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Why no threads on the 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death.

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I know people die every day, but I do consider him an iconic and superb musical/lyricist.

Maybe it's the Jack talking.

Just my own musings.

Cheers.
 
I was watching a couple of Nirvana clips the other night on youtube, but didn't actually think about the anniversary
 
Without realising it was the anniversary, I was discussing his death last weekend with a good mate....he surely must have been in a very dark place to do what he did with the world at his feet, wealth, and more importantly, a young family around him?
 
Your taste in music is thankfully better than your taste in liquor.

Kurt Cobain legend RIP

Steve
 
new2me said:
I was watching a couple of Nirvana clips the other night on youtube, but didn't actually think about the anniversary
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I missed it until I saw a post on Flipboard.

antihero said:
Without realising it was the anniversary, I was discussing his death last weekend with a good mate....he surely must have been in a very dark place to do what he did with the world at his feet, wealth, and more importantly, a young family around him?
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I have to say, that's something I've thought about a lot. Millionaire, worshiped globally, lovely children and more.

I have second hand experience of depression, but, I can't imagine where he was when he wrote the suicide note and put the gun in his mouth.

Ya know, I'll say it, and I know how naive it sounds but, I do wonder what would have happened if some one had taken him to a island, with none if the crap he was surrounded by and just talked.

Yeah, as I'm typing this I realise my nativity.

Cheers.
 
to answer the question.. maybe theres a heck of a lot of people.. like myself.. who havent the foggiest idea who he is or was?
 
Always good to remember influential people.

Can't say I was a fan but I do recognise the contribution.
 
KIPAX said:
to answer the question.. maybe theres a heck of a lot of people.. like myself.. who havent the foggiest idea who he is or was?
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You need to get out more Tony:p
 
Not really into music but Nirvana with his driving force certainly changed the industry. Like all geniuses though there often much darker things going on and it's a pity he couldn't deal with the adulation/ fame.

Did have a psycho wife too:D
 
KIPAX said:
to answer the question.. maybe theres a heck of a lot of people.. like myself.. who havent the foggiest idea who he is or was?
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My initial reaction was "you have got to be joking, you have never hear of Kurt Cobain and/or Nirvana?!".... Nope, can't think of anything to counter that . Really? You have never heard of the aforementioned?

Ah, well, I guess there are loads of people out there I've never heard off.

simon ess said:
Always good to remember influential people.

Can't say I was a fan but I do recognise the contribution.
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Dr_O said:
Not really into music but Nirvana with his driving force certainly changed the industry. Like all geniuses though there often much darker things going on and it's a pity he couldn't deal with the adulation/ fame.

Did have a psycho wife too:D
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They were global bit I can see they're were also niche.

Psycho wife. Yeah, she got a lot of crap after his death.

Cheers.
 
Dr_O said:
Did have a psycho wife too:D
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Also a bit a goer, according to his statement during their The Word appearance ;)
 
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