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Nevertheless, I never said Nirvana revolutionized the industry all by themselves.
P.S. I guess I was a little heavy on the tobasco sauce with the guy, but he's putting words into my mouth I never said.
Plus I gotta defend my work. ;-)
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Yeah my bad. I hate fighting with people, and I never try to instigate fights. Plus i think the guy is a one commenter. He'll say his crap, and i don't think we'll hear from him again.
And yes I am Kurt Cobain. I came back from the dead to write 5 Green Day reviews, A Weezer review, and a Who review before I decided to do my own material. lol.
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ok...................get your s*** straight. nevermind and ten were written at the same time. had nirvana not gotten popular, pearl jam would have gotten the credit with evenflow or jeremy. also.....alice in chains was already getting popular. they were already touring with van halen, poison, and iggy pop. they had 2 albums out before nevermind got popular. they just needed the media attention. suck my n**s.
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[quote=bassx901]suck my n**s.[/quote]
Yes sir. :upset:
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i am not a 1 timer.
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lol
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Butch Vig is Satan.
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ok.......
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Butch Vig r00ls. Except for stealing the Pumpkins sound and taking it to Nirvana, that was very nasty of him.
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I have my shit straight thank you very much. why are u getting into an argument with me over who came first? Nirvana has stayed a giant rock band even after their lead singer died. Pearl Jam and Alice In Chains? Ask a random person off the street, 50-70% of the people wont know.
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Nirvana is too great to be summed up in 14 or 16 tracks. My favorites are "drain you" and "even in his youth". Where's "polly", "serve the servants" or "old age". They should have a two disc thingy so they can fit more tracks. I know they released with th lights out but its all like bootleg. They should make Unkown great songs more accesible to fans.
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^They did. It's called With The Lights Out.
And this is a greatest hits cd made up of known songs and singles.
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this could have been much better ( the album i mean the review was spot on) if they replaced been a son with aneurysm and had gallons of rubbing alcohol...( for those who don't know abot 25 mins after all apologies finishs on in utero) oh and trust me. wheree did u sleep last night... u ain't missin nethin it sucks
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Thank you very much. I'm starting to like this guy lol.
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i have an idea..........ask the people. have you heard of pearl jam and alice in chains?? place your answers here and we'll see who has the better argument. post your feedback please
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The people here of course will have heard of Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains. There are about 28 gazillion reviews for them. Look, it's a known fact that Smells Like Teen Spirit brought Alt Rock into the mainstream.
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Ugh all you people! You have got to Listen! The argument is: Nirvana didn't bring alt rock into the mainstream, Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam did. But my counterargument is: MTV played Nirvana non stop! So therefore they win.
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i like you turdopholis
This Message Edited On 10.15.05
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and my point was not that pearl jam and alice in chains brought alt. to the mainstream. they were examples. just like nirvana, they added to the demand for more and more SEATTLE bands. alt. rock is such a broad term. there were literally thousands of bands that were and are alt. i am a fan of nirvana but it is unfair and egotistical to say that nirvana did it with their breakout song. seattle rock was enivitible.
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american society was beginning to fade away from hair metal. they were demanding newer types of sounds that nirvana, pearl jam, alice in chains, and many other bands produced. i am seeing this trend today. look at the rock scene as a whole. what types of bands were popular in the 90s?? alt bands and some nu-metal bands. we as a culture are shifting toward bands that are typically more emo or "punk" rock (punk rock is not what it used to be). bands such as my chemical romance or fall out boy. these types of bands are beginning to become popular. you can argue this point by claiming that bands like blink 182 or sum 41 began this trend. do you see the parallel?? these bands started a revolution. it is unfair to say something like blink 182 changed the shape of rock music by themselves. even without those bands we would inevitibly have bands creating this type of music. my point is that ONE band or ONE song CANNOT change music. get the point??
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