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Didn't know - Jerome - 09-04-2012
Young's lyrics 'it's better to burn out than to fade away' were included in Kurt Cobain's suicide note.
Didn't know - SteveO - 09-04-2012
Bob Dylan's Lay Lady Lay is a song about his dog !
Didn't know - CRAZY-HORSE - 10-04-2012
Jerome Wrote:Young's lyrics 'it's better to burn out than to fade away' were included in Kurt Cobain's suicide note.
yes that is correct Jerome...
Neil and Kurt had spoken about a possible collaboration just months prior to his death but the times had never coincided whereby they could meet, after hearing that the suicide note contained those lines, NY was absolutely beside himself,took it real bad for a few months...
the following year after his death Young used Pearl Jam as his band on Mirrorball, maybe this was what he had in mind for Nirvana, but i guess we'll never know now.
as a footnote NY thought "nevermind" was the greatest album since Never Mind The Bollocks....
Didn't know - Jerome - 10-04-2012
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:yes that is correct Jerome...
Neil and Kurt had spoken about a possible collaboration just months prior to his death but the times had never coincided whereby they could meet, after hearing that the suicide note contained those lines, NY was absolutely beside himself,took it real bad for a few months...
the following year after his death Young used Pearl Jam as his band on Mirrorball, maybe this was what he had in mind for Nirvana, but i guess we'll never know now.
as a footnote NY thought "nevermind" was the greatest album since Never Mind The Bollocks....
I have 'Nevermind' lying around the house somewhere but I never play it. In fact I can't stand it. (Sorry Nirvana fans). I find it totally over-hyped. Maybe it's just how my brain works but I cannot see what all the fuss was about.
Didn't know - CRAZY-HORSE - 10-04-2012
Jerome Wrote:I have 'Nevermind' lying around the house somewhere but I never play it. In fact I can't stand it. (Sorry Nirvana fans). I find it totally over-hyped. Maybe it's just how my brain works but I cannot see what all the fuss was about.
im the same Jerome...just dont see what all the fuss is over?!?!?!?!, love their "unplugged" album though, their songs come over really well in an acoustic setting.
overall, i simply do not like Grunge, except Foo Fighters,who basically were Nirvana, i guess.
Didn't know - thitchuot - 13-04-2012
hello everybody
Didn't know - Music Head - 14-04-2012
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:im the same Jerome...just dont see what all the fuss is over?!?!?!?!, love their "unplugged" album though, their songs come over really well in an acoustic setting.
overall, i simply do not like Grunge, except Foo Fighters,who basically were Nirvana, i guess.
First Hendrix, now Nevermind.
Next you'll be telling me Hotel California is not one of the greatest albums ever made.
Didn't know - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-04-2012
dont like The Eagles at all...you know that LOL...and America(the band)....
Didn't know - TraceNspace - 18-04-2012
I love Nirvana but I can see how they are one of those 'you had to be there bands' There was crap to listen to at the time that Jane's addiction, Nirvana and Pearl Jam came out. If you were a kid (like I was) it was amazing. We were hungry for something different and we got it.
Didn't know - SteveO - 19-04-2012
Well said Trace! The same feelings were among the youth when The Beatles came on the scene ! You had to be there and I am very glad I was!
TraceNspace Wrote:I love Nirvana but I can see how they are one of those 'you had to be there bands' There was crap to listen to at the time that Jane's addiction, Nirvana and Pearl Jam came out. If you were a kid (like I was) it was amazing. We were hungry for something different and we got it.