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Mark Arm Offers A History Lesson


If you notice a drop-off in posts today, don't worry, I'm OK; I've probably just gotten lost in a haze of looking for YouTube clips and blog posts recapping this weekend's SP20 festival, which celebrated the 20th-ish anniversary of indie heavyweight Sub Pop. (Matos sent along a blog by a former employee of the label that's proven to be crucial reading.) Above, the reunited proto-grunge act Green River performs "This Town." (Dear Iggy Pop: Please say yes to Jeff Ament's idea for a Stooges/Green River double bill, so I can stop kicking myself, at least until someone uploads yesterday's performance of "Swallow My Pride.") [YouTube]

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Sub Pop's 20th Anniversary Festival: Stop Me Before I Start Camping Out Now

As rumored back in October, the legendary Seattle band Green River, which featured future members of Mudhoney, Mother Love Bone, Pearl Jam, and Love Battery during its too-short career, will reunite for the Sub Pop 20th anniversary party, scheduled for July 12 and 13 at Seattle's Marymoor Park. Not only will the show also feature hiatus-breaking performances by Red Red Meat, Seaweed, and the Fluid as well, it'll have sets by current acts like Low and No Age. And Mudhoney, obviously. Tickets go on sale April 26! I hope I can meet the guy who runs the grunge-history blog lamestain while I'm there, because I really owe that dude a drink. Full announced lineup after the jump. More »

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Holy Crap: Green River Reunion Show Set For Next Summer

File under "pieces of news that I thought Jess was giving me in order to fake me out and get my attention": Green River—the Mark Arm-fronted Seattle band that the northwest rock historian behind lamestain pegged as "the first grunge rock stars"—is going to play a reunion show in honor of Sub Pop's 20th anniversary, according to former guitarist Stone Gossard. More »