Trade that "o" for an "s" at the end and I'd agree.

staplermofo: Trade that "o" for an "s" at the end and I'd agree.

csunt?

Rev.K: csunt?

It's Hungarian slang.

staplermofo: It's Hungarian slang.

For what? Misshapen female anatomy?

One. One good album, HA HA HA.

/thunder
//runs from Nevarna fanbois

bleh, I predict this headline is going to bring hordes of trolls wanting to remind us that Nirvana was irrelevant to *THEM* as if their narrow-minded opinions were subjective facts....

Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

NikolaiFarkoff: One. One good album, HA HA HA.

/thunder
//runs from Nevarna fanbois

In Utero was better than Nevermind.

/so what is there to do in seattle now... besides watch some guy throw fish
//runs from seattleites (seattalans, seattlers, seattlevillians)

I moved away from Seattle three years ago and I have to say not hearing a Nirvana song on the farking radio every five minutes really helped me regain my appreciation of the band.

NikolaiFarkoff: One. One good album, HA HA HA.

Grohl was the talented one.

PacersJAM3s: Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

I wouldn't go that far, but he is without a doubt the only good thing that came out of Nirvana.

Rapmaster2000: NikolaiFarkoff: One. One good album, HA HA HA.

/thunder
//runs from Nevarna fanbois

In Utero was better than Nevermind.

/so what is there to do in seattle now... besides watch some guy throw fish
//runs from seattleites (seattalans, seattlers, seattlevillians)

Yeah, but Soundgarden crapped better albums. As did PJ and Alice in Chains.

PacersJAM3s: Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

I listened to the first Foo Fighters album a few months ago (for the first time in 10+ years) and that thing has aged terribly. It sounds about as talented as Silverchair.

HappyHarryHardOn: bleh, I predict this headline is going to bring hordes of trolls wanting to remind us that Nirvana was irrelevant to *THEM* as if their narrow-minded opinions were subjective facts....

Isnt that how it always goes? We did this same thing over the weekend already. Some metal or hardcore fan will cite that there was a better music scene going on and that Nirvana was of not importance. Opinions are just that. Such is life I suppose.

BobtheFascist: PacersJAM3s: Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

I wouldn't go that far, but he is without a doubt the only good thing that came out of Nirvana.

Apparently nobody ever listened to Bleach.

stappawho: Apparently nobody ever listened to Bleach.

Owned it. Along with a bunch of other Nirvana stuff. The novelty wore off quickly & all of it ended up in a used CD store in the Midwest.

It's difficult to describe to youngsters how huge Nevermind was. I never listen to it anymore, though, and I'm not sure if that's because it was so overplayed or if it really just hasn't aged well.

I love how people still drop grunge references for Seattle. It was 15 years ago. "Hey, I'm going to move to Seattle." "Are you going to wear all flannel and rock out to grunge?"

Dave Grohl? Really? the Phil Collins of grunge?

HappyHarryHardOn: Dave Grohl? Really? the Phil Collins of grunge?

AHHAHA!!

It's funny, because it is, to a certain extent, true.

I resent that. Starbucks never counted.

filth: It's difficult to describe to youngsters how huge Nevermind was. I never listen to it anymore, though, and I'm not sure if that's because it was so overplayed or if it really just hasn't aged well.

No kidding. I distinctly remember a typical day of listening to Vanilla Ice, Def Leppard, MC Hammer, Motley Crue, and Top-40 radio. Later that afternoon, I went to a friend's house and he had just bought Nevermind. I distinctly remember thinking "All of my music at home is crap."

Rapmaster2000: PacersJAM3s: Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

I listened to the first Foo Fighters album a few months ago (for the first time in 10+ years) and that thing has aged terribly. It sounds about as talented as Silverchair.

And the kids in Silverchair were like 15 when that came out, too

/pew massicah!

Rev.K: HappyHarryHardOn: Dave Grohl? Really? the Phil Collins of grunge?

AHHAHA!!

It's funny, because it is, to a certain extent, true.

It's all the way true. Seriously, the Foo Fighters make Vertical Horizon seem edgy.

Rapmaster2000: NikolaiFarkoff: One. One good album, HA HA HA.

/thunder
//runs from Nevarna fanbois

In Utero was better than Nevermind.

/so what is there to do in seattle now... besides watch some guy throw fish
//runs from seattleites (seattalans, seattlers, seattlevillians)

In Untero and Insesticide are great albums.

BobtheFascist: PacersJAM3s: Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

I wouldn't go that far, but he is without a doubt the only good thing that came out of Nirvana.

What about the bass player who was really Andy Kaufman? What happened to him?

SnakeLee: And the kids in Silverchair were like 15 when that came out, too

I liked their first album. And the song 'Anthem for the Year 2000'

/Nirvana Unplugged and Frogstomp were my first albums
//Special place.

MatrixOutsider: What about the bass player who was really Andy Kaufman? What happened to him?

He was playing with Flipper last I heard.

Gunny Highway: /Nirvana Unplugged and Frogstomp were my first albums
//Special place.

As soon as I develop Terminators and a time machine, I'm going to send one back in time to kill the mother of whoever developed MTV Unplugged.

PacersJAM3s: Can you imagine if someone had told you back in 1992 or so that Dave Grohl was actually the most talented musician in the entire band?

a) The entire band? You mean he was more talented than the other two guys in the band, one of whom was Krist Novoselic? Ashley Parker Angel was the most talented person in O-Town. What's your point?

b) David Grohl is good drummer/back-up singer, and decent guitarist, but his songwriting and lead vocals are weak.

filth: As soon as I develop Terminators and a time machine, I'm going to send one back in time to kill the mother of whoever developed MTV Unplugged.

I thought Pearl Jam, LL Cool J, and Stone Temple Pilots were all awesome.

Most of the rest, meh. Especially 10,000 Maniacs. If I have to hear any more of that, I'm gonna get really aggressive with a couple of Q-tips.

HappyHarryHardOn: Dave Grohl? Really? the Phil Collins of grunge?

Phil Collins? Really? While I admit that most Foo Fighters stuff isn't great. Have you heard Probot?

NikolaiFarkoff: filth: As soon as I develop Terminators and a time machine, I'm going to send one back in time to kill the mother of whoever developed MTV Unplugged.

I thought Pearl Jam, LL Cool J, and Stone Temple Pilots were all awesome.

Most of the rest, meh. Especially 10,000 Maniacs. If I have to hear any more of that, I'm gonna get really aggressive with a couple of Q-tips.

The concept was cool, but none of the bands I wanted to hear were ever booked.

NorCalLos: a) The entire band? You mean he was more talented than the other two guys in the band, one of whom was Krist Novoselic? Ashley Parker Angel was the most talented person in O-Town. What's your point?

Uh, considering Nirvana was arguably the most popular and greatest band of the 90's generation and everyone revered Cobain, I think it is saying something that he may not have been the most talented member after all.

NorCalLos: b) David Grohl is good drummer/back-up singer, and decent guitarist, but his songwriting and lead vocals are weak.

I strongly disagree.

Mztlplx: Grohl was the talented one.

Musically, yes. Kurt was the better writer. I have been saying this for years. Had Kurt been a writer or a poet, his fame would probably have been far more lauded, and far more hated by those who already despise him. He had a good way of reading himself, and those and the world around him and with a unique perspective. I wish the man had written a novel before he died :(

filth: Gunny Highway: /Nirvana Unplugged and Frogstomp were my first albums
//Special place.

As soon as I develop Terminators and a time machine, I'm going to send one back in time to kill the mother of whoever developed MTV Unplugged.

Really? Alice in Chains unplugged is excellent. I'm a big fan of the acoustic sound though. Scour the internets looking for unplugged versions of songs whenever I can.

I guess that settles it, then.

comic1717: Have you heard Probot?

Probot is f*cking rad. I really want another album.

I love these threads were people are like "OMG I wuz listening to all bon JOviZ albums and Then Teh cloudZ parTed and The Holy NIRVANAZ camE froM Teh Heaven!!1"

Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr., Pixies, and about 300 other bands had been doing what Nirvana did (and WAY better) for 10 years already!

stappawho: filth: Gunny Highway: /Nirvana Unplugged and Frogstomp were my first albums
//Special place.

As soon as I develop Terminators and a time machine, I'm going to send one back in time to kill the mother of whoever developed MTV Unplugged.

Really? Alice in Chains unplugged is excellent. I'm a big fan of the acoustic sound though. Scour the internets looking for unplugged versions of songs whenever I can.

I liked AiC unplugged better than Nirvana, but I also like root canals better than kidney stones.

I did enjoy LL mostly because it came out so much better than I expected. But that doesn't mean it was really good.

stappawho: I'm a big fan of the acoustic sound though. Scour the internets looking for unplugged versions of songs whenever I can.

One of us! One of us!

GossipTrain: Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr., Pixies, and about 300 other bands had been doing what Nirvana did (and WAY better) for 10 years already!

Gunny Highway: Isnt that how it always goes? We did this same thing over the weekend already. Some metal or hardcore fan will cite that there was a better music scene going on and that Nirvana was of no importance. Opinions are just that. Such is life I suppose.

Or alternative fans. How could I forget them?

I picked up Bleach because it had a song Floyd the Barber.

I enjoyed Nevermind because it sounded like a pissed off Cheap Trick record.

In Utero was a popular band desperately trying to be edgy.

Nirvana was OK. They have always been ungodly overrated just because the main guy was a moran, and he provided lots of good copy for the media.

If Cobain were alive, Nirvana, if they were still together, would be playing here and there. Most people would be feh. Think Pearl Jam.

If Vedder had offed himself in '95, Pearl Jam would be the icons.

barneyfifesbullet: I picked up Bleach because it had a song Floyd the Barber.

I enjoyed Nevermind because it sounded like a pissed off Cheap Trick record.

In Utero was a popular band desperately trying to be edgy.

Nirvana was OK. They have always been ungodly overrated just because the main guy was a moran, and he provided lots of good copy for the media.

If Cobain were alive, Nirvana, if they were still together, would be playing here and there. Most people would be feh. Think Pearl Jam.

If Vedder had offed himself in '95, Pearl Jam would be the icons.

In the parallel dimension where you live, did Pearl Jam not produce a giant catalog of awesome music?

I like Pearl Jam, and you missed the point.

I liked Green River and Mother Love Bone. I was probably there before you were.

Gunny Highway: GossipTrain: Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr., Pixies, and about 300 other bands had been doing what Nirvana did (and WAY better) for 10 years already!

Gunny Highway: Isnt that how it always goes? We did this same thing over the weekend already. Some metal or hardcore fan will cite that there was a better music scene going on and that Nirvana was of no importance. Opinions are just that. Such is life I suppose.

Or alternative fans. How could I forget them?

So you're saying it's not true?

GossipTrain: I love these threads were people are like "OMG I wuz listening to all bon JOviZ albums and Then Teh cloudZ parTed and The Holy NIRVANAZ camE froM Teh Heaven!!1"

Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr., Pixies, and about 300 other bands had been doing what Nirvana did (and WAY better) for 10 years already!

I don't think that the bands you quoted are worse or better than Nirvana, everyone has inspiration, and these bands were Kurts. I'm pretty sure that those bands also have influences that come out in their work from bands they idolized.

GossipTrain: So you're saying it's not true?

It is true. It is also true that Nirvana was a very important band for their time and place in rock. Because they experienced more of a cultural impact and commercial success is no reason to dislike them or downplay their importance.

filth: barneyfifesbullet: I picked up Bleach because it had a song Floyd the Barber.

I enjoyed Nevermind because it sounded like a pissed off Cheap Trick record.

In Utero was a popular band desperately trying to be edgy.

Nirvana was OK. They have always been ungodly overrated just because the main guy was a moran, and he provided lots of good copy for the media.

If Cobain were alive, Nirvana, if they were still together, would be playing here and there. Most people would be feh. Think Pearl Jam.

If Vedder had offed himself in '95, Pearl Jam would be the icons.

In the parallel dimension where you live, did Pearl Jam not produce a giant catalog of awesome music?

In my dimension they made a bunch of FM radio-sounding records that failed to get much people excited, except for their long-time fans