@VICTORIA ANDRESSA GONCALVES I'll marry ya ;) 💍 ;) I Love Silverchair.. if you love Silverchair as much as I do.. then I love you too :)

I remember the haters who were mostly the same age as them at the time. Daniel wrote these songs when he was 12 and 13. They were already playing half of their second album live in the same year that Frogstomp (first album) came out.

@@MrZZsharka at snl they wanted to play no association but they said no and to play tomorrow. Like they wanted to get out new shit asap they had such a great creative drive

@@jinxx3744 then I think you’ll enjoy this too if you haven’t seen/heard it. Check out Nobody Came starting at 51:25. (Feb 1996) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtVgf6ml2-DeiIk.html

Damn what a shame they didn’t let them play it.

Just nabbed a frogstomp vinyl a few days ago after hunting for yearrrrrs

45 years?

Bruh you mean almost 26 right. Their silverchair not the Beatles.

@@dondinegar1546 opps my mistake... i was referring to my age.... yeah that's ryt..26 yrs

Oh ok

I think I still have the best original Cassette!

13 then 14 when recording it... already touring when they were 15 🤘🏻😏

@@archivosrockchile Kids having fun in the spotlight lol.

I was there The crowd stole his shoes while he was unconscious if I remember correctly

@@kainflynn1430 lmao, I miss the old Dan. Used to talk about trying to not get a big head, but now he has the biggest head of any celebrity I know. How he has fallen.

@@oakenclient I know right? It’s like he’s trying so hard to be this avant-garde, borderline mystic, oracle of gen X. I mean I can understand it would have been total chaos even on a good day, with record label executives pushing you one way or the other with pressure to tour and write new music. Given the close proximity of Cobain’s death, the fact that he was a skinny little blonde haired kid with blue eyes most definitely helped them get attention to start with (that’s just facts, no matter how much they said they weren’t, they were). But much to everyone’s surprise, Dan was a naturally gifted songwriter, their first 3 albums are as solid as any other band in that genre. Then I think it all got to his head a bit too much, surrounded by yes men he just became a bore to listen to. I wonder what young Dan would think about the man he’s become. Somehow I don’t think he would be content with the walking contradiction he’s moulded himself into

Im of the opposite mind set, I like Frogstomp & Freak show but everything after that is kind of meh and Daniels stuff after Silverchair is just terrible, i was really disappointed in the direction they went after the first two albums i wish they had gone heaver..

@@Indonesiansurftravel I can see why alot of old school Chair fans didn't like what they became and what Daniel did outside of it, I guess it just boils down to what kind of genres you like

Talk and dreams are amazing to you? Why?

@@zakrowe1301 dreams wasn't really my thing i dug the shit out of talk, there's was 2 or 3 songs on it I thought where eh but over I reckon it was solid, great product and great electronic instrumentation, I can understand why it wasn't lots of people thing tho, it grew on me heaps since I heard it first

I really like one song of the Dreams album, the rest was way to experimental for my taste but it doesn't mean is trash. Talk on the other hand is golden, sure there are one or two songs that don't click for me, but Imagination, Arial Love, Chained, maaaan those songs are 🔥🔥🔥. I do like a lot of music genres so to me that is another genre that Dan has been able to tap into. Even in I can't believe is not rock, Staging a traffic jam is A M A Z I N G!

Haha same! First ever cd I bought.. then I sold it to a school friend coz I needed money 💰 🤑

same tbh

Agreed

I love neon ballroom and diorama. I get the concept of young modern but it just wasnt for me. As for frogstomp and freakshow, they weren't really the most original albums but they were kids at the time so I dint judge it too hard

zak rowe I still love neon ballroom and diorama, but I listen to bands like nirvana, Led Zeppelin, Alice In Chains, and a bunch of punk bands. I guess that’s why I liked fropstomp and freak show more.

Caleb Green I agree

Their manager's name is John Watson

100%

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Why does that matter?

That story has been proven false

Straya doesn't really get earthquakes.

It's true just listen to neon ballroom and diorama. I dint think kurt had it in him to make something like that. Plus hed whipe the floor with cobain vocally. Only thing kurt has of daniel is lyrics, that's where Daniel has always fallen short in my opinion.

Daniel was talented especially for his age, but let's not get carried away, Kurt was on a totally different level.

@@Indonesiansurftravel Daniel had more stage pottential and professional way of improving as an artist and strated proving it from his early ages to present, but that doesn't mean that Kurt is a worse artist in any way! He had his own uniqueness that Daniel didn't have. Even that sometimes Kurt was doing simpler things, it was sounding really unique and specific in its own way! In music, there's no need to do something hard to sound good. Some of the greatest tracks ever were pretty simple and that's not a bad thing! Also, doing something hard in music, doesn’t necessarily guarantee you that it would sound even fine. So, I love both bands - Nirvana and Silverchair, support Daniel and Kurt. I was a die-hard fan of Nirvana for 3 years, now I'm a die-hard fan of Silverchair, but still love Nirvana so much. Both bands are great and we have to support them and appreciate their differences! We don't even have to compare and think about which one is better, because there's no correct answer for that. It's just about an opinion. 🙂💙⭐🔥✨

@@lightshader8731 Key word here: Support. So many comparisons these days.

@@zakrowe1301 Why do you think that? Kurt has its own unique vocals, Daniel has, too. But Daniel's lyrics on some songs are incredible, too. Part of my favourites are "The Closing", "Learn to Hate", "Israel's Son", "Leave Me Out", "Undecided", "Cicada", "Shade", "Emotion Sickness", etc... "Tomorrow" was one of the few songs that they've had written without a deep meaning. Kurt's lyrics were pretty deep too, but there are lots of songs that he has had written, that he didn't actually mean anything with. For example - "All Apologies". He said in an interview that the song was about nothing. He said that he didn't mean anything with it. Of course, he can say one thing, and actually mean another, hiding it for yourself because in my opinion, it doesn't sound like he doesn't mean anything, but anyway... It's not necessary to always mean something with your lyrics. I'm a guitar player and vocalist, too and personally I love having a deep and secret meaning with my lyrics, just like Silverchair and Nirvana, but... Every artist has its own way and preferences. There are some like Linkin Park, with clear meaning of their lyrics, there are other artists with secret and deep meaning, artists that write lyrics about things that don't exist, artists that write lyrics as a joke, artists that write lyrics as something that they don't mean actually (like some deathcore or death metal musicians, writing lyrics about death and something like that) and artist who just write lyrics about radom things that they don't even care about (one example in my opinion is "Big Cheese" by Nirvana. such a funny song in my opinion! 😁😂🖤🎼). So, writing lyrics is something pretty specific in my opinion. It's about people's understanding, preferences and artist's personal thoughts! 🙂🧡🌟✨