Latest Posts by grungify - Page 2

not the bell tolling LMAOOOO 🙈 i wonder for whom 🤔

REAL 90s grunge needs a comeback cause what the fuck is going on

i love old grunge show posters

where's that text post about how when you relisten to an album a bunch of times that's when you really start to appreciate it, and that's the music seeping into your brain

fuck yeah, facelift!!!

okay so i don't know how popular of a take this is, but HEAR ME OUT HEAR ME OUT. dirt is widely regarded as aic's best album, and i don't disagree with that statement because that album is, let's be real, a fucking powerhouse of an album, but tbh,,,,, i honestly think facelift is on the same level?? because dirt has the power and emotion and the fact that it's like one of The Albums of the decade, but facelift has variety and artistry and is like literally one of the best debut albums i've ever heard in my LIFE. you start with some insane power songs (we die young, sea of sorrow, and of course man in the box), and then it gives us shit like love, hate, love?? one of the most haunting and emotional raw songs in their entire discography?? and then it ends with songs like i know somethin (bout you) and real thing and it just fucking grooves, man!!! like, there's not a single skip on facelift for me. i can and will sing straight through it. AND IT'S THEIR DEBUT ALBUM, I CANNOT GET OVER THAT. LIKE??? FUCK YEAH, FACELIFT

I stay away and I know somethin (bout you) are underrated bops 😫

Alice in Chains, “Dirt” Photoshoot, 1992

you ever listen to a song 47 times in a row and every time you’re like wow what a good song. I’m gonna play it again.

October 29, 1987 ♪ L’Amour

“I remember one particular night at L’Amour in Brooklyn, which was one of the most classic metal/hard rock venues that anyone could ever play in New York City. Izzy got totally drunk downing beers backstage while we were waiting to go on. But he remained cool in his own way—Izzy was always funny like that. That night he let on like nothing was wrong, spending the entire show sitting on the tiny ledge between the top and bottom cabinet of his rig. It was hilarious to watch.”—Slash (excerpt from his autobiography)

📸 Larry Marano

i'm legit curious pls reblog this and put in the tags what your first band t shirt or merch was

no more blorbo questions what was the first music album that changed you fundamentally

kathleen on kurt, rebel girl

I still think if you want to broaden your taste musically you should do it by literally branching out. Take something you already like, look into it’s influences, and give those a try, find something you like then do that again and again and it’s infinite. Yes, by the nature of music in the 20th century this *will* eventually take you invariably outside your genre zone and national zone, if you’re willing to give it a try. (If you like Lady Gaga, she references Sun Ra on her first album and loves him, and from there you’re already a second away from so much music from Africa and Asia, let alone the entire jazz tradition…) Getting into music in a broad and general way is such a magical trip it’s indescribable. Look up the samples, check the wiki ask friends look up the references etc…

alice in chains journal spread i did in a moment of unusually intense emotional distress!!

Alice in Chains with Jerry Cantrell's 3-legged dog, Sunshine (who appeared on the album cover for their self-titled album)

𝐀𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐬 ❂

not writing related but i want opinions...

god i can't wait to finally get a decent fucking paycheck <333

just took x10 psychic damage from seeing slash described as "the guy who did the guitar solo in im just ken"

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Previously Unseen Photo of Courtney Love with Hole.

Uptown Bar. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

July 4th, 1991.

📸: Brian Garrity

If Taylor swift saw a real punk she’d pee her pants and call the cops on them

im so sorry but the jokes about "look out jojo siwa gene simmons is gonna sue you!!" will never NOT be funny

30 years ago, On this day in 1994, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain committed suicide at his home in Seattle, WA at the age of 27.

(February 20, 1967 - April 5, 1994)

Remembering Alice In Chains vocalist Layne Staley, who passed away on this day, April 5th, 2002, in Seattle, Washington.

somebody come get me im grieving artists who died before i was even born again

Axl performing "Right Next Door To Hell" at the Ritz in New York on May 16, 1991

Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder 1992 🔥