@op this is the greatest grunge song of all time and I stand by that firmly. A perfect 100/100 track from a damn near 10/10 album. These motherfuckers know how to play

we got eminem itt..

I’m excited ngl
Gonna need a lot of music though. Plus idk of Everest bonus tracks are gonna be worth it

My sister and her boyfriend listen to a lot of modest mouse gonna give this a listen next

adding a lot of these you posted to my playlist..

Go listen to mayhem from norway. Thats all the alternative rock youll ever need.

Pixies - Doolittle/Surfer Rosa
Soundgarden - Superunknown
Alice in Chains - Dirt
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
The Killers - Hot Fuss/Sam's Town
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

those are some of my essentials.

Only like 30 seconds in and this one of my favorites out the thread so far

More of a Siamese Twin guy, but both are classics. Sound garden is essential

I really been listening to all new great music for the past hour, thank you guys

they are imo

Most days I'm more of a Siamese Twin guy too but I recommended Mellon Collie because Tonight Tonight is on it and that song is beautiful to me

Y’all want to mention Dirt, but we all deep down know Tripod & Jar of Flies > Dirt

Jar of Flies might be better. I go back and forth on that. Its at the very least equal to Dirt

op confirmed extremely real, king

would you like a selection of songs more mellow, acoustic, slow? in the style of that one

highly recommend you their first album which that song is from either way, titled “from here to there” it’s great

Nutshell is one of the best sad songs of all time period. Like every Alice In Chains song I heard on the radio throughout my life I’m like “THIS is Alice In Chains?? How have I NOT heard of this?”

Favorite Smashing Pumpkin songs probably Soma, Porcelina of the Vast Oceans, and probably Tonight. Wby?

Yes please sir

I really need to try and sleep now though its nearly 5 am lmao gn yall

weirdo mysterious music thread

Mgk lol

if this is more your stuff than the alt rock i have more where that came from