[ SECRET POST #5208 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5208 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Shoot 'Em Up (resized)]


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[Banana Fish]


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05. [SPOILERS for Kids Baking Championship]



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06. [SPOILERS for Big Little Lies S2]
[WARNING for discussion of rape]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of suicide]

[ID: Invaded]


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08. [WARNING for discussion of rape]



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09. [WARNING for discussion of noncon (probably?)]
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Comments

Re: Probably Unpopular Opinions

[rudehannibal]

Can you explain your reasoning?

Re: Probably Unpopular Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Seconding this. I'm pretty sure I strongly disagree (I love that raw, underproduced quality early-mid 90's music had), but I can't be sure I disagree without knowing OP's reasoning.

Re: Probably Unpopular Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

I guess my point is, those bands would still be there if Nirvana didn't break into the mainstream, they just would have continued being mostly underground, like they had been since the mid 80s

Re: Probably Unpopular Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

I think there were some really interesting fusion-y things going on in early 90s popular music, including popular rock music, before the Nirvana grunge boom took over - you had a lot of world music, a lot of stuff combining different genres. Admittedly a lot of it sucked - but it could have gone in interesting directions that might have ended up looking like what's happened now, where a lot of genre boundaries have really dissolved.

And then at the same time, I don't know if grunge and alternative rock were actually that well served by entering the mainstream. A lot of awful music got made by grunge and post-grunge bands, and I kind of wonder - you know, not that it's Nirvana's fault, but in a sort of sliding-doors, butterfly-causing-a-hurricane way, if Nirvana doesn't become a pop sensation, do you end up getting all of the Woodstock 99 type of rock in the commercial mainstream?

IDK I just think it's an interesting hypothetical. Nirvana were undeniably a great band but I don't think a lot of the bands who followed them or were inspired by the whole alt-rock grunge movement to the commercial mainstream were good at all.