The Official Nirvana/Kurt Cobain Thread (lyrics, rock, genre, album)

[Rockafella Skank]

I was a big fan back when Kurt was still alive and things were going strong. However, I stopped listening to him after his death. I don't know exactly why, but now when I listen to the music again it bores me. It just doesn't do it for me anymore. What do you thinm of Nirvana?

[banonbush]

I really like Nirvana. When Kurt died, I went through a big Nirvana stage, like, only listening to them. But i still like them enough. Although lately i see all these 14 year olds with Kurt shirts on from Hot Topic. I'm not impressed.

[marshmallowmonkey]

Originally Posted by banonbush

I really like Nirvana. When Kurt died, I went through a big Nirvana stage, like, only listening to them. But i still like them enough. Although lately i see all these 14 year olds with Kurt shirts on from Hot Topic. I'm not impressed.

i ****ing hate thoses kids!and they probably dont know anything about him.theyre also the type of kids that like foo fighters but dont know that dave grohl was in nirvana.

[thedude01]

ok dude listen im a teenager and i probalbly know more music artist,faqs about them and songs then you can research im an origial musician and it makes me made when people like you say crap like that. Yes som kids buy those shirts without knowing who they are but make sure you have you faqs strait.

[Wild7Dustr]

Originally Posted by banonbush

I really like Nirvana. When Kurt died, I went through a big Nirvana stage, like, only listening to them. But i still like them enough. Although lately i see all these 14 year olds with Kurt shirts on from Hot Topic. I'm not impressed.

Those kids are simply posers though, ya know?Posers that only know some of Nirvana's "hits" and that he (Kurt) most likely died before they were even born.

Nirvana has stood the test of time and there songs are still some of the best hardrock songs ever.I'd also like to let the creator of this thread know that not only did Nirvana create many more songs than what is found on his/her list, but they also created many better ones too.I'm not totally sure on my favorite song, but I'll list a few songs that I think were greats from their albums.I'll also bold the one's that have been some of my most favorite or influential songs to jam to as a musician.

Bleach - About A Girl, School, Love Buzz, Negative Creep, Big Cheese.

Nevermind - In Bloom, Breed, Territorial Pissings, Drain You, On A Plain, Endless Nameless.

Incesticide - Dive, Been A Son, Aero Zeppelin, Aneurysm.

In Utero - Serve The Servants, Scentless Apprentice, Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle, Tourette's.

[sleepy jack]

Originally Posted by Wild7Dustr

Those kids are simply posers though, ya know?Posers that only know some of Nirvana's "hits" and that he (Kurt) most likely died before they were even born.

I kind of, completely disagree with that. Every person i've met who has been into nirvana was typically into them 11-whenever. They're not exactly some super hard to listen to band.

[Wild7Dustr]

Originally Posted by Crowquill

I kind of, completely disagree with that. Every person i've met who has been into nirvana was typically into them 11-whenever. They're not exactly some super hard to listen to band.

Possibly, but when you see young kids nowadays wearing shirts with Kurt's face on it and telling everyone that they remember the times and have been a fan of Nirvana, and especially Kurt, since the band first started, it's not hard to tell that these young kids are full of it, ya know?I mean, seriously, Kurt died around 10 something years ago, so where would've this 12-16 year old kid have been in life back then?Well, it looks like they would've been just born or about to enter preschool, ya know?

If these young fans really are true fans, then that's great.At the same time, I'd feel more like I'm talking to a real fan if I saw one with a Nirvana tour shirt or Incesticide shirt on instead of the same old Kurt (is sadly gone) shirt, ya see?Believe me more or believe me less, I won't care either way.All I appreciate though, no matter for whatever band/artist, is to see true fans caring about or listening to legends rather than trying to be popular because of their fashion statement...lol.Nice talkin' regardless.

[sleepy jack]

Originally Posted by Wild7Dustr

Possibly, but when you see young kids nowadays wearing shirts with Kurt's face on it and telling everyone that they remember the times and have been a fan of Nirvana, and especially Kurt, since the band first started, it's not hard to tell that these young kids are full of it, ya know?I mean, seriously, Kurt died around 10 something years ago, so where would've this 12-16 year old kid have been in life back then?Well, it looks like they would've been just born or about to enter preschool, ya know?

If these young fans really are true fans, then that's great.At the same time, I'd feel more like I'm talking to a real fan if I saw one with a Nirvana tour shirt or Incesticide shirt on instead of the same old Kurt (is sadly gone) shirt, ya see?Believe me more or believe me less, I won't care either way.All I appreciate though, no matter for whatever band/artist, is to see true fans caring about or listening to legends rather than trying to be popular because of their fashion statement...lol.Nice talkin' regardless.

Uh...Do you just make this sh*t up? I've seen seen a twelve year old dumb enough to do that and age = whether or not your a true fan!?

[Roygbiv]

Originally Posted by banonbush

I really like Nirvana. When Kurt died, I went through a big Nirvana stage, like, only listening to them. But i still like them enough. Although lately i see all these 14 year olds with Kurt shirts on from Hot Topic. I'm not impressed.

And Ramones? Don't get me STARTED

[JackJeckel]

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