3 of the Best 90s Grunge Songs for Your Rainy Day Playlist
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3 of the Best 90s Grunge Songs for Your Rainy Day Playlist
If you’re looking to make a playlist on a rainy day, these 90s grunge songs from the PNW scene are perfect additions.
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There are many reasons 90s grunge is perfect for a rainy day. One main reason is that grunge emerged from the Pacific Northwest rock scene and invaded the mainstream in 1991 and 1992. Seattle, in particular, is famous for its rain and reputation for grey skies. With the “big four” grunge bands emerging from the city’s scene, a rainy day anywhere in the country can easily remind you of these iconic groups. That’s why these grunge songs are perfect for your rainy day playlist.
“Pennyroyal Tea” by Nirvana
Any version of this Nirvana classic is perfect on a rainy day. Specifically, the MTV Unplugged in New York version is special because it’s the only song performed solo by Kurt Cobain. In the live footage of the........
