>album so kino it killed rock music
>>132127156define "kill". there was both commercially and critically succesful rock after nevermind
>>132127156'P on teh 'log
>>132127173Name one rock album post-1991 that is on par or better than Nevermind. Actually think about it, you can't name one. Is This It? OK Computer? Songs for the Deaf? All shit in comparison.
this is their best album desuin bloom AND lounge act? no question
>>132127212wouldn't that mean that ok computer or some other late 1990s shit actually killed itsince nevermind put rock on top of the map again
>>132127156why the FUCK did they put a naked baby on their album cover
>>132127398I think Nevermind has a more broad appeal than OK Computer. Maybe not now, but back then Radiohead wasn't the new thing.
>>132127156dirt mogs
>>132127470he also wrote pollythis kirk cobalt guy kinda sus
>>132127470It was made at a time when people were less hysterical about the natural body of pre-adult humans
>>132127636Dirt mogs everything, unfair fight
>>132127636I like it a lot, but no.
>>132127804Anyone who puts nevermind over dirt is retarded. No offense.
>>132127853Truke
>>132127212nevermind isn't even the best nirvana albumit's not even the best 90s "alternative" albumit's not even the best 90s "grunge" albumyour bait is bad and you should feel bad
>>132127156and created grunge
>>132129203It created pop punk with Green Day coming after them
>>132129203>>132129328I can't tell if this is trolling or zoomer LARPing
>>132129381The 2nd wave of pop punk after the Ramones era with more songwriting
>>132127156What about Pantera?
>>132127156>killed rock musicIt only killed those shitty glam metal bands like Motley crew, kiss, poison etc.So, fucking based. That trash deversed to be buried from the start
>>132127203==OOOOOOYYYYYYYY DOGGGTTTOOOOOEEEEESSSSS==
>>132127470Why is that a problem for youYou never seen a baby?
>>132129405Pantera is larp.
>>132127156every song is the same 3 chords, its simple slop for simple people
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFYzfCudFD8Its OK if you be into grunge as a thing.
>>132127212>Songs for the DeafYes
I distinctly remember normies listening to white stripes and black keys in the 10snot so much anymorerock died after they relentlessly spammed trap rap everywhere
>>132130762https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zyw24x80cEQ
>>132130729>muh complexityRefine your taste you simpleton
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>>132127156>>132127212It's fucking crazy how massively popular this record is. Just a few weeks ago it overtook Back in Black and Dark Side of the Moon. 66 million sold, 6th best selling album ever. I don't know if it can ever knock Thriller off the top spot but it's definitely going to be #2 one day. While most of these albums gradually slow down in sales, Nevermind just keeps speeding up. Fucking crazy.
>>132131415because the lead dork killed himself, dummy. teen retards regard that as romantic.
>>132131451Yep, an heroing was the best possible career decision Kurt ever made. He can never get old. He can never release a bad album. He will always be this fascinating romantic icon, the tragic martyr of rock n roll, the grunge Jesus. The perfect role model for depressed teens flirting with suicide (which includes basically every teenager ever.)
>>132128978>nevermind isn't even the best nirvana albumwrong. In Utero has a few tracks but the rest of it is just glorified jams. cobain was too junked out at this point.
>>132130729>every song is the same 3 chordsthe most famous song on the album has 4 chords
>>132131285It came out before Nvm
>>132131451Chris Cornell also killed himself but he's not so popular.There's more to music than just lore
>>132131596Cornell died as a legacy act, Cobain was at his musical peak.
>>132131596Cornell waited too long, he hadn't been relevant for decades by the time he ACKed in 2017Soundgarden actually broke up in 1997, if he'd done it then it would've made a bigger splash than in 2017 but still wouldn't have upstaged CobainIn 1994 Cobain was still in his prime - well apart from In Utero being a huge downgrade from Nevermind and the whole chronic heroin junkie thing
>>132127156This album filtered me. I listened to it and there weren’t necessarily any bad songs, but nothing stood out. A lot of them blurred together. Good album? Yes, and surely it was influential. But I didn’t hear an amazing album. As far as the /mu/ classics go, I think Remain In Light, Pet Sounds, Crimson King, Dark Side Of The Moon and Daydream Nation are all better.
>>132131693>OIM EEN ME PRIME
>>132127470 Because it's just a baby?
>>132127470>>132131762>The late Kurt Cobain once argued that the nudity on the cover of the Nirvana album "Nevermind" could be covered with a sticker that read: "If you're offended by this you must be a closet pedophile."
>>132131785based diddler
>>132127212Downward Spiral
>>132131451Its just too catchy too much young energy, too plain and simple, no one gives a fuck about his death. The irony here is, he literally killed himself because they became so big and recognizable, doing 4/4 radio hits that he himself hated.
>>132131785Trvke kek Babies get depicted naked in media all the time because that's their natural state. People who get offended over that are trying to compensate for something.
>>132127212Mellon Collie.
>>132129203Neil Young invented grunge.
>>132132267crappola
>>132131693>In 1994 Cobain was still in his primeNot really, he was on a downward trend.But you can check every star who -acked himself while at the top of his game. How many are selling big now thanks to that?Nick Drake?Avicii?INXS' Hutchence?Elliott Smith?Prodigy's Keith Flint?This maybe worked in a few cases, for Curtis and maybe Bennington. But it's not a guaranteed effect.And it's not like their music was total shit and they became posthumously popular only thanks to manufactured tragedy.
>>132127156He cat good
