"kurt took the easy way out"

AliceInChains

Kurt didn´t kill himself.You should visit Cobaincase.com
I think Courtney did...

vedhead10

looks more like Courtney had it done.

depplover

I Hate Courtney!!!! She Needs To Die!! Piece Of Fuckin Fuck!!!

imfaithful

Manstis1604 wrote:

If people say he's so selfish for killing himself, they're being even more selfish.

i think he was selfish for the sole fact that he left his child behind to grow up without him

Jellyrolls

IMO, kurt did it..no question..

he was a drug headed fuck up and he wanted to escape the world...and plus he knew he would be known as a god if he died (he shouldn't be btw)

Kraven

Jellyrolls wrote:

IMO, kurt did it..no question..

he was a drug headed fuck up and he wanted to escape the world...and plus he knew he would be known as a god if he died (he shouldn't be btw)

Did you even look at the websites mentioned in this thread? I would hardly call Kurt Cobain a fuck up, and when did he ever say he wanted to die? All the suicide shit is from Courtney, shes the one who implanted it in your mind that he was suicidal. You know whats great the first time "Kurt tried to kill himself" in Rome, when the news reporters and what not showed up Courtney Love had put on make up to make herself look good, who, while their husband could be possibly dying, puts on make up and spruces herself up? And why is there a person, now dead, who claims, and passed a lie detector test, that Courtney Love paid him 50 thousand dollars to kill Kurt? How was the door Kurt found himself in locked from the outside? How did he shoot up 3x the amount of a lethal dose for him and have time to put all his heroin stuff back in its case? Why are there no fingerprints on the gun? They way he was found, was so that the only way he could have pulled the trigger was with his toes which is highly unlikely. He should have been unconscious anyway, before pulling the trigger. Why is the end of "suicide" letter in a whole different handwriting?

The only thing Kurt wanted to get out of was the music industry and public eye.

depplover

Jellyrolls wrote:

IMO, kurt did it..no question..

he was a drug headed fuck up and he wanted to escape the world...and plus he knew he would be known as a god if he died (he shouldn't be btw)

ummm..... ? read more about it.. seriously, you dont know WTF you're talking about..

not4u

iwas a huge nirvana fan. then i grew up.

Jellyrolls

I love how Kurt Cobain has brainwashed so many people.

If I could speak to him right now..i was say...you got what you wanted

mookeywrench

Kraven wrote:

I would hardly call Kurt Cobain a fuck up, and when did he ever say he wanted to die?

are we excluding the song "i hate myself and want to die?"

Jellyrolls

mookeywrench wrote:

are we excluding the song "i hate myself and want to die?"

I'm sure that someone will say that there was a different meaning to that song that was actually positive.

musicismylife78

Kurt and Nirvana, are something special to me. I remember the exact moment when I heard kurt had died. I remember, what i was doing, and I remember the exact space it was in the newspaper.

Whether anyone wants to admit it, Kurt was talented and a powerful and articulate person and singer.

His words mean more to me than I can ever express.

He was indeed a spokesman for me, whether he would like that idea, or whether you all agree I really dont care, to tell you the truth.

I was a youngster when Kurt died, and it's impact was profound, the use of heroin by the whole seattle scene, most likely is one reason why I never ever used drugs, or got into them at all.

I never felt like and still dont feel kurt let me or his fans, or his generation down. And I certainly dont feel he took the easy way out.

Kurt did what he had to do, he left behind a wife and a kid, and thats sad. But I don't feel he let me down. Maybe his daughter feels differently.

Kurt will be remembered much to the disdain and dislike of this board, as a musical genius in one of the most important bands in rock history.

To me that doesnt matter much. What matters to me, is that listening to his music, I got the feeling, this wasnt a joke, we werent being put on, we werent being lied to, and kurt wasnt playing music to get groupies or buy a fancy car.

He was playing to express his feelings, and to stop the pain in his stomach.

He was the last real rock star, and I think anyone with half a brain knows this.

Kurt changed my life, as an aspiring musician, my main goal is not to become a rich rock star, not to sell out stadiums, not even to not have to worry about paying bills, I want to play music because I want to inspire, and amaze and help people, just as Kurt's music helped me.

To call Kurt a coward as Flea did, is a bonehead move. Sure killing himself wasnt something he should have done, but why not focus on his impact.

He inspired millions of people to pick up the guitar, and made music that will be talked about in 50 years.

Kraven

Jellyrolls wrote:

I'm sure that someone will say that there was a different meaning to that song that was actually positive.

The lyrics to "I Hate Myself and Want to Die"

Even if you own a wife
Even if you like in my state
I could never want a bribe
I've been there no matter what that

In the someday, what's that sound?
In the sun bathe, what's that sound?
In the someday, what's that sound?
In the sun bathe ...

Even if you wanted light
I could never matter to play
Even if you want a life
Even if I like it, you're sad

In the someday, what's that sound?
In the sun bathe, what's that sound?
In the someday, what's that sound?
In the sun bathe, what's that sound?

Even if you own a wife
Even if you wanted one thing
I could never want a life
I could never only one day

In the someday, what's that sound?
In the sun bathe, what's that sound?
In the someday, what's that sound?
In the sun bathe, what's that sound?

Doesnt sound like suicide to me. Also he came out and said the title was just a joke.

Kurt and Nirvana, are something special to me. I remember the exact moment when I heard kurt had died. I remember, what i was doing, and I remember the exact space it was in the newspaper.

Whether anyone wants to admit it, Kurt was talented and a powerful and articulate person and singer.

His words mean more to me than I can ever express.

He was indeed a spokesman for me, whether he would like that idea, or whether you all agree I really dont care, to tell you the truth.

I was a youngster when Kurt died, and it's impact was profound, the use of heroin by the whole seattle scene, most likely is one reason why I never ever used drugs, or got into them at all.

I never felt like and still dont feel kurt let me or his fans, or his generation down. And I certainly dont feel he took the easy way out.

Kurt did what he had to do, he left behind a wife and a kid, and thats sad. But I don't feel he let me down. Maybe his daughter feels differently.

Kurt will be remembered much to the disdain and dislike of this board, as a musical genius in one of the most important bands in rock history.

To me that doesnt matter much. What matters to me, is that listening to his music, I got the feeling, this wasnt a joke, we werent being put on, we werent being lied to, and kurt wasnt playing music to get groupies or buy a fancy car.

He was playing to express his feelings, and to stop the pain in his stomach.

He was the last real rock star, and I think anyone with half a brain knows this.

Kurt changed my life, as an aspiring musician, my main goal is not to become a rich rock star, not to sell out stadiums, not even to not have to worry about paying bills, I want to play music because I want to inspire, and amaze and help people, just as Kurt's music helped me.

To call Kurt a coward as Flea did, is a bonehead move. Sure killing himself wasnt something he should have done, but why not focus on his impact.

He inspired millions of people to pick up the guitar, and made music that will be talked about in 50 years.

Your post gave me chills, it was that good. I am happy some people here really understand what the for the lack of better word "hype" is about Nirvana and Kurt Cobain and why they are so important to the musical world.

catefrances

not4u wrote:

iwas a huge nirvana fan. then i grew up.

i am a huge nirvana fan. and i'm a grown up.
i was a grown up when i became a fan and now i'm just older, wiser and a little bit sadder. but you know what? i have the music. it's always been about the music.

reeferchief

Nice to see this thread resurface with more pointless arguments and heartless no brained comments. Viva la senseless.

karma defect

not4u wrote:

iwas a huge nirvana fan. then i grew up.

Do you wear a suite and a tie now?