Amazing version of a classic song.
PLAY LOUD!
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Amazing version of a classic song.
PLAY LOUD!
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=lQUzyP...eature=related
LULZ!
Nirvana - 100 song titles. 1 song. The Status Quo of the '90s.
ph33r teh b4Ckl45h.
Bit unfair to quo. I dont have a problem with nirvana but quo are a proper rock n roll band.
Well, up until 1982 they were... ;)
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Originally Posted by Metalattakk
U must b havin a turkish???:confused
No. Not at all. All Nirvana songs sound the same - jingly-jangly start, heavy distorted shouty bit, jingly-jangly bit again...ad infinitum.
All their songs are the same. They've just got different names.
This is called dynamics in case you didn't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metalattakk
You got any better songs up your sleeve?
All their songs are the same? Well it's funny how In Utero sounds nothing like Nevermind and Nevermind sounds nothing like Bleach, and i ain't even gonna get started on B-sides.
But aye man, each to their own.
There isn't many bands you like after they have done about 3 albums is there? ;)
Blah blah blah. Fall for the hype. See if I care. I call it like I see it.
Nirvana 90s = Status Quo 70s.
Except Quo made the grave error of not topping themselves while they were still hot.
Kurt Cobain once asked me if I had any Benilyn on me. :)
A really well constructed point ;)Quote:
Blah blah blah. Fall for the hype. See if I care. I call it like I see it.
Nirvana=Pixies rip off. Woo i like painting with these broad strokes!
"Coffee-drinking heroin-shooting grunge-looking DIRTBAG!"
Scott Ian is e lad!
Pixies rip off? Don't think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by buddyrich
Pixies = Dinosaur Jr. rip off, not true but you could go round in circles with bands that apparently rip off other bands, everyone has their influences.
Well it's funny as i was actually quoting Dave Grohl, he especially cited smells like teen spirit as an example of the quiet/loud thing the pixies do so well. I cant remember was it on a documentary about nirvana in general or the nevermind classic albums episode but he made it clear where they got some of their aesthetic shall we say, and i suppose he would know having been in the band.
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Originally Posted by buddyrich
Awesome dynamics always comes to mind when someone mentions Nirvana, same can be said for Pixies, and a handful of bands from that era of music. Fecking love it.
Suppose you could even say the first 2 Foo Fighters albums employs the quiet/loud dynamics really well, which IMO is where Foo Fighters were at their best.
Aye the first two albums are textbook. I found them a bit dull after that but the first two are sooper.
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Originally Posted by buddyrich
They are amazing albums indeed, I saw them live in 2005 and they didn't play a single song off the first record which was disappointing, apart from that they were amazing.
Can't say their most recent album gets played much at my house, just doesn't seem to have the same vibe as earlier stuff.
A good friend of mine turned me on to the Foos around about when the first album came out and I loved them - he gave me a cassette with "Wattershed", "This Is A Call" and "Weenie Beenie" on it. They blew me away.
To this day though, I have never heard the full album!
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Originally Posted by guitarzan
You have not heard the first full album?
Oh man I advise you to get it and play it loud!
Truth, where would music be without stealing other peoples music. Hell, Marilyn Manson even went as far as to rip himself off.Quote:
Originally Posted by loganbiffy
Beautiful People, Mobscene. I think it's those two anyway.
Definately.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeid
You can always tell where bands get their influences, I don't really see it as a bad thing, there is always something any music sounds like, just the way it is.
Haha good call on the Marilyn Manson, he is some kiddie.