Best album of the early 90's

[Lithium]

Oh man, this one was tough!

I was gonna vote for Vulgar Display, but then I realized the poll was for "Best Album" not "Personal Taste" .

Anyways I voted for Nirvana's Nevermind CD. This is the album that truly defined Nirvana and made them famous. Hell, it even changed rock music.

you do realize pantera did alot to change rock as well? it wasn't just nirvana.

I'd say they did a lot more for metal than they did for rock music.

nirvana did a lot more for punk then they did for rock or alternative.

I'd say Green Day influenced more bands in the current pop punk scene than Nirvana.

[awesome 80's]

Oh man, this one was tough!

I was gonna vote for Vulgar Display, but then I realized the poll was for "Best Album" not "Personal Taste" .

Anyways I voted for Nirvana's Nevermind CD. This is the album that truly defined Nirvana and made them famous. Hell, it even changed rock music.

you do realize pantera did alot to change rock as well? it wasn't just nirvana.

I'd say they did a lot more for metal than they did for rock music.

nirvana did a lot more for punk then they did for rock or alternative.

I'd say Green Day influenced more bands in the current pop punk scene than Nirvana.

i'll take nirvana as the main influence.

[Lithium]

Oh man, this one was tough!

I was gonna vote for Vulgar Display, but then I realized the poll was for "Best Album" not "Personal Taste" .

Anyways I voted for Nirvana's Nevermind CD. This is the album that truly defined Nirvana and made them famous. Hell, it even changed rock music.

you do realize pantera did alot to change rock as well? it wasn't just nirvana.

I'd say they did a lot more for metal than they did for rock music.

nirvana did a lot more for punk then they did for rock or alternative.

I'd say Green Day influenced more bands in the current pop punk scene than Nirvana.

i'll take nirvana as the main influence.D

Why? Just give me a good reason why you think so. Have you heard any of Green Day's older stuff, like Dookie or Kerplunk?

[awesome 80's]

Oh man, this one was tough!

I was gonna vote for Vulgar Display, but then I realized the poll was for "Best Album" not "Personal Taste" .

Anyways I voted for Nirvana's Nevermind CD. This is the album that truly defined Nirvana and made them famous. Hell, it even changed rock music.

you do realize pantera did alot to change rock as well? it wasn't just nirvana.

I'd say they did a lot more for metal than they did for rock music.

nirvana did a lot more for punk then they did for rock or alternative.

I'd say Green Day influenced more bands in the current pop punk scene than Nirvana.

i'll take nirvana as the main influence.D

Why? Just give me a good reason why you think so. Have you heard any of Green Day's older stuff, like Dookie or Kerplunk?

yeah and i didn't like it. listen to the whole nevermind album and you'll understand what i'm talking about.

[Lithium]

yeah and i didn't like it. listen to the whole nevermind album and you'll understand what i'm talking about.

Trust me, I've listened to Nevermind a couple of times. There's more resemblences in Dookie and pop punk than Nevermind and pop punk. It is like saying 80s punk was more influenced by London Calling than by Never Mind the Bollocks.

[awesome 80's]

yeah and i didn't like it. listen to the whole nevermind album and you'll understand what i'm talking about.

Trust me, I've listened to Nevermind a couple of times. There's more resemblences in Dookie and pop punk than Nevermind and pop punk. It is like saying 80s punk was more influenced by London Calling than by Never Mind the Bollocks.

maybe green day is more influential in punk then nirvana. but the point is that there was far more punk bands influenced from nirvana then there was alternative or rock bands.

btw yes pantera did do a lot for metal. but they did a lot for rock as well. of course todays rock scene sucks so who cares.

[Lithium]

yeah and i didn't like it. listen to the whole nevermind album and you'll understand what i'm talking about.

Trust me, I've listened to Nevermind a couple of times. There's more resemblences in Dookie and pop punk than Nevermind and pop punk. It is like saying 80s punk was more influenced by London Calling than by Never Mind the Bollocks.

maybe green day is more influential in punk then nirvana. but the point is that there was far more punk bands influenced from nirvana then there was alternative or rock bands.

btw yes pantera did do a lot for metal. but they did a lot for rock as well. of course todays rock scene sucks so who cares.

Gimme some examples.

And in what way did Pantera influence rock music?

[awesome 80's]

yeah and i didn't like it. listen to the whole nevermind album and you'll understand what i'm talking about.

Trust me, I've listened to Nevermind a couple of times. There's more resemblences in Dookie and pop punk than Nevermind and pop punk. It is like saying 80s punk was more influenced by London Calling than by Never Mind the Bollocks.

maybe green day is more influential in punk then nirvana. but the point is that there was far more punk bands influenced from nirvana then there was alternative or rock bands.

btw yes pantera did do a lot for metal. but they did a lot for rock as well. of course todays rock scene sucks so who cares.

Gimme some examples.

And in what way did Pantera influence rock music?

almost every mid to late 90's punk band was nirvana influenced. of course i haven't listened to a lot of those bands in ages so i could be just fooling myself.

Listen to some of todays so called 'rock' artists and you'll hear what i'm talking about.

[Lithium]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

[awesome 80's]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

i wasn't talking about nirvana. i was answering the question you asked me about pantera.

[AxlsAngel]

UYI & AC/DC's The Razors Edge. So, THERE damnit.

[Lithium]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

i wasn't talking about nirvana. i was answering the question you asked me about pantera.

I can't really see any influence by Pantera in The White Stripes either.

[awesome 80's]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

i wasn't talking about nirvana. i was answering the question you asked me about pantera.

I can't really see any influence by Pantera in The White Stripes either.

i'm not talking about white stripes. i'm talking about a lot of the underground acts.

btw nu-gnr is pantera influenced

[where's izzy?]

I'd pick Van Halens For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge. Its the Hagar era's 1984.

[Lithium]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

i wasn't talking about nirvana. i was answering the question you asked me about pantera.

I can't really see any influence by Pantera in The White Stripes either.

i'm not talking about white stripes. i'm talking about a lot of the underground acts.

btw nu-gnr is pantera influenced

Oh, the underground. Yeah, I can agree with that.

I don't see much resemblances between Pantera and new GN'R, but I think it's silly to say that Pantera was a bigger influence for current rock bands than for current metal bands.

[Calm Like A Bomb]

Foo Fighters debut "Foo Fighters" released july 4th 1995.

[Lithium]

That's mid-90s.

[Chris Axl]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

i wasn't talking about nirvana. i was answering the question you asked me about pantera.

I can't really see any influence by Pantera in The White Stripes either.

i'm not talking about white stripes. i'm talking about a lot of the underground acts.

btw nu-gnr is pantera influenced

where do you see that?

[awesome 80's]

I do, and I can't see much resemblance between for example White Stripes and Nirvana.

i wasn't talking about nirvana. i was answering the question you asked me about pantera.

I can't really see any influence by Pantera in The White Stripes either.

i'm not talking about white stripes. i'm talking about a lot of the underground acts.

btw nu-gnr is pantera influenced

where do you see that?

i meant they picked up influence from dimebag. a lot of todays rock and metal acts take something from dime.

btw lithium i never said that pantera did more for rock than they did for metal.

Edited September 15, 2007 by awesome 80's

[Lithium]

Care to actually prove all these statements?

[awesome 80's]

Care to actually prove all these statements?

go listen to damageplan and you'll find out.

[Lithium]

But Damageblan was Dimebag's band, how is that relevant to what I'm asking you to do?

[awesome 80's]

But Damageblan was Dimebag's band, how is that relevant to what I'm asking you to do?

didn't you hear what i told chris. they picked up influence from dimebag.

Breathing new life

Save me

nu-gnr

Better

Chinese Damocracy

tell me if you don't hear the groove metal elements in these songs. cause i sure hear them.

[Lithium]

Why did you quote my post when it was Chris you replied to?

[awesome 80's]

Why did you quote my post when it was Chris you replied to?

oops, my bad.

Edited September 15, 2007 by awesome 80's