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I like most of those songs well enough.Here are the hair band songs in the Billboard Hot 100 of 1991:That and the fickle wussy fans that bailed.I complete agree that Nirvana was the death of hair metal.In some circles Nirvana is solely responsible for killing hair metal.a little before my time (i was in 6th grade) but wasnt Guns n roses nirvana to hair bands until Nirvana came along and sent GNR into obscurity.
"High Enough" Damn Yankees
"Wind of Change" Scorpions
"Love of a Lifetime" FireHouse
"Hole Hearted" Extreme
"After the Rain" Nelson
"Signs" Tesla
"Something to Believe In" Poison
"Silent Lucidity" Queensrÿche
"I Saw Red" Warrant
"Miles Away" Winger
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Can you blame anyone for abandoning the genre, especially when Nevermind came out?
Nevermind was a tough blow for young me. Here I was a precocious 12 year old sporting a mullet (like my older brother) loving hair metal (like my older brother) spending my nights watching Head Bangers Ball. Loving music that was about booze, #####, and not much else.
I didn't realize there was a brand of music on the horizon that was going to speak to the souls of tortured white suburban kids, and make my beloved hair metal obsolete.
It was a tough couple of years for young me to get my bearings straight again. The mullet got chopped off, but the pain never went away.