Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:lol if we’re using orgasms as the analog, then Nevermind is a Pam Anderson 1995 centerfold and I’m 15 years old; In Utero is a real live woman in my bed, naked, inviting me in.

Are you attracted to real woman? because she is inviting you but what are you doing?

She's offering him pizza

resolved

tragabigzanda wrote:lol if we’re using orgasms as the analog, then Nevermind is a Pam Anderson 1995 centerfold and I’m 15 years old; In Utero is a real live woman in my bed, naked, inviting me in.

Tbh still kind of a toss up

bodysnatcher wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:lol if we’re using orgasms as the analog, then Nevermind is a Pam Anderson 1995 centerfold and I’m 15 years old; In Utero is a real live woman in my bed, naked, inviting me in.

Tbh still kind of a toss up

i mean, i know trag is all about the in utero produciton. And it certainly is way more exciting.

But Nevermind is pretty much lights out hits from front to back.

Strat wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:lol if we’re using orgasms as the analog, then Nevermind is a Pam Anderson 1995 centerfold and I’m 15 years old; In Utero is a real live woman in my bed, naked, inviting me in.

Tbh still kind of a toss up

i mean, i know trag is all about the in utero produciton. And it certainly is way more exciting.

But Nevermind is pretty much lights out hits from front to back.

Albini thinks hits are for sellouts tho.

Nirvana - Great Western Forum Inglewood CA, 30 Dec 1993

00:00Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
05:27 Drain You
09:31 Breed
12:44 Serve The Servants
16:04 Come As You Are
19:35 Smells Like Teen Spirit
24:28 Sliver
26:52 Dumb
29:46 In Bloom (Kurt mocks EVH)
34:08 About A Girl "Hey kids, let's learn a new dance!"
37:20 Lithium
41:35 Pennyroyal Tea
45:33 School
49:20 Polly (Acoustic) "you called me a vagina how dare you"
52:52 Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle
56:58 Rape Me
59:34 Territorial Pissings
1:05:33 Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam (Acoustic)
1:10:04 The Man Who Sold The World "Uh... do you like to rock?"
1:15:04 All Apologies
1:18:46 On A Plain
1:22:05 Heart-Shaped Box "I'd like to dedicate this song to Eddie Van Halen"
1:27:43 "Blew

I was listening to the Rolling Stone podcast with Charles R. Cross, mainly about his book that got expanded last year and the In Utero sessions and more.

Very interesting to hear he mentions Los Brujos, an argentinian band who had a hit in 1991 and always said Nirvana ripped them off when they heard the song in a radio station after they gave an interview when they played here. They used that song for Very Ape.

They said Grohl listened to the track and loved it, so it was very cool Cross talked about it.

Here is the song.

VinylGuy wrote:I was listening to the Rolling Stone podcast with Charles R. Cross, mainly about his book that got expanded last year and the In Utero sessions and more.

Very interesting to hear he mentions Los Brujos, an argentinian band who had a hit in 1991 and always said Nirvana ripped them off when they heard the song in a radio station after they gave an interview when they played here. They used that song for Very Ape.

They said Grohl listened to the track and loved it, so it was very cool Cross talked about it.

Here is the song.

You can definitely hear it. Very Ape might be #2 after All Apologies on that album for me.

That Los Brujos tune slaps and bangs.

Ello Sailor wrote:That Los Brujos tune slaps and bangs.

they were really good back at the day. They played dressed in different outfits, very surreal and weird for little VG back in the day.

30 years ago today. Where has the time gone

Kurt Cobain's daughter Frances Bean, 31, pens emotional note on 30th anniversary of his death while sharing rare photos: 'Wish I could've known my dad'

Listening to a few songs…so long Kurt.

Wait…what happened!!?

I kind of like this Charles Peterson & Chloe King collaboration, but there is no way in hell I would pay 3600$:

liebzz wrote:Wait…what happened!!?

With what

I just saw this post that in 1992 at the AMA’s, Firehouse, Nirvana, and Alice In Chains were up for favorite heavy metal/rock new artist. As of this year, all 3 singers died on April 5 (though I still don’t understand how they decisively figured that out about the 86 pounds left of Layne when they found him on April 19).

Anyway, it just occurred to me that this year is the 30th anniversary of Kurt’s death. I didn’t see or hear a thing. He was lauded as the John Lennon of Generation X. There really hasn’t been a rock icon since him. But all that said, no one really matters all that much when the living are busy carrying on.

He sure left the new generation with a wonderful logo.