Which "Grunge" songs hold up?

[TheBig3]

Alice in Chains? Seriously fuck off with that.

I'm not going to

[SGR]

I'm not going to

Yeah, AIC is great. Specifically Dirt, Alice in Chains, Jar of Flies and their absolute best (imo) MTV Unplugged

[ribbons]

I have to say only Nirvana and Hole have really lasted for me.  Practically everything Nirvana recorded (especially "Lithium" and "All Apologies"); and despite my misgivings about Courtney Love personally, Hole's Live Through This meant a lot to me in the '90s and I still play it from time to time (saw the band twice live on the Live Through This tour, and I remember being blown away by Eric Erlandson's flash rhythm guitar playing).  Never get tired of "Violet", "Miss World", and "Softer, Softest".

[SGR]

I have to say only Nirvana and Hole have really lasted for me.  Practically everything Nirvana recorded (especially "Lithium" and "All Apologies"); and despite my misgivings about Courtney Love personally, Hole's Live Through This meant a lot to me in the '90s and I still play it from time to time (saw the band twice live on the Live Through This tour, and I remember being blown away by Eric Erlandson's flash rhythm guitar playing).  Never get tired of "Violet", "Miss World", and "Softer, Softest".

Live Through This is a great album. And I think In Utero is even better (all praise due to Steve Albini).

[ribbons]

@SGR the drum sounds Albini engineered on In Utero are pretty incredible!  Such a powerful album both sonically and emotionally - more so than Nevermind imho.  I don't think I've ever listened to "All Apologies" without tearing up.   

[tristan_geoff]

Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns by Mother Love Bone is a classic