One of the things that is a butt rock thing that I think we're gonna talk a lot about

and something that I can almost guarantee I will do throughout this show is like one

of the main signifiers I think of butt rock is the voice right like yeah they're

like there might be a different version in the 80s but once the 90s hits like

they found it you know they found the voice that that is butt rock in the 90s when

Eddie Vetter and STP Scott Weiland Kurt Cobain didn't really do it but yeah but

there there are butt rock bands who try to emulate Kurt Cobain I feel like he

has a distinct voice among like the Grand Jera but there are bands who when

they think because I because you know my main impression of butt rock is it's

mostly post grunge it's mostly the stuff that was influenced by the grunge

era and some people take that to mean you know Pearl Jam and some people take

that to mean Nirvana and I think we'll get into like specific examples of

both but there's definitely a just strain of butt rock who like they're

trying to be Nirvana I mean Nirvana you know that's a weird thing is that like

Nirvana it doesn't feel like grunge to me but Pearl Jam does you know like the

way you just said that like I think Nirvana is something different I know that

there's like puddle of mud sounds a lot like Kurt Cobain and there are other

guys that have decided to make it their thing to sound like Kurt Cobain that

are totally escaping me right now but I find Nirvana to be like I'm not the

world's hugest Nirvana fan I think unplugged is really good to play like it

is really good yeah it's one of those things that you can play and hang out with

I you know I'll play games with my wife it's like kind of like right now

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