Ron DeSantis

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@GiveWarAChanceX @LivemusicCJ Yes — Nirvana and Pearl Jam supplanted the metal bands from the 1980s for me at the time. But as time has wore on I find myself more attuned with Metallica/GnR/Def Leppard etc.

8/16/2025, 2:39:58 PM

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@GiveWarAChanceX

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@RonDeSantis @LivemusicCJ Were you a fan of Nirvana at all back then?

Ron DeSantis

@RonDeSantis

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@LivemusicCJ I agree — amazing band. Both had some epic videos in those years.

Chris

@LivemusicCJ

19d

@RonDeSantis I used to like GnR a lot more back then. Metallica are still top from that era imo.

Ron DeSantis

@RonDeSantis

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Epic year — and it signaled the evolution from metal/hair rock towards grunge/alternative rock.

I’d take Appetite for Destruction and Master of Puppets if I had to choose between albums from the mid-to-late 80s vs the early 90s…

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@historyrock_

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These were all released within 44 days of each other in 1991 🤯

The statement is a personal reflection on musical preferences, discussing a shift from grunge bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam to metal bands like Metallica and Guns N' Roses. It is part of a casual conversation about music tastes and does not engage with public issues or societal debates.