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Posted: **7/31/2002, 10:11 am**

Who else loves Nirvana as much as I do???

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:00 pm**

maybe not as much, but I like them

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:03 pm**

probably one of my 10 fav bands, im more of a fan of bleach and the earlier stuff though

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:06 pm**

Ah yes, Nirvana
"I have very bad posture"
*Rocks out to Pennyroyal Tea*
Anything from In Utero or Nevermind is just, wow.

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:09 pm**

I can love only one Seattle band, and it is Alice In Chains...rest in piece Layne

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:10 pm**

nirvana is great

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:13 pm**

OLPFan420 wrote:I can love only one Seattle band, and it is Alice In Chains...rest in piece Layne

Before he died, at the show I went to, Cantrell played No Excuses and Man in the Box, it was great!

"Find me sitting by myself, no excuses that I know"
*rocks out to Alice in Chains*

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:19 pm**

Knowing Layne died felt like having my best friend die. I grew up with their music. AIC was all I listened to before I discovered OLP in 95. I cried when I found out he died....which is a rarity for me

Posted: **7/31/2002, 2:34 pm**

was anybody actually surprised when Layne died?

I like Nirvana, but I love Soundgarden. Chris Cornell is a frigging God. I also love Mother Love Bone. rip Andy.

someone sent me this stupid joke not long after Layne died:

Jesus upon meeting Layne Staley:
"Deny your Maker, huh?"

Posted: **7/31/2002, 3:44 pm**

Kurt Cobain was a lyrical genius, some of them made you go :wtf:

but I enjoyed their music. Then Courtney ho had to off him .. :crying:

Posted: **7/31/2002, 4:51 pm**

See, I wasn't surprised to know Layne died. But to me it was like having my best friend slowly die from cancer, then just die on me. It really hurt, I idolized the man. The man was underrated because AIC didn't have one massive hit, but maybe 10 hits that everyone from that era knew. Meh, I loved the guy, I wish he would have sobered up and was touring for AIC right now. Cantrell doing AIC songs isn't just the same with that little man.

Posted: **7/31/2002, 5:09 pm**

Kurt Cobain wasn't a lyrical genius, he was a musical genius. His lyrics were blah. He even said so himself. Anyone who openly declares that lyrics are a distant second to the music is probably not much of a lyricist.

Posted: **7/31/2002, 5:47 pm**

well that's a matter of opinion I guess .. :nod:

Posted: **8/1/2002, 9:00 am**

Endymion wrote:Kurt Cobain wasn't a lyrical genius, he was a musical genius. His lyrics were blah. He even said so himself. Anyone who openly declares that lyrics are a distant second to the music is probably not much of a lyricist.

wow... generally the exact opposite is the more accepted opinion on Kurt Cobain. I've never heard anyone describe Kurt as a "musical genius".

Posted: **8/1/2002, 9:08 am**

As good as he made it sound, I don't place the label of "musical genius" on people who use a guitar for bar chord after bar chord with insane distortion.

Lyricaly, he was good. The lyrics may have been "distant", but they still appealed to me.

Posted: **8/1/2002, 11:33 am**

^^ Me too

Plus he had one of those voices too .. you usually knew without a doubt who it was right away when you heard a song on the radio .. not like today when you're thinking .. hmmm is that Creed or Nickleback or Puddle of Mud .. they all sound the same :freak:

Posted: **8/1/2002, 1:08 pm**

I'm pretty sure I can tell the difference between Creed and Nickelback.

Posted: **8/1/2002, 1:26 pm**

I really really like Nirvana... I really didn't know much of anything about them or their music until this year, when I met a total Nirvana freak. I started listening to it, and I really really like it. Good music!!

Posted: **8/1/2002, 7:38 pm**

a_star_that_I_can_see wrote:Who else loves Nirvana as much as I do???

just for you. these are from 91 or 92 when they did SNL first time. (they played 2x)

the money shot so to speak.

enjoy

Posted: **8/1/2002, 7:38 pm**