Grunge, a story of music and rage

I was there, in the UK, in my sub pop t-shirt, bouncing around the mosh pit in my Dr Martens.

It explains how grunge evolved through the decades, basically as the new punk.

Photography focuses on the crowd, not the band as we see the kids rather than the stars, they are the ones who matter.

Seattle coined the phrase, the UK made it. Kurt should have stayed there, like punk which gave way to the New Romantics, it imploded.

Look at where we are now? Bland auto-tune pop, death metal has its place for a release of emotion, but that's not my bag.

Put Nevermind, Touch me I'm sick or Pretent that we're dead on the stereo.

It's a great montage of history- I've seen it all before, the original stars now getting older and looking more conservative as they have kids, nice houses, wood burners and cars.

Nothing wrong with that, (I did it too) we all change!