Nirvana
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Re: Nirvana
Not especially
Matt 'interesting' Wilson wrote:So I went from looking at the "I'm a Man" riff, to showing how the rave up was popular for awhile.
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Re: Nirvana
Too American for Johnny C.
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Superb. I wish we talked about them more on BCB, I've tried to start threads on them in the past but only Skope was a fan. Some highlights...
Amazing production..
And my favourite..
Amazing production..
And my favourite..
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Loved 'em then. Went off 'em for ages but back on board now.
I think Nevermind is a great Rock record. In Utero is a bit too angsty these days but some of it is ferociously good
I think Nevermind is a great Rock record. In Utero is a bit too angsty these days but some of it is ferociously good
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I love this footage, particularly the Denmark Street scenes.
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This is an amazing track. I love the way it starts as this smooth, sophisticated euro-ballad before launching into the blaring chorus.
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To Markos III is terrific front to back.
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The Modernist wrote:This is an amazing track. I love the way it starts as this smooth, sophisticated euro-ballad before launching into the blaring chorus.
Lovely.
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Re: Nirvana
Matt Wilson wrote:Too American for Johnny C.
Anglo-Greek, surely?
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Moleskin wrote:The Modernist wrote:This is an amazing track. I love the way it starts as this smooth, sophisticated euro-ballad before launching into the blaring chorus.
Lovely.
I love that abrasive solo towards the end.
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Goat Boy wrote:Loved 'em then. Went off 'em for ages but back on board now.
I think Nevermind is a great Rock record. In Utero is a bit too angsty these days but some of it is ferociously good
Ditto. I thought I was past my loving a band phase, but I totally bought into them and love everything they did.
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The last band I truly loved.
After that I was too old to really care about the angsty musings of twenty-somethings.
After that I was too old to really care about the angsty musings of twenty-somethings.
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I can only listen to Bleach and parts of Incesticide now.
Where would rock 'n' roll be without feedback?
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They were the real thing, and they should never have become as popular as they did. That stuff is too REAL for most little kids to handle.
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