Why did you stop listening to Nirvana?

Found interpol and failure and got more into radiohead, shit hits different before your 15th birthday

>Why did you stop listening to Nirvana?
In 1993? Because it was shit with a one-hit song that appealed to the inner edgelord of everyone in junior high.

Grew out of it but Alice in Chains never gets old

What are their best songs?
I've heard Jericho Road

I still listen to bleach from time to time but that was the only album of theirs I ever liked

For failure, another space song, smoking umbrellas and sergeant politeness are some of their best, anything from turn on the bright lights and most of their singles for interpol, and for radiohead most songs from the bends, hail to the thief, in rainbows and ok computer are great

no longer a teen, became actually depressed instead of fake depressed/edgy, got bored of the 5 good songs they have, don't wanna think about how that bitch courtney love is still walking free after she killed cobain, they really aren't "that" good

also, i lost my nevermind casette in my ex gf's mother's car (which we used to take to all kinds of festivals), and after that anything nirvana reminded me of her, and my few an hero attempts i did after the breakup, so i stopped listening

When Nirvana stopped making the same grunge music. Its like they just... Died

To be honest, I never really started

Cobain was a whiney-ass bitch.

>Also kept hearing the same two songs on the radio too many times

Idk I feel like the music died

BIG CHEESE, RAPE ME
MINE SAYS, GO TO THE HOT POCKETS

What was the greatest thing Kurt Cobain ever released?

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im not 12 anymore

Because Courtney got control of Kurt’s music after she had him killed, and I don’t want to put a penny into her hooked little rat claw hands.

I put my initials on one of their songs when I decimated the high score on a guitar hero track at a girls house and her mom seriously hates me and that got cranked up a few notches after that. I'm pretty sure I always listened to more foo fighters anyway. I think I got my first Nirvana CD because someone felt guilty about breaking into my stuff and stealing. He was either being part of a group of people that did it, or witnessed it and wanted to compensate for it. That CD I had lasted hundreds of play arounds in lots of CD players.
>soft cd cases will scratch your disc
What a load of shit. Someone is physically scratching it. I use to buy the cheapest CD players and stereos, and use random ones. If it's sitting in a case that has a soft backing someone is tampering with it. The fucking thing spins so many rotations per minute in the player it gets scratched up starting and stopping it in the player. Having it sit in a soft case that protects it from dust and it doesn't move around in it. People say that scratches it up. It's like when you loan a CD to someone, basically don't expect it back they're probably a tard. I sort of miss CD's being common it was the cheapest and easiest way to figure out who is an asshole or not. If someone fucks up or steals your CD's they're relatively cheap and plentiful. You can always tell people that fuck up CD's are usually gigantic pricks. I'm pretty sure the only CD I've destroyed on purpose is a limp bizkit one and nobody can fault me for that. It was trendy bull shit. They didn't like Korn or any family values stuff.

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stop listening at the end of the 90s when the grunge movement died

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The safety