Grunge is dead. Long live TECHNO!!!!!
GunsNAeros
Techno sucks!!!! Its just the latest fad and it will die before you know
it. Now that the hair metal of the '80s is coming back, techno will be
crushed like a bug. Id much rather listen to Hair metal than this shitty
type dance music.
Pigwalk666
In article <19970809145...@ladder02.news.aol.com>, dmr...@aol.com
(DM robo) writes:
>Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
>Pearl Jam don't get airplay. Thank God it goes to good bands like
>Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
Bands? Last i checked, Fear Factory, Machine Head, Emperor and Stuck Mojo
were 97 bands.... But this is a reminiscing page boy, to a time when the
music that got airplay didn't suck..
Pigwalk666
Pigwalk666
In article <19970809150...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
gunsn...@aol.com (GunsNAeros) writes:
I agree wholeheartedly with you (except with the hair metal thing, the
Execs wanna bring em back, but they'll be gone in a year) but learn how to
quote!!!
Pigwalk666
David...@ix.net.com.com
dmr...@aol.com (DM robo) wrote:
>Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
>Pearl Jam don't get airplay.
Uh...yeah, they do. Plenty of it. I guess if you're listening
only to techno stations, then you're right, they don't get airplay...
>Thank God it goes to good bands like
>Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
I'll give you Moby and NIN...I don't care for either all that much,
but I'll give you those two anyway, because I recognize talent for
whatever it may be. But Prodigy??? That is the most PATHETIC excuse
for a music group I have ever seen. Or heard. I'll take the Chemical
Brothers over them any day. Of course, that's 'cause I LIKE the
Chemical Brothers...
David
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gunsn...@aol.com (GunsNAeros) wrote:
>Techno sucks!!!! Its just the latest fad and it will die before you know
>it. Now that the hair metal of the '80s is coming back, techno will be
>crushed like a bug. Id much rather listen to Hair metal than this shitty
>type dance music.
Just a side note, I understand that Axl Rose is working on a
project with Moby now. Heheh... =)
Trachea836
>
>How come all the bands that get airplay on MTv nowadays suck? It seems
>like back in the beginning of the 90's groups actually had talent...
>
>Pigwalk666
hey, I fully agree with you. Radio+ MTV now really sucks. Listen to
college radio. It never ceases to amaze me on how many great bands are
out there but are just not played on MTV or anything like that.
-jeff
DM robo
Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
D. Halligan
Take your own advice and get off of 1994, that whole techno thing was over
years ago. -dan
obituary birthday
DM robo wrote:
>
> Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
> Pearl Jam don't get airplay. Thank God it goes to good bands like
> Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
so like...what's techno?
hey mom! i just bought a synth and i made a bunch of noise! mtv, here i
cum!
Pigwalk666
In article
<Pine.OSF.3.96.970809...@saul9.u.washington.edu>, "D.
Halligan" <t...@u.washington.edu> writes:
>Take your own advice and get off of 1994, that whole techno thing was
over
>years ago. -dan
God forbid but it is making a comeback...
Pigwalk666
Bobby Tendinitis
Last I heard, D. Halligan was saying:
>
>Take your own advice and get off of 1994, that whole techno thing was over
>years ago. -dan
Well, Moby and NIN were over then, but I think Prodigy and Chemical
Brothers will sell nicely for a few upcoming years.
--
Bobby Tendinitis
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9309
--
"Mutilation, actual or verbal, is usually taken as an earnest of
sincere interest in another person." -- Donald Barthleme
--
"I should never have been charged with anything more serious
than operating a cemetery without a license." -- John Wayne Gacy
--
Bobby Tendinitis
Last I heard, Pigwalk666 was saying:
>
>In article <33ECB4...@geocities.com>, obituary birthday
>like back in the beginning of the 90's groups actually had talent...
No, it was more a matter of them being more original, not more
talented. That band Space sound original, but they're hardly
talented if you listen to what they're playing.
Bobby Tendinitis
Last I heard, GunsNAeros was saying:
>
>Techno sucks!!!! Its just the latest fad and it will die before you know
>it. Now that the hair metal of the '80s is coming back, techno will be
>crushed like a bug. Id much rather listen to Hair metal than this shitty
>type dance music.
Maybe you'd appreciate it more if you were able to separate La Bouche
from Squarepusher. Dance music and techno are like oranges and beef.
A lot of the techno artists these days are doing stuff that is ten times
more mindfucking and frightening than NIN, which may or may not
be a turn-on.
Junior1062
In article <5sjaoc$3...@news.enter.net>, bed...@SPAMBLOCK.geocities.com
(Bobby Tendinitis) writes:
>>>> Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana,
>Soundgarden
>>>and
>>>>> Pearl Jam don't get airplay. Thank God it goes to good bands like
>>>>> Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
>>>>
Prodigy, Moby, and NIN are not music or good bands. Especially Prodigy
anyone can do all that computer digital sound shit. But Kurt Cobain, Eddie
Vedder, and everyone else who created grunge have true talent, especially
Pearl Jam. Just e-mail me as soon as Prodigy does an album with a legend
like Neil Young, or one the best Unplugged sets ever like Nirvana. People
were devastated when Kurt died and when Soundgarden broke up, I doubt they
will be for Prodigy of Moby.
The stations only play them because they are new, that's the only reason,
as soon as Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains put out new stuff techno will be
put away again. Face it good rock music will always come through and
always live, techno won't.
Junior1062
Steve
DM robo wrote:
>
> Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997.
Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
> Pearl Jam don't get airplay.
Yes they do, try turning the little tiny knob on your radio until you
hear a radio station that plays different music, your bound to come
across something.
Thank God it goes to good bands like
> Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
Nin is acceptable.
Moby is average.
Prodigy should pick a trend(punk or techno) and stop prtending their on
drugs.
-steve
"Its ok as long as THEY like it!"
Bobby Tendinitis
Last I heard, Adam Brooks was saying:
>
>you may think techno and dance music is "easy," at first i did also, but
>trust me it's not. although it uses electronic equipment, all the beats
>and mixes are produced manually. look into it before you slam it.
This is true, but a lot of times the artist releasing the tracks isn't the same
person who put together the drum loops. Some of them do lift tracks
from old big band lp's, and then speed them up and manipulate them,
etc. Also, I know a lot of the more underground drum&bass artists
actually use those CDs with 1,000s of .wav samples, cause I've
heard some of them and I know I've heard them used before.
But you did have a good point- electronic music is not inherently easy
to make simply because you're computer literate.
--
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http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9309
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"He whom nature thus bereaves,
Is ever fancy's favorite child;
For thee enchanted dreams she weaves
Of changeful beauty, bright and wild"
- Phil Oliver
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Adam Brooks
you may think techno and dance music is "easy," at first i did also, but
trust me it's not. although it uses electronic equipment, all the beats
and mixes are produced manually. look into it before you slam it.
"z"
in response to:.
Bobby Tendinitis
Last I heard, Adam Brooks was saying:
>
>To all the ravers and dancers out there--
>BREAK IT DOWN ONE TIME FOR ME!!!!!!!
Step out and SCATTAH!
Junior1062
In article <01bca5fa$96caa040$d0fee5ce@hp-customer>, "Adam Brooks"
<co...@Perigee.net> writes:
>every band has their own form of expressing it wheter it be an acoustic
of
>technologic medium. who are you (or anyone else) to criticism them. if
>it's so easy, why don't you make your own tape and get on MTV. shmucks!
>
>"Z"
I never said they weren't allowed to express their feelings the way they
wanted to. I was just surprised when the words "good music" were used to
describe NIN and Prodigy. I'm all for freedom of expression I'm just sick
of having to change the radio station everytime some no talent hag comes
on.
I'm all for freedom of expression, it would just be nice if they used some
effort in the music that they play.
Junior1062
DrAndy13
In article <19970812221...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
junio...@aol.com (Junior1062) writes:
>I never said they weren't allowed to express their feelings the way they
>wanted to. I was just surprised when the words "good music" were used to
>describe NIN and Prodigy. I'm all for freedom of expression I'm just sick
>of having to change the radio station everytime some no talent hag comes
>on.
>I'm all for freedom of expression, it would just be nice if they used some
>effort in the music that they play.
>
>Junior1062
>
>
Junior1062, YOU ARE A GENIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pigwalk666
In article <19970810211...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
junio...@aol.com (Junior1062) writes:
>
>The stations only play them because they are new, that's the only reason,
>as soon as Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains put out new stuff techno will be
>put away again. Face it good rock music will always come through and
>always live, techno won't.
Actually, youll probably haveta wait a few years to hear those bands again
on the radio again. Just go ou and listen to em by yourself, fuck what
everyone is listenin to.
Pwalk666
Pigwalk666
In article <01bca5fa$96caa040$d0fee5ce@hp-customer>, "Adam Brooks"
<co...@Perigee.net> writes:
>every band has their own form of expressing it wheter it be an acoustic of
>technologic medium. who are you (or anyone else) to criticism them. if
>it's so easy, why don't you make your own tape and get on MTV. shmucks!
>
>
Why the hell would any respectable musician want to get on MTV??? To share
airplay with the likes of hanson?? Its easy for a musician to get popular
and sell millions of records when theyre on MTv, exposed to all the trendy
13 year olds and general idiots that compose the USA public, but a good
band with talent can get around with just word-of-mouth and good tourin...
Pwalk666
The Evil BIGGIE
On 9 Aug 1997 14:57:24 GMT, dmr...@aol.com (DM robo) wrote:
>Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
>Pearl Jam don't get airplay. Thank God it goes to good bands like
>Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
Okay, so you like techno. fine. but FUCK YOU! Nirvana is gone, but we
can remember one of the greatest bands ever by listening to them and
talking about them. Soundgarden just recently split, and until then
they were doing enormously well. Pearl Jam refuses to do videos
because they don't want to alter a fan's vision of a song. I respect
that. I'd rather watch nothing then some bald freak jumping around
with alligators yeliing indecipherable crap. NIN are a band as old as
Nirvana. Reznor endured, but has only put out two albums in almost ten
years, unless of course, you're conned into buying that remix shit.
Reznor gets a lot less airplay than a lot of other half-decent bands.
He's waisting all his time on his freak protege, someone I think is
the bigggest musical farce since god knows when. I can't judge Moby,
since I've only heard one song, It SUCKED! You're an idiot. If you
want current trendy shit, listen to the spice girls and 311, those of
us that prefer timeless music will continue listening to decent bands.
By the way, if you don't like Nirvana, GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE NIRVANA
NEWSGROUP!!!
Bjorn Magnusson
The Evil BIGGIE wrote:
>
> On 9 Aug 1997 14:57:24 GMT, dmr...@aol.com (DM robo) wrote:
>
> >Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
> >Pearl Jam don't get airplay. Thank God it goes to good bands like
> >Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
> By the way, if you don't like Nirvana, GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE NIRVANA
> NEWSGROUP!!!
Man, you are one pathetic loser.<jc> He didn't even say that. If I would
say: "Darn, there is no Brand#1 cheese, but thank God there is some of
that Brand#2", would I then mean that I don't like Brand#1? No. Think
first, talk later.
--
Bjorn Magnusson
mailto:ba...@algonet.se
http://www.algonet.se/~bara1
Rasmus Holmen Malmmose
The Evil BIGGIE wrote:
>
> On 9 Aug 1997 14:57:24 GMT, dmr...@aol.com (DM robo) wrote:
>
> >Get out of 1992 and jump in to 1997. Bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and
> >Pearl Jam don't get airplay. Thank God it goes to good bands like
> >Prodigy, Moby, and NIN.
> can remember one of the greatest bands ever by listening to them and
> talking about them. Soundgarden just recently split, and until then
> they were doing enormously well. Pearl Jam refuses to do videos
> because they don't want to alter a fan's vision of a song. I respect
> that. I'd rather watch nothing then some bald freak jumping around
> with alligators yeliing indecipherable crap. NIN are a band as old as
> Nirvana. Reznor endured, but has only put out two albums in almost ten
> years, unless of course, you're conned into buying that remix shit.
> Reznor gets a lot less airplay than a lot of other half-decent bands.
> He's waisting all his time on his freak protege, someone I think is
> the bigggest musical farce since god knows when. I can't judge Moby,
> since I've only heard one song, It SUCKED! You're an idiot. If you
> want current trendy shit, listen to the spice girls and 311, those of
> us that prefer timeless music will continue listening to decent bands.
>
> NEWSGROUP!!!
techno sucks shit!
Mattking
Rasmus Holmen Malmmose <ram...@bohr.hny.dk> wrote:
>The Evil BIGGIE wrote:
>> I can't judge Moby,
>> since I've only heard one song, It SUCKED! You're an idiot. If you
>> want current trendy shit, listen to the spice girls and 311, those of
>> us that prefer timeless music will continue listening to decent bands.
I saw Moby at Reading in 1996, and it was the funniest thing I'd ever
seen. All these techno kids standing in sweltering heat waiting for
the techno god to arrive, when suddenly up popped a little bloke with
a guitar. Moby then proceded to play cool Hardcore punk stuff.. I was
in awe, and the dumb techno kids, well they just didn't get it!! Total
blast!!
>techno sucks shit!
Thatt it does
MK
Tom Trauth
In article <19970825144...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, fo...@aol.com
says...
>
>sure, grunge is dead and techno is the "new cool thing" according to MTV
>and the poser radio stations like Z100. still just come to this newsgroup
>and there are hundreds of grunge fans. if you live in NY a decent radio
>station is 92.3 KROCK.
A) K-rock ceased to be a cool station Jan. 5th, 1996.
B) Howard Stern is the only reason anyone listens to K-rock.
C) K-rock plays A LOT more techno than Z-100 does. Heck, Z-100 didn't play any
techno at all last time I looked (Le Click is normal dance music, not techno),
while K-shit plays the friggin' Prodigy and Chemical Bros. all the time!
D) If there are so many grunge fans, why doesn't anyone buy grunge albums
anymore? Grunge isn't exactly tearing up the Billboard charts right now.
For the record, it doesn't seem to me like techno is replacing grunge. Heck,
techno ain't replacing shit, because aside from "Block Rockin Beats" and those
satanic circus clowns known as the Prodigy, techno/electronica/whatever has
been nothing but one giant over-hyped, over-glorified flop so far. What IS
replacing grunge is A) VH-1 alternative like Alanis (unfortunately), the Wall
Flowers, and Matchbox 20, and B) ska-punk (or whatever the official moniker of
that stuff is) like the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Reel Big Fish.
* Tom
* Tom
your NME
David Perle wrote:
>
> The only new "grunge" albums are cheap rip-offs. The only good
> "grunge" (so-called) has been bought already. Soundgarden, Nirvana,
> Alice In Chains...as well as less popular bands like Tad, Mudhoney,
> etc...
speaking of mudhoney... anyone know if they're still together?
-jason
http://punkrock101.home.mindspring.com
David Perle
tra...@mail.cybernex.net (Tom Trauth) wrote:
>D) If there are so many grunge fans, why doesn't anyone buy grunge albums
>anymore? Grunge isn't exactly tearing up the Billboard charts right now.
The only new "grunge" albums are cheap rip-offs. The only good
"grunge" (so-called) has been bought already. Soundgarden, Nirvana,
Alice In Chains...as well as less popular bands like Tad, Mudhoney,
etc...
David
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David Perle wrote:
tad and mudhoney were popular in seattle but mtv decided not to mess w/
them
andy efremov
Why is that? What do you all think? Mudhoney is very good. Aren't they?
andy
Ps same thing happened at Much Music here in Canada.
barf...@cotton.uamont.edu
In article <3405c7e8...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>, d...@net.com.ix.com (David Perle) writes:
>fo...@aol.com (Foogi) wrote:
>>sure, grunge is dead and techno is the "new cool thing" according to MTV
>>and the poser radio stations like Z100. still just come to this newsgroup
>
> Don't worry, in several years we'll be getting back to guitar.
>Think of all of the synthesizers that became so big in the 80s. Even
>though metal was still around, that all went away when real bands like
>Nirvana came around. It'll happen again. But in the meantime, as
>Foogi said, we're all still around. The fans of the guitar-based
>music, that is. Not that I don't like any synth or techno...not that
>I'm much of a techno fan, but....
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us
In article <5ut8e8$l3v$1...@news.ualr.edu>,
------------------ <->Grunge isn't dead it's just on hold until another
musician takes Kurt Cobains place. I just think that they're all afraid
to take the big jump into his position.
Angela
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David Perle
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
>------------------ <->Grunge isn't dead it's just on hold until another
>musician takes Kurt Cobains place. I just think that they're all afraid
>to take the big jump into his position.
What does Kurt Cobain have to do with it? He was attending grunge
shows as a teen before he was ever in any bands. Some argue whether
or not Nirvana was even grunge at all...
p...@headwaters.com
In <3416e480...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
iced...@hell.com (David Perle) writes:
>amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
>
>>------------------ <->Grunge isn't dead it's just on hold until another
>>musician takes Kurt Cobains place. I just think that they're all afraid
>>to take the big jump into his position.
>
> What does Kurt Cobain have to do with it? He was attending grunge
>shows as a teen before he was ever in any bands. Some argue whether
>or not Nirvana was even grunge at all...
>
>David
I agree but, whatever 'grunge' is, I think you can say that there are
Nirvana songs that are.... 'grunge'. Anyway, my impression is if you
are looking for 'Nirvana-like' bands or 'grunge' bands, you have to go
underground which means going to the same small clubs that those
same kinds of bands performed at. Bands like the Melvins and
Mudhoney are probably around but are at the small clubs and not
getting recognition - the same media hounds aren't covering them.
The record labels haven't picked them out? Anyway, those are
just some suggestions - food for thought.
David Perle
p...@headwaters.com wrote:
>same kinds of bands performed at. Bands like the Melvins and
>Mudhoney are probably around but are at the small clubs and not
I bought a Melvins CD but didn't like it at all. I sold it to
Thomas....Thomas, do you like it?
DEBBIE LEONE
MTV should mess with them and get them vidoes and other stuff. MTV is
mostly rap now.
RAP SUX MAIJOR ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
David Perle
KENNE...@webtv.net (DEBBIE LEONE) wrote:
>MTV should mess with them and get them vidoes and other stuff. MTV is
>mostly rap now.
Actually, no it doesn't. This was true two years ago, but...that
was two years ago.
>RAP SUX MAIJOR ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Actually, no, it doesn't.
Brian Cox
> I bought a Melvins CD but didn't like it at all. I sold it to
> Thomas....Thomas, do you like it?
and whick Melvins CD was it?
--
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My Boots: http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~briancox/bootlegs.html
p...@headwaters.com
In <34186fe3...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
iced...@cold-day-in.hell.com (David Perle) writes:
>KENNE...@webtv.net (DEBBIE LEONE) wrote:
>
>>MTV should mess with them and get them vidoes and other stuff. MTV is
>>mostly rap now.
>
> Actually, no it doesn't. This was true two years ago, but...that
>was two years ago.
>
>>RAP SUX MAIJOR ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Actually, no, it doesn't.
>
>David
Even though the critic's words could pass for a rap lyric, I tend to
agree. There are *some* exceptions, though.
Pete
David Perle
Brian Cox <bria...@students.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>and whick Melvins CD was it?
It was Houdini. And in my other post in this thread, in response
to the statement about MTV, I meant "No, it isn't." Not "No, it
doesn't." Just wanted to mention that. =)
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us
In article <5v7ra2$4jk$1@newsbell>,
yku0...@yorku.ca wrote:
>
> In <3416e480...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
> iced...@hell.com (David Perle) writes:
>
> >amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
> >
> >>------------------ <->Grunge isn't dead it's just on hold until another
> >>musician takes Kurt Cobains place. I just think that they're all afraid
> >>to take the big jump into his position.
> >
> > What does Kurt Cobain have to do with it? He was attending grunge
> >shows as a teen before he was ever in any bands. Some argue whether
> >or not Nirvana was even grunge at all...
> >
> >David
>
> I agree but, whatever 'grunge' is, I think you can say that there are
> Nirvana songs that are.... 'grunge'. Anyway, my impression is if you
> are looking for 'Nirvana-like' bands or 'grunge' bands, you have to go
> underground which means going to the same small clubs that those
> Mudhoney are probably around but are at the small clubs and not
> The record labels haven't picked them out? Anyway, those are
> just some suggestions - food for thought.
<> David I appologize if I sparked an attitude or something, but jeeze it
was just a comment. I was just commenting on a show I saw about Cobain,
and...well... they just said that Nirvana was the band that started an
interest in grunge. If you don't consider Nirvana a grunge band, than who
is? Please give me some names and I'll check them out. And whoever that
was that agreed with me thanx.
Angela
David Perle
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
><> David I appologize if I sparked an attitude or something, but jeeze it
>was just a comment. I was just commenting on a show I saw about Cobain,
Angela, what are you talking about? How do you get "Jeez, it was
just a comment, what's with the attitude, Dave?!?!" from this:
iced...@hell.com (David Perle) writes:
>amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
>
>>------------------ <->Grunge isn't dead it's just on hold until nother
>>musician takes Kurt Cobains place. I just think that they're all fraid
Mobius Strip
Screaming Trees are not grunge.
Its Dan23 wrote:
> Skin Yard is grunge, Screaming Trees are grunge, so is Tad. If you hear
> any of that stuff, you'll know what grunge is
Its Dan23
Its Dan23
The fuck they aren't....heard any of their albums on SST?
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us
In article <341d9652...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
<-> Dave that was my message about Kurt Cobain and thats what I was
talking about. I didn't mean to make you mad or anything, I really
didn't I just thought I'd add my opinion. And, can you please give me
the names of some good grunge bands?? Dave I was jsut saying that Cobaiin
started an interest in a wider audiance. Like, for instance I live in
Kansas and not many people were into grunge here before Kurt Cobain.
Sorry. Angela
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us
In article <8745121...@dejanews.com>,
<->O.K. Since I got such a bad response from grunge , how about
techno?!? Prodigy rocks, thats all I have to say! I'm from Kansas and
have little exposure to new bands so if anybody knows of any good new
bands e-mail me 'kay. I'm sorry I'll just butt out now!!
C-ya later
cind...@hotmail.com
In article <8745121...@dejanews.com>,
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
>
> In article <341d9652...@nntp.ix.netcom.com>,
> dperle at ix d.o.t netcom d.o.t com wrote:
> >
> > amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
> >
> > ><> David I appologize if I sparked an attitude or something, but jeeze it
> > >was just a comment. I was just commenting on a show I saw about Cobain,
> >
> > Angela, what are you talking about? How do you get "Jeez, it was
> > just a comment, what's with the attitude, Dave?!?!" from this:
> >
> > iced...@hell.com (David Perle) writes:
> >
> > >amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
> > >
> > >>------------------ <->Grunge isn't dead it's just on hold until nother
> > >>musician takes Kurt Cobains place. I just think that they're all fraid
> > >>to take the big jump into his position.
> > >
> > > What does Kurt Cobain have to do with it? He was attending grunge
> > >shows as a teen before he was ever in any bands. Some argue whether
> > >or not Nirvana was even grunge at all...
>
> <-> Dave that was my message about Kurt Cobain and thats what I was
> talking about. I didn't mean to make you mad or anything, I really
> didn't I just thought I'd add my opinion. And, can you please give me
> the names of some good grunge bands?? Dave I was jsut saying that Cobaiin
> started an interest in a wider audiance. Like, for instance I live in
> Kansas and not many people were into grunge here before Kurt Cobain.
> Sorry. Angela
Actually Kurt never picked up a guitar until he had begun experimenting
with the Dreamachine, which ultimately caused him to commit suicide. The
guy that sold him his Dreamachine now lives in Tierra del Fuego (see
William S. Burroughs' website www.bigtable.com).
David Perle
amb...@usd237.k12.ks.us wrote:
> <->O.K. Since I got such a bad response from grunge , how about
>techno?!? Prodigy rocks, thats all I have to say! I'm from Kansas and
Prodigy blows, and that's a term I never use. Of what I've heard
from the Chemical Brothers, they're pretty cool. Although it bothers
me when mediums for playing alternative music include acts like the
Chemical Brothers and ESPECIALLY Prodigy...
Thomas Morgan
Angela Smangela wrote:
: <->O.K. Since I got such a bad response from grunge , how about
: techno?!? Prodigy rocks, thats all I have to say! I'm from Kansas and
: have little exposure to new bands so if anybody knows of any good new
: bands e-mail me 'kay. I'm sorry I'll just butt out now!!
Prodigy rocks, but Compuserve will always have a place in my heart.
Speaking of Prodigy...hey Andrew K., do you remember this?
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Its Dan23
Please tell me you're not just jumping on the bandwagon for whatever
happens to be "hip" at the moment.