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Has anyone seen the new video for You Know You're Right? I think it's pretty cool how they mixed up the clips - sorta like the Lithium video, but faster. Also, where did the footage of Kurt at the beginning come from (where he has red hair), it looks like he was in a white room and this part was in very high quality. Certainly proves there's a lot more home videos of Nirvana/Kurt floating around, waiting to be bootlegged.
Personally, I think the song's pretty good, but not as good as some of the other unreleased stuff. They did a good job with the video though.
Personally, I think the song's pretty good, but not as good as some of the other unreleased stuff. They did a good job with the video though.
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Has anyone seen the new video for You Know You're Right? I think it's pretty cool how they mixed up the clips - sorta like the Lithium video, but faster. Also, where did the footage of Kurt at the beginning come from (where he has red hair), it looks like he was in a white room and this part was in very high quality. Certainly proves there's a lot more home videos of Nirvana/Kurt floating around, waiting to be bootlegged.
Personally, I think the song's pretty good, but not as good as some of the other unreleased stuff. They did a good job with the video though.
Personally, I think the song's pretty good, but not as good as some of the other unreleased stuff. They did a good job with the video though.
I've seen it. It started off good but went downhill.
It's like all the other Nirvana songs.....everyone says they're dead good because the guy killed himself, when actually they're not that good at all.
It's like all the other Nirvana songs.....everyone says they're dead good because the guy killed himself, when actually they're not that good at all.
*Laughs heartily at Blank*
But how do you know this? Where is your proof? And haven't you heard of a little thing called opinion? Don't assume, you're beginning to sound like an American police officer...
And what do you mean "he's" good. He sang for Nirvana, but are we forgetting the other three? I guess that you are. It takes more than one person to make a band, you know...
Ignorant ponce. Think before you type.
And yes, "You Know You're Right" does indeed rock! :)
Flux.
But how do you know this? Where is your proof? And haven't you heard of a little thing called opinion? Don't assume, you're beginning to sound like an American police officer...
And what do you mean "he's" good. He sang for Nirvana, but are we forgetting the other three? I guess that you are. It takes more than one person to make a band, you know...
Ignorant ponce. Think before you type.
And yes, "You Know You're Right" does indeed rock! :)
Flux.
Nirvana - I liked a couple of their songs, they were good on The Word and I tried to see them at ULU but the touts wanted mucho money.
Then he killed himself and now lots of kids walk about with his face on a t-shirt. A depressed junkie suicide victim.
Whadda guy!
And "You know you're right" just isn't a very good song.
Then he killed himself and now lots of kids walk about with his face on a t-shirt. A depressed junkie suicide victim.
Whadda guy!
And "You know you're right" just isn't a very good song.
You raise a good point. I hate it when I see 8 year old kids walking around with the Nirvana 10-dollar bill on a shirt and they think it's a fashion statement - they have no idea who Nirvana are. It's so irritating when I see it.
Bloody ignorant, pre-pubescent teeny bopper kiddies...
Bloody ignorant, pre-pubescent teeny bopper kiddies...
If they really liked Nirvana, they would be walking around for days without washing, in crusty old flannel shirts and old jeans with big, gaping holes in them, and trainers with torn up laces and the soles coming off! That's what punk rock stood for - not caring.
If they really liked Nirvana, they would be walking around for days without washing, in crusty old flannel shirts and old jeans with big, gaping holes in them, and trainers with torn up laces and the soles coming off! That's what punk rock stood for - not caring.
If they really liked Nirvana, they would be walking around for days without washing, in crusty old flannel shirts and old jeans with big, gaping holes in them, and trainers with torn up laces and the soles coming off! That's what punk rock stood for - not caring.
If they really liked Nirvana, they would be walking around for days without washing, in crusty old flannel shirts and old jeans with big, gaping holes in them, and trainers with torn up laces and the soles coming off! That's what punk rock stood for - not caring.
If they really liked Nirvana, they would be walking around for days without washing, in crusty old flannel shirts and old jeans with big, gaping holes in them, and trainers with torn up laces and the soles coming off! That's what punk rock stood for - not caring.
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