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R.I.P Kurt Cobain 25 years on

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By *rungeguy OP   Man
over a year ago

leeds

R.I.P Kurt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

25 years!

R.I.P

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Blimey, has it really been that long?

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By *ophleeCouple
over a year ago

Fareham

How time flies.

R.I.P Kurt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Bloody hell its things like this that make me feel old!

My son got a nirvana top last year and we said ‘what’s your favourite track?’ He said ‘what?’ Turns out he just liked their t shirt and didn’t know they were one of the most awesome bands! He had an education that day.

RIP kurt.

D&D x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A beautiful troubled soul x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Jesus. Sad sad tale. Even sadder than Hole getting even a short music career out of it. RIP Kurt. Your music still stands the test of time and always will. Good reminder that even the most seemingly successful of souls can mask some deep rooted pain that can potentially overcome our own strengths.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Jesus. Sad sad tale. Even sadder than Hole getting even a short music career out of it. RIP Kurt. Your music still stands the test of time and always will. Good reminder that even the most seemingly successful of souls can mask some deep rooted pain that can potentially overcome our own strengths. "

So true. Well said Wolfy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine"

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die. "

. Bit harsh

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die.

. Bit harsh "

Ever so slightly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die. "

#Sorry

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die. "

Well the Beatles are another example of mediocrity bit i digress... Nirvana lucked out because however alternative they claimed to be Nevermind and everything that followed was radio friendly and corporate friendly. I suspect Cobain knew that which is what makes his failing to deal with it all the more heartbreaking.

Your Bieber comment is vile. But I'm bored so why do you think he should die? Or if you don't do you not think it's a bit pathetic saying that just to try and appear edgy and dangerous?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die. "

But if Kurt hadn’t of died, would they still be as relevant? I mean they were awesome but I do wonder if their popularity is like it is, is because Kurt died.

Danish x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die.

Well the Beatles are another example of mediocrity bit i digress... Nirvana lucked out because however alternative they claimed to be Nevermind and everything that followed was radio friendly and corporate friendly. I suspect Cobain knew that which is what makes his failing to deal with it all the more heartbreaking.

Your Bieber comment is vile. But I'm bored so why do you think he should die? Or if you don't do you not think it's a bit pathetic saying that just to try and appear edgy and dangerous?"

Nah dont need to appear anything on here. Edgy and dangerous isnt really a need for me. Obviously I wouldn't encourage somebody to actually die due to their musical ability or my musical taste. Comment was designed to indicate my distaste for oversaturated, media hyped bull shit music. The death of another human is never usually something to be celebrated. A poke at humour which is again, subjective. Some people will raise a chuckle and smile, some wont. Others will take the opportunity to pull me for it. Take what you will from the attempt at subjective humour. I care not.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine"

Please name those bands ?

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

Unplugged in New York ...

Need I say more

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Unplugged in New York ...

Need I say more "

Awesome live album!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Got nevermind on right now...

I like all their pretty songs and like to sing alone.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"Unplugged in New York ...

Need I say more

Awesome live album! "
I remember watching it on the day on MTV ,just incredible

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He was a lying bastard anyway!!

He swore he didn't have a gun!!

Meant that with respect!! He would have liked it I imagine...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Unplugged in New York ...

Need I say more

Awesome live album! I remember watching it on the day on MTV ,just incredible "

Static magnetism they had. Didnt really need to be active but had the audience drawn in straight from the off. I do link a lot of my burgeoning musical taste of the time to Nirvana

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"Unplugged in New York ...

Need I say more

Awesome live album! I remember watching it on the day on MTV ,just incredible

Static magnetism they had. Didnt really need to be active but had the audience drawn in straight from the off. I do link a lot of my burgeoning musical taste of the time to Nirvana "
Me too , they got me into the likes of Pearl Jam , RHCP, Jane's Addiction and alike

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

Please name those bands ? "

Pixies. Sonic youth. James addiction. All were far better live and had far more originality in their recordings. Others such as Mudhoney and Dinosaur Jnr were far better live possibly because they looked like they were enjoying it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"He was a lying bastard anyway!!

He swore he didn't have a gun!!

Meant that with respect!! He would have liked it I imagine... "

Choice of gun, other person stating been offered money to kill him, violent manner of death.....theres loads of conspiracy theories abound too about it. Think the sad thing is he was just failed by numerous people around him

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

25 years? I'm old

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Preferred Mudhoney to be honest, but you can't deny what Nirvana did for the alternative music scene.

Negative Creep being my fave Nirvana song (probably).

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By *attooedBBWWoman
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Preferred Mudhoney to be honest, but you can't deny what Nirvana did for the alternative music scene.

Negative Creep being my fave Nirvana song (probably). "

Yes Mudhoney!

I’m going to dig out my playlists...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Preferred Mudhoney to be honest, but you can't deny what Nirvana did for the alternative music scene.

Negative Creep being my fave Nirvana song (probably).

Yes Mudhoney!

I’m going to dig out my playlists..."

Do it! Do it now!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"He was a lying bastard anyway!!

He swore he didn't have a gun!!

Meant that with respect!! He would have liked it I imagine...

Choice of gun, other person stating been offered money to kill him, violent manner of death.....theres loads of conspiracy theories abound too about it. Think the sad thing is he was just failed by numerous people around him "

Coughcoughcortneylovecoughcough

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

Please name those bands ?

Pixies. Sonic youth. James addiction. All were far better live and had far more originality in their recordings. Others such as Mudhoney and Dinosaur Jnr were far better live possibly because they looked like they were enjoying it. "

Kurt never liked how Nevermind was produced, was way to commercial for him. He reacted against it with In Utero. Nirvana had great pop songs, they captured the zeitgeist at the right time and became huge, I was never a fan at the time though, wasn’t my scene. I was always more baffled with how big Pearl Jam were though, but I could see why Nirvana were big, they had great songs and that always tops everything.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Jeez I remember the day well - time flies!! RIP KC

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester

Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Anyone into Foo Fighters? Do you think Dave Grohl is a better songer than drummer? I do!!

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Not my Jam. Did have the famous T shirt of the swimming pool and dollar bill though.

Was more into Guns n Roses more edgy for a young un.

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By *azzle-me-TazzMan
over a year ago

Lichfield

Rip Kurt. I wish I had a time machine.

However you mention the Pixies. They are on a UK tour this year and can't wait to see them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Anyone into Foo Fighters? Do you think Dave Grohl is a better songer than drummer? I do!! "

Early Foos were good, now it’s Radio friendly FM rock.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Anyone into Foo Fighters? Do you think Dave Grohl is a better songer than drummer? I do!!

Early Foos were good, now it’s Radio friendly FM rock. "

Agree but I do like Run!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss ."

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If he never blew his head off 25 years ago he'd still be dead by now.

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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago

London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact

Kurt did take a lot of influences from other bands /songs to the point some claim he was a thief. He was caught between wanting credibility and wanting to be a commercial success. He was a bit of an arsehole if you believe some accounts from those close to him. But he was the poster boy for a disillusioned generation because he was able to bring together all these elements to bring the ethos of grunge to the masses. Plus their songs have catchy melodies.

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By *cgkcCouple
over a year ago

Hitchin


"Nirvana had great pop songs, they captured the zeitgeist at the right time and became huge"

I'd agree. Grunge quickly became bloated and boring.

First time I heard Smells... I was at the Camden Palace tipping off my tits, looked over the balcony and saw this swarming mass of folk going crazy to this anthem for doomed youth. I was sucked in from that moment.

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By *rungeguy OP   Man
over a year ago

leeds

Bump

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By *entakuruMan
over a year ago

Exeter


" I was always more baffled with how big Pearl Jam were though, but I could see why Nirvana were big, they had great songs and that always tops everything. "

Not only that, but bloody Eddie Vedder's voice/vocal style... The number of bad imitators (Counting Crows the worst offenders but there were loads that ripped Vedder's 'hurr-hurr ha ho' extra syllables in every word kinda thing.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was a sad day when he left us ,

He and his band changes the world of acceptable music on main stream radio play and opened there door for a more rock/punk based music to become more popular

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By *entakuruMan
over a year ago

Exeter


"If he never blew his head off 25 years ago he'd still be dead by now."

Maybe. The thing about being a mega successful rock star is that you could survive the kind of lifestyle choices that would send a regular person into unemployment, homelessness and a fairly quick death. Look at the likes of Keith Richards, Anthony Kiedis, Nikki Sixx etc etc. Rock, and especially American rock music seems to be fuelled by heroin. Kinda grim really.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated? "

Wasn’t meaning you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday"

Ooooooh controversial dash

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

Ooooooh controversial dash"
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Not as controversial as you think neither band really enjoyed mass mainstream success.

Unless you listen to radio 6 you probably wouldn't hear a song by either of them in a year.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday"

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time "

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did"

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"And I swear that I don't have a gun,

No I don't have a gun..."

Kurt Cobain was lying. He did have a gun and blew his brains out with it.

25 years on it is still stupid.

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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

God was it really 25 years ago? I don't remember being only 22 at the time!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nevermind was the soundtrack to my formative years.

Use to drink in a biker pub, in Shrewsbury, and every Saturday, get pints, and immediately put the whole album on the jukebox.

Nevermind, Hendrix and the Stones.

It really was a shock when he died.

Like the day the Pixies split.

End of an era.

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth

still listen to his music today..you know youre right is my favourite..nearly brings me to tears everytime i hear

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ok. It's on now.

And I still get that little shiver of hairs standing up, like I did the first time I heard them on The Tube when I was 16 or 17.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition. "

So we agree to disagree then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is he not well rested already?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition. "

I find it laughable that not liking a popular band makes someone a music snob. The bands I mentioned earlier all had huge success so I don't see how you can play the "if they had success" card...

So to go back to my earlier references are you honestly saying Pixies and Janes Addiction "didn't have the songs"?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

RIP Kurt

RIP Layne

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I couldn't give a fudge about their success.

I remember the first time I heard them. Well, saw them, actually. Friday night, on the Tube.

And when they played I thought " Fuck! That was amazing".

All the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, like it does, time to time, when you hear something amazing, like Mozart, or Charlie Parker. And I thought, shit. That was something special.

It's not about being a snob. Or being popular. It's about my personal experience. And for me, dude, they rocked.

That is all.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated?

Wasn’t meaning you "

Yep. Multiple posters express the opinion tvat nirvana were over-rated and yet you only disagree with one of them...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"RIP Kurt

RIP Layne "

Also Andrew Wood from mother love bone died 1990,RIP to them all

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While Kurt's story is sad I've never understood the legacy nirvana left. The 2nd times I saw they were positively underwhelming, there were many better bands around at that tine

There where a lot of truly amazing bands around at that time agreed. Nirvana just seemed to establish those connections with a crowd that where tired of the similar sounding music of the era. Right tone right time kind of thing. Exactly why the Beatles exploded.

Music's all subjective anyway, except Bieber. Bieber should die.

Well the Beatles are another example of mediocrity bit i digress... Nirvana lucked out because however alternative they claimed to be Nevermind and everything that followed was radio friendly and corporate friendly. I suspect Cobain knew that which is what makes his failing to deal with it all the more heartbreaking.

Your Bieber comment is vile. But I'm bored so why do you think he should die? Or if you don't do you not think it's a bit pathetic saying that just to try and appear edgy and dangerous?

Nah dont need to appear anything on here. Edgy and dangerous isnt really a need for me. Obviously I wouldn't encourage somebody to actually die due to their musical ability or my musical taste. Comment was designed to indicate my distaste for oversaturated, media hyped bull shit music. The death of another human is never usually something to be celebrated. A poke at humour which is again, subjective. Some people will raise a chuckle and smile, some wont. Others will take the opportunity to pull me for it. Take what you will from the attempt at subjective humour. I care not. "

I can still take a joke, thankfully

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

I find it laughable that not liking a popular band makes someone a music snob. The bands I mentioned earlier all had huge success so I don't see how you can play the "if they had success" card...

So to go back to my earlier references are you honestly saying Pixies and Janes Addiction "didn't have the songs"? "

Or screaming trees or sonic youth

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"RIP Kurt

RIP Layne

Also Andrew Wood from mother love bone died 1990,RIP to them all"

I added Layne because he died on the 5th of April.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

I find it laughable that not liking a popular band makes someone a music snob. The bands I mentioned earlier all had huge success so I don't see how you can play the "if they had success" card...

So to go back to my earlier references are you honestly saying Pixies and Janes Addiction "didn't have the songs"? "

Why are you quoting something That you didn’t even comment on ?!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A sad loss. Important, great band.

But on balance, I appreciate Pearl Jam more.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

So we agree to disagree then? "

Guess we do Dash, guess we do.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"R.I.P Kurt"

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By *uryWhipMan
over a year ago

Harringay

Im still a massive Nirvana fan and only wish I could hear the music Kurt would have gone on to make or still be making. Given that he was freinds with the likes of Dylan Carson and the Melvins, amongst other legends, one can imagine the beautiful noise that could have been created. RIP KC

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

I find it laughable that not liking a popular band makes someone a music snob. The bands I mentioned earlier all had huge success so I don't see how you can play the "if they had success" card...

So to go back to my earlier references are you honestly saying Pixies and Janes Addiction "didn't have the songs"?

Why are you quoting something That you didn’t even comment on ?! "

Sorry is that a forum rule now? Was your comment about the thread "being full of music snobs" not directed at everyone expressing re same opinion about the band being over rated? You've already pulled me up once asking for the bands I considered superior...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

I find it laughable that not liking a popular band makes someone a music snob. The bands I mentioned earlier all had huge success so I don't see how you can play the "if they had success" card...

So to go back to my earlier references are you honestly saying Pixies and Janes Addiction "didn't have the songs"?

Why are you quoting something That you didn’t even comment on ?!

Sorry is that a forum rule now? Was your comment about the thread "being full of music snobs" not directed at everyone expressing re same opinion about the band being over rated? You've already pulled me up once asking for the bands I considered superior...

"

You’re very predictable.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I remember leaving the cinema after watching the commitments (remember that??) getting the bus home. On the bus loads of older teens/youngadults and someone had smells like teen spirit playing on their stereo. Really interesting to be part of this 'hive like' movement of everyone nodding their head to the music.... I always smile when I think of that on the number 88.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday"

I love The Stone Roses and Alice in Chains. I think Radiohead are utter shite. Musical preference is obviously entirely subjective.

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By *rungeguy OP   Man
over a year ago

leeds

Think I like all the grunge bands tbh

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nirvana were very overrated,just like stone roses, utter shite, give me mudhoney or Alice in chains anyday

I wouldn't agree. They were good at what they did at the time

I wouldn't agree with you,they weren't good, in fact it was shit, there were far better bands around at the same time,I don't know why the music industry choose them to be the next best thing but they did

This thread is full of music snobs, because they were successful. If they had no success you would be hailing them as a great band, I think their success was justified, all these other bands that are mentioned simply didn’t have the songs, or if they did they hide the songs under lo fi recordings with no ambition.

So we agree to disagree then?

Guess we do Dash, guess we do. "

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated?

Wasn’t meaning you

Yep. Multiple posters express the opinion tvat nirvana were over-rated and yet you only disagree with one of them..."

I didn’t realise there was a forum rule that meant I had to disagree with everyone who expresses an opinion that differs from mine .

Since there are multiple posters that think nirvana were over rated and I’ve only told one that it wasn’t him I meant , I guess you’ll never know who I did mean then .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated?

Wasn’t meaning you

Yep. Multiple posters express the opinion tvat nirvana were over-rated and yet you only disagree with one of them...

I didn’t realise there was a forum rule that meant I had to disagree with everyone who expresses an opinion that differs from mine .

Since there are multiple posters that think nirvana were over rated and I’ve only told one that it wasn’t him I meant , I guess you’ll never know who I did mean then ."

Was it me you f*******

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated?

Wasn’t meaning you

Yep. Multiple posters express the opinion tvat nirvana were over-rated and yet you only disagree with one of them...

I didn’t realise there was a forum rule that meant I had to disagree with everyone who expresses an opinion that differs from mine .

Since there are multiple posters that think nirvana were over rated and I’ve only told one that it wasn’t him I meant , I guess you’ll never know who I did mean then .

Was it me you f******* "

You posted way after my post

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Despite the odd poster claiming there were much better bands of the genre around at the time , I recall the mtv unplugged concert and that blew my mind . After that I got right into them , and of course teen spirit opened them up to the mainstream . Lithium was a particularly memorable track , deep and meaningful with an insight into his mind .

So whether the odd person thinks they were over rated , I think he was a truly memorable icon of the era , and will never be forgotten . A rare talent and a great loss .

Wasnt suggesting Nirvana were over-rated - perhaps more so than Mudhoney were under-rated?

Wasn’t meaning you

Yep. Multiple posters express the opinion tvat nirvana were over-rated and yet you only disagree with one of them...

I didn’t realise there was a forum rule that meant I had to disagree with everyone who expresses an opinion that differs from mine .

Since there are multiple posters that think nirvana were over rated and I’ve only told one that it wasn’t him I meant , I guess you’ll never know who I did mean then .

Was it me you f*******

You posted way after my post "

Oh OK neah bother

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By *entakuruMan
over a year ago

Exeter

Any of you who were around to remember the grunge scene the first time round ever hear a band called 'Mindfunk' (actually Mindfuck but you can't sell albums with a 'profane' name apparently)?

They only ever did three albums in their career but they had quite a unique take on the Grunge sound, bringing in psychedelic rock and funk metal aesthetics. Massively underrated at the time but one of the best bands of the era for me... /musicsnob

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Any of you who were around to remember the grunge scene the first time round ever hear a band called 'Mindfunk' (actually Mindfuck but you can't sell albums with a 'profane' name apparently)?

They only ever did three albums in their career but they had quite a unique take on the Grunge sound, bringing in psychedelic rock and funk metal aesthetics. Massively underrated at the time but one of the best bands of the era for me... /musicsnob"

Yes, I had a tape of them, they were more glam really

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By *entakuruMan
over a year ago

Exeter


"Any of you who were around to remember the grunge scene the first time round ever hear a band called 'Mindfunk' (actually Mindfuck but you can't sell albums with a 'profane' name apparently)?

They only ever did three albums in their career but they had quite a unique take on the Grunge sound, bringing in psychedelic rock and funk metal aesthetics. Massively underrated at the time but one of the best bands of the era for me... /musicsnob

Yes, I had a tape of them, they were more glam really "

Don't think so? Long hair yes, glam not that I recall... What album was it? Maybe they did a Pantera and started out trying to catch that scene but did a cheeky reinvent and came back looking and sounding meaner...

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By *entakuruMan
over a year ago

Exeter

Just googled. No glam.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

RIP and all that but didn't really get all the fuss about that band to be honest well over rated

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By *he Mac LassWoman
over a year ago

Hefty Hideaway

I remember the day Cobain died. I was an avid MTV fan and knew Unplugged word for word so I was saddened but didn’t really know Nirvana beyond that. I remember trying to get into their music but meh, it just never was for me. I definitely was in the minority as they became very fashionable for the angsty teens that were my peers.

25 years though? Wow!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm sorry but best thing he did was top him'sen as the music was utter shite i think was just noise grunge should have been called shite !

And yes i know what he stood for and the music before and body says owt, But that just my opinion and if we all had the same life would be crap !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sorry but best thing he did was top him'sen as the music was utter shite i think was just noise grunge should have been called shite !

And yes i know what he stood for and the music before and body says owt, But that just my opinion and if we all had the same life would be crap !"

That's a disgusting comment.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why its my personal views i never asked anybody to agree !

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By *arlomaleMan
over a year ago

darlington


"Why its my personal views i never asked anybody to agree !"
maybe it was the best thing he did comment fair enough you didn’t like his music but to say it was a good thing he killed him self probably a bit on the harsh side

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why its my personal views i never asked anybody to agree ! maybe it was the best thing he did comment fair enough you didn’t like his music but to say it was a good thing he killed him self probably a bit on the harsh side "

Anyway he was too smacked out of his head to shoot him self in the mouth i've watched about 3/4 documenters on it over the years, They say the position he was in was impossible ?

My money on the dodgy ex wife mrs love ?

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By *onny MCMan
over a year ago

Crawley


" I was always more baffled with how big Pearl Jam were though, but I could see why Nirvana were big, they had great songs and that always tops everything.

Not only that, but bloody Eddie Vedder's voice/vocal style... The number of bad imitators (Counting Crows the worst offenders but there were loads that ripped Vedder's 'hurr-hurr ha ho' extra syllables in every word kinda thing. "

Personally, I've always found Adam Duritz' voice incredibly haunting with a sound that moves me even when I have no fucking clue what he's on about.

As for Nirvana, I'm sure they'd have stayed relevant, as long as Cobain and Grohl had found a way to write together. Imagine what those two working together at their peak could have produced.

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