I thought I would see at least one plaid shirt in Seattle, even more than a decade after the death of grunge. There were moments where I felt a touch of that old scene, but for the most part Seattle is a nice, comfortable city with either a Starbucks or the homeless sitting on every corner. I still had my dose of music history though, and was amazed at the stream of people flocking to the memorials of both Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix on a weekday afternoon. The other highlight for me was the Experience Music Project museum and I could have easily spent an entire day there engrossed in the horror, sci fi, Nirvana and guitar exhibits.
Seattle, Washington
Posted: June 18, 2012 in TRAVEL PHOTOSTags: ac/dc, aurora troll, Avatar, beecher's, brandon lee, bruce lee, canal, dahlia lounge, experience music project, frank gehry, fremont, jimi hendrix, kurt cobain, lakeview cemetery, maximus minimus, monorail, nirvana, paseo, pike place market, piroshky piroshky, renton, rocket, salumi, seattle, starbucks, the crab pot, The Crow, the lure of the horror film, viretta park, washington
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