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The northwest sound! Discuss the music, memories, new bands inspired by grunge, photos, old bands, music suggestions, or anything grungy in nature! This is the place for grunge-related news! If anything exciting happens, share it here! Represses, breakups, re-formations, interviews, or anything of the sort! Favorite albums? Tell us about it! Start a conversation with people about how you think Facelift is better than Dirt!

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A subreddit to ask for our provide recommendations of any relevant media based on other media people like - whether it be music, television, video games, movies, or anything else. This is a RECOMMENDATION ONLY sub! Self-promotion is prohibited, OC may not be suggested as either an [IYL] post or as a comment suggestion to an [IIL] post and violations will result in a ban on first offense.

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Rock Music. Not a sub for polls, top/ best lists, etc. - a sub for the *music*. Please read the sub rules!

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For lovers of musical reimagination... remixes, mashups and collaborations are welcome too.

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Collectors buying, selling and trading vinyl. Post albums that you want or ones you are selling or trading.

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You learn something new every day; what did you learn today? Submit interesting and specific facts about something that you just found out here.

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Learn guitar by playing along to your favorite songs featuring real time feedback, customizable pace, and a vast, ever-expanding song library of official recordings all designed to help you express your creativity. A community to assist on your journey of learning how to play Guitar/Bass. Find out the latest news, and ask questions to further your journey!

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Welcome to r/VinylReleases

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Welcome to r/guitar, a community devoted to the exchange of guitar related information. This is a forum where guitarists, from novice to experienced, can explore the world of guitar through a variety of media and discussion. If you have guitar related questions, use the "Search" field FIRST, Then ask the community. The best place to start if you're new is right below in our "Rules" section. Thanks for visiting.

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Welcome to r/Frisson

Are you a survivor, or maybe you are just going to lose yourself. It's ok as long as you're not a gold digger, although those hips don't lie. Post your tunes from 2000-2009 here and listen to them on our playlist.

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•Posted by4 years ago

The first terrorist to be killed by Tony Stark in Iron Man is Tom Morello, the guitarist for Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave. Audioslave's song "Cochise" was used in the second trailer for the movie.

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•Posted by10 months ago

90s alternative (Pearl Jam, audioslave, soundgarden) is the worst genre

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We all know dad rock right? AC/DC, Kiss, etc. cheesy but at least fun right?

This genre is what I would consider mom rock. I feel bad for even having to put it in the rock genre, Rock is too fun for this.

Low energy, loud repetitive power chords, long low yelling (thanks Eddie Vedder for setting such a genre defining standard 🙄), that’s what this genre is. Loud and boring.

Just for an example I’m going to point to “like a stone” probably the most popular song out of this genre. And probably the worst. But let’s be real all of these songs are interchangeable.

I’m amazed that the guys behind rage against the machine, with their insane energy, ended up doing something so unbelievably boring.

I told someone this a few days ago and they showed me temple of the dog to prove me wrong……. I really liked how Eddie vedders low HURRRR shouting was harmonizing with Chris Cornell’s medium HURRRR shouting. What a supergroup. I bet moms everywhere love them

For the record my favorites are zeppelin, primus, rage, the dead, my chemical romance, the mars Volta and at the drive in. So feel free to shit on my taste it’s all fair game

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•Posted by10 months ago

Chris Cornell forever will be my favorite grunge vocalist. Soundgarden, Audioslave and solo work. Simply the best. Who is your favorite?

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•Posted by4 years ago

Tom Morello, guitarist and co-counder of Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave, and Prophets of Rage (1980s)

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•Posted by1 year ago

If the Peppers pulled an Audioslave

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If Anthony decided to call it quits but the rest of the band wanted to keep going a la RATM -> Audioslave, what other vocalist would you like to hear them with?

Personally Id like Brandon Boyd.

(I apologize if this is sacrilegious, I'm new to the sub)

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•Posted by11 months ago

[QUESTION] Does the Tom Morello trick from RATM/Audioslave damage the guitar in any way?

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So, if you don't know what Tom's tirck is, he uses the pickup selector and pulls it up and down for each note, he plays the note in the neck by tapping. You can hear this technique in Know Your Enemy by RATM.
When trying to play the song I felt unsure, like I was kind of scared it will damage the guitar or the switch itself because of how fast you have to change the pickups
Can someone verify that it does/doesn't damage your guitar?

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•Posted by4 years ago

When Tom Morello (RATM, Audioslave, anti-system activist) walks into the Star Wars land

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•Posted by13 days ago

Bands with heavy guitar riffs like Rage against the machine and Audioslave?

I love Ratm and Audioslave, and I was hoping to get similar suggestions but with a focus on the guitar side of things? Thanks in advance for any suggestions

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