Grunge Lunch *sigh*
*sigh* It's nice to hear somebody say that about the grunge lunch. I used to listen to it all the time, hoping for some deeper cuts. It would rock so much if they would use that grunge lunch to get into the lineage of some of these very popular Seattle bands. Maybe play two Pearl Jam songs and then one Mother Love Bone or Green River track, perhaps? It's a slight stretch, but maybe you could play some Presidents of the United States of America, and then put on some Love Battery (they share drummer, at least I think he's the drummer, Jason Finn). Or play some Nirvana, then play producer Jack Endino's band, Skin Yard. Or get into some side projects! Play some of Kris Novoselic's band Sweet 75, or Stone Gossard's side project Brad..there are just so many interesting musical places to go. It pains me to hear the grunge lunch. But radio isn't about interesting musical places. It's about selling advertising time.
I was reading those listener voted top ten lists on WMMR a month or so ago, and a Screaming Trees tune made it into the top ten grunge list. I wish I could have heard it, because it would have been awesome to hear Screaming Trees on WMMR.
Sure, I could just pop my CD's in, but there's something oddly exciting and tremendously fun about hearing a favorite and uncommon band on the radio.
> Actually, Tommy's grunge lunch is phoney. He only ever plays
> the same tired pearl jam, AIC and soundgarden tunes. He
> never goes deep into any of those artists catalogues. and
> you never hear any of the other grunge artists. Gimmie a
> break
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