Don't we all?

@@YouraverageDusterfanWe do

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Me too Kurt is peachy keen

yeah it's cool i thinks

punk rock in a nutshell

every genre involving guitars in a nutshell

That was just a joke. Nirvana and Jason parted ways because Jason wanted to play sludge (Bleach), whereas Kurt wanted to write pop songs (Nevermind).

thats kinda what a poser is, alfonso.

I do think that Kurt was plagued by a feeling that nobody understood him or got him. I think he saw himself as an ineffective communicator and there was so much he wanted to express and so he relied on his music to be heard. You can imagine how he felt when the jocks and rednecks thought they understood him. He was continually frustrated and felt so alone a lot in this world.❤

​​@@joleneloveland4602 no, he was in love with his own melodrama and was a "nice guy" given everything he wanted but was just too edgy to live

That's very nice of you to say. Thank you!

It is terrible. Stop watching 20 minute trash videos and thinking you educated yourself on something.

Agreed.

@@MarcButEvil your videos are better than social studies if it was music instead of our country’s history

Yep good job brother 💯

@theshiningemerald4288 completely agree with you. We need more videos like this one. I think Cobain will never cease to be an important figure on the international rock scene. He left its mark on an entire generation and continues to impact the most recent ones. Kurt's story is worth knowing and telling.

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You didn't finish your sentence

I posted a similar comment lol no great lyric writer does it in 5 minutes

but still, that's not really caring about lyrics, right? just getting some pieces of poetry and glueing them together to form something somewhat coherent is far from caring about lyrics

Studying about the subject doesnt really seem like something anyone would do if they didnt give a shit ​@@pedrov.8087

Hey whatever works..looks like it worked for him. His lyrics can all be pared down to get what he was addressing and how he felt about it..although his screaming indicated the depth of that pain, while the lyric lines were the back story. He was alot about relating his pain to you in hopes that somewhere someone could relate or understand.❤

@@pedrov.8087 It is his own poetry...

He's so goddamn hot bro

Chad actually looks alot like Rivers Cuomo tbh.

I fucking love brian bell​@@Jervenshmine

To bad Kurt had demons he literally was a genius, and genius misunderstood

I'm just correcting this out of my OCD but it's not preforming it's performing

Nirvana became big in 3 years or over 2 and it took led zeplin 6 or so years

You can see videos of them f*cking up the song live.

The thing about never mind is that it kind of goes against a lot that curt stood for Curt cobain hated the mainstream and loved being an underground band so now that all the jocks and popular people think it’s the best album ever he kind of no longer enjoyed it If that makes sense My dad loves underground bands and used to listen to nirvana before never mind It’s not necessarily a bad album at all it’s just the mainstream ruining cultures / music scenes

@@BlaiseStAmand lol People talking about their dads OH MY GAWD

Indeed. I think he resented people trying to "figure him out" as if that could be done from a few lines he wrote. So I think he very much tried to simplify his songs by making his situations more universal than personal. But because of his raw emotional vocals you could tell the words meant a lot to him. So as not to encourage speculation, in interviews he would down play them. I think the last thing he wanted was anybody feeling sorry for him.❤

I don't understand. What does the emotion of the falling of the berlin wall have to do with Nirvana itself, mate? I don't understand, mate.

Haha hey man!

That's awesome! I hope that interest only grows from here.

Buddy Holly was the one that seriously started the varied genre of rock n roll. He lived just long enough to see it's very beginnings; it's birth, but he was very aware of it and realized it's potential power.

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im from aberdeen ama

I will now be using love buzz to describe that

The author takes Courtney Love's word as gospel so there's alot of lies in the book.

@@lorisnyder8224 I hear people say this, but no one ever points out the specific lies. I've read both Heavier Than Heaven and Come As You Are and I don't recall there being much difference between the two.

You should see Soaked in Bleach & listen to CL being taped. I would not read it but can guess what she said about her great love for Kurt. Bet she left out the part about him asking for a divorce.

@@lorisnyder8224 I'm not interested in that conspiracy BS. I asked for an example of the lies in Heavier Than Heaven. I'm assuming you haven't even read it.

​@@paulwblair an easy example is in regards to Nirvana's final recording session. the information was easily accessible to him given how much access he had to courtney when he was writing the book. instead he peddled BS like the following: * You Know You're Right had lyrics like "walking in the piss" when this was in Courtney's version. * Kurt played drums on Marigold (the entire song was recorded by Dave and Dave only) * Kurt screams "Pain" in You Know You're Right when listening to the acapella he clearly just screams "hey" * He attributes "Skid Marks" and "Butterfly" to Kurt when these were both written by Dave and were recorded without Kurt around (the second song is actually Butterflies and is a popular unreleased Foo Fighters song) Bonus: He claims Courtney "co-wrote" Pennyroyal Tea when the first recording is of Kurt and Dave recording it in 1990 in their apartment. The book is a piece of garbage full of inaccurate information. Before you give me the "oh, how could he have known," there are other folks like Gillian Gaar who had less access than he did and put in the time and research and got paid less to actually obtain the facts. If you need more proof of the worthlessness of the book, happy to keep going. Thanks.

i get him though

True. Rome is the city where Cobain will later be hospitalized in 1993, about a week before his death.

The bands were all looking for their "psychedelic sound" around then with a trippy instrumental break in the middle of the song. The Grateful Dead continued the practice, at their live concerts, which they called "space"