RIP 2017

[jegga]

@Virgil said in RIP 2017:

@jegga said in RIP 2017:

@Virgil said in RIP 2017:

Fuck me, just fucken why??

http://nzh.tw/11858863

Looks he was pretty tormented by the black dog for most of his life ,the poor bastard .

At least it's not some fucked up Michael Hutchence/David Carradine weird shit

He hung himself in the hotel bathroom so there'll be speculation I guess .
If it is suicide how awful for him to be in a sad lonely place that made him feel like that was the only way out .

YouTube has dozens of covers and duets he did if you wear out the audioslave and sound garden tracks over the weekend .

[Bovidae]

Eddie Vedder is now the last of the big 4 grunge frontmen left.

The last song on the Soundgarden set in Detroit included parts of Led Zep's "In My Time of Dying". Spooky.

[Virgil]

@Bovidae said in RIP 2017:

Eddie Vedder is now the last of the big 4 grunge frontmen left.

The last song on the Soundgarden set in Detroit included parts of Led Zep's "In My Time of Dying". Spooky.

Kurt Cobain
Chris Connell
?

Who's the forth?, I come up with Scott Weiland and Layne Staley

[Bovidae]

@Virgil Layne Staley. STP aren't considered part of the big 4.

[Virgil]

@Bovidae said in RIP 2017:

@Virgil Layne Staley. STP aren't considered part of the big 4.

Ouch!
Have to say I was always a STP fan and then later enjoyed a few Velvet Revolver songs

[jegga]

Scott Weiland had a superb voice , should be the big 5 really

[Bovidae]

There was a big 4 of thrash metal in the 1980s so the music critics came up with a big 4 of grunge in the 1990s.

[Virgil]

Where would we fit Dave Grohl into this?
On sticks only with Nirvana of course but hasn't done too bad since he stepped out on his own.

Bonus is he appears to be well balanced and almost 'normal'
Unlikely contender for the Deadpool club

[Virgil]

@Bovidae said in RIP 2017:

There was a big 4 of thrash metal in the 1980s so the music critics came up with a big 4 of grunge in the 1990s.

They can't count past 4?

[MN5]

@jegga said in RIP 2017:

Scott Weiland had a superb voice , should be the big 5 really

Agree 100%. Alice in Chains were very good but whatever Weiland did was better IMHO.

I can only assume it's cos they weren't actually from Seattle cos leaving them out of that group is unforgivable.

[Bovidae]

@MN5 said in RIP 2017:

@jegga said in RIP 2017:

Scott Weiland had a superb voice , should be the big 5 really

Agree 100%. Alice in Chains were very good but whatever Weiland did was better IMHO.

I can only assume it's cos they weren't actually from Seattle cos leaving them out of that group is unforgivable.

That would be it.

I prefer AIC to the others myself.

[MN5]

@Bovidae said in RIP 2017:

@MN5 said in RIP 2017:

@jegga said in RIP 2017:

Scott Weiland had a superb voice , should be the big 5 really

Agree 100%. Alice in Chains were very good but whatever Weiland did was better IMHO.

I can only assume it's cos they weren't actually from Seattle cos leaving them out of that group is unforgivable.

That would be it.

I prefer AIC to the others myself.

I'd be STP/Soundgarden then AIC followed but Nirvana and PJ.

[taniwharugby]

The iHeart App has a Chris Cornell tribute channel up

[jegga]

The rock did a superb tribute to Cornell this morning . They've been playing his back catalogue too.

[taniwharugby]

@jegga their FB page said they would be playing his stuff all day, alas not exclusively, been other stuff mixed in.

[jegga]

@taniwharugby said in RIP 2017:

@jegga their FB page said they would be playing his stuff all day, alas not exclusively, been other stuff mixed in.

They've been playing Alice in chains too and sadly also Rage against the machine .

[jegga]

[Tim]

[jegga]

@Tim thanks for that.

[mariner4life]

@Tim that's beautiful