Pearl Jam's Unplugged sucked balls, but they more than made up for it with all their acoustic shows throughout the years (benaroya, boston III etc...)
Nirvana's unplugged was something special, the music was great and there was just a mood that went straight through you...
AIC's unplugged, the music was amazing, but Layne staley was pretty much dying on stage...Very sad to see.
So, out of those three, I'm going to have to choose Nirvana. But Clapton would definitely beat them, because he's clapton. (btw, who the hell doesn't know who Eric Clapton is?)
Pearl Jam's Unplugged sucked balls, but they more than made up for it with all their acoustic shows throughout the years (benaroya, boston III etc...)
Nirvana's unplugged was something special, the music was great and there was just a mood that went straight through you...
AIC's unplugged, the music was amazing, but Layne staley was pretty much dying on stage...Very sad to see.
So, out of those three, I'm going to have to choose Nirvana. But Clapton would definitely beat them, because he's clapton. (btw, who the hell doesn't know who Eric Clapton is?)
a thinrteen year old girl like me that is still learning :P
“I told you from the start just how this would end. When I get what I want, I never want it again.” — Courtney Love
“If he doesn’t treat you like a princess, then he doesn’t deserve to be your prince.” — Unknown
“And we’ll move on and go our separate ways. Just know, I’ll miss you everyday, but things just aren’t the same.” — Unknown
Pearl Jam's Unplugged sucked balls, but they more than made up for it with all their acoustic shows throughout the years (benaroya, boston III etc...)
Nirvana's unplugged was something special, the music was great and there was just a mood that went straight through you...
AIC's unplugged, the music was amazing, but Layne staley was pretty much dying on stage...Very sad to see.
So, out of those three, I'm going to have to choose Nirvana. But Clapton would definitely beat them, because he's clapton. (btw, who the hell doesn't know who Eric Clapton is?)
a thinrteen year old girl like me that is still learning :P
well your in the right place to learn....this board has opened up some huge doors in terms of different music and artists for me....
and i also agree that layne was pretty much dying on stage but he sure did give it his all....that performance of nutshell tears me up inside and the ovation that he gets when he comes out is awesome
nah
Nirvana sounds better when they are plugged in.
Its a good record, but I like the electric distorted angry nirvana MUCH better.
Same is true for most of the artists that have appeared on that show IMHO.
i think its a highly important album and event in music history. i cant help but wonder what the fans thought as they saw and heard About a Girl. It must have been shocking, even as they (fans) in studio were obviously aware this wasnt going to be a show where they would play Teen Spirit in its full guitar/and yelling fury. I think this album may be the ultimate statement Nirvana made. Yes Nevermind is more historically important, but this to me was a different thing.
the show was hugely influential and made the unplugged show a household name. the nirvana performance is the single reason why we still talk about unplugged today. as great as the PJ one, or clapton, or whoever was, it was nirvana that created the magnum opus on it.
finally, the show i think turned alot of kids onto leadbelly, bowie, and the brothers meat.
there were rumors of kurt bringing ed or neil on stage, as guests of the show, but using the meat puppets, and playing their songs, it all seems so perfect now, no other guest stars, no matter how big, would have topped what they did, and what they recorded.
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Pearl Jam's Unplugged sucked balls, but they more than made up for it with all their acoustic shows throughout the years (benaroya, boston III etc...)
Nirvana's unplugged was something special, the music was great and there was just a mood that went straight through you...
AIC's unplugged, the music was amazing, but Layne staley was pretty much dying on stage...Very sad to see.
So, out of those three, I'm going to have to choose Nirvana. But Clapton would definitely beat them, because he's clapton. (btw, who the hell doesn't know who Eric Clapton is?)
“If he doesn’t treat you like a princess, then he doesn’t deserve to be your prince.” — Unknown
“And we’ll move on and go our separate ways. Just know, I’ll miss you everyday, but things just aren’t the same.” — Unknown
well your in the right place to learn....this board has opened up some huge doors in terms of different music and artists for me....
and i also agree that layne was pretty much dying on stage but he sure did give it his all....that performance of nutshell tears me up inside and the ovation that he gets when he comes out is awesome
Nirvana sounds better when they are plugged in.
Its a good record, but I like the electric distorted angry nirvana MUCH better.
Same is true for most of the artists that have appeared on that show IMHO.
the show was hugely influential and made the unplugged show a household name. the nirvana performance is the single reason why we still talk about unplugged today. as great as the PJ one, or clapton, or whoever was, it was nirvana that created the magnum opus on it.
finally, the show i think turned alot of kids onto leadbelly, bowie, and the brothers meat.
there were rumors of kurt bringing ed or neil on stage, as guests of the show, but using the meat puppets, and playing their songs, it all seems so perfect now, no other guest stars, no matter how big, would have topped what they did, and what they recorded.