Sub Pop talks The Dwarves, Grunge and Mudhoney | Red Bull Music Academy
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Published 2017-08-11
If there’s a Seattle sound, then it's the sound that was powered by Sub Pop. Known to the world as grunge, it turned the sleepy north-western city into the epicenter of guitar music for years, and gave the rock world one of its most enduring icons in Kurt Cobain.
In conversation at the 2005 Red Bull Music Academy, Sub Pop's Carly Starr, Mark Arm and Megan Jasper tell us about the label’s growth and the city’s transition, of the storm that was whipping up around them and how they survived once the public eye turned elsewhere. It’s an incredible story of how indie labels grow and adapt in an ever-changing musical world.
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TOPICS:
00:36 - Seattle
10:50 - Bruce Pavitt
13:28 - The Dwarves
28:55 - Grunge
41:55 - Nirvana
56:40 - Mudhoney
MUSIC:
13:28 - The Dwarves – “Drugstore” • Video
21:44 - Tad – “Sex God Missy” • TAD - Sex God Missy
41:49 - Nirvana – “In Bloom” • Nirvana - In Bloom (Official Music Vi...
59:00 - Beat Happening – “Hot Chocolate Boy” • Beat Happening "Hot Chocolate Boy" ...
1:19:47 - Afghan Whigs – “Her Against Me” • Afghan Whigs - Her Against Me
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All Comments (19)
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You can read more on Sub Pop here... www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/subpop-sessio…
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really enjoyed this. loved megan jaspers take on the lexicon of grunge!
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nice video, we need more like this, a part of seattle sound history, very statisfied
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We need something like this again, but I'm not seeing a reaction or backlash towards commercial pop, and this has me concerned. The mainstream now is just as shallow and formulaic as it was pre-grunge, even worse, but people are too glued to their smartphones to care about a revolution
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1:01:40 Nah, "In Bloom" (Spring 1990) was produced by Butch Vig, and also "In Bloom" (Spring 1991) was as well.
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Thanks.... viva a sub pop, e todo esse universo profundamente incrível. ✌✌🙏🙏
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Nice
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Is there a "published on" date for YouTube? This whole thing is super confusing for super long...and I still have no idea when this whole tiny symposium thing was done...the comments are from 4 yrs ago to 11 months ago, so I assume this thing occurred in 2018 or so?
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Megan Jasper's irritation at people who didn't wear the uniform getting into the music was like something you'd read in the Onion.
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Grunge rocks 🤘🏽
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in the sense that
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Did Carly on the right ever speak? I skimmed through and never saw her do any speaking. Not even at the beginning when the host was asking what they did at Sub Pop. For some reason, he just never asked her and she seemed very OK with that.
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Nevermind a piece of poop?? Tell us how you really feel Mark
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Take a drink everytime they say Seattle
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33:00 What's so bad about people from elsewhere, having a surface level interest of your local culture?
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SKINNY PUPPY RULES!!!!!!!!
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Seattle is haunted by the Ghosts of Grunge
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I feel bad for this scene. They always have to deal with the posers bringing up nirvana.
