PICTURE of YOURSELF THREAD

joe macclennan

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my girl, my girl don't lie to me.
tell me where... did you sleep last nite?
in the pines, in the pines
where the sun, don't ever shine.
I would shiver the whole night thru.

god dam i'm having flashbacks. I'ma go smoke some scissor hash and cool it.
 

Mad Hamish

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Well put brotha, despite the fact that your married to the inside forever and the outside changes anyway, word on the fact that she is a VERY pretty young woman,Pretty sad someone would say something like that, my apologies April.
[video=youtube;0gxKStPXyn8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gxKStPXyn8[/video]
 

Mad Hamish

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HAHAHAHAHA I think everybody that started playing in the 90's sharpened their teeth on Nirvana... Kurt wasn't worth the dirt on Corgan's beard though...

[video=youtube;xzZh4fdaUpk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzZh4fdaUpk[/video]
 

joe macclennan

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HAHAHAHAHA I think everybody that started playing in the 90's sharpened their teeth on Nirvana... Kurt wasn't worth the dirt on Corgan's beard though...

[video=youtube;xzZh4fdaUpk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzZh4fdaUpk[/video]

surely you jest? comparing kurt cobain to billy corgan is like comparing great sex with a smoking hot woman to masturbating to redtube.

they both can make you happy but the first is undeniably better.
 

Mad Hamish

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surely you jest? comparing kurt cobain to billy corgan is like comparing great sex with a smoking hot woman to masturbating to redtube.

they both can make you happy but the first is undeniably better.
SACRILEDGE! Kurt RUINED guitar playing for a whole decade IMHO. We had the peak of virtuose guitar playing with guys like Van Halen and Vai and along came Kurt who even reduced the power chord to two notes and never played a solo worth anything. He sounds like a bag of assholes being rattled in my opinion really. Live he sucked so much even FANS were throwing empty bottles at the stage LOL. He couldn't even survive himself.

HAHAHAHAHA I ALWAYS get a beating for my opinions on music, but hey I don't mind. My wife HATES it when I talk music ROFL
 

Mad Hamish

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[video=youtube;z-SKKqbq75s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-SKKqbq75s&list=PL379BB074AF769A6E[/video]

See for yourself
 

joe macclennan

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He couldn't even survive himself.

wow! You just went full blown dickweed with that statement. how many great artists "couldn't survive themself" as you so delicately put it?

bands like nirvana, aic, and pearl jam created the grunge scene and sound that is still heavily followed today, almost thirty years later. It still maintains an almost cult like following.

While I do like smashing pumpkins and agree they put out some pretty good stuff. They never have nor ever will reach the same level of play as the other three I named.
 

Mad Hamish

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wow! You just went full blown dickweed with that statement. how many great artists "couldn't survive themself" as you so delicately put it?

bands like nirvana, aic, and pearl jam created the grunge scene and sound that is still heavily followed today, almost thirty years later. It still maintains an almost cult like following.

While I do like smashing pumpkins and agree they put out some pretty good stuff. They never have nor ever will reach the same level of play as the other three I named.
I am not gonna argue on Pearl Jam mate. Now there's a fucking BAND. They have influenced my music more than almost anybody. Look I dig Grunge, I was bit of a poster-kid for it around these parts. And I miss the 90's like all get-out bro.

I followed grunge from it's very beginning. And mate, I am PISSED at Kurt for blowin his own head off. It made that I couldn't believe in a single thing he did any longer. I related to him up to that point. None of the greats that passed shot themselves brother. Getting taken out by even heroin, or your own puke like Jimi as horrible a fate as it is, it was not their CHOICE. Kurt had a responsibility towards a generation. He knocked all the fuel out of the engine and the wind out the sails of our morals, of what we were standing for in those magical times. It was really an exciting time to be alive here in South Africa. The Grunge ideal was REAL here. We'd just overthrown the system for chrissake, we were here to actually DO IT. Our angst and anger was harnassed, we had a purpose, we were the dirty little bastards tending to the light at the end of the tunnel. Kurt pissed on that bro, and finally the system had words to throw back at us, an example to break us down with, they had a gap to hit hard below the belt and make a higher moral stand. And along came the record companies and cleaned up the image, to the point where it was all squeeky clean by 2000.

And he really wasn't worth shit on a guitar. That's just fine when one can still relate to the song, like Mudhoney's music, old punk like The Sex Pistols, etc. We don't listen to that for the MUSICIANSHIP. We are into that for the SPIRIT. I can't believe in Kurt. So his playing MATTERS.

Not worth the dirt on Corgan's beard, who is still working on the same ideal, encouraging musicians to take matters into their own hands and teaching about putting intrinsic value in what you do so you can make a career out of it. I have a COLLECTION of Corgan interviews I watch often. Add to that the fact that he's a true musical innovator and BRILLIANT guitarist and you have a downright musical GOD. He has it all, very few others do. I play my 10-year old daughter his music and tell him about how he has inspired me. This is where I stole all my tricks. I love this man.

Yes Sir, I can be a dick sometimes. It happens. But at least I am an honest, open, and completely transparent dick. Makes me one of the better ones, and somebody's got to dilute the ocean of huge dicks by being a small one. So I am not sorry about it at all. This is who I am and I'm okay with that mate :)
 

kinetic

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SACRILEDGE! Kurt RUINED guitar playing for a whole decade IMHO. We had the peak of virtuose guitar playing with guys like Van Halen and Vai and along came Kurt who even reduced the power chord to two notes and never played a solo worth anything. He sounds like a bag of assholes being rattled in my opinion really. Live he sucked so much even FANS were throwing empty bottles at the stage LOL. He couldn't even survive himself.

HAHAHAHAHA I ALWAYS get a beating for my opinions on music, but hey I don't mind. My wife HATES it when I talk music ROFL
Name a band or performer that didn't have a band show. Some of the Doors live stuff is brutal because Jim was so fucked up. Jimi Hendrix? He couldn't survive himself either, it doesn't take away his contribution does it? Kurt Cobain kicked the snot out of the cross dressing glam bands and it's exactly what my generation needed and wanted. I don't recall Poison covering and exposing a generation to Lead Belly's 'Where did yo sleep last night'. Steve Vai was and still is a successful niche artist, minus his time with Roth. He owes that to Zappa for getting him out there. Cobain inspired kids all over the country to pick up a guitar because it was simple and not just masterbating on the fret board with sweep picking. Would you suggest someone like R.L. Burnsides isn't worthy of praise because his guitar was sometimes out of tune and he played in an open G and it was simple?
 

OddBall1st

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Let`s see, Nervana kicked the snot outta leads in bands like Twisted Sister, Cinderella, Poison, Ratt, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Quiet Riot, Kiss, Motley Crue, Skid Row, Tesla, .....Energy in motion, Are you serious ? Kurt was a strummer and a bummer !i
 

Someacdude

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wow! You just went full blown dickweed with that statement. how many great artists "couldn't survive themself" as you so delicately put it?

bands like nirvana, aic, and pearl jam created the grunge scene and sound that is still heavily followed today, almost thirty years later. It still maintains an almost cult like following.

While I do like smashing pumpkins and agree they put out some pretty good stuff. They never have nor ever will reach the same level of play as the other three I named.
Neil Young created grunge , Chris Cornell is insanely talented , when hes not sticking a needle in his arm, Eddie Vedder has an awesome voice, but Billy Corgin is an absolute genius.
 

see4

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Nirvana revolutionized the music industry, without question. Just as the Beatles did and Pearl Jam. Twisted Sister, Quiet Riot and Bon Jovi are just good hair bands that followed a genre. Billy and Smashing are great artists, but certainly did not revolutionize the industry. There is no comparing Smashing Pumpkins to Nirvana.
 

Someacdude

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Theres a big difference between marketable and talented, hell even lady caca sells records and that slut miley cyrus, just because people buy it doesnt mean its good, in fact most likely the opposite.
 

OddBall1st

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Nirvana revolutionized the music industry, without question. Just as the Beatles did and Pearl Jam. Twisted Sister, Quiet Riot and Bon Jovi are just good hair bands that followed a genre. Billy and Smashing are great artists, but certainly did not revolutionize the industry. There is no comparing Smashing Pumpkins to Nirvana.
Twisted Sister, Quiet Riot, and Bon Jovi were around before Nirvana, hardly followers. Turning on and selling tracks to teenagers in the late 80`s early nineties is hardly revolutionary to the music industry. What exactly did they revolutionize ? Heroin ? Un-audible lyrics ? Strumming two cords ?
 
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