I was literally just graduated from high school when Nirvana exploded onto the music scene...
Music was never the same again, for good or bad, depends on the interpretation of an individual.
As for me, I loved every minute of it, because I knew I was witnessing something special.
I, also, knew Kurt Cobain had the potential to be as big as John Lennon.
You can't say the Beattles without mentioning Nirvana as the latter continuation of rock music.
The early nineties was an exciting times and in some ways unexpecting times as well.
No one knew what really happen and why it did.
However,I wouldn't trade it for ANYTHING else nowadays.
Sure, in today's relevant times, so many aspects are at our disposals..such as the internet, youtube, facebook, twitter, iphone, texting, white teeth in just 7 days, ect. ect...
However, when it comes to music something is still missing...people say rock is dead...
maybe...
I just think Kurt Cobain literally crippled rock music because can any rock musician emotionally dare conquer the world and actually live to tell about it?
I highly doubt it..Thereins lies the problems.
