Wall of Mouths

deadsetgav wrote:

Yeah - Divers, we must be about the same age or something cause thats kinda what I though & felt. Nirvana were one of the first bands (along with Guns N Roses and Metallica) that I really fucking loved. When I was getting into them I was 12-13 years old and when Kurt died I was 15.

Up until hearing Nirvana I had absolutely no interest in music as I hadn’t really heard anything that I liked. For me personally - Nirvana were a very pivotal band - and I was very sorry and saddened when it ended the way it did.

Well by the sounds of it we are the same age i was born in 1979, and same tastes by the look of it. As by then i had seen guns n roses and metallica twice. it’s a small and weird world and i wasn’t expecting to kill himself like he did.

realityfuck wrote:

I do miss Nirvana a lot. I thought they were such a great band. I’m not sure where they could have gone musically after In Utero, but unfortunately we’ll never know.
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From what I could see from the Nirvana Box set Musically Dave was having more of an input and looking at the songs that were recorded at some of the last session quite a few songs that have ended up on Foo Fighters albums were done, that would have been interesting. But we shall never know and this is me guessing.

It’s a good buy, off the top of my head songs like Exhusted and Febuary stars were recorded.

It’s a very good box, none of the foo fighters songs are on the box set but you can see in the booklet that they were recorded.
Good luck with the hints.

I think the reason people still write about Nirvana and Kurt Cobain is because they’re a hell of a lot more interesting than Maroon5 or whatever shite that passes for rock in the mainstream.I’m a fan of Queen as well in fact they were the first rock band i can remember liking.I use to hate music when i was very young because i thought it was all crap like Bros.Then one day i heard Bohemian Rhapsody and it was the most amazing thing i’d ever heard and it still sounds great today.I had that same feeling when i first heard Smells Like Teen Spirit.Freddy has the better voice he just seemed to give his all in every song he recorded,Cobain was more of a screamer than a singer but i think both of them have very unique vocals.I don’t worship Kurt Cobain as some sort of Messiah i just think Nirvana were a great band and important band in 90’s rock music.Like a lot of people here Nirvana were a gateway into the world of rock music.I don’t think anyone has forgotten Queen or Freddy their Greatest Hits vol 1,2 and 3 still sell quite well,commercial radio stations still play Queen a lot and just a few months ago Q had a special on them.Queen had a musical and they are touring again with Paul Rogers so they’re are in the spotlight more than Nirvana infact tonight at 9:10 ITV have a Queen Mania special.

I caught a bit of Queen Mania last night they had people like Mel C,Tony Christie,G4,Russel Watson and the actors who play Kevin,Les and another two who’s name i can’t remember trying to cover Queen songs.Anyone else see it?It was crap but funny at the same time.There’s no one who can replace Freddy.

screams loud

*ooooooverrated*

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*eeeeeeveryone* :D