This track has a such a 90's grunge rock feel about it, it kicks off reminiscing.....aka flashbacks.

Great song. Amazing lyrics. Guitar sounds like cobain

Hey man whats the chords id love to cover this song? Thrash it up🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

If you like this music you should check out "Mud Wave" a band from Auckland, New Zealand. They are attempting to bring grunge back

7 Seconds - 99 Red Balloons

Grunge

Common Rider - Classics Of Love

Let alone to rest alone, Yeah youre making me

The Distillers - Beat Your Heart Out

Moist Vagina - Nirvana

London Dungeon

work, work, work it's a lot of jive never gonna work 9 to 5 tell mr. bossman i said goodbye never gonna work another day in my life i hate work, yeah i do i hate work, and you should to i hate work, ain't no clerk i hate work, ain't no jerk never gonna work in a factory or sweat my life in misery work like that never meant to be work like that is not for me [chorus] work work work away the years of your life work work work never see your wife work work work sweat and tears work work work lost my years [chorus] we're not gonna work in your crummy jobs we're not gonna fight in your stinkin' wars we're not gonna vote in your phony elections take a good look we're your reflection

I Hate Work (Millions Of Dead Cops/More Dead Cops)

Mixer/Producer/Engineer Sean Beavan's show reel

NIN - "Hurt"

In a big blue house on the eastside of Vancouver, the Jins were born. Now, whether you consider the birth date of a band their first show, or the day they decided on their path, it doesn’t matter, because it all happened in that blue house. 2014’s Hallowe’en show was a tentpole for that early sound, and if you don’t know Vancouver, shows almost never happen in houses there. The city breathes a heavy lung full of NIMBY behaviour, so kicking off their journey by cold-rocking the neighbourhood is the way to become the stuff of legends. “I settled on The Jins as a name because of all the pigeons I saw around Vancouver,” states lively frontman Ben Larsen, reminiscing about those early days. “I always thought that pigeons were a great metaphor for the way I lived at the time, like sleeping in random places and eating garbage and just generally not respected by anyone, but still a part of the urban landscape, just hanging around everywhere, dwellers of the seedy underbelly of society rejected by the general public but ubiquitous in the city. Pigeons are also really misunderstood creatures and don't really deserve how they're viewed, They're monogamous and seem to have a sense of caring for their loved ones and I think there’s a really strong sentiment to that, I've always been a sucker for love songs so that's how I came about the name.”

Perhaps if Vancouver’s closest city wasn’t a harrowing seventeen hour drive through the Rocky Mountains, and the powers that run the borders to the south didn’t stop music from being shared and toured freely throughout Cascadia, the British Columbia city would be like everywhere else: up to her underboob in bands doing their best cosplay of the 90s. However, The Jins are a wonderful product of managing to create something fantastic out of an tough situation. They come from a city where only the plucky survive, and their output, whether it’s the upcoming release, or being one of the most beloved seven inches released on Kingfisher Bluez, is melted down, purest Vancouver. They are resilient, they are beautiful, they are melancholic, and they are unique. Compare them to their contemporaries all you wish, but just know that The Jins are their city’s heroes of jangle and fuzz, and will be coming to yours soon.

Grunge

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