Do you like Nirvana?

[moreblack]

Are you now judging him on something he said about GnR....or just objectively on the man's music?

And I'd like to ask this question to more people here actually! I really DO think that many people here hate nirvana because Kurt and Axl couldn't get along.

And that while my GnR sweater and my Nirvana sweater hang next to eachother in my closet very peacefully

no, I also hate the band because their songs were so limited, and I hate that they got famous on the strentgh of 3 or 4 chord songs. They were the band that killed any sort of instrumentalism in rock.

Can't stand Kurt's voice either...

Edited September 29, 2004 by moreblack

[bucket13]

yea but GnR will always b #1 :krider:

[Guest RED]

Not particularly.

[Fleaness]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

[scottyboy_1986]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

[Fleaness]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

[F*ck Fear]

I dig Nirvana enough to have bought all their studio/live albums....And the Greatest Hits for one new tune.....And I am looking forward to getting the new Box Set coming in November with a dvd release of them playing a house party in 1987 included.

[Ghost_Guns]

I like a few songs, overrated though....the whole not wanting to be popular, but actually you are popular and then killing yourself because of it is lame

[scottyboy_1986]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

but its the fact you said it pointlessly in two very short sentences

[Fleaness]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

but its the fact you said it pointlessly in two very short sentences

Yes, Pointlessly. But pointlessly indeed

[scottyboy_1986]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

but its the fact you said it pointlessly in two very short sentences

Yes, Pointlessly. But pointlessly indeed

yes...and your pointless so fuck off

have a good day

[Fleaness]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

but its the fact you said it pointlessly in two very short sentences

Yes, Pointlessly. But pointlessly indeed

yes...and your pointless so fuck off

have a good day

Thanks, I'll have a great day!!!!!!

[scottyboy_1986]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

but its the fact you said it pointlessly in two very short sentences

Yes, Pointlessly. But pointlessly indeed

yes...and your pointless so fuck off

have a good day

Thanks, I'll have a great day!!!!!!

go take a run on the freeway or something please

do us all a favour

[Fleaness]

No, but I respect them for what they have done.

What is there to respect them for?....

I still don't understand why they got so popular

Well, I think that Kurt managed to refelct the feeling of an entire generation. To me, Kurt was a beautifull example of a creative and at the same time very vulnerable soul, that couldn't handle all the big rock fame. The guy was feeling a lot of negative stuff, as many youngsters did back then. He expressed in his music what they didn't always have words for. Then he got famous for doing so. And still he remained the same normal down to earth guy. But he couldn't handle it all, got depressed...

I think he chalanged mainstream music. I think he wanted people to respect his music, and really listen to it for what it was. People just liked it because they were nice tunes. As mostly in the mainstream. So he made his music less accessable, just to see what would happen.

That's just a very simplistic explenation of what I think of the man. I could be wrong offcourse, and I find it difficult to explain this kinda stuff in english. So I hope I put it to words about right. He managed to speak out stuff that other people were feeling. So called "voice of a generation".

And for that, I do respect him.

Perfectly put!

Some of nirvana's songs, made no fucking sense in hell what so ever.

But they were still some of the best damn songs that made no fucking sense in hell what so ever......or something along those lines.......

can you say fucking sense in hell more times???

actually....dont answer that, because i know you'll try

Yes I could. Counsidering the fact I only said it twice

but its the fact you said it pointlessly in two very short sentences

Yes, Pointlessly. But pointlessly indeed

yes...and your pointless so fuck off

have a good day

Thanks, I'll have a great day!!!!!!

go take a run on the freeway or something please

do us all a favour

lol

[KatTehPirate]

I Love Nirvana. Kurt was very talented and wrote awesome lyrics. I loved their music and listen to it constantly.

[Gunner Boy]

but actually you are popular and then killing yourself because of it is lame

yeah...I agree, killing yourself is lame......

[madison]

Yes, but I still prefer Guns N' Roses!

and their Unplugged Concert was fuckin great!

Agreed.

The Unplugged album rocks!

[stratomaster]

I'd have to admit that Nevermind is quite a good album with a few half-decent songs, but on the whole Nirvana weren't exactly awe-inspiring.

[ripcurlgirl]

i really really loved nirvana a couple of years ago, but ive gone off them recently. i also got really interested in the theory that kurt was murdered.

[eschman]

Somewhere between the two no's, leaning toward overrated.

[Gunner Boy]

Somewhere between the two no's, leaning toward overrated.

[cold*heartbreaker]

I don't like em just cus their style of music and writing is too depressing for me. I respect what they contributed to the rock world, but I'm leaning to overrated...cus they were good, but definitely not THAT good.

[Apprentice]

I like a few songs, overrated though....the whole not wanting to be popular, but actually you are popular and then killing yourself because of it is lame

If you think thats the reason he killed himself then you obviously have no idea.

[matt_barker]

I think Nirvana r the greatest bands ever.. and are the biggest band of the 90's

[Sl@SH]

they are way overrated. like u have little girls like 11 years old or so all upset about kurt cobains death. i wanna be like HE'S BEEN 6 FEET UNDER FOR ABOUT 10 YEARS GET OVER IT. like mourning a death should be only lengthy if u know them,or were even alive to like them in their prime.