NiceGuy2005 wrote:
Oh, come over and have a hug. (And their best songs are covers and even then the originals are better.)

Nirvana is the first band tha t makes me notice I'm old when I see teenagers still wearing their T-shirts. Must be what others thought about me and the Beatles.

 meghan89 wrote: 
Ditto. Same with Nevermind.

In the 14 years since this album has been released I have never once gotten tired of it. For me its up there with Bob Marley's Legend and almost any Beatles album. Never gets old to me.

What memories this track brings - still a great tune.

this is why i love RP ...all types of musics...but only good ones !!! hahahaha

Well, now that Nirvana is very yesterday I can finally say this with out being attacked...maybe. I just never really cared for them. I can here the talent and originality (at least for the time), just don't like the songs

crinky wrote:I think the singing is simple if you drink 3/4 pint of cough syrup. Not being an ass--I'm a fan.

themotion wrote:
Right. Not drop-D tuning (the low E string tuned to D) but D-based tuning where all strings are tuned down a step. I can see what you mean about singing and playing the songs being difficult. Never tried singing this song.

robspeds wrote:

Oh, good. Then I'll go to the local high school and find a lead singer/song writer to lead my band that will revolutionize music ...

Music is not the sound that comes from the guitar, it is the hand that plays it.

siandbeth wrote:
There is that but there is was also an extreme self-esteem problem there that was even evident watching Nirvana play live.

And, for better or worse, Nirvana brought rock and roll back into the top 40 and I will always appreciate them for that.

crinky wrote:

This song is not in drop-D tuning ... Very easy to just play, yes. But very difficult to play while singing.

Possibly the most overrated band ever. Cobain guitar work is stuff of a 10th grader that has taken 1.5yrs of lessons....

siandbeth wrote:

Check out the book "Heavier than Heaven." It gives an excellent account of Kurt and his woes. Sad deal. Damn good music, though.

Well, I am not going to go that far but I have never been a fan of them. They had their bit but to me I never 'got them'.

Many people I respect really like them so don't take this as a slap anyone. Just not my bag.


goo wrote:

siandbeth wrote:

Yes, just look at Alice in Chains unplugged. Another one lost to Heroin.

seedy wrote:
People that are strung out on dope rarely look at anyone in the eye. And yes, lots of pain in that.

themotion wrote:

Tune your guitar down a step to D based tuning & all the songs on this album become fairly easy to play.

CandyIsland wrote:

glad to have you here. Welcome to the wonderful world of RP.

themotion wrote:

Never tried, but I can imagine it must be a bitch. Sucks he had to blow his brains all over the greenhouse.

This is bloody awful. This guy can't sing and I can't stand that chorus effect on the guitar. Yuk! Wretched song writing. Nothing good about this.

CandyIsland wrote:

Hola, and welcome. I am glad to be here too.

This song is nearly impossible to play and sing ... Damn you Kurt and your talent.

rachlan wrote:

Yeah, but it wasn't "I'm all Plugged up". It was "I'm all Shook up".

Great song though I prefer the version on NEVERMIND.

Hola to everyone,

Glad to be here for this one!

And.. this is my first post.. :-)

Ahhhh...live version! YES! ">

This song, happiness is a warm gun, and Jeff Buckley sang about water and drowning.... Okay, call it dumb thoughts, but can't help thinking about it.

JL - happiness is a warm gun, how he died
JB - words about water and drawning a lot in his songs

grant wrote:

He must be too sexy for this song...

Daveinbawlmer wrote:

Was that the right emoticon?