This cat changed the course of rock n roll. His passing was a tectonic shift in the music world. It hurts to imagine what he could have done if he lived. Game Changer, Stardog R.I.P. great one.
@@bigblokeful he may have died but he influenced the grunge scene greatly. Their unique sound and style helped pave the way for other grunge bands to gain popularity and recognition. Mother Love Bone's blend of hard rock, punk, and glam metal, along with their theatrical live performances, inspired other Seattle-based bands like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden to develop their own sound and style. Their music also helped to establish the grunge scene as a whole and brought attention to the Seattle music scene. So when you say they were quickly forgotten about, that is a load of shite
All hail Landrew of Olympus! God of Love Rock and the most charismatic frontman to ever reach out and touch your life via the screen of your phone! RIP
as a teenager living 20 miles south of seattle these guys were legendary to us. Back when he were listening to them and many others. Could have never imagined that one day ever one would be into our music scene. So crazy how big the seattle grunge scene got. Would have never thought in those days anyone would have even heard what we were rocking out to.
The thing that sticks out the most to me is that for a whole genre that considers him the start of the whole thing. Their whole concept was anti rock star and this guy was all rock star. He could've been as big as axl rose in that sunset strip mid 80,s scene and been a stand out easily.
Saw these guys many times. Was probably at this show bc The Central was my living room in the mid- late 80s. Malfunkshun, too. Such a loss, he was a wonderful guy. I know they say that about everybody but he really Was. I was working at Ticketmaster when the news of his passing broke. Disbelieving people calling in and getting very sad sad answers. In the office we were already worried besides bc there was a guy we worked with who split the bag w him but did live. IDK whatever happened to him. ❤
A nice - effective - performance of Bone China. Andrew's musical chops and writing skills far outclasses the grungy environment and otherwise small but spirited crowd.
While I totally agree with your assessment of Andrew Wood's musical chops and writing skills, technically speaking it was Stone Gossard who wrote the song Bone China while Andy wrote the lyrics. Andy wrote both the music *and* lyrics to Stargazer, Man of Golden Words and Crown of Thorns. All the other songs on the Apple album were written by Stone Gossard with all song lyrics written by Andy Wood. Sole exception to this is the song Holy Roller which was written by Jeff Ament, lyrics by Andy Wood.
@@SoulShines4U You're right. Andy does a great job of performing (selling the spirit of) Gossard's music. I have to confess, Wood's compositions on the album - i.e., Stargazer, Man of Golden Words, Gentle Groove, and his crowning achievement of Chloe Dancer / Crown of Thorns - are my favorites (along with Bone China). From a distance and from all appearances, a sweet man, who in the words of Alice In Chains, "Would?", made a [really] bad mistake (miscalculation).
Different from most of grunge music in late 80's - early 90's, MLB's music was groovy, glam and more rock n' roll rather than dark, gloomy, and depressed. That's why I love them.
but i dont think this music wouldve ever made it big if he'd lived, this sucks and isnt unique-sounding like the grunge groups who went on to make it big. Maybe his death was the catalyst for the characteristic later dark sound of grunge tho?
We will never know either way. Between this performance and the release of the album, the music was slowly evolving. Remember Pantera in 1988 - even with Phil Anselmo (essentially was Bulletboys meets Manowar(. By 1990, they had been completely re-packaged and had forged a movement. Alice In Chains and Soundgarden were more or less repackaged bands, also. It’s not out of the realm of possibility to see Andrew Wood couldn’t have done the same thing.
Wow! What an awesome concert! What a band! What a frontman, and that voice! ❤ Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this. I never got to see them.
Andy is on fire as usual. Such a presence and talent, beautiful man. The band sounds and looks so good, seriously good content and quality, thank you. I love this band
My first exposer to the late 1980's Seatle music scene was a band called Wah-Ter Shed, I saw them at St. Answers Hall in Detroit, Michigan. It wasn't long before I became a fan of Mother Love Bone.
Cool to see. I saw this show. Sweetwater opened up. They (MLB) bridged the gap between the 80's glam metal, and what became the Seattle sound. Yes, I know Stone and Jeff here went on to form Pearl Jam.
Probably tied with David Lee Roth as the most flamboyant frontman of all time… The only difference is that Andy’s bandmates fuckn loved what he was doing.
I love DLR, but I am a disciple of Andy. I’ve always seen the connection even tho no one will ever publicly say it. Andy took Dave’s showmanship and combined it with S O U L
@@joejones9520 Hmmm. It’s weird that so many well-respected musicians talk a lot about how Andy was different and amazing and how much he was adored yet you have it totally figured out… idiot 😂😂😂😂😂
@@joejones9520you don't know very much about Andy Wood ...he was fronting Malfunkshun as it's singer and bassist when he was 11 ..he wrote all his own music , played piano , bass , guitar and drums ...there is big difference between Andy Wood and every other 80s / 90s singer ...they were fakes with makeup , there wasn't anything fake about Andy ..
Man, that girl in the front sure abused Andy that night, she wasn't even trying to be sutil... And to think she must be somebody's sweet and innocent grandma now lmao
To be honest I think that's Andy's fiance Xana La Fuente. Would make sense her grabbing at him like that. lol Hard to be 100% sure but she has the exact same hair that Xana did back then and side profile looks very similar as well.
@@SoulShines4U nah, She kind of does resemble her a bit but it is not Xana, Andy even pulls away hard a couple of times and you can see him avoiding that part of the stage, also if it was Xana it makes no sense for her to be in the audience when she could be side stage, just saying
@@Palikroked87 - That stage is extremely small, there is no side stage. lol In a venue that small standing front row center would be the best spot in the house. That said you're prob right that it's not Xana but then again who knows. 🤷♀️
Some of them are older comments, but how can anyone hate this? Like its REAL music being played by REAL musicians, nog a bunch of mumbi jumbo written by fifty old guys in suits put over a computer track then giving to a boring person like Justin Beiber who can't sing.
Damn. There was zero security at that show. Andy wouldn’t have had to worry about his ballsack if the venue had invested a few bucks into a bruiser to stand at the front of the stage.
They had a couple of good songs, but to me, this is glam rock, Motley Crue meets Elton John. This sound was dying off. Chris, and Layne ushered in a whole new sound- Grunge. This isn't Grunge to me. Nirvana leaned more towards Punk, Pearl Jam, hard rock. But the heart of Grunge is Soundgarden and Alice for me.
@@G.L.O.S.S. Just as rap and pop barely qualify as music, country is musical, but personally I can't stand it, every song sounds the same, country radio is just one long song broken up by auto sales and jewelry commercials. Can't stand the classic rock stations, it's just the same 30 or 40 songs over and over, the 50's and 60's rock are considered pioneers, but most of them just weren't very good. Take Jimi Hendrix, he made a screeching noise with feedback while mumbling lyrics. Beach Boys is just soundtrack music for 50's surfer movies. Can't stand Elvis Presley and a couple of the Beatles later songs were ok, but there nothing special. One persons personal preference is as meaningless as any other person.
people have a natural inclination to take sides or form rival camps, the whole mob mentality. i was 20 in 92 when the whole kerfuffle happened about this "New" music, i personally never liked the Grunge thing and way back then i was very malevolent about it. because i disliked how hard it was being shoved in our face as the hot new thing but most of all because alternative music was not a new thing, all these kids were jumping on the grunge bandwagon in droves and part of joining into this perceived new scene meant heavily antagonizing the previous scene and the previous scene was seen as glam metal as if that was the only thing going on in the world before that. it could be argued that the birth of MTV made the music scene of the day switch from 70s classic rock bands to the weird new wave bands that i personally liked, and all of us kids followed right along. then about 5 years later MTV switched the focus to those L.A. sunset strip type glam metal bands and everybody followed along, then about 5 years later MTV switched the focus to these new band coming out of this scene in Seattle that they termed grunge and everybody followed along. so we werent cool, we werent discovering new things, MTV as telling us what to like and we went along for the ride. one of the things that really bothered me about the grunge tag scene was it didnt really make sense, the bands were all from the same city but other than that didnt have a lot in common. nirvana were more of a traditional 80s college rock station alternative band, but soundgarden and Alice in chains "as well as mother love bone" were both partially hailing from the same glammy sleazy rock scene inspiration that all of those sunset strip bands were and that all the new kids joining the scene were trashing constantly, yet they were somehow safe because now they were being labeled grunge just like nirvana were, arguably they were closer to guns n roses than they were to nirvana. and then pearl jam were more like some 70s hard rock inspired Neal Young loving group that again did not really fir in the same niche as nirvanas college alternative rock or Soundgarden and allice in chains sleaze/glam metal sound. it is amazing to me how MTV sold a new sound based on a handful of bands that werent playing the same kind of music as each other. and of course what started happening about 5 years later, maybe it wasnt as tight of a timeline but within just a couple of years of grunge it had mostly moved to pop soft rock versions of 90s alt rock bands and then a few years later they tried to start a new thing with nu metal/rap metal. but by this time MTV and TV were sort of becoming irrelevant because of the new technology of the internet, the same way TV had killed Radio decades before. it is almost sad now though that MTV doesnt still control the pop culture music zeitgeist, because no one seems to really know what the big thing is now. music has completely fallen into the background for most people, where as it was in the forefront for us growing up.
So overrated. They never ventured past what had already been done. They didn’t change rock music. They didn’t define the Seattle sound. The only reason they’re legendary is because of their association to bands that DID change the course of rock, and the fact that Wood died of an overdose.
I noticed that. From Kurt's manurisms with his mouth when he's playing the guitar, to his style. I just learned about Andy a couple years ago and noticed right away Kurt copied him.
Andy such a amazing charismatic flamboyant talent,MLB had always great shows and really it's sad Woody never reach a big star status.Fact is without his heritage we will never heard Pearl Jam and Temple of the Dog and maybe even Would?
I think that that's probably about how most people feel about Andrew Wood and Mother Love Bone. They're just too scared to say so, though. It's certainly how I feel.
This cat changed the course of rock n roll. His passing was a tectonic shift in the music world. It hurts to imagine what he could have done if he lived. Game Changer, Stardog R.I.P. great one.
He would’ve been the biggest of them all by far.
Thank for for also feeling the same way I do.
Changed the course of rockn roll? He died and MLB was quickly forgotten about
@@bigblokeful he may have died but he influenced the grunge scene greatly. Their unique sound and style helped pave the way for other grunge bands to gain popularity and recognition. Mother Love Bone's blend of hard rock, punk, and glam metal, along with their theatrical live performances, inspired other Seattle-based bands like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden to develop their own sound and style. Their music also helped to establish the grunge scene as a whole and brought attention to the Seattle music scene. So when you say they were quickly forgotten about, that is a load of shite
congrats, you used every cliche ever invented!
My god he sounded even more angelic live. WOW.
All hail Landrew of Olympus! God of Love Rock and the most charismatic frontman to ever reach out and touch your life via the screen of your phone! RIP
You ain't kidding! He's amazing!
05:51 Thru Fade Away
10:36 Half Ass Monkey Boy
14:12 Capricorn Sister
19:12 Bone China
23:01 Heartshine
29:15 Captain Hi-Top
32:41 Stardog Champion
37:31 Holy Roller (cuts off)
as a teenager living 20 miles south of seattle these guys were legendary to us. Back when he were listening to them and many others. Could have never imagined that one day ever one would be into our music scene. So crazy how big the seattle grunge scene got. Would have never thought in those days anyone would have even heard what we were rocking out to.
That’s weird I thought it was the best at the time
2023 and I still love MLB. RIP Andrew and Chris. Together again making music in heaven (Valhalla)
The thing that sticks out the most to me is that for a whole genre that considers him the start of the whole thing. Their whole concept was anti rock star and this guy was all rock star. He could've been as big as axl rose in that sunset strip mid 80,s scene and been a stand out easily.
It was 88. What do you expect we didn't know that we wouldn't live forever and be king of the world til year's later
He was magic in every sense of the word ..his potential had no limit ...wish he was still here ...
When he died the world lost a lot of great music. So young n so talented.
He was born to be a rock star such amazing stage presence
Amazing ! I love the Junkyard T shirt Andrew's wearing !! Incredible video ! Thank you !
Happy to find such clear footage of this show thx you
I know right? I feel like i just stroke gold
Me too
Yes may God bless Andrew Wood soul real legend was a bad boy
Man Andrew had a big stage presence! He was a true rockstar!!
he was just so fabulous. so brilliant. so incredibly beautiful in every sense of the word. one minute of him and you feel the light.
I think this is the best description I've ever seen of Andy ...it even made me cry ..
So true.......
What a smile too....
Damn..... what a front man... this video is priceless
Thanks for posting this, indeed! A great way to honour Andy and to make him alive, and to see Jeff at the beginning.
And Stone. Looks professional already. Sounds great also.
This is great. RIP Andy . We still hear ya brother.
Saw these guys many times. Was probably at this show bc The Central was my living room in the mid- late 80s. Malfunkshun, too. Such a loss, he was a wonderful guy. I know they say that about everybody but he really Was. I was working at Ticketmaster when the news of his passing broke. Disbelieving people calling in and getting very sad sad answers. In the office we were already worried besides bc there was a guy we worked with who split the bag w him but did live. IDK whatever happened to him. ❤
I loved that time the 80s in Seattle.
Mother love bone ❤🦴, Andrew wood was a legend , that album is phenomenal been listening for a long time.
I was there that night. History in the making.
A nice - effective - performance of Bone China. Andrew's musical chops and writing skills far outclasses the grungy environment and otherwise small but spirited crowd.
While I totally agree with your assessment of Andrew Wood's musical chops and writing skills, technically speaking it was Stone Gossard who wrote the song Bone China while Andy wrote the lyrics.
Andy wrote both the music *and* lyrics to Stargazer, Man of Golden Words and Crown of Thorns. All the other songs on the Apple album were written by Stone Gossard with all song lyrics written by Andy Wood. Sole exception to this is the song Holy Roller which was written by Jeff Ament, lyrics by Andy Wood.
@@SoulShines4U You're right. Andy does a great job of performing (selling the spirit of) Gossard's music. I have to confess, Wood's compositions on the album - i.e., Stargazer, Man of Golden Words, Gentle Groove, and his crowning achievement of Chloe Dancer / Crown of Thorns - are my favorites (along with Bone China).
From a distance and from all appearances, a sweet man, who in the words of Alice In Chains, "Would?", made a [really] bad mistake (miscalculation).
Greg is always so tight in the pocket. Such a solid drummer
He did a good job in Ten Minute Warning album too.
That drummer is all foot!
@@natman6905 I just pictured Gregs face with the rest of his body as a foot haha
Man, Greg Gilmore is a monster! Andy is an icon. The video is one of the best I’ve seen, both quality and performance. 🙏🏻❤️🌼
Stone is one of the best rock rhythm players ever!!!!
He did quite a few leads with MLB. Just watch this clip, he does a few of the solos. That's him on the Gibson, yea?
This is a Holy Grail post.... Omg.
Thank you so fucking much for posting this!
Non stop video rock...wow...what a show they put on...rest in peace Andy Wood...
Love rock. 333. Rip landrew
Different from most of grunge music in late 80's - early 90's, MLB's music was groovy, glam and more rock n' roll rather than dark, gloomy, and depressed. That's why I love them.
I believe the term is "cock-rock". Olympia is just too cold for spandex lol.
but i dont think this music wouldve ever made it big if he'd lived, this sucks and isnt unique-sounding like the grunge groups who went on to make it big. Maybe his death was the catalyst for the characteristic later dark sound of grunge tho?
We will never know either way. Between this performance and the release of the album, the music was slowly evolving. Remember Pantera in 1988 - even with Phil Anselmo (essentially was Bulletboys meets Manowar(. By 1990, they had been completely re-packaged and had forged a movement. Alice In Chains and Soundgarden were more or less repackaged bands, also. It’s not out of the realm of possibility to see Andrew Wood couldn’t have done the same thing.
@@joejones9520 Andy's lyrics were pretty dark & he was mocking the 'over-inflated rockstar ego' thing if you care to listen.
@LanArPagan I agree with this.
This is how I remember it going down…..thanks for posting
Wow! What an awesome concert! What a band! What a frontman, and that voice! ❤ Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this. I never got to see them.
I just played at the Central Saloon last week. What a vibe that was!
Doesn’t get much better than that. So much talent.
Andy is on fire as usual. Such a presence and talent, beautiful man. The band sounds and looks so good, seriously good content and quality, thank you. I love this band
Its a damn shame he left us so soon . MLB wouldve been bigger than PEARL JAM
Awesome thanks
This is REAL rock n roll
Remarkably clear oh my god!
We Miss you Brother Love Bone~
Zack Daniels~
I looks so genuione and fun. I wish i would have had the chance to witness them once in my life.
My first exposer to the late 1980's Seatle music scene was a band called Wah-Ter Shed, I saw them at St. Answers Hall in Detroit, Michigan.
It wasn't long before I became a fan of Mother Love Bone.
Gonna search em up after watching this. Please don't let me down, stranger.
This is the show that comes out on the malfunkshun documentary but it’s missing crown of thorns :/
Mother love bone, infinitely better than nirvana !!
Greg Gilmore, man that guy was good
Perfect for this most amazing band
Wood is the epitome of charisma. His inspiration on all the Seattle bands we grew to love and adore is unprecedented
Magnificent. Oh, but to have been there...
R.I.P Landrew LoveChild you Legend
AWESOMES 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
This reminds me of Zeppelin at the Royal Albert Hall 1970.
Hmm? How??
Like #888....1988....❤
My favorite by MLB bone china
idk who you are but thank you
24:21 That chick is crazy!
Harassing him the whole time. Needs to calm down a little.
Cool to see. I saw this show. Sweetwater opened up. They (MLB) bridged the gap between the 80's glam metal, and what became the Seattle sound. Yes, I know Stone and Jeff here went on to form Pearl Jam.
It was actually SGM
@@chrisquinn9104as M in McCreedy?
Andy was probably fun to be around,seems like he had some good energy or something special about his approach-MLB music lives. 🤘
Anyone got a link to any version of them playing "dollar short "?
What could have been?!
Probably tied with David Lee Roth as the most flamboyant frontman of all time… The only difference is that Andy’s bandmates fuckn loved what he was doing.
I love DLR, but I am a disciple of Andy. I’ve always seen the connection even tho no one will ever publicly say it. Andy took Dave’s showmanship and combined it with S O U L
@@fallforautumn Was gonna give you some props for agreeing with me on DLR, but your thoughts on EV leave me shaking my damn head
thruout the 80s every local unknown rock band's singer looked and acted like this, this is not unusual or unique.
@@joejones9520 Hmmm. It’s weird that so many well-respected musicians talk a lot about how Andy was different and amazing and how much he was adored yet you have it totally figured out… idiot 😂😂😂😂😂
@@joejones9520you don't know very much about Andy Wood ...he was fronting Malfunkshun as it's singer and bassist when he was 11 ..he wrote all his own music , played piano , bass , guitar and drums ...there is big difference between Andy Wood and every other 80s / 90s singer ...they were fakes with makeup , there wasn't anything fake about Andy ..
😂❤️👍
5:12 I thought Andrew was the woman standing there... Lol XD
32:40 Stardog Champion
I don't think Mother Love Bone and Nirvana would have been compatible on the same bill.
Cobain was angry and depressing. Andy Wood was happy and upbeat.
@@user-dd2gf1it1tthose who knew Kurt have said time and time again how great and funny he was. Dude wasn't always sad, Andy wasn't always happy.
The world caught a glimpse. Like Hendrix,Rhodes,Hoon, Duane, etc....too soon. I got a Mother Love Bone to pick with God.
Man, that girl in the front sure abused Andy that night, she wasn't even trying to be sutil... And to think she must be somebody's sweet and innocent grandma now lmao
To be honest I think that's Andy's fiance Xana La Fuente. Would make sense her grabbing at him like that. lol Hard to be 100% sure but she has the exact same hair that Xana did back then and side profile looks very similar as well.
@@SoulShines4U nah, She kind of does resemble her a bit but it is not Xana, Andy even pulls away hard a couple of times and you can see him avoiding that part of the stage, also if it was Xana it makes no sense for her to be in the audience when she could be side stage, just saying
@@Palikroked87 - That stage is extremely small, there is no side stage. lol In a venue that small standing front row center would be the best spot in the house. That said you're prob right that it's not Xana but then again who knows. 🤷♀️
she was literally gripping him everywhere where she could reach .. even i felt uncomfy lol
@@cobainsgeetar Yeah! She went at it!
Dawn Anderson!
Hiya Greg.
Some of them are older comments, but how can anyone hate this? Like its REAL music being played by REAL musicians, nog a bunch of mumbi jumbo written by fifty old guys in suits put over a computer track then giving to a boring person like Justin Beiber who can't sing.
Name of the first song?
Thru fade away
Damn. There was zero security at that show. Andy wouldn’t have had to worry about his ballsack if the venue had invested a few bucks into a bruiser to stand at the front of the stage.
man... i know this band was a birthing person for Pearl Jam. But... i wish they were still Mother. Could've been so cool...
They had a couple of good songs, but to me, this is glam rock, Motley Crue meets Elton John. This sound was dying off. Chris, and Layne ushered in a whole new sound- Grunge. This isn't Grunge to me. Nirvana leaned more towards Punk, Pearl Jam, hard rock. But the heart of Grunge is Soundgarden and Alice for me.
this is torturous to listen to and watch.
grunge is not music. and nirvana was as punk as green day was lmao
@@G.L.O.S.S. Just as rap and pop barely qualify as music, country is musical, but personally I can't stand it, every song sounds the same, country radio is just one long song broken up by auto sales and jewelry commercials. Can't stand the classic rock stations, it's just the same 30 or 40 songs over and over, the 50's and 60's rock are considered pioneers, but most of them just weren't very good. Take Jimi Hendrix, he made a screeching noise with feedback while mumbling lyrics. Beach Boys is just soundtrack music for 50's surfer movies. Can't stand Elvis Presley and a couple of the Beatles later songs were ok, but there nothing special. One persons personal preference is as meaningless as any other person.
@@regnadkcin6702 didn't asked. grunge was a movement, not a music genre
@@regnadkcin6702sounds like you hate all music
5:16 funny speech.
29:20
28:30
He seems rather um, uncomfortable I guess, with the girls in the front.
You mean that ONE drunkard chick that can't keep her hands to herself? Yeah I'm fairly sure he has a right to be annoyed by her 😂
man look at those riffs. those kind disappeared after PJ's 3rd album Vitalogy. went garbage from then on
people have a natural inclination to take sides or form rival camps, the whole mob mentality. i was 20 in 92 when the whole kerfuffle happened about this "New" music, i personally never liked the Grunge thing and way back then i was very malevolent about it. because i disliked how hard it was being shoved in our face as the hot new thing but most of all because alternative music was not a new thing, all these kids were jumping on the grunge bandwagon in droves and part of joining into this perceived new scene meant heavily antagonizing the previous scene and the previous scene was seen as glam metal as if that was the only thing going on in the world before that.
it could be argued that the birth of MTV made the music scene of the day switch from 70s classic rock bands to the weird new wave bands that i personally liked, and all of us kids followed right along. then about 5 years later MTV switched the focus to those L.A. sunset strip type glam metal bands and everybody followed along, then about 5 years later MTV switched the focus to these new band coming out of this scene in Seattle that they termed grunge and everybody followed along. so we werent cool, we werent discovering new things, MTV as telling us what to like and we went along for the ride. one of the things that really bothered me about the grunge tag scene was it didnt really make sense, the bands were all from the same city but other than that didnt have a lot in common. nirvana were more of a traditional 80s college rock station alternative band, but soundgarden and Alice in chains "as well as mother love bone" were both partially hailing from the same glammy sleazy rock scene inspiration that all of those sunset strip bands were and that all the new kids joining the scene were trashing constantly, yet they were somehow safe because now they were being labeled grunge just like nirvana were, arguably they were closer to guns n roses than they were to nirvana. and then pearl jam were more like some 70s hard rock inspired Neal Young loving group that again did not really fir in the same niche as nirvanas college alternative rock or Soundgarden and allice in chains sleaze/glam metal sound. it is amazing to me how MTV sold a new sound based on a handful of bands that werent playing the same kind of music as each other.
and of course what started happening about 5 years later, maybe it wasnt as tight of a timeline but within just a couple of years of grunge it had mostly moved to pop soft rock versions of 90s alt rock bands and then a few years later they tried to start a new thing with nu metal/rap metal. but by this time MTV and TV were sort of becoming irrelevant because of the new technology of the internet, the same way TV had killed Radio decades before. it is almost sad now though that MTV doesnt still control the pop culture music zeitgeist, because no one seems to really know what the big thing is now. music has completely fallen into the background for most people, where as it was in the forefront for us growing up.
Jesus man, ever heard of a paragraph?
Zzzzźzźzzzzzzzzz
Listen to the Wipers bro
Uh...no
So overrated. They never ventured past what had already been done. They didn’t change rock music. They didn’t define the Seattle sound. The only reason they’re legendary is because of their association to bands that DID change the course of rock, and the fact that Wood died of an overdose.
Kurt stole so much from Andy. Obviously he was jealous
Explain
I noticed that. From Kurt's manurisms with his mouth when he's playing the guitar, to his style. I just learned about Andy a couple years ago and noticed right away Kurt copied him.
How the fuck do you think Kurt and Andy were similar in any way
They were not a good band at all
Andy such a amazing charismatic flamboyant talent,MLB had always great shows and really it's sad Woody never reach a big star status.Fact is without his heritage we will never heard Pearl Jam and Temple of the Dog and maybe even Would?
He seems like a really nice guy. I just never liked even one of his bands songs. But I still listen.
I think that that's probably about how most people feel about Andrew Wood and Mother Love Bone. They're just too scared to say so, though. It's certainly how I feel.
@@berachtdorian6191 I love their songs, but I'm someone who can enjoy both glam and grunge