Ozzy Osbourne died

Nonsense - it dominated the first half of the 90's
You must have been living in a rural part of the country that is five years behind everyone else.

The rock scene in early 1990s was dominated by Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Black Crows, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice and Chains, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Soundgarden.

The guy who was still wearing a Winger t-shirt was getting laughed out of the room.

View: https://youtu.be/Irc5j1gkihY?si=ByNE3iUY3aR0a9U2
 
but nobody ever laughed at black Sabbath.
Sabbath wasn't hair metal.

Poison was.

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You must have been living in a rural part of the country that is five years behind everyone else.

The rock scene in early 1990s was dominated by Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Black Crows, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice and Chains, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Soundgarden.

The guy who was still wearing a Winger t-shirt was getting laughed out of the room.

View: https://youtu.be/Irc5j1gkihY?si=ByNE3iUY3aR0a9U2

Yeah, they played a different MTV in rural Los Angeles...

I lump grunge in as another flavor of metal. It was an evolutionary shift. Obviously Nirvana was highly popular and the Seattle Sound was replacing the Strip sound.

But that isn't what killed MTV - it was the shift to rap and hip-hop that destroyed it.
 
I lump grunge in as another flavor of metal.

You're trying to retroactively change what your original claim was.

You stated in post #177 that the heyday of Hair Metal was in the 1990s, during the Clinton years.

Nobody on the planet considers Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Smashing Pumpkins hair metal.

 
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