Who Knocked Rock off its Pedestal the Most?

[Taverner]

[Taverner]

1. If you don't believe me, here...

Proof

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-zSnO7sbXg

[Throd]

2. None of the above.

[Taverner]

3. Who then? And it better not be the Ramones....

[Throd]

6. Well, the Seattle scene circa 1991 killed the Hollywood hair bands in short order.

I was living in LA at the time. A bloody mass of spandex and neon green pointy guitars strewn about the Sunset Strip. The slaughter was without mercy.

[Taverner]

7. Yes - I was there too - Although if I remember it was an LA Band that started it

Alex, the answer is 'Who is Jane's Addiction?'

:)

[Throd]

8. Yes, Jane's was the southern flank of a classic pincer movement

That caught Brittany Foxx and Enuff Z Nuff unable to formulate a proper defense no matter how many fishnet tank tops and pointless arpeggios they could muster.

[flvegan]

9. Jane's was pre-90's.

"Nothing's Shocking" was a punch in the mouth of everyone that dug hair bands. When it came to the "start" of the Seattle scene, it was Mother Love Bone. May God rest Andrew Wood's soul.

[taterguy]

4. The Ramones

[Taverner]

5. F the Ramones. They were nothing but a 50s Revival Group that made it big

No different than Sha Na Na or Grease

[Tikki]

12. "You're a loudmouth, baby....

...better shut it up...gonna beat you up... 'cause you're loudmouth."

Greasy...nah nah nah



Tikki

[kid shelleen]

14. You're kidding, right?

n/t

[Amerigo Vespucci]

15. Bullshit.

I'm shocked that a guy who's into Bowie and the Velvet Underground would make such an ignorant statement. I'm guessing that you were making a joke. If so, well played. If not, you'd better don the flame-proof suit.

[Odin2005]

10. Late 90s boy bands.

:puke:

[Throd]

11. Here's a bassline for you, cupcake.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-HCo0tFT4U

I'm tryin' to figure out the jangly guitar part.

[Tom Ripley]

13. I was just singing that song in the kitchen five minutes ago

no kidding