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Started by King Caffeinebomb I in Other Bands & Artists

I didn’t realise until I switched on Kerrang tv that today is the 12th anniversary of the death of Kurt Cobain.

Anyone have any thought on the matter?

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 11:24

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#1

motherh666 wrote:

Crikey, who would have thought a bit of his music was worth $50million to a junkie useless woman of a whore and that whe owned 98% of all royalties. What did she ever do?

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 11:26

#2

King Caffeinebomb I wrote:

I heard she was the best fuck in the world

but it was deadsetgav who told me that so it’s not always a reliable source :)

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 11:28

#3

mr self destruct wrote:

The main thought I have is how old I’m getting.

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 11:37

#4

Evilbeast (Dany Brillant) wrote:

mr self destruct wrote:

The main thought I have is how old I’m getting.

The same for me,but it also reminds me how sad I was that day…

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 11:40

#5

King Caffeinebomb I wrote:

mr self destruct wrote:

The main thought I have is how old I’m getting.

I was talking about music to some college kids who work in my store and asking the “metal” kids about Therapy? and the Wildhearts.

More than one said that they would ask their parents because they would know about the old stuff.

Welcome to Dadrock people.

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 11:42

#6

Jobrok wrote:

caffeinebomb wrote:

I was talking about music to some college kids who work in my store and asking the “metal” kids about Therapy? and the Wildhearts.

Hanging out at Student Bars! Eh!

Sounds a liitle like that Mathew McConnadohickey guy in ‘Dazed and Confused’.

“Man! I dig those school chicks!”

You Dog…

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 12:07

#7

King Caffeinebomb I wrote:

Hell what can I say…Pimpin ain’t easy you know

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 12:10

#8

JSar666 wrote:

Therapy? is old hat now. F…fact? :(

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 12:53

#9

White Psycho wrote:

Jobrok wrote:

Hanging out at Student Bars! Eh!

I work in one (I’m a filthy student after all) but do impose my music tastes on people by regular trips to the jukebox. So Wildhearts, Therapy?, This Is Menace, Levellers and various others are regularly playing in the Courtyard at Bradford Union :D

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:00

#10

mr self destruct wrote:

caffeinebomb wrote:

I was talking about music to some college kids who work in my store and asking the “metal” kids about Therapy? and the Wildhearts.

We have a newbie saying she remembers her Dad playing ‘Knives’ when she was a toddler! What’s going on?! *having age crisis*

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:13

#11

JSar666 wrote:

You’re only as old as the woman you’re shagging ;)

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:23

#12

viking_pooh wrote:

it’s not just Kurt, oddly enough today is the 4th anniversary of the late great Layne Staley’s death, hence i have the entire Alice in Chains and Nirvana back catalogues stacked on my desk ready to be blasted far too loud

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:23

#13

mr self destruct wrote:

JSar666 wrote:

You’re only as old as the woman you’re shagging ;)

24…I can live with that :)

The anniversary of Staley’s death as well? I remember feeling sadder about his death than Cobain as I thought it was more tragic…

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:29

#14

deadsetgav wrote:

caffeinebomb wrote:

Welcome to Dadrock people.

Aaaargh… the ‘yoof’ will look at our record collections with disapproval in the same way we used to see bands like Marillion, Magnum, Saxon, Meatloaf…

Aaaaargh :(

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:49

#15

mr self destruct wrote:

I can’t wait to embarrass and irritate any future children I may have by bringing out my ‘old’ rock records and trying to engage them in conversation about them…and then pretending I like whatever it is they’re listening to… :)

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 13:52

#16

Citizen Erased wrote:

JSar666 wrote:

You’re only as old as the woman you’re shagging ;)

25 so not feeling too wrinkled just yet, still proudly upstanding :)

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 14:26

#17

deadsetgav wrote:

mr self destruct wrote:

…and then pretending I like whatever it is they’re listening to… :)

not that it will matter - it will all sound the same to us.

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 14:47

#18

mr self destruct wrote:

I’ll probably be deaf anyway…

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 15:03

#19

Kyle Bovine (K B) wrote:

When I was in Dublin in 2004 December for the T? gig, I met a bunch of sixteen year olds who thought High Anxiety was their first album (before the gig obviously, i think they would have copped on after the set-list) so T? are still reaching the yoof, but the yoof will forever be naive. I’m nineteen and have been listening to T? for eight years. What does that make me?

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 16:02

#20

King Caffeinebomb I wrote:

mr self destruct wrote:

24…I can live with that :)

The anniversary of Staley’s death as well? I remember feeling sadder about his death than Cobain as I thought it was more tragic…

I’d forgotten he’d died - I thought he’d popped off years before - his was such a predictable thing though. He was a lost case for a very long time.

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 16:35

#21

mr self destruct wrote:

That’s why I found it sadder…the last interview with him is awful.

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 16:51

#22

zipless wrote:

caffeinebomb wrote:

I heard she was the best fuck in the world

Just saw two of Hole’s videos tonite, and I can see what you mean. She looks (did look) like a real goer. Damn, Kurt was a happy camper…

Posted on Wed, 5 April 2006 at 22:02

#23

deadsetgav wrote:

zipless wrote:

Damn, Kurt was a happy camper…

Evidently, thats why he blew his own head off :rolleyes:

:p

Posted on Thu, 6 April 2006 at 06:35

#24

buffalo-boy wrote:

Anyone read Who Killed Kurt Cobain? I’ll save you the trouble - it was Courtney Love. I hope she reads this and tries to sue me! :)

Posted on Thu, 6 April 2006 at 07:07

#25

zipless wrote:

He probably wanted to end it before the sex got stale and boring :D

Posted on Thu, 6 April 2006 at 10:53

#26

buffalo-boy wrote:

Like In Utero? :D

Posted on Thu, 6 April 2006 at 13:57

#27

Charlie wrote:

mr self destruct wrote:

That’s why I found it sadder…the last interview with him is awful.

:D Link Please.

Posted on Thu, 6 April 2006 at 18:53

#28

Superunknown wrote:

mr self destruct wrote:

The anniversary of Staley’s death as well? I remember feeling sadder about his death than Cobain as I thought it was more tragic…

Don’t know about more tragic, but I think it’s a shame that Staley’s death was so unnoticed. He was such a great talent and his death was a waste. I wish they were both still around, Cobain and him. Of course, then Nirvana would probably only be a footnote in MTV’s version of the history of rock ‘n’ roll.

Posted on Thu, 6 April 2006 at 23:28

#29

buffalo-boy wrote:

Getting into smack = death.

Posted on Fri, 7 April 2006 at 07:44

#30

Dermot (The Derm) wrote:

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1470138/20030225/story.jhtml

“I know I’m dying,” he rasped through missing teeth. “I did crack and heroin for years. I never wanted to end my life this way. I know I have no chance. It’s too late. I never wanted [the public’s] thumbs’ up about this f—-ing drug use. Don’t try to contact any AIC (Alice in Chains) members. They are not my friends.” :(

Posted on Fri, 7 April 2006 at 07:57

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