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(Photo by Al Seib/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) 4 Songs From the ‘90s That Bridged the Gap Between Metal and Grunge
Metalheads love it when the riff kicks in on “Rain When I Die.”
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(Photo: Gie Knaeps / Getty Images) 4 Grunge Classics That Just Hit Better When Wearing a Band Tee and an Oversized Flannel
You can’t tell me ‘Black Hole Sun’ song doesn’t take you right back to the best days of grunge.
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(Photo by Manny Carabel/Getty Images) Old Feuds Never Die: Courtney Love and Billy Corgan Rip ‘Horrible’ Kim Gordon in Podcast Interview
Kim Gordon is still a hot topic of conversation after all these years.
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(Photo: TIM SLOAN/AFP via Getty Images) Jenna Bush Hager Recalls Her Father Angrily Breaking This Classic 1990s Album Over His Knee
No, it wasn’t 2 Live Crew’s iconic ‘Banned in the U.S.A.’ album.
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Courtney Love in 2019 (Photo by Scott Dudelson/Getty Images) Courtney Love Really Likes Geese But Compares Their Fanbase to ’13-Year-Old Swifties’
OK but most Geese fans are easily 17-30 years old, so miss Elder Millenials with that nonsense
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Gie Knaeps/Getty Images ‘It’s Official, It’s Over’: The Moment That Marked the End of Grunge, According to Eddie Vedder
According to Eddie Vedder, the end of grunge as we know it happened in April 2000, when The Melvins played a show in Seattle.
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Counting Crows perfroem at Wetlands Preserve, New York, January 12, 1993. (Photo by Steve Eichner/Getty Images) How This Counting Crows Hit Became a Directional Pivot From Mid-90s Tragedy (And the Lewd Studio Note That Gave the Song Its Feel)
The Counting Crows released their first album one year before Kurt Cobain’s death, but that tragedy shook them up and redirected their path.
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Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Pearl Jam Never Wanted to Play This Controversial Protest Song Again After Being Booed off Stage
Pearl Jam’s song “Bu$hleaguer” got them into trouble when played live, probably because Eddie Vedder performed in a George W. Bush mask.
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Rock group Alice in Chains. Left to right Jerry Cantrell, guitar; Layne Staley, vocals, Michael Starr, bass and Sean Kinney in Hollywood for rehearsal July 1991. (Photo by Al Seib/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) The ‘Insecure’ Move Sammy Hagar Pulled to Protect Van Halen From Being Overshadowed by Alice in Chains
Back in the early 90s, Alice in Chains went out on tour with Van Halen because Sammy Hagar wanted “their fans will know that we’re cool.”
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‘I Know It Sounds Elitist’: Nirvana Frontman Kurt Cobain Revealed His True Thoughts About His Audience in Unearthed Interview
Kurt Cobain once confessed that he felt like the band encountered good fans on tour, quipping that no one was “getting into fist fights.”
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Medios y Media/Getty Images 4 of the All-Time Best Performances by the Foo Fighters
Over the years, the Foo Fighters have given us some of the best rock performances of all-time, including a rousing Prince cover.
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Kevin Mazur/WireImage 3 of the All-Time Best Performances by Kurt Cobain
Some of Kurt Cobain’s best performances with Nirvana came in the band’s early career, before the pressures of rock stardom emerged.
