The Official Nirvana/Kurt Cobain Thread (member, quote, songs)

[Sparky]

let it be official:

anyone that thinks otherwise is WRONG

[gnarldog101]

I love Nirvana, it's kind of hard to like them because you'll have to deal with music douche bags who thinks people who weren't old during the time aren't real fans and only like Teen Spirit. It's bull**** to deal with but fact is if I could of discovered Nirvana earlier I would of, but now I have and they've touched me more then any other band. I voted Heart Shaped Box, hard decision though.

[MHDTV]

Man Who Sold The World>>>You

[ObiSobi]

Originally Posted by JackJeckel

I love them, but like ^ said, all the little Nirvana bandwagon kids I've seen lately are irritating.

If 14 year old kids really like the music then dont freakin bag on them. I loved Nirvana when i was 14 and still do! but if theyre just wearin nirvana tee-shirts to be cool, then you can bag on them.

[ObiSobi]

Originally Posted by banonbush

eww. Alice in Chains is terrible. If any of you have never heard them, don't ever. Crash, as of now, i don't respect your musical opinions. Try harder next time to impress me.

Who gives a crap about YOUR opinions?

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^ lul i <3 n00b fights.

[ObiSobi]

Boy you got one!

[ProggyMan]

Man Who Sold The World for me to.

[ObiSobi]

Originally Posted by Crowquill

What are you talking about? Lets first get onto the subject of who were talking about, Nirvana. The bands who influence rock music could've done without, we have them to partly thank for all the Nickelbacks and post-grunge crap of the world. Nirvana weren't even the first grunge band, they weren't even the first to do it well. Their was nothing special about their sound. They were all average musicians and Kurt Cobain was not a good lyricist or singer.

Okay, first of all Nirvana never claimed to be the first grunge band. I don't know many people who do. Second, Nirvana brought grunge into mainstreem, a significant blow to the Bubble Gum pop, Hair Metal, Arena Rock and dance pop that dominated back then. Although pop music has (in the end) won the war, Nirvana (helped) get us out of the crazy sounds of the 80's.

Thirdly, not many of the fans of the original grunge sound like Nickelback or post-grunge of any kind (I know I sure don't!).

Last, Cobain had a unique voice all his own. Compared to many artist of today, he was extremely unique. His lyrics are often cryptic, so boneheads can't understand them (Something he himself admitted in the song "In Bloom").

So don't you go downing my favorite band like that!

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Originally Posted by berlisishott

Okay, first of all Nirvana never claimed to be the first grunge band. I don't know many people who do. Second, Nirvana brought grunge into mainstreem, a significant blow to the Bubble Gum pop, Hair Metal, Arena Rock and dance pop that dominated back then. Although pop music has (in the end) won the war, Nirvana (helped) get us out of the crazy sounds of the 80's.

Thirdly, not many of the fans of the original grunge sound like Nickelback or post-grunge of any kind (I know I sure don't!).

Last, Cobain had a unique voice all his own. Compared to many artist of today, he was extremely unique. His lyrics are often cryptic, so boneheads can't understand them (Something he himself admitted in the song "In Bloom").

So don't you go downing my favorite band like that!

your favorite band were sellouts.





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