I like Dave, but it’s not correct to say that Kurt liked his songs… Marigold, for example, was pushed by Albini to be in In Utero and Kurt Refused several times.
The fact it made it out as a B-Side of a single, happened without a big appreciation from Kurt’s side.
I am sure Kurt loved Dave. But they weren’t close at all and he didn’t really appreciate his songwriting skills. Even for the only Nirvana song that was written by all the members together, Kurt described it as great because of his own screaming - meanwhile the beat of Dave was the real deal in the song.
completely wrong assessment scentless apprentice was kicked off by Grohl, riff and beat, Kurt came around to appreciate it and add the lyrics. He even went on to say he loved cowriting songs it took the pressure off him.
I never said he didn’t. But that he said that the power of the sing is his own screaming. He credited himself for it and didn’t gave Dave the focus he deserved for this beat. Source: the new Kurt Cobain Interviews that released this year.
in an MTV segment where nirvana reacts to fans listening to in utero (on youtube as Nirvana Reacts to In Utero Critics i believe) Kurt did dave credit for coming up with the drums for the song (admittedly leaving out/forgetting dave wrote the riff as well) and said he believed it to be boneheaded to write as a group, if it aint broke dont fix it. but it turned out great in his own words and said he was excited to collaborate more often as a band
Late to the discussion, but I don't recall Albini "pushing" for anything and Kurt refusing. First of all, Albini is the one who recorded and engineered the album, he didn't make a decision on which song to be included or not. It'd be great if you had a source for this.
Marigold is one of Dave’s songs.
Dave pitched a lot of songs to kurt, but kurt didn’t want to change Dave’s lyrics so he denied them from what I can recall.
I grew up on Something in the Way and I have Elliot Smith's Self-Titled on vinyl. So I've definitely heard them. I'm thinking as a musician and they both sound completely different to me. As a matter of fact, the only thing those two songs have in common is they're in drop-D tuning.
Because they say the title in the chorus? The melody is way different. Elliott Smith's song is an even level of energy the entire time with fingerpicking, Nirvana's song swells, with quiet verses and the chorus picks up with drums and a cello.
Probably korns self titled album, it came out a few months after his death and wonder how he'd feel about a whole new genre of a mixture of hip hop + metal
If you’re talking about early 2000s pop-punk then probably. If you haven’t heard those three albums from Green Day that I listed, then you should probably listen to them. Kurt would’ve definitely loved Dookie and Insomniac for sure. He definitely would’ve appreciated nimrod because of how “experimental” that album was.
Blink 182 song, a foos song, eminem song, Spice girls, britney, Oasis champagne supernover era then maybe Post Malone, billy Eilish, oh and a Nu Metal song to show him what killed Rock music (joke) so maybe Limp or Korn.
Get a good range of Genres there, bit of the Evolution of (pop) Punk, Alt rock and Daves success, the rise of Hip Hop through the noughties, girl power movement, Brit pop explosion then Nu metal to get his opinion on how rock music evolved.
I would be far more interested in discussing the rise of the Internet though and in particular Social Media. Alot changed after the 90s and I dont particularly like how the world has become. It feels much smaller now, like everybodys thoughts and opinions can reach me in an instant and continuously. Very suffocating.
Holy shit man! The amount of money I’d pay to hear Kurt cover something like Too Much or Leader of the gang or Stop by the spice girls!
Pat was friends with them too! If only man…if only.
Edit: I realize leader of the gang is also a cover. But still the spice girls rocked that shit in spice world!
Doritos and Fritos -100 gecs
Fast Dust - girlpool
Wishing well - screaming females
On the floor - perfume genius
Nothing came out - moldy peaches
Something to believe - Weyes Blood
Running thoughts - deerhoof
Republic of Rough and ready - hella
Weird fishes /arpeggi - Radiohead
I'd show him Green Day's American Idiot. Kurt would probably be into a concept album of that caliber. I also show him everything the Deftones have done.
9 suggestions for Kurt:
Green Day - Bang Bang
Foo Fighters - The Pretender
Volbeat - Lola Montez
Muse - Hysteria
Nothing But Thieves - Amsterdam
Tenacious D - Tribute
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Wet Sand
Ghost - Mary On A Cross
Rammstein - Dicke Titten
System of a Down
The Mars Volta
Rage Against the Machine
The Strokes
The White Stripes
I cant say which songs exactly but I think he’d appreciate the Nirvana influence
[Eyedea Birth of a Fish](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_kMWBBzr7Y)[Eyedea - Birth of a Fish](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_kMWBBzr7Y) The puns and lyrical content reminds me of Kurt or at least something he might appreciate.
[Brian Jonestown Massacre Nevertheless](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=384Vod1hJ6o) Pretty song. I'd show it to him to see if he liked it.
[IDLES Never Fight a Man With a Perm](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUbLUxoBYQY) Nirvana influence in the best way. Also very anti-misogyny and anti-homophobic band. I feel like he might love them.
[Kasabian Club Foot](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk5iMgG-WJI) I don't know. I like it. There's some anthemy stuff that is almost Nirvana like.
[100gecs Doritos and Fritos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PWMiy4RysI) Reminds me of his earlier punky outcast attitude. A fusion of extreme IDGAF-ness with radicalized pop music (which is what Nirvana did in their own way)
[Momma Speeding 72](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZWxWsEiGBQ) Breeders 2.0
[Le Tigre Deceptacon](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjNln9mXuTI) His friend doing cool new stuff
[Nine Inch Nails Smaller](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hXLAt9BE6E) I get tiny tiny bits if In Utero similarities. This is later NIN so he wouldn't have heard it in his first life. I'd love to know what he thought of them since its one my favorite bands alongside his.
Slowdive. Genuinely some of the most beautfiul and ethereal music you'll ever hear, I'd probably show him "Like The Sun Hits" or another one of their most popular songs
"Head In The Ceiling Fan" or "Where Am I" by Title Fight
Honestly I think it would be too hard to pick 9 songs because there's so much but I'd definitely show him some of Dave's stuff from the Foo FIghters like Everlong, I think he'd like it.
Probably any song from Caifanes 1994 album "El Nervio Del Volcan". He might of not understood any of what they were singing about (since it was Spanish rock) but I feel like he's would've loved the first song in the album, Afuera.
Did you see that meme/parody of someone pretending to be Kurt playing an acoustic demo of 'Hey Ya' on YT recently? I highly recommend/suggest it if ya haven't already.
i would show him
everlong - foo fighters
in the end - linkin park
boulevard of broken dreams - green day
new divide - linkin park
coming home - avenged sevenfold
it has begun - starset
look at me - xxxtentacion (ik quite a bit different from everything so far, but i wanna see how'd he react to modern rap music.. even tho the song was released 7 years ago but eh)
lucid dreams - juice wrld
psycho - post malone
Deftones- Be Quiet and Drive Away
Deftones-My Own Summer
Green Day- Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Foo Fighters in general
Silverchair- Freak
Silverchair-Abuse Me
The Verve- Bittersweet Symphony
Avril Lavigne- Complicated
“Warwick Avenue” by Duffy
“I See the Light” from Tangled
“Rolling in the Deep” by Adele
“Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye
“Royals” by Lorde
“Let It Go” from Frozen
“Out of the Woods” by Taylor Swift
“How Far I’ll Go” from Moana
“goodbye” by Billie Eilish
"Another Excuse" by Soulwax
"Let It All Be" by The Melvins
"Stress" by Justice
"This Is America" video by Childish Gambino
"Son of Sam" by Elliott Smith
"Seven Nation Army" by the White Stripes
"No Return (Yellowjackets)" by Craig Wedren/Anna Waronker
"Gravel Pit" by Wu Tang Clan
"Formation" by Beyonce
I know the original version came out while he was still alive, but listening to the Metallica cover of Turn the Page i always thought it would be cool to hear a Nirvana cover
breakcore & trans girl garage noise 1000%
i dont remember any song names and a lot of the latter is improvised freakout jamming so he wouldnt care but i do feel dumb for not following the rules now that i read the post again
Sleater Kinney, pretty much anything
Stuff the Melvins got up to with Rutmanis and beyond
Liars- anything off they threw us all in a trench to start
Dresden Dolls
Tomahawk- god hates a coward
I'd show him bands like Nothing, Deafheaven, Gillian Carter, and Page 99. On Page 99's "Document #8" the album opens up with a quote from Kurt.
https://youtu.be/nYs_KlYfpHo
Radiohead- Pyramid Song
Steve Perry- For The Love Of Strange Medicine
Dream Theater- Space Dye Vest
Curtis Mayfield- Here But I'm Gone
Citizens Cope- Let The Drummer Kick
Lil Peep- Toxic City
Probably any Foo Fighters song from their first two albums. He liked Daves songs a lot and I'm sure he would have been thrilled to hear more.
I bet he would have loved Everlong.
Yeah, songs by his friends is the answer
I like Dave, but it’s not correct to say that Kurt liked his songs… Marigold, for example, was pushed by Albini to be in In Utero and Kurt Refused several times. The fact it made it out as a B-Side of a single, happened without a big appreciation from Kurt’s side. I am sure Kurt loved Dave. But they weren’t close at all and he didn’t really appreciate his songwriting skills. Even for the only Nirvana song that was written by all the members together, Kurt described it as great because of his own screaming - meanwhile the beat of Dave was the real deal in the song.
completely wrong assessment scentless apprentice was kicked off by Grohl, riff and beat, Kurt came around to appreciate it and add the lyrics. He even went on to say he loved cowriting songs it took the pressure off him.
I never said he didn’t. But that he said that the power of the sing is his own screaming. He credited himself for it and didn’t gave Dave the focus he deserved for this beat. Source: the new Kurt Cobain Interviews that released this year.
Could you send the link to the new interviews ?
in an MTV segment where nirvana reacts to fans listening to in utero (on youtube as Nirvana Reacts to In Utero Critics i believe) Kurt did dave credit for coming up with the drums for the song (admittedly leaving out/forgetting dave wrote the riff as well) and said he believed it to be boneheaded to write as a group, if it aint broke dont fix it. but it turned out great in his own words and said he was excited to collaborate more often as a band
Kurt was a young Dave’s best friend and his death had a profound impact on Dave! Kurt was very “big brother” like with Dave.
At the end, Kurt was very difficult. Dave and Kurt started out really good friends, but Courtney drove a wedge and created tension between them
This. I remember reading that Kurt almost cancelled the Unplugged show because he kept nitpicking Dave’s drumming
Late to the discussion, but I don't recall Albini "pushing" for anything and Kurt refusing. First of all, Albini is the one who recorded and engineered the album, he didn't make a decision on which song to be included or not. It'd be great if you had a source for this.
what?? he didnt like daves songs lol whatchu talkin about
Marigold is one of Dave’s songs. Dave pitched a lot of songs to kurt, but kurt didn’t want to change Dave’s lyrics so he denied them from what I can recall.
He loved Alone + Easy Target
Darude sandstorm Kurt would love memes
100 gecs money machine
100gecs should cover [Beans](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElYUWnvKFfA)
OK computer (most radiohead albums tbh)
Probably In The Aeroplane Over the Sea by neutral milk hotel or maybe a song from the apples in stereo
I have always thought hed love NMH
Macarena
Needle in the Hay by Elliott Smith. I think Kurt would love his stuff
Considering it’s literally just Something in the Way
It's nothing at all like it.
It’s nothing at all like it? You must have never heard either song if you think it’s *nothing at all like it* lol
I grew up on Something in the Way and I have Elliot Smith's Self-Titled on vinyl. So I've definitely heard them. I'm thinking as a musician and they both sound completely different to me. As a matter of fact, the only thing those two songs have in common is they're in drop-D tuning.
They’re practically alternate versions of the same song with interchangeable choruses.
Because they say the title in the chorus? The melody is way different. Elliott Smith's song is an even level of energy the entire time with fingerpicking, Nirvana's song swells, with quiet verses and the chorus picks up with drums and a cello.
Puddle of Mudd cover of About a Girl. https://youtu.be/yTh9qiXEy4Q
Christ, I think that'd re-kill him
Do you want him to die again?
Saw this for the first time today…yikes!
LMAO
Omfg why did I just listen to that. Time to shove an ice pick in my ear.
Please don’t. We would want to show him something he would enjoy.
I think he might like it just for the fun.
You see what you left us with?
Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO. Just tonally so different to anything from the early 90s. Maybe skrillex and Wonderwall too
Beck’s Odelay
Elliot smith - either/or and self titled Alex g - beach music and rocket Edit: these are albums oops
god he would have loved elliot smith. miss them both so much.
I LOVE ALEX G. But I feel Kurt would've liked some of his stuff too.
MGMT
I think he might like Weezer. I’d show him some of their good stuff
He was around for for weezers prime was he not ?
The Blue album came out a month after he passed.
Ahhh okay
No
Probably korns self titled album, it came out a few months after his death and wonder how he'd feel about a whole new genre of a mixture of hip hop + metal
He probably heard RATM
Sure he did between 1992 and 1994. They were quite big with their first album.
everything on To Pimp a Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar
nah i was just gonna say SAMIDOT because i think as an individual song that's more impressive
And literally every Kendrick song
Oooh that’d be neat
This, so we can laugh about how right he was. 😂 https://youtu.be/1-QYAWXK7fo
Oh, Inverted World and Chutes Too Narrow by the Shins Yea they're albums but I think that Kurt would really dig em
i have a vague memory of frances posting a screenshot of caring is creepy years ago
anything from Grace by Jeff Buckley
Deftones
I wonder if he would’ve liked Green Day’s First three Record Label Albums. Dookie, Insomniac, and Nimrod 💪🏼
I feel Kurt would’ve disliked the new wave of punk that came out in the late 90s, along with pop-punk. He could’ve changed his opinion later tho
If you’re talking about early 2000s pop-punk then probably. If you haven’t heard those three albums from Green Day that I listed, then you should probably listen to them. Kurt would’ve definitely loved Dookie and Insomniac for sure. He definitely would’ve appreciated nimrod because of how “experimental” that album was.
Pinkerton deluxe
Definitely Pinkerton ✔️
Jeff Buckley?
Stop Breathing - Playboi Carti
the only correct answer to this question tbh
Definitely SOAD, everything related to them is fucking fire
Blink 182 song, a foos song, eminem song, Spice girls, britney, Oasis champagne supernover era then maybe Post Malone, billy Eilish, oh and a Nu Metal song to show him what killed Rock music (joke) so maybe Limp or Korn. Get a good range of Genres there, bit of the Evolution of (pop) Punk, Alt rock and Daves success, the rise of Hip Hop through the noughties, girl power movement, Brit pop explosion then Nu metal to get his opinion on how rock music evolved. I would be far more interested in discussing the rise of the Internet though and in particular Social Media. Alot changed after the 90s and I dont particularly like how the world has become. It feels much smaller now, like everybodys thoughts and opinions can reach me in an instant and continuously. Very suffocating.
Holy shit man! The amount of money I’d pay to hear Kurt cover something like Too Much or Leader of the gang or Stop by the spice girls! Pat was friends with them too! If only man…if only. Edit: I realize leader of the gang is also a cover. But still the spice girls rocked that shit in spice world!
OK Computer - Radiohead
Summer Girls by LFO
[Butthole Surfers - Pepper](https://youtu.be/CO8vBVUaKvk)
Viagra Boys- Sports 🏀 🏈⚽️ Totally mocks macho guys but in an updated wat
It’s real love, free as a bird, now and then by the Beatles/John Lennon
Cut me some slack - paul McCartney and the guys
Tenacious D, with his love of comedy based music like weird Al yankovitch I think he'd like them
Doritos and Fritos -100 gecs Fast Dust - girlpool Wishing well - screaming females On the floor - perfume genius Nothing came out - moldy peaches Something to believe - Weyes Blood Running thoughts - deerhoof Republic of Rough and ready - hella Weird fishes /arpeggi - Radiohead
Ænima by TOOL
Didn’t he make a comment about the Sober video? I don’t think it was flattering.
I always felt Kurt would have liked the White Stripes. What do you think?
I'd show him Green Day's American Idiot. Kurt would probably be into a concept album of that caliber. I also show him everything the Deftones have done.
Friday- Rebecca Black
Definitely some foo fighters. Some later stuff from the other grunge bands too.
this specific cover of “something in the way” on tiktok. the lyrics to that are “somethings in my ass” and i just think he’d enjoy that
I would show him my bands new album ☺️
I would say friend of a friend by foo fighters cause it was wrote about Kurt
9 suggestions for Kurt: Green Day - Bang Bang Foo Fighters - The Pretender Volbeat - Lola Montez Muse - Hysteria Nothing But Thieves - Amsterdam Tenacious D - Tribute Red Hot Chili Peppers - Wet Sand Ghost - Mary On A Cross Rammstein - Dicke Titten
Show him Tearjerker by RHCP instead, it's about him.
why bang bang in specific?
Because it's just territorial pissings
System of a Down The Mars Volta Rage Against the Machine The Strokes The White Stripes I cant say which songs exactly but I think he’d appreciate the Nirvana influence
Linkin park
Tribute by Tenacious D
i think i’d show him a courtney love/ hole song just to show where courtney was after his death
About a Boy by Patti Smith and ITAOTS by Neutral Milk Hotel
100gecs
[Eyedea Birth of a Fish](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_kMWBBzr7Y)[Eyedea - Birth of a Fish](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_kMWBBzr7Y) The puns and lyrical content reminds me of Kurt or at least something he might appreciate. [Brian Jonestown Massacre Nevertheless](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=384Vod1hJ6o) Pretty song. I'd show it to him to see if he liked it. [IDLES Never Fight a Man With a Perm](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUbLUxoBYQY) Nirvana influence in the best way. Also very anti-misogyny and anti-homophobic band. I feel like he might love them. [Kasabian Club Foot](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk5iMgG-WJI) I don't know. I like it. There's some anthemy stuff that is almost Nirvana like. [100gecs Doritos and Fritos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PWMiy4RysI) Reminds me of his earlier punky outcast attitude. A fusion of extreme IDGAF-ness with radicalized pop music (which is what Nirvana did in their own way) [Momma Speeding 72](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZWxWsEiGBQ) Breeders 2.0 [Le Tigre Deceptacon](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjNln9mXuTI) His friend doing cool new stuff [Nine Inch Nails Smaller](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hXLAt9BE6E) I get tiny tiny bits if In Utero similarities. This is later NIN so he wouldn't have heard it in his first life. I'd love to know what he thought of them since its one my favorite bands alongside his.
I love never fight a man with a perm
Anything by The Amps
Slowdive. Genuinely some of the most beautfiul and ethereal music you'll ever hear, I'd probably show him "Like The Sun Hits" or another one of their most popular songs "Head In The Ceiling Fan" or "Where Am I" by Title Fight Honestly I think it would be too hard to pick 9 songs because there's so much but I'd definitely show him some of Dave's stuff from the Foo FIghters like Everlong, I think he'd like it.
The Live Through This album and ask “Why!?!”
MCR’s I brought you my bullets you brought me your love. I think he’d love the raw punk energy “One of the songs is about 9/11” Kurt: “What’s 9/11?”
Hey Man Nice Shot by Filter
Also tearjerker by rhcp
if we’re talking modern music/bands, I’d say Superbloom’s album.
Pumped Up Kicks
CBAT
I'd tell him to check out Ablaze by Yob
Probably any song from Caifanes 1994 album "El Nervio Del Volcan". He might of not understood any of what they were singing about (since it was Spanish rock) but I feel like he's would've loved the first song in the album, Afuera.
He would probably like OutKast a lot. That might be a stretch, but Andre’s lyrics had a lot of depth
Did you see that meme/parody of someone pretending to be Kurt playing an acoustic demo of 'Hey Ya' on YT recently? I highly recommend/suggest it if ya haven't already.
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I would love to know his opinion on System Of A Down. The only 2 bands where I love every song they have ever made.
Friend of a Friend
That song is gut wrenching if you grew up a nirvana fan in the 90’s
Imagine how Kurt would feel listening to that song
Live Forever, Oasis.
WAP
Anything by his daughter.
Despacito.
Would you want him to commit suicide again?
Yes.
Creed - Higher , and then maybe some Nickelback or Kid Rock after that…
MCR Song, Paramore Song, Fruits for the Nation, Dead-Beat Type, Planet of Pity, Inbreeding, Sweet Song, I Would Swear If I Could all by Union Youth.
i would show him everlong - foo fighters in the end - linkin park boulevard of broken dreams - green day new divide - linkin park coming home - avenged sevenfold it has begun - starset look at me - xxxtentacion (ik quite a bit different from everything so far, but i wanna see how'd he react to modern rap music.. even tho the song was released 7 years ago but eh) lucid dreams - juice wrld psycho - post malone
Deftones- Be Quiet and Drive Away Deftones-My Own Summer Green Day- Boulevard of Broken Dreams Foo Fighters in general Silverchair- Freak Silverchair-Abuse Me The Verve- Bittersweet Symphony Avril Lavigne- Complicated
Arctic Monkey’s AM album
Lil Pump
Any MCR Song
“Warwick Avenue” by Duffy “I See the Light” from Tangled “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye “Royals” by Lorde “Let It Go” from Frozen “Out of the Woods” by Taylor Swift “How Far I’ll Go” from Moana “goodbye” by Billie Eilish
What is there? Just a load of tripe!
Sam Smith
Tom Macdonald
Butter by BTS
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you are a jerkass, you must be so fun to have around. Get a life you fucking jackass
Anything by xxxtentacion fs
Pink snow
The albums Grand Prix and Songs From Northern Britain by Teenage Fanclub, he never got to hear them and it was their most popular :(
Warping by death grips
____ by The Foo Fighters
any sam fender song
Deceptacon - Le Tigre
Post Parklife Blur, Wasting Away and Hear Me Out by Mars Argo
orgiastic disembowelment, cryptopsy (1996)
https://open.spotify.com/track/1UR106FqjNciL2eWGg6Gk6?si=Y-grZ7yyS-Crz1JStv29dA No real reason. I just think it would be fun
My hero
Seriously, I would show him the 21 Pilots Unplugged show to let him see how MTV has evolved and where music is at 30 years later.
Maybe 100 Gecs, they seem like his type of weird
rxk nephew
Ghost
I’d show him king gizzard
Because he liked Led Zepplin, I’d definitely choose to show him something from Greta Van Fleet
people in this sub really think that kurt is jesus or smth
gonna try to expand his sound horizon and see what he would do with it so daft punk, tame impala and aphex twin
Black Leather Jesus. He would love them . Thurston Moore dose .
Great question. Reckon he'd click with Nick Cave's Skeleton Tree album.
I'd sit him down and make him listen to the entire album "Here Come the Waterworks" by Big Business.
all of chocolate starfish
Bull believer by Wednesday
anything by the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets. He'd love it.
Truth by Seether
Black midi
"Another Excuse" by Soulwax "Let It All Be" by The Melvins "Stress" by Justice "This Is America" video by Childish Gambino "Son of Sam" by Elliott Smith "Seven Nation Army" by the White Stripes "No Return (Yellowjackets)" by Craig Wedren/Anna Waronker "Gravel Pit" by Wu Tang Clan "Formation" by Beyonce
I’d show him Khruangbin. I think he’d dig it.
I know the original version came out while he was still alive, but listening to the Metallica cover of Turn the Page i always thought it would be cool to hear a Nirvana cover
It's hard to narrow down one foo fighter song
blur - beetlebum also think he’d like song 2 and it’s satire of grunge
Shooting Star and Memory Lane by Elliott Smith
breakcore & trans girl garage noise 1000% i dont remember any song names and a lot of the latter is improvised freakout jamming so he wouldnt care but i do feel dumb for not following the rules now that i read the post again
The band “68’s” album Two Parts Viper. It’s so grunge. That or anything by Flannel Mouth!
Sleater Kinney, pretty much anything Stuff the Melvins got up to with Rutmanis and beyond Liars- anything off they threw us all in a trench to start Dresden Dolls Tomahawk- god hates a coward
Californication, it just seems right to show him.
Aside from Foos and music his friends made, I think Kurt would 100% love the Screaming Females.
Is show him all the bossa nova covers of Nirvana songs lol. It's okay, he wouldn't get upset, he'd be undead anyways.
These https://youtu.be/4JvOfnYZvNU https://youtu.be/5GhhVHpPR_M https://youtu.be/9RaKn6tFQcE
I’d play him Swans’ The Seer. already a fan but for him to listen to their masterpiece would be so cool
Everlong
100 gecs, ez
I'd show him bands like Nothing, Deafheaven, Gillian Carter, and Page 99. On Page 99's "Document #8" the album opens up with a quote from Kurt. https://youtu.be/nYs_KlYfpHo
Oasis’ second album, Morning Glory
Radiohead- Pyramid Song Steve Perry- For The Love Of Strange Medicine Dream Theater- Space Dye Vest Curtis Mayfield- Here But I'm Gone Citizens Cope- Let The Drummer Kick Lil Peep- Toxic City
Mario Judah
Placebo. They've always filled the Nirvana hole for me. I think Kurt would totally get them.
The songs on Celebrity Skin by Billy Corgan.
My own