Radiohead, Alice In Chains, Hole, Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins, Nine Inch Nails, Matchbox 20, … and I can’t figure out the other two.
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Pearl Jam and The Screaming Trees?
Fucking Pearl Jam. I thought that was beans on a piece of toast.
Excessive lemmy usage detected
It's got its hooks in me.
Beans on a toast is my favorite band.
I thought it was a jar of marbles and some weird thing next to it I hadn’t figured out yet
Lol... Well at least thats a good description of Eddie's vocals, beans on toast... dry...
Sounds like you don't know how to baked beans or how to vocals 🙄
Never heard of Screaming Trees, so I never would've gotten that one.
Screaming Trees is criminally underrated. They're one of the earliest grunge bands, and it's a crying shame that they were never able to reach the success that the more well-known Seattle bands did.
Screaming trees was the first one I got, mostly just because I know the band and that made it a super obvious clue.
Good band, check them out!
Or at least listen to the Mark Lanegan era of QOTSA.
Same one I got caught on too, never heard of these fuckers... I was running all different tree types though my head.. yelling oak, loud pines, screaming willow
Apparently the Screaming Trees do exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screaming_Trees
Screaming Trees are fun. I think they had some radio play with I Nearly Lost You
That was my only guess for those and I felt dead sure there was no way that could be right. They wouldn't make it that easy.
I guessed it based on the picture but I've never heard of them either
Or Treepeople, but that's an equally obscure Built to Spill predecessor.
That looked like a coffee mug with grapes on it to me haha but shoulda known a band that iconically 90s would be on here!
Could be a Hole, could also be a Puddle of Mudd
Puddle of Mudd is like 2000's, too new. It's Hole. Early 90's grunge rock band, lead Courtney Love.
Yeah, I think you're right. Puddle of Mudd did form in the early 90's, but didn't really hit mainstream success until the 2000s it seems.
Puddle of mud should be way more famous. I mean they recorded the best cover for nirvana's about a girl ever made
I'll be honest I thought they were a Canadian band because nobody ever mentions them online but they got a ton of airplay 10 years ago where I live.
I'm in a hole doesn't have the same tone as in a pit
I think you’re correct, but how do you get Nine Inch Nails from a board with two nails in it?
If you count the dash marks on the nails, there is 9 on each.
I’ll buy that. Wish they had made it more concrete than that.
8 classic bands, and Matchbox 20
Tabitha Secret
I will go wrong answers only: Radio Man, Note Plants, Dead Jack-oLanterns, Chained blonde, Trees in Pain,... help with the rest?
Unfinished well, balls cup, and table nails.
Shoddy Table, Uneven Horizon and Spreadable Pustules. *Devil horns*
Improperly used nails, sinkhole, matches from scaffold bar, jelly on toast
Provided a number of minutes of entertainment have a thumbs up.
@Greedy_Refugee I could not figure out Soundgarden. I would have drawn a more botanical garden looking thing if I was the artist. I was all "music plants? Note field? Field notes? Music plot?"
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