Has anyone seen my specialty plates?

[WhiteHispanicFrog]

 

[Tom Brown]

Debate: FF > Nirvana?

Nirvana.
Foo Fighters are good.
Nirvana was great. Cobain's ability to evoke emotion with his songs > Grohl.

 

[Tom Brown]

White Stripes or Black Keys?

 

[TCURiggs]

Debate: FF > Nirvana?

Yes

 

[Tom Brown]

@satis1103 where's your scheissing answer????

 

[The Colonel]

Debate: FF > Nirvana?

No way in hell

 

[WhiteHispanicFrog]

Yes

 

[TCURiggs]

I like both, and I get the love/nostalgia people have for Nirvana, but Foo Fighters just have more songs that I like. I guess if Cobain wouldn't have pulled a Cobain that could've been different, though.

 

[WhiteHispanicFrog]

Knowing @Ron Swanson ’s passion for 90s rock, particularly alt-rock, I’m sure he has an opinion on the debate.

 

[TCURiggs]

Knowing @Ron Swanson ’s passion for 90s rock, particularly alt-rock, I’m sure he has an opinion on the debate.

Huge Nirvana fan, that guy.

 

[Tom Brown]

I like both, and I get the love/nostalgia people have for Nirvana, but Foo Fighters just have more songs that I like. I guess if Cobain wouldn't have pulled a Cobain that could've been different, though.

The first part was good enough.

 

[Frog-in-law1995]

Also, Herb Brooks from Miracle looks eerily like Wyatt Earp in Tombstone.

 

[Shorty]

As I got older I liked most of their other big grunge bands (Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, etc) more and liked Nirvana less. During the 90's they were one of my favorites. Foo Fighters are great but not really influential. The fact that Grohl played all of the instruments in the early recordings is impressive. At the end of the day Foo is safe rock for suburban white women. It doesn't make them less successful or make their hits irrelevant.

 

[Tom Brown]

Pat Smear was in both bands too

 

[Ron Swanson]

Knowing @Ron Swanson ’s passion for 90s rock, particularly alt-rock, I’m sure he has an opinion on the debate.

Couldn’t name a Foo Fighters song

 

[TCURiggs]

As I got older I liked most of their other big grunge bands (Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, etc) more and liked Nirvana less. During the 90's they were one of my favorites. Foo Fighters are great but not really influential. The fact that Grohl played all of the instruments in the early recordings is impressive. At the end of the day Foo is safe rock for suburban white women. It doesn't make them less successful or make their hits irrelevant.

Candlebox is a big player on my list

 

[satis1103]

@satis1103 where's your scheissing answer????

Lemme take a scheissing [ Finebaum ] bro. Lol.

If we're talking about pure greatness, Nirvana. If we're talking about overall body of work, Foo Fighters. In terms of legacy, it's debateable. Ask me again in 20 years

 

[Tom Brown]

F

Lemme take a scheissing [ steaming pile of Orgeron ] bro. Lol.

If we're talking about pure greatness, Nirvana. If we're talking about overall body of work, Foo Fighters. In terms of legacy, it's debateable. Ask me again in 20 years

scheissing cop out

 

[Tom Brown]

F

scheissing cop out

You asked tbe damn question

 

[satis1103]

F

scheissing cop out

Fine then. FF