Cobain was a wingeing prick!!
jamie uk
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OK, I said it 'out loud'. But I remember it like this... I heard Nirvana in 1991, thought they were very special. I heard PJ early 1992, instantly I preffered what they did-more rock than punk, but every bit as special. I still loved Nirvana, but Cobain went on that anti-PJ thing for ages, and he got right up my fuckin nose. I didn't even buy a ticket for the gig sheduled at Cardiff in 1994, I'd seen them allready and wasn't feeling the need to see the whingeing fucker again. He dissed Ed so much in the press, I ended up really disliking the tosser. I still loved his records, still do -even tho' they aint as good as PJ's- yet I thought he became a right fanny. I know Ed forgave him, but I wouldn't have-and indeeed I haven't really. I still think of him as a great artist who offered so much, yet counteracted his vision with his 'blinkered and judgemental' views and opinions of others. I couldn't stand the sight of the prick and his PJ moans by the time he did what he did! Sorry to Ed, I know you accepted his apology-but I didn't, and I thought in 92 as I do now, that Pearl Jam are a finer band than Nirvana-and it's been proven I reckon, so screw him!!.
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let by-gones be by-gones, i'm sure kurt would've grown up by now, maybe we should too & just get the fuck over it, after all, ed is isn't he??
and no, i'm not one of these biased nirvana fans, just a human being who realises life is far too short to hold shitty little grudges over things that are now extinct.
now let both sets of fans kiss & make up
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My abiding memory of Kurt was him moaning in interviews, and pretending he liked Shonen Knife, who were as horrible as Clive James in stockings and suspenders.
Then he died, and shops in Sunderland that usually sold poor quality posters of East 17 and Take That had a couple of Kurts in their window.0 -
FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:My abiding memory of Kurt was him moaning in interviews, and pretending he liked Shonen Knife, who were as horrible as Clive James in stockings and suspenders.
Then he died, and shops in Sunderland that usually sold poor quality posters of East 17 and Take That had a couple of Kurts in their window.
Bang on Fins. Shitty pictures all over market stalls....RIP, all that shit. I even saw a t-shirt for sale in Spain recently with pics of Lennon,Hendrix , Marley...and Cobain!! "they all met in heaven" was the caption, I mean 3 icons, 3 sadly passed from chronic illness, addiction and murder..and then that moaning twat!!! Leave it out! Over rated, over blown, over opinionated, and over indulgent in the extreme!!!!!
Pearl Jam rocks.... They did then....and they do now.
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Um, I'm a HUGE Hendrix fan. He overdosed.jamie uk wrote:Bang on Fins. Shitty pictures all over matket stalls....RIP, all that shit. I even saw a t-shirt for sale in Spain recently with pics of Lennon,Hendrix , Marley...and Cobain!! "they all met in heaven" was the caption, I mean 3 icons, 3 sadly passed from chronic illness, addiction and murder..and then that moaning twat!!! Leave it out! Over rated, over blown, over opinionated, and over indulgent in the extreme!!!!!
Pearl Jam rocks.... They did then....and they do now.
jukBelieve me, when I was growin up, I thought the worst thing you could turn out to be was normal, So I say freaks in the most complementary way. Here's a song by a fellow freak - E.V0 -
My advice: Separate the art from the artist...you'll leave yourself open to a lot more that way.jamie uk wrote:OK, I said it 'out loud'. But I remember it like this... I heard Nirvana in 1991, thought they were very special. I heard PJ early 1992, instantly I preffered what they did-more rock than punk, but every bit as special. I still loved Nirvana, but Cobain went on that anti-PJ thing for ages, and he got right up my fuckin nose. I didn't even buy a ticket for the gig sheduled at Cardiff in 1994, I'd seen them allready and wasn't feeling the need to see the whingeing fucker again. He dissed Ed so much in the press, I ended up really disliking the tosser. I still loved his records, still do -even tho' they aint as good as PJ's- yet I thought he became a right fanny. I know Ed forgave him, but I wouldn't have-and indeeed I haven't really. I still think of him as a great artist who offered so much, yet counteracted his vision with his 'blinkered and judgemental' views and opinions of others. I couldn't stand the sight of the prick and his PJ moans by the time he did what he did! Sorry to Ed, I know you accepted his apology-but I didn't, and I thought in 92 as I do now, that Pearl Jam are a finer band than Nirvana-and it's been proven I reckon, so screw him!!.
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jamie uk wrote:OK, I said it 'out loud'. But I remember it like this... I heard Nirvana in 1991, thought they were very special. I heard PJ early 1992, instantly I preffered what they did-more rock than punk, but every bit as special. I still loved Nirvana, but Cobain went on that anti-PJ thing for ages, and he got right up my fuckin nose. I didn't even buy a ticket for the gig sheduled at Cardiff in 1994, I'd seen them allready and wasn't feeling the need to see the whingeing fucker again. He dissed Ed so much in the press, I ended up really disliking the tosser. I still loved his records, still do -even tho' they aint as good as PJ's- yet I thought he became a right fanny. I know Ed forgave him, but I wouldn't have-and indeeed I haven't really. I still think of him as a great artist who offered so much, yet counteracted his vision with his 'blinkered and judgemental' views and opinions of others. I couldn't stand the sight of the prick and his PJ moans by the time he did what he did! Sorry to Ed, I know you accepted his apology-but I didn't, and I thought in 92 as I do now, that Pearl Jam are a finer band than Nirvana-and it's been proven I reckon, so screw him!!.
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what do i reckon? i reckon it's not your place to 'forgive' cobain comments he directed at someone else.
and big woop that cobain dissed eddie and pj. hell, even i've done that and it's no big thing. the fact that he did it in the media is neither here nor there. if eddie had have been half the man you all take him to be, he would have fucked cobain up good for being a douche. instead he sat there and took it cause he knew deep down that cobain was right. oh sure you can say cobain's outburst should not have been dignified or legitimised with retorts from ed or anyone else pj related. but seriously, the hunger for success outweighed everything else including any residual integrity eddie possessed coming into seattle. you've all heard him whinge about shit he would have done differently. now we're all older(eddie too) it's all just irrelevant shit that has no real meaning to anything anymore. nor is it reflective(probably) of who eddie is as a person now. you're young, you say stupid shit, do dumbarse things. then you grow up and mature and look back and think what a dick you were. perhaps had cobain lived longer he would have come to the same conclusion. perhaps not.

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Saturnal wrote:My advice: Separate the art from the artist...you'll leave yourself open to a lot more that way.
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YES I ALWAYS DO THAT AND I COME UP WITH = NIRVANA 10% as good as pearl jam and pearl jam 90% better than nirvana...i know 10% is on the high side but in all fairness??Saturnal wrote:My advice: Separate the art from the artist...you'll leave yourself open to a lot more that way.Oh dear dad
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i opened this thread hoping to get some insight on what "wingeing " means.0
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keeponrockin wrote:Um, I'm a HUGE Hendrix fan. He overdosed.
He drowned in masses of red wine, causing him to choke on his vomit. There were nine Vesperax sleeping tablets in his system, belonging to Monika Dannemann. What should be noted about Jimi was that his blood alcohol was barely over the legal limit for drivers, and the doctors who examined him paid particular attention to the red wine matting his face, clothes and hair. It looked as if wine had been poured down his throat and left to dry. There was also either a jumper or towel tied around his throat. That too was soaked in red wine.
The coroner, Gavin Thurston, was right to say "Insufficient evidence of circumstances, open verdict", but was perhaps hasty to name barbiturate intoxication and inhalation of vomit as the main cause of death. Drowning people often choke on their vomit. I'm not a daft conspiracy theorist, but there was always something very odd about Jimi's death.
It should also be noted that at Jimi's autopsy, no needle marks or evidence of heroin use were found on his body, at all.0 -
catefrances wrote:what do i reckon? i reckon it's not your place to 'forgive' cobain comments he directed at someone else.

and big woop that cobain dissed eddie and pj. hell, even i've done that and it's no big thing. the fact that he did it in the media is neither here nor there. if eddie had have been half the man you all take him to be, he would have fucked cobain up good for being a douche. instead he sat there and took it cause he knew deep down that cobain was right. oh sure you can say cobain's outburst should not have been dignified or legitimised with retorts from ed or anyone else pj related. but seriously, the hunger for success outweighed everything else including any residual integrity eddie possessed coming into seattle. you've all heard him whinge about shit he would have done differently. now we're all older(eddie too) it's all just irrelevant shit that has no real meaning to anything anymore. nor is it reflective(probably) of who eddie is as a person now. you're young, you say stupid shit, do dumbarse things. then you grow up and mature and look back and think what a dick you were. perhaps had cobain lived longer he would have come to the same conclusion. perhaps not.


Look. if Cobain was around now he would have regretted everything he said. He DID carry on like a an idiot. That's a FACT. But nobody remembers that because his death has overshadowed everything he had said...
Looking back at some of those old interviews, he was sooo cheesy, the typical big headed rock star. He was getting outsold and could'nt handle it. Ed and Pearl Jam did not say a public word about Nirvana or Kurt (or at least I did'nt hear anything, if they did i'd love hear it!) and I think at the time, at least from what I remember of it, people were beginning to see Kurt in negative light because of his comments. His death then superceded all of this. NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.
The rivalry between PJ and Nirvana began and ended with Kurt. Why he did this nobody will ever know for sure...Why he married Courtney, nobody will ever know for sure...my guess is he was a publicity whore who demanded to be the centre of attention, somebody who would do anything to be noticed, hell the guy killed himself...commited suicide...to quote ED, "the center of his own attention"!+--+-Official Upcoming Australasian Tour:Member #9-+--+0 -
its not like cobain was a happy soul & his final action confirmed that at least there was integrity to his whinging.
I recall hearing that it was jeff ament who cobain had the biggest problem with, saw him as a careerist, someone called mark arm wasnt too fond of ol´jeff either.
ed was quoted spewing silliness back in the day too, especially after cobains death.0 -
elmer wrote:ed was quoted spewing silliness back in the day too, especially after cobains death.
What silliness? Seriously, I like know what you mean by that!+--+-Official Upcoming Australasian Tour:Member #9-+--+0 -
elmer wrote:I recall hearing that it was jeff ament who cobain had the biggest problem with, saw him as a careerist, someone called mark arm wasnt too fond of ol´jeff either.
See, this is what I did'nt quite get! He thought Jeff and Stone were careerists...I get that, but so was he! And Mark Arm's band also signed a with a major label...I never quite understood all that!
Perhaps their creative differences in Green River fuelled it all..and then upon their success with Pearl Jam, it was a case of "oh those two sell outs"!+--+-Official Upcoming Australasian Tour:Member #9-+--+0 -
elmer wrote:its not like cobain was a happy soul & his final action confirmed that at least there was integrity to his whinging.
Personally, I think his actions prove that he was devoid of integrity!+--+-Official Upcoming Australasian Tour:Member #9-+--+0 -
the hendrix, cobain etc shirt is one of the best shirts ever made. Nobody who would wear it is taking it at absolute face value, its got humour.0
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moaning about his fucked up childhood and just his general moaning.walkthamile wrote:What silliness? Seriously, I like know what you mean by that!
after cobains death there was the interview where he said pj may not play for a long time and he complained about the pressure he was under yada yada, well at the time I thought it was hilarious but now I would cringe.0 -
I mean there was integrity to his unhappiness.walkthamile wrote:Personally, I think his actions prove that he was devoid of integrity!0 -
I don't have a problem with Nirvana, but anyone who kills themselves and leaves a child behind is a selfish, weak and pathetic example of a human being.0
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