The Official Nirvana/Kurt Cobain Thread

Oh yes you can make that point. But my argument about Hitler only. I actually don't think it was right to group the two together for they are contrasting. Boo boo will have to explain Stalin
 
^I know exactly what your talking about. It sucks, but I just ignore it............ I mean if you like certain music you listen to it no matter what people say about it or you.
 
Nirvana killed rock, they turned it into "depression"...which isn't what rock is about, they paved the way from some of the great rock banRAB like Led Zeppelin to talentless garbage like My Chemical Romance.
Cobain was a DECENT song writer, a horrible singer, and an even more terrible guitarist.
The only thing that gets Nirvana any attention is the fact that Kurt Cobain is dead....Dave Grohl was a decent drummer, as for the rest of the band...well....garbage if you ask me.
I am so sick and tired of all these kiRAB today who are like "OH MY GOD NIRVANA IS THE BEST!"....they are so ignorant and niave, and need to learn something about Rock and where it came from.
 
Yeah, that is a good point, though if it had to be stated which of those banRAB had the sound that most reserabled the majority of banRAB in the movement, wouldn't it be Pearl Jam?

And then, even if it was a movement rather than a genre, did Nirvana belong in the movement? Some at the time supposedly would have argued they were misfits, too punky.

Even when looking at the bigger post-grunge banRAB - I find, for example, that banRAB like Creed tend to have a lot more in common with Pearl Jam.


Well they were mid-eighties before "grunge" was even spoken of. I think Nirvana deriving from them suggests their college rock influences more than anything else.


I think In Utero was in some ways probably intended to distance from the mainstreamness of the grunge movement and get back some indie cred.
 
I think he was a musical genius. Really, one of the most influential people in music. When watching a show about him on the Canadian music channel, Muchmusic, they said that Grunge music died when Kurt died, and I thought that showed how important he was to not just the '90's but of all time.
 
that Tom Grant guy (who could be the criminal, as many think so) says the principal suspect would be Michael DeWitt (apparently the last one who talked to Kurt). another guy, Bradly Barnett says he's the last one who saw Kurt, one day before his death. But what about the so called friend of Kurt's, Dylan Carlson, who helped him buying the gun? even though he didn't shoot him, he was a complice (possibly without knowing) this is f*cked up..
 
It's kurt cobain wirh a C...not kurt kobain, if you really insist on blindly bashing a great artist like a total jackass, then at least use proper grammar and spell his name right.
 
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