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replace "i wanna get free i wanna get free ride into the sun" with "i'm a negative creep i'm a negative creep and i'm stoned" and you'll find the key.
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I thought I was the only one! And I'm a freaking Nirvana freak! I much prefer Bleach and Nevermind. I love the shit out of fucking Nevermind, in fact. I don't care what anybody says about it. |
a big part of kurt's self imposed (yes, self fucking imposed; it wasn't just a random "lucky occurrence) image is strongly based on joseph campbell's hero's journey.
dude drove (and still drives) on martyrdom. same with eddie vedder, except he didn't buy into his self image and actually go to the deep end. "smarter" business decisions. |
Atsonicpark, usually you're posts are interesting even if one does not agree with what you're on about. But in this thread you've made no sense and brought up little to no argument supporting your case whatsoever - just childish insults. Many bands you listen to are fucking junkies, dude, what are you talking about? Mindless lyrics? You've stated members in your band don't even know your songs and they improvise - mindless? As old as it is to defend Cobain (which I'd be doing in this case for any musician/band whether I like the music or not) it's even more tiring and cliche to insult Cobain/Nirvana.
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Many bands get huge success and are talentless. It's a rare occasion when worthy bands get ahead. Which is why Nirvanas fame was/is warranted.
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ian curtis is so apples and oranges, dude was a manic depressive guy, "exploited" it on his lyrics (i don't think that, i think he was just being honest, but you can argue about it), BUT didn't dive into feeling worst or presenting himself as being worse than he was to the point for his art and image that he became that. AND joy division when they were around were not even a tenth as famous as nirvana were in their prime. have you checked what kind of arenas pearl jam play? i can't stand them but dudes sell millions and pack arenas worldwide. my point was that eddie vedder also played the role of troubled artist but didn't become as self absorbed into that roled as kurt cobain and, therefore, could continue his career, whether nirvana fucking ended yet they sell records like crazy (that's why i put "smarter" in quotation marks). and that remark about how much they sell, well, that's what i meant in my previous post, dude wouldn't want it any other way. |
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couldn't agree more, and because of what you just described about kurt proves that there was a yearning for power and control in his own person and he used it in a negative way, for a shitload of reasons. of course i agree with that part of the "trouble artist", totally, but there's a projection on their self images that both guys had and one let him, for whatever reasons, to take the best of him and fucking ending his life, while the other kept it in check. the artist who suffers and dies for his art is another archtype that people respond strongly to and another reason why he keeps on being this icon. |
The guy wrote good tunes...The biggest irritation for me when it comes to Cobain is when people base their decisions over (or even think they know) what Kurt wanted/thought. Unless you knew him personally its hard to make a judgement on "what you see"...However, even people on here claiming you can't judge the book by the cover... Judge people by the cover all the time. Fuck even Kurt probably did. I remember seeing an interview where he bashed Pearl Jam and called them manufactured or something along those lines. Well Kurt for a band that is just 'hopping on the bandwagon' they sure have lasted quite some time now.
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Pearl Jam are cool, but them still making music today was a smart business choice? I think I disagree.
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Sometimes when I read atsonicpark's posts I can't help but wonder if this guy really loves music, or he's just a poseur. I mean this in the nicest possible way, because he seems to also be able to come up with some interesting points of view, but then he goes all the way to come across like some overopinionated indie geek.
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in utero, like it a lot it has a good sound but i would have liked to have heard the original version of it before other producers and the label got their hands on it and added changes. milk it is probably my favourite on here and i love the title of radio friendly unit shifter, ace name.
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I actually prefer the kind of awkward, accidental-sounding funk with songs like Milk It and In Bloom.
But then again I always like when heavy guitar songs drop the guitar and let the hidden bassline carry. Fugazi's Shut the Door, etc. |
my god is this thread still going.........
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Now hold it -- when did I say "mindless lyrics"? And, for the record, I may listen to bands with junky members, but I don't worship those guys. Anyway, I really like Bleach and Incesticide, but I don't care for much of the other stuff. And Kurt just irritates me forever. That's all. |
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