Nirvana - Genius or Overrated?
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Nirvana - Genius or Overrated?
No poll, let's just discuss it!
Personally, I like Nirvana, but I do not think they are as great as some people do.
I much prefer Smashing Pumpkins, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden to them.
So...thoughts?
Personally, I like Nirvana, but I do not think they are as great as some people do.
I much prefer Smashing Pumpkins, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden to them.
So...thoughts?
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What Kurt did to the music world is in one of the top 3 biggest impacts regardless, I have 300 Nirvana songs in my library and they are amazing.
Seen pumpkins and soundgarden live, while I agree SP can play their instruments better, lyrically Nirvana was amazing.
The MTV live acoustic show they did is their best stuff ever though.
Seen pumpkins and soundgarden live, while I agree SP can play their instruments better, lyrically Nirvana was amazing.
The MTV live acoustic show they did is their best stuff ever though.
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That's exactly my point shalako. He made grunge big and then it died off with him, because he was the best. Nobody has gotten close to a genre creation/destruction like Kurt did.
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Hendrix and Janis Joplin were also amazingToo morbid to talk about the 27 Club?
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I don't think of grunge as a genre as much as I think of it as a label based on how the bands looked. It was really just a mostly regional explosion of good alternative rock bands. And I wouldn't really say that Nirvana is over rated as much as I would say that it's not surprising the grunge band most influenced by pop music became the most popular.
I don't think they've one of the top 3 biggest impacts on music. On the 90s? Of course. 2000s? Yeah. But overall? Off the top of my head I think of the first polyphonic compositions, churches starting to accept the use of tritones, and the invention of the six string guitar.
I don't think they've one of the top 3 biggest impacts on music. On the 90s? Of course. 2000s? Yeah. But overall? Off the top of my head I think of the first polyphonic compositions, churches starting to accept the use of tritones, and the invention of the six string guitar.
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That show/album is awesome. For me it's a tossup between unplugged and in uteroThe MTV live acoustic show they did is their best stuff ever though.
Eric, Ren and Jensen were activists
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Shared the same left wing politics
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Now, Anna presented herself as a feminist
Studied the way they talked and dressed
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Eric fell in love with Anna at the meeting of the crime think conference
He didn't know it but Anna was an FBI informant
Heads loaded with theory, their hearts are filled with passion
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I couldn't agree with you more. It is, by far, my favorite Nirvana album.The MTV live acoustic show they did is their best stuff ever though.
Oh, so it was killed by Courtney Love, too?Dead just like him.
This is true, but I don't think anyone's ever really tried. I think most of the bands that formed since then sought to be seen separately from Nirvana.That's exactly my point shalako. He made grunge big and then it died off with him, because he was the best. Nobody has gotten close to a genre creation/destruction like
Kurt did.
Jim Morrison.Hendrix and Janis Joplin were also amazingToo morbid to talk about the 27 Club?
'Nuff said.
Yeah, I wouldn't even say The Beatles were one of the top 3 biggest impacts on music, and they made a much bigger impact than Nirvana.I don't think of grunge as a genre as much as I think of it as a label based on how the bands looked. It was really just a mostly regional explosion of good alternative
rock bands. And I wouldn't really say that Nirvana is over rated as much as I would say that it's not surprising the grunge band most influenced by pop music became the most popular.
I don't think they've one of the top 3 biggest impacts on music. On the 90s? Of course. 2000s? Yeah. But overall? Off the top of my head I think of the first polyphonic compositions, churches starting to accept the use of tritones, and the invention of the six string guitar.
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lol hendrix and Joplin are better than the doors, but I do love them
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I like Nirvana But I prefer Led zeppelin or The Beatles.
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