The Grunge Bible Podcast

This week, Chris and Ethan discuss a Fab Four of albums that have anniversaries this month, Alice in Chains’ “Facelift,” Pearl Jam’s “Ten” and “No Code,” and Queens of the Stone Age’s “Songs For The Deaf.”

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This week, Chris and Ethan share an old conversation about Alice in Chains' debut album "Facelift," released 36 years ago this week. This conversation originally appeared on the GB Pod on August 19, 2021 as Episode 23 of the show, back when Chris and Ethan had bad microphones, were both still in their twenties, and had seemingly higher voices. How time flies.

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On August 5, 2016, Chris and Ethan saw Pearl Jam live for the first time. It was the band’s first show at Fenway Park in Boston. On this week’s episode, Chris and Ethan take a look back to that first show ten years later.

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This week on the show, Chris and Ethan discuss the final Soundgarden album following some information Matt Cameron recently shared. The pair also pay homage to Jennifer Finch, who passed away last month.

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All questions have answers, and this week Chris and Ethan provide some of them. Listen as they discuss desert island beers, favorite movies, the impact of deceased musicians, Olivia Rodrigo, Alice in Chains, and much more.

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July 20 is an important day on the calendar, marking Chris Cornell's birthday, and the anniversary of Chester Bennington's death. Chris would be 62 today, and Chester's been nine years gone today. Listen along as Chris and Ethan reflect on those two, celebrate Stone Gossard's and Santana's birthdays, and discuss some local radio news.

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This week, Chris and Ethan depart from the ~grunge~ scene and mark the 41st anniversary of the Live Aid benefit show by sharing some thoughts on two of the notable performances of the day: U2 and Led Zeppelin.

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Back in the saddle after a one week sabbatical, Chris and Ethan discuss their recent hangs and essentially bullshit for 30 minutes, talking music, shows, foods, beers, and brothers.

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Scheduling issues have inhibited the ability to record a fresh episode at GB HQ, so for this week, take a trip down memory lane with a reissued episode  - originally published in August 2024 as Episode 178 - all about Nirvana's debut album "Bleach." This album just turned 37 this month. 

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This week on the show, Chris and Ethan remember Oliver Tree, who passed away earlier this month at age 32. While outside of the normal genre, Chris and Ethan both listened quite heavily and spend time reflecting on their relationship with his music in this episode. Later, the pair kick it over to some old friends for some Knicks talk.

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