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SmokinMom
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Oh and I would probably hit that Cobain joint.....and anxiously await any residual affects from whatever he had in his bloodstream. Yea, I am a sick son of a gun. I'll try anything once.
SmokinMom said:I remember hearing about Keith Richards snorting his dad.
I loved the grunge bands from the 90s.
No use in arguing who the better band is, it's all personal preference with no right or wrong answer......and this is coming from a huge rush fan. Now that's un underrated band for sure.
SmokinMom said:Dude- they'll keep touring. They come here each year. I only get to go about once every 5 yrs.
I only listen to pre-1986 however....lmao. Not a huge fan of the newer music, but I enjoy it at the shows.
mojosat said:Being sick is one thing..Leaving your child without her father because you can't "deal" with fame and sucess is another. As influential as their music may have been in the mid nineties, in the long run, they are still flash in the pan status.
SmokinMom said:Like I said, it's all subjective. No use trying to argue the better band.
Lets get back to the original topic.
Would you smoke some Kurt?
SmokinMom said:Oh and I would probably hit that Cobain joint.....and anxiously await any residual affects from whatever he had in his bloodstream. Yea, I am a sick son of a gun. I'll try anything once.
mojosat said:The Dead did have two radio hits, Uncle John's Band and Touch of Grey. The amount of radio hits a group has had though is irrelevant to their icon status . How many hits did the Backstreet Boys have? There are tons of crap groups out there that have had lots of radio success that will never see the Hall of Fame.
Dude, I am not saying they were not an important group, they were, the flash in the pan statement is regarding the amount of time they were actually on the scene, again due to the selfish act that Cobain took, and compared to the length of time other artists that have been equally or more influential on music, e.g. The Beatles, Elvis, The Stones, etc. I think the guy was a musical genius, and I don't split hairs either. I think Hendrix, Garcia, Joplin, and Morrison were deuchbags too for killing themselves one way or the other. But being a father it is very had to excuse the actions of someone who had an infant child and decided to eat the wrong end of a shotgun. My point is that there were other option for him and he choose to take the easy way out. Addiction and depression sure, but sandus vaginitus was definetly his major malady.
time4tokin20s said:Man you just don't understand what it's like to be that far out.You really think he was in his right head?Like I said you would be singing a different tune if it was a loved one.
BTW,Hendrix,Joplin,and Morrison Overdosed.Completely different story altogether.Garcia was just used up.
mojosat said:I will agree with ya on Garcia being used up, but his death was also heroin related. Imo overdosing is suicide in an unmaliced form, whie it is different it is not completely different. You still have an individual that is only acting in their own interest without thinking of their loved ones. I have lost a loved one to suicide, My oldest brother shot himself when I was just 13, so I know its affects first hand. I am also on the verge of losing another one to addiction related disease so I am pretty well informed on the subject. I felt much more contempt for them because I love them, Cobain is just a brief stain on the memory of my youth.
In any case though, I suspect we will have to agree to disagree on some points.
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