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Adenoid_Hynkel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-07-04 07:15 PM
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4. it became corporate pretty early
Edited on Wed Jul-07-04 07:16 PM by ann_coulter_is_a_man
even bands like sonic youth were on major labels by the end of the 90s

this didn't affect the integrity of the artists.

if you ask me, alt rock as a creative force died when stone temple pilots' career took off (mid 1993). once gen x showed that didn't care if mtv churned out a dirivitive knock off of a superior artist (in stp's case, pearl jam), the flood gates were opened and we got a string of creeds, nickelbacks, etc

and as cliched as it is to say, kurt cobain's death sealed the deal
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