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"I Like Nirvana but..."

The one time I want to use the blasted link thing and "your link is too long"

pfft, faggots.

Go to....
cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? -Space- ViewItem&item=2510011598&category=43652

£600 for a ONE TRACK CD, flippin 'eck!

Reptilia is pure genius

Blank wrote:
> Such as?

HAH! Oh Blank, you make me chuckle.

*flexes fingers*

Dredg for one! MOO! Audioslave, At The Drive In, Pixies, Rival Schools, Elliott, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Foos, Chillis, Sunny Day Real Estate, Rage Against The Machine, Quicksand, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney, Weezer, Everlclear, Offspring and Pennywise (to an extent), Muse, Coldplay, Radiohead, Bush, Sparta, Mars Volta, Zwan, Chavez, Jeff Buckley, Cursive, Metallica, Doves, Strokes, Hives, Beastie Boys, Glassjaw, Mineral, Taproot, R.E.M, A.F.I................

I could go on, but those are the ones I always type out, mostly. Some cross into late 1980s, others don't.

Don't ask me. Most of my music is from the 70s and 80s. ;)

Such as?

Good music as a result?

Hmmm Ho! I didn't actually say it was a good or a bad thing as such, but they did have a major impact.

As for good music since 1991/2, regardless of Nirvana and their impact, there is tonnes.

Cyclone wrote:
> But they were the figureheads, and as such they did revolutionise
> rock, launch of grunge and the teen stuff. Other bands from Seattle
> like Mudhoney, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden also expanded upon all this
> (and were better), but one cannot say Nirvana did not revolutionise
> rock to an extent, and Nirvana while not to everyones' taste,
> certainly are not a bad band. Better than bands like Linkin Park
> anyday.

They may have revolutionised rock, but that's not always a good thing. They weren't good themselves, and what good music has come since, as a result of that?

Maverick42 wrote:
> I hate all crappy/depressing/heavy
> metal/nu-metal/look-at-me-I'm-the-centre-of-the-universe bands...
> generally. There are a few exceptions.

1) 'Depressing' is such an over used term with rock. I remember playing an Elliott song and one of my mates said 'wow, turn this off, it's really depressing', when in fact it had some incredibly uplifting lyrics, it was just quiet.....

2) Rage are/were metal/rap. You kinda generalised a tad there......

Wrong again Nazi.

*can't be assed putting favourite songs down*

Wrong. Nirvana's best songs are 'Blew', 'In Bloom', 'Serve the Servants', 'Son of a Gun' and 'Breed'. =P

DW wrote:
> Go listen to Lithium and stop flapping your gums.

Best.(Nirvana).Song.Ever