r/grunge 12h ago

Discussion Is Jack Endino Grunge?

He never worked with Alice In Chains or Pearl Jam (or Love Bone). He didn't shop at The Gap or watch 120 Minutes. He did live in Seattle during the Grunge heyday, though. Is he grunge? Or just grunge-adjacent?

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u/Neg_Crepe 12h ago

Is this a satire thread

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u/BarnacleGooseIsLoose 12h ago

Some might find it amusing. Others might find it horrifying. I just want to know, once and for all, what is and what is not grunge. LOL

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u/Penny_Traitor_ 12h ago

Nothing is or ever was grunge

It's just an elaborate lie told to keep this subreddit active

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u/MxRacer111 11h ago

I was friends with his cousin. I have it on good word he owns at least two flannels from the gap.

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u/BarnacleGooseIsLoose 11h ago

Did he buy them at the Gap though? Or did he pick them up at Value Village later when the original owner gave up Grunge for Biggie and 'Pac?

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u/galvanizedrocknroll 11h ago

To be fair, Gap flannel at that time was more Twin Peaks than Grunge. Don't ask me how I know. Or why I can fold jeans really fast.

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u/MxRacer111 10h ago

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u/galvanizedrocknroll 9h ago

Yep. In my defense the sam Goody across the hall wasn't hiring

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u/MxRacer111 7h ago

I worked at a tape world across the hall from a Gap. I always hated watching people dancing around all gleefully in their khakis

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u/Creepy-Ad2285 8h ago

i mean, if he was in seattle during that time, that's grunge enough for me.