't believe Nirvana defined the era. Pearl Jam was just as big if not bigger, Nirvana just jumped to new heights when Kurt unfortunately took his life.

Completely agree and think Nirvana was completely over rated compared to the likes of PJ and STP.

Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters are head and shoulders above anything Nirvana ever made imo.

I completely agree that Foo Fighters are great. They just came along a little later and I was thinking more in terms of the early 90's when that era started. I truly believe that Grohl is one of the most insanely talented people out there and is completely underrated. I read somewhere that the first Foo Fighters album was him and pretty much him only; as in he individually recorded each part for each song and put them together to make the finished product.

Grohl is one of, if not, the greatest musician of our generation.

Crown em!!

LetsGoPeay wrote:I read somewhere that the first Foo Fighters album was him and pretty much him only; as in he individually recorded each part for each song and put them together to make the finished product.

Yup, saw that as well on a documentary about him. He is amazing and on the bucket list for a live show one day.

He is our Lebron of this generation as Shel would put it in his greatness being even under rated. Did I get that right LeShel?

Grohl in unbelievable but once again Shel roots for the 2nd bestl. I am taking Jack White as the greatest of this generation