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1.24am

19 September 2010
OfflineI actually love this band. Cobain because he has great taste (Anyone who likes Neil Young and John Lennon are good by me.), Grohl because he seems to like McCartney quite a bit, and because he is a good drummer, and Novoselic for his bass work. Certainly the masters of the 90's, and Cobain's death raises the question of what if?
1.33am
4 December 2010
OfflineI really like Nirvana as well. I thought Nevermind was a brilliant album. Tragedy about Kurt. God only knows what life would have been like if he hadn't had died and was still around today.
I am a fan of Dave and the things he works on. He seems like an amazing guy to work with and be around. He's a fan of music which counts for a lot.
9.01am
5 July 2010
OfflineI love Nirvana. They are runner up favorite band. They were favorite for about 5 years before I discovered The Beatles. All three of their studio albums are amazing. I love how Kurt expresses just raw emotion in so many of his songs. Dave Grohl is also an amazing drummer as previously mentioned, and the Foo Fighters are not bad at all either.
Kurt wrote About a Girl after listening to Meet The Beatles over and over.
9.06pm
4 December 2010
OfflineRedLennon said:
I love Nirvana. They are runner up favorite band. They were favorite for about 5 years before I discovered The Beatles. All three of their studio albums are amazing. I love how Kurt expresses just raw emotion in so many of his songs. Dave Grohl is also an amazing drummer as previously mentioned, and the Foo Fighters are not bad at all either.
Kurt wrote About a Girl after listening to Meet The Beatles over and over.
I didn't know that. About a Girl, the unplugged version, is one of my favorite Nirvana songs.
9.06pm
14 December 2009
OnlineHere's where I get to do my music-snob one-upmanship thing and say that I was into Nirvana even before Nevermind! And passed up a chance to see 'em in Toronto in '91 because I actually found Nevermind (which I bought the week it was released) to be (at first) a disappointment compared to the debut. So I went and saw their buddies Mudhoney instead. But Nevermind grew on me, and I played it more and more as "Teen Spirit" became a hit and climbed the charts – even though I had to read about its hit status in the music magazines 'cause I never listened to the radio or watched videos. And of course I eventually preferred Nevermind to the debut, and In Utero to Nevermind, although I switch back-and-forth on that. And naturally, regretted not seeing Nirvana that one time ever since.
I've never much cared for what Foo Fighters I've heard.
9.28pm

19 September 2010
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4 December 2010
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9 June 2010
Offlinemr. Sun king coming together said:
How the hell does a mid 20s Torontonian get a copy of Bleach in 1989/1990?
He's vonbontee. He has the Music Force.
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
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