Why Is ‘Nevermind’ the Greatest Grunge Album Ever Made?
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New episode of Rolling Stone Music Now podcast explores the greatest grunge albums ever made
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‘Live Through This’ at 25: How Courtney Love Proved Herself to the World
Posted in: Music FeaturesLove lashed out at sexism and toxic fame on the grunge era's most controversial masterwork, released just days after Kurt Cobain's death
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Book Review: Danny Goldberg’s ‘Serving the Servant’ is a Fascinating Account of His Years Inside Nirvana’s Drama
Posted in: Culture FeaturesTwenty-five years later, the Nirvana manager poignantly describes his professional and personal relationship with Kurt Cobain.
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L7’s Donita Sparks: My Favorite Grunge Albums
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Flipper's 'Generic' to Veruca Salt's 'American Thighs,' the singer and guitarist picks albums that show a different history of grunge
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Mudhoney’s Mark Arm: My Favorite ‘Grungy’ Albums
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer picks 10 albums that he feels best exemplify the "raw, fucked-up" rock aesthetic that would later become synonymous with Seattle
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Flashback: Nirvana Play a Frenetic ‘Aneurysm’ in 1991
Posted in: Music FeaturesWatch the group perform its intense 'Nevermind' B side in front of a hometown crowd
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Melvins’ Buzz Osborne: My Favorite Grunge Albums
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Soundgarden's 'Badmotorfinger' to Babes in Toyland's 'Spanking Machine,' the singer and guitarist discusses his favorite examples of the Seattle sound and beyond
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Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil: My Favorite Grunge Albums
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Nirvana's 'Bleach' to 'God's Balls' by Tad, the guitarist shouts out records by Seattle-area bands
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50 Greatest Grunge Albums
Posted in: Music ListsFrom Mudhoney to Mother Love Bone and beyond — the finest releases from the maladjusted new breed that remade rock
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Nirvana Manager Danny Goldberg on What Everyone Gets Wrong About Kurt Cobain
Posted in: Music Features"His image was too much overwhelmed by his death," Goldberg says of what inspired him to share his own memories of the late icon in new book 'Serving the Servant'
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