[soniknirve]

Originally Posted by SonikJesus

Do you think they would have broken up anyways had Kurt not died?

i think so. there were too many differences between members. i think kurt would've kicked dave to the curb or left nirvana altogether...

[soniknirve]

Originally Posted by Kegmama

I think Kurt wanted the creative license and freedom that SY had/have and just didn't know how to get it.

he wanted out of a shit record label, found some friends and tagged along...

[SonikJesus]

Another cool track.

Radio Friendly Unit Shifter (Instrumental)

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=3504E612379D99B6

Edit: Music Source Studios, Seattle WA (1/1/91)

[soniknirve]

i prefer how that token eastern song sounds than the released version...

[SonikJesus]

I have the whole session too. I got it off of a kick-ass torrent on onemoresolo.net which had almost nothing but Nirvana torrents. It was this 2-disc compilation called loose ends. Everything was the highest quality possible. I love it. I haven't heard the official release of Token Eastern song but i love this version. Whatever happened to the onemoresolo site.

[soniknirve]

it's still up and running...

[alyasa]

I remember when Nirvana first came out on the radio and on MTV, it united people. Suddenly everyone was tied together by a common love for one band. The generation had been quiet, still hungover from the greed and suicides of the 80s, all the fake hair bands with their sex and drugs and alcohol and pithy rock n roll, which was always secondary to the image, the style anyway. Nirvana brought everyone together, from the freaks to the plebians to the upper crust. The jocks and the geeks were momentarily singing along together to SLTS and everyone loved Nirvana. But I believe this was the overriding factor that overwhelmed Kurt Cobain and the band. They became more than an image, more than a band, more than a style. They became media gods and were worshipped, their every word and action gobbled up by a generation hungry for substance and something different. They were a phenomenon and they wanted to be rock star musicians.

[SonikJesus]

Aww YES!! Wasn't it down for a while? That's why I stopped going there. I checked everyday for a week then I gave up. You guys should check it out. It has almost nothing but Nirvana torrents.

[soniknirve]

Originally Posted by Kegmama

Blah. I lie about my first show experience too. I actually say my second concert (Elton John w/my mom at like age 12) was my first. So, just imagine how horrible my first show really was!

hmm. interesting. come on out with it! my first show was SY last year. this one...

[king_buzzo]

bump

[EMMAh]

Originally Posted by Kegmama

Blah. I lie about my first show experience too. I actually say my second concert (Elton John w/my mom at like age 12) was my first. So, just imagine how horrible my first show really was!

Mine was Britney Spears. Fuck yeah

[king_buzzo]

^ buahaha ,mine was motorhead. pwned all your asses

[Iain]

Yes but the Stones suck balls....

Mine was Beck...or more acurately Brainiac who were supporting Beck.

[HaydenAsche]

Originally Posted by Saturnine

Beck is horrible.

Blasphemy.

[Iain]

Originally Posted by Saturnine

Beck is horrible.

Well, he wasn't circa Odelay that's for sure. I saw him at a festival during the Midnight Vultures era and then he was horrible for sure.

Rolling Stones are horrible though except for Paint it Black.

[Toilet & Bowels]

my first show was guns n roses. but not by choice.


and motorhead beats the stones for sure.

[Savage Clone]

Motorhead beats a LOT of stuff.
My first show was Men At Work, 1983. I was 12 years old and I went with my aunt.

[krastian]

My first real concert was REM.

 

[alyasa]

Mine was Red Hot Chili Peppers

[EMMAh]

Originally Posted by king_buzzo

^ buahaha ,mine was motorhead. pwned all your asses

I don't think so.