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thegreekdog wrote:I love grunge music, but I think Nirvana (and Cobain) are vastly overrated.
betiko wrote:thegreekdog wrote:I love grunge music, but I think Nirvana (and Cobain) are vastly overrated.
Hummmm i think you re slightly older than me so you ve lived those grunge years too. How can you not think that nirvana didn t change completely rock music?
Well sure, there was a lot of pre grunge in the 80s with awesome bands like the pixies... But basically every single song on all the nirvana albums are big hits...
Not to mention that suiciding aged 27 guarantees a lifelong reputation of legend. More artists should do it. Inspiration dies at 28.
betiko wrote:thegreekdog wrote:I love grunge music, but I think Nirvana (and Cobain) are vastly overrated.
Hummmm i think you re slightly older than me so you ve lived those grunge years too. How can you not think that nirvana didn t change completely rock music?
Well sure, there was a lot of pre grunge in the 80s with awesome bands like the pixies... But basically every single song on all the nirvana albums are big hits...
Not to mention that suiciding aged 27 guarantees a lifelong reputation of legend. More artists should do it. Inspiration dies at 28.
betiko wrote:I m a huge soundgarden fan and chris cornell in general, Alice in chains was pretty good, and pearl jam well.. Had a few albums but i always kind of thought they were over rated.
Nirvana were crap musicians, and with nothing they were able to make all these great tunes. You can t possibly tell me you are not amazed by the creativity of the nevermind album..
There was all this "fan" thing around nirvana that makes it cool to say they were over rated because of their mainstreamness, but they were really really good.
Dukasaur wrote:betiko wrote:I m a huge soundgarden fan and chris cornell in general, Alice in chains was pretty good, and pearl jam well.. Had a few albums but i always kind of thought they were over rated.
Nirvana were crap musicians, and with nothing they were able to make all these great tunes. You can t possibly tell me you are not amazed by the creativity of the nevermind album..
There was all this "fan" thing around nirvana that makes it cool to say they were over rated because of their mainstreamness, but they were really really good.
Maybe you just heard them at a very impressionable age.
Myself, when I first heard Nirvana I remember thinking what a pile of crap it was, and I was really surprised when they had mainstream success. Of course, I was already over 30, and getting to that age when all new music sounded like crap.
Over the years Nirvana has grown on me. I actually like it now, but it still wouldn't make my Top 10.
jonesthecurl wrote:Suiciding and leaving family behind tto grieve and wonder "was it my fault?" is appalling. And unforgivable.
TA1LGUNN3R wrote:betiko wrote:thegreekdog wrote:I love grunge music, but I think Nirvana (and Cobain) are vastly overrated.
Hummmm i think you re slightly older than me so you ve lived those grunge years too. How can you not think that nirvana didn t change completely rock music?
Well sure, there was a lot of pre grunge in the 80s with awesome bands like the pixies... But basically every single song on all the nirvana albums are big hits...
Not to mention that suiciding aged 27 guarantees a lifelong reputation of legend. More artists should do it. Inspiration dies at 28.
wtf ever. Beethoven wrote his 9th symphony when he was 54.
-TG
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
KoolBak wrote:You're comparing SUICIDE to non-suicidal deaths? Or simply the age at which they passed? James Dean for example was 24....John Belushi was 30 something....Sam Kinnison was 38 (I saw him the weekend before his death...damn)...
*gets distracted and wanders offfffff*
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
KoolBak wrote::roll: Ok then.
I assume your uncle was in multiple big screen movies, on Letterman / various other syndicated broadcast shows and toured extensively doing performances? Throw him in!
Lastly....why such a hater?
mrswdk wrote:An accidental overdose cannot be counted as a suicide.
mrswdk wrote:So if someone drinks too much in a club and dies of alcohol poisoning, they committed suicide?
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