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Duke

06-29-2006, 07:45 PM

<a href="http://www.onetruemedia.com/shared?p=ae3e205724cdeff125da1&skin_id=0&utm_source=otm&utm_medium=text_url">http://www.onetruemedia.com/shared?p=ae3e205724cdeff125da1&skin_id=0&utm_sourc e=otm&utm_medium=text_url</a> i have became a pretty big nirvana fan (as some of you dont know) so i made this tribute to kurt...

ConnieSwail

06-30-2006, 06:01 AM

without Grohl Cobain was shit.

Dirtybird12

06-30-2006, 06:32 AM

ConnieSwail wrote: without Grohl Cobain was shit. Yeah it's good to see Dave Grohl finally get the respect that he deserves. That was a pretty cool tribute tho. Would have been really cool to hear what Cobain would be doing these days - if anything. Grohl & I auditioned for the same band here in VA many moons ago. needless to say-  I didn't get the gig... THAT band - SCREAM - went to the west coast / ran out of money / broke up / Grohl was stranded and took the gig with Nirvana. ...ironicly enough - when X nirvana guitarist Pat Smear (theres a name you never hear anymore eh?) Pat Smear left FOO - he was replaced by Northern VA guitarist and the guy who first hired Grohl for SCREAM - Franz Stahl. This has been Grohl 101 - fucker took my job. He'll end up in the hall of fame and I will continue to write sequels and pre-quels about sexual relations with pastry. fuck off. now i hate him and the little tribute.  fuckin sell out junkys.

Dougie Brootal

06-30-2006, 06:44 AM

without Cobain, Grohl would have never been shit.not bashing him but he got his break in Nirvana, Kurts band....Kurt wrote all the music, Kurt wrote all the lyrics and Dave Grohl got a paycheck. again, no disrespect intended, i like Dave Grohls music, have a couple of ff cds and i even met him at my brothers guitar shop. but those are the facts, friend.ConnieSwail wrote: without Grohl Cobain was shit. BTW, nice job Duke! i enjoyed it!

This message was edited by douggrasso on 6-30-06 @ 10:45 AM

Sleeves

06-30-2006, 06:52 AM

Very nice, Duke. 

fezident

06-30-2006, 07:00 AM

CircusFreak wrote: <blockquote /> THAT band - SCREAM - went to the west coast / ran out of money / broke up /  The same SCREAM that featured the mighty John Corabi on vox?  Great singer.  That boy can HOWL!

Enabler

06-30-2006, 07:38 AM

without Grohl Cobain was shitI really hope that was a joke. How many songs did Dave write? Dave Grohl wasnt even on Bleach which was a kick ass record. Dave is awesome and Im a big fan...but lets not get carried away. By the way, Pat Smear is re-joining the Foos for their upcoming tour.

UnknownPD

06-30-2006, 07:42 AM

My tribute to Kirk will be painting a wall red this weekend. I'll let the friends do the white and blue parts....

Don Stugots

06-30-2006, 07:49 AM

UnknownPD wrote: My tribute to Kirk will be painting a wall red this weekend. I'll let the friends do the white and blue parts....Kirk?  you mean Cpt. James T Kirk of the USS Enterprise?

KennethC

06-30-2006, 07:53 AM

ConnieSwail wrote: without Grohl Cobain was shit. I saw Nirvana twice in the pre-Grohl days and I can safely say they were well on their way to being a great band. I particularly remember a show where they used the Melvins drummer and blew the headliners (Sonic Youth) right out of the building. I will say that Grohl was an essential ingredient in giving them the polish necessary for mainstream success, but he didn't contribute the songwriting vision - that was all Cobain.

Duke

06-30-2006, 08:12 AM

Grohl is great though, and even without Grohl nirvana was good (bleach album) but Grohl put them over the top...although in Kurt was a better song writer..Grohl is very talented he was an excellent drummer in nirvana and he is a good guitar player in the foo fighters...he did write the song "marigold" for nirvana btw...but then again you cant compare someone to kurt he was a genious with his lyrics

Dougie Brootal

06-30-2006, 08:18 AM

marigold was a great song but it was largely unheard until the box set. it was on a single that not a lot of people bought and was never on an album, that is why i didnt mention it. Duke wrote: Grohl is great though, and even without Grohl nirvana was good (bleach album) but Grohl put them over the top...although in Kurt was a better song writer..Grohl is very talented he was an excellent drummer in nirvana and he is a good guitar player in the foo fighters...he did write the song "marigold" for nirvana btw...but then again you cant compare someone to kurt he was a genious with his lyrics

JustJon

06-30-2006, 09:37 AM

Next up: His tribute to Jim Morrison

El Mudo

06-30-2006, 07:12 PM

Duke, were you even born yet when Nirvana blew up?

I feel old....

zildjian361

06-30-2006, 07:47 PM

in the famous words of Jackie Martling he was a blond but he's a red head now.Pearl Jam and STP ROCKED and wrote way better. fuck em.

TheMojoPin

06-30-2006, 08:10 PM

zildjian361 wrote: in the famous words of Jackie Martling he was a blond but he's a red head now.Pearl Jam and STP ROCKED and wrote way better. fuck em. That's such an apples and hand grenades comparison, and just yet another reason why the label "grunge" was moronic.  Pearl Jam and Nirvana did not ever sound even remotely alike, except for the fact they all played guitars, bass and drums and came from the same city.  STP were nothing but total Alice In Chains and Pearl Jam ripoffs with that first shitty album, and I say that as someone who loves STP and Weiland.  They got MUCH better when they tried to glam things up and started ripping off Redd Kross instead.

Dirtybird12

07-01-2006, 03:47 AM

TheMojoPin wrote: zildjian361 wrote: in the famous words of Jackie Martling he was a blond but he's a red head now.Pearl Jam and STP ROCKED and wrote way better. fuck em. That's such an apples and hand grenades comparison, and just yet another reason why the label "grunge" was moronic.  Pearl Jam and Nirvana did not ever sound even remotely alike, except for the fact they all played guitars, bass and drums and came from the same city.  STP were nothing but total Alice In Chains and Pearl Jam ripoffs with that first shitty album, and I say that as someone who loves STP and Weiland.  They got MUCH better when they tried to glam things up and started ripping off Redd Kross instead.(Red Kross - Third Eye) is one of my favorite albums. - - Weiland is fucking awesome at creating really good melody lines.  He's a great singer. - Pear Jam is fantastic -but EV pisses me off... being too serious and dramafied all the time.. you don't have to be so deep and emo 24/7 Eddie. - ( take lessons from REM/Stipe)  Brilliant - but nobody can really stomache the guy anymore - and REM suffered becuz of it. - ( bono somehow can balance it out well - learn from him )

Sheeplovr

07-01-2006, 03:49 AM

did you really make itcause you should know its all over you tubeand its lame

Duke

07-01-2006, 11:29 PM

Sheeplovr wrote: did you really make itcause you should know its all over you tubeand its lame     yeah i made it... people make tributes to him all the time your dick is lame

Duke

07-01-2006, 11:30 PM

El Mudo wrote: Duke, were you even born yet when Nirvana blew up?

I feel old....    i was born september 14th 1991 nevermind was released september 24th 1991  so yes i was born <img border="0" src="http://www.ronfez.net/messageboard/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/images/tongue.gif" />

FezPaul

07-01-2006, 11:40 PM

JustJon wrote: Next up: His tribute to Jim Morrison Also in the "27 Club":Janis JoplinRobert Johnson

Don Stugots

07-02-2006, 05:24 AM

stevie ray vaughn tribute is coming when? on the comedy side my 3 favs need to be tributized: farley, beluishi and kinison.  make it happen.

kellermcgee21

07-02-2006, 06:27 AM

as long as were throwing around tributes we'd like to see.....how about mitch hedberg....still can't believe that funny bastard is gone