Breaking Waves: Seattle Episode 1: Touch Me, I’m Sick
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Oct 12, 2021 
Duff McKagan, a member of Guns N' Roses, shares his roots in the Seattle music scene. Charles Cross, an influential writer, and Daniel House, owner of CZ Records, dive into the explosive rise of grunge with pivotal bands like Mother Love Bone and Soundgarden. They discuss the unique environment of late '80s Seattle, the community's camaraderie, and how Mudhoney's 'Touch Me I'm Sick' ignited the grunge revolution. The conversation captures the essence of a musical era that transformed a city into a worldwide sensation.
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Andrew Wood's Star and Tragedy
- Andrew Wood was seen as Seattle's natural-born rock star before his untimely death at 24.
- His band Mother Love Bone blended glam rock with punk and metal, influencing the city's music scene profoundly.
Deep Six Defined Grunge
- The 1986 Deep Six record defined Seattle's early grunge sound and community.
- It bridged metal, classic rock, and punk, setting the stage for Sub Pop and grunge's rise.
10-Minute Warning's Grunge Roots
- 10-Minute Warning was a bridge between punk rock and heavier grunge sound in early 80s Seattle.
- They slowed tempos and added psychedelic elements, influencing future grunge pioneers.