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Item 110: nirvanafans

Entered by lifesux on Sat Jul 6 14:56:14 2002:

hey all you nirvana fans just rock in...and cherish the memories of the
glorious grunge legend nirvana...and talk about "kust cobain" may his soul rest
in peace... so see you guys.... bye bye
36 responses total.

#1 of 36 by trance80 on Sat Jul 6 18:23:30 2002:

polly wants a cracker...
think i should getof her first...
 
 what do you think polly is...

 ....trance grunges......


#2 of 36 by greycell on Sun Jul 7 04:13:27 2002:

dear trance...
here polly refers to a parrot i suppose....
bye bye



grunge rules....till now.....


#3 of 36 by jaklumen on Sun Jul 7 11:17:25 2002:

Heh, "grunge" was said to be the last gasp of progressive rock (started 
in the 70s) in a number of ways.


#4 of 36 by mcnally on Sun Jul 7 13:27:22 2002:

  I never quite saw the link (other than geographical) between the
  various bands labelled "grunge".

  Perhaps it's just that I liked Nirvana but detested Pearl Jam,
  Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains..

  Anyway, it really was unfortunate that Cobain's suicide cut short
  the group's career.  The posthumously released "Unplugged" album
  is really a wonderful performance..



#5 of 36 by cyklone on Sun Jul 7 16:23:32 2002:

RE #3: How in the world do you get to grunge from 70s prog-rock?!?


#6 of 36 by mcnally on Sun Jul 7 21:32:19 2002:

  I didn't quite understand that leap either..


#7 of 36 by jaklumen on Mon Jul 8 06:44:21 2002:

an obscure article that I can't remember correctly.  Sue me.


#8 of 36 by cyklone on Mon Jul 8 13:04:14 2002:

So do you remember the "number of ways" mentioned in the article?


#9 of 36 by trance80 on Mon Jul 8 13:29:24 2002:

what is the difference between punk and grunge ?

Charles Aaron commenting on Nirvana :

"Because we don't believe in God, because we don't believe in 
 politics, because some of us come from less-than-ideal families,   we insist
 on indulging in a warped, presumptuous romanticism of pop-culture figures that
 is unfair, unsatisfying and destructive.  And we never wise up.  The most
 vivid image I have of Cobain is from the last Nirvana show I saw, in November
 of '93 at New York's Roseland.  On a big stage, bare except for wiry red roses
 poking up here and there, he stood stoically before a sold-out moshing mob,
 singing song after song,sounding better than ever, but looking totally
 defeated.  The room became a free-for-all as the band played "Smells Like Teen
 Spirit", and a barrage of debris flew toward the stage--bottles, boots,
 flannel shirts.Cobain never flinched, screaming as if locked in a trance, a
 professional punk, going through the motions because we wanted him to.
The barrier between performer and audience was like a Berlin Wall; he must've
felt like an idiot for ever trying to jump over.  We were lucky to have him for
as long as we did. "
 (SPIN,december 1994)
 
 


#10 of 36 by greycell on Mon Jul 8 14:35:14 2002:

hey trance ....
don't show us others opinions just tell us about ur thoughts about 
it.....


#11 of 36 by trance80 on Mon Jul 8 14:52:12 2002:

hey aeroforceone,
 i am not so much deep into grunge...so i can hardly comment on it.
but then don't worry i will not make similar remarks when it comes to 
aerosmith.in fact he not worth it...lemme see if it makes you pink!


#12 of 36 by greycell on Mon Jul 8 15:52:20 2002:

dear trance code......
there is no doubt that i like aerosmith very much but at that same time 
i do listen to other bands....
and in grunge i like nirvana very much....

so try to post comments don't think about others....
all people may not appreciate you that does not mean you 
should...................................


--------->>>


#13 of 36 by cyklone on Mon Jul 8 21:13:26 2002:

So can either of you explain the prog-rock/grunge connection?


#14 of 36 by greycell on Tue Jul 9 08:18:36 2002:

hey cyklone....
det it know....

Grunge is a brand of music combining the deep riffs, with angry, and 
sometimes depressing lyrics. The music started off as an anti-thesis to 
the popular music scene of the time, and soon formed a niche of it's 
own. It was immensely popular among the youth at the time, as it seemed 
to resonate with their own feelings of insecurity, and loneliness. 

-------->>>>af1


#15 of 36 by jaklumen on Tue Jul 9 08:48:03 2002:

the gist was that grunge wasn't anything new, but was the last of of a 
trend in rock: note that a lot of new rock acts are fusing into hip-hop 
a lot.  I don't know, and I can't remember.

Let's just say that the punk-to-grunge was an evolution of The Angry 
Young Man.


#16 of 36 by tpryan on Tue Jul 9 13:17:48 2002:

        I am surprised that I like Everclear.  One that I would say 
has fused hip-hop with rock and pop Musik.  Discusss.


#17 of 36 by trance80 on Tue Jul 9 16:07:28 2002:

#15 -> punk/grunge was one of the trends of rock. can anyone name the other
trends or metamorphosis that rock has undergone ?


#18 of 36 by greycell on Wed Nov 20 12:58:38 2002:

i am coming to this discussion after a long time but i have a serious issue to
discuss with all you people....who are fan of nirvana and infact kurt cobain...
many times i had read that it was courtney love...who killed kurt
cobain.....directly or indirectly... i mean some folks say she hired a man to
kill her husband for $50,000 and some say she tortured him in a way that he
killed himself and had a heavy dose of heroin but when an electrician found the
dead body of kurt cobain....and doctors did autopsy they told that after haing
such a high dose of heroine one can't pic the gun and shoot himself also one
can't even write the letter...so what was the reason for the death of kurt
cobain... also after criminal investigation they found that there was not even
a single finger print on the gun ..... so it seems to be a mystery for me
atleast...cause i always get the information through internet and fansites...
so if anyone can put some light on this issue ....i will feel blessed
........... being a discussion forum at grex i think people will tell the truth
only.... so please.... any of nirvana fan who knows the truth... can tell it to
me... mukesh...butail...india....


#19 of 36 by mcnally on Wed Nov 20 13:09:01 2002:

  It's hard to completely disprove many conspiracy theories but there
  doesn't seem to be much evidence for the far-fetched stories surrounding
  Cobain's death.  I believe the stories aren't credible and were made up
  by fans who, for whatever reason, bitterly hate Courtney Love.

  I've found many of the things people have written about her pretty
  shocking -- not because I believe them to be true but because they
  reveal a frightening level of hatred towards her.


#20 of 36 by greycell on Wed Nov 20 13:22:27 2002:

yeah...mike thats true ...
but i have gone through man internet database and found that it was courtney
love who killed our beloved grunge legend "kurt cobain" but nevermind he will
be in our hearts forever and god bless her only kid....ms fraces cobain... and
his songs will never fade.... but grunge is dead and it won't be same as it was
in 90s may his soul rest in peace but someday god will surely tell us all the
truth... amen.... mukesh


#21 of 36 by other on Wed Nov 20 16:02:42 2002:

You can be pretty fucked up on heroin and still have moments of 
sufficient lucidity to shoot yourself.


#22 of 36 by greycell on Wed Nov 20 16:25:50 2002:

hey purist....
what u said is true
but u may not be knowing the real story
he took three times the dose of heroin....and i think according to doctors...at
that state of mind and body one can not fold his sleeves and put his pen and
syringe far away in the box and shoot himself.... that much drug is enough to
kill someone so better know the story my dear see yeah


#23 of 36 by other on Wed Nov 20 16:31:05 2002:

I'm only extrapolating from what I DO know.


#24 of 36 by greycell on Wed Nov 20 16:35:29 2002:

but u should not make such statements either...
what u say now
go on


#25 of 36 by orinoco on Wed Nov 20 20:33:23 2002:

Fatal doses of most drugs vary widely, and addicts can build up an enormous
tolerance to their drug of choice.  Just as a heavy drinker might still be
standing after drinking enough alcohol to put you or me in the hospital,
Cobain could well have been able to shoot a gun with enough heroin in him to
kill a novice user.

Now I'm not saying he did kill himself, and I'm not saying he didn't.  I'm
saying either possibility's consistent with the evidence you've given.


#26 of 36 by other on Wed Nov 20 20:52:07 2002:

#24:  Which statements shouldn't I make, and why shouldn't I make them?


#27 of 36 by greycell on Thu Nov 21 06:13:20 2002:

hey orinoco....
here are the few excerpts from the report of a doctor roger lewis...
so that will make clear the cause of kurt cobain's death...
1..TRIPLE MAXIMUM LETHAL DOSE EVEN FOR SEVERE ADDICTS: At least three days
after his death, Kurt Cobain's blood contained 1.52 milligrams of morphine per
litre (mg/L) plus traces of a "diazepam-like" substance. This level is widely
known to represent three times the lethal dose of heroin, but it is not
commonly understood that this level is three times the lethal dose even for
severe heroin addicts. Generally, a blood morphine level of 0.5mg/L is caused
by 75 mg - 80 mg of heroin, the established maximum lethal dose, even for
severe addicts. A blood level of 1.52 mg/L generally indicates an original dose
of approximately 225 mg - 240 mg of heroin.

2..INCAPACITATED OR DEAD BEFORE GUNSHOT: Large overdoses of heroin by heroin
addicts are a phenomenon which is well understood. Research clearly shows that
an overdose in the range of that received by Cobain would lead to immediate and
complete incapacitation and/or immediate death. 

3.. OTHER FACTORS ENSURED OVERDOSE LETHALITY: The 1.52 mg/L blood morphine
level does not compensate for the presence of diazepam, or Cobain's low body
weight, both of which are well proven to substantially increase the lethality
of the heroin. 

4..CASE UNPARALLELED IN SUICIDE & OVERDOSE REPORTS: A review of 3586 suicides,
including 760 violent suicides, shows no case involving both a gun and narcotic
overdose of any kind, supporting theories regarding the absence or extreme
rarity of violent suicide among addicts.

5..CASE CONSISTENT WITH HOMICIDE PATTERNS: A review of cases involving
homicides shows many similarities with patterns in the Cobain case. 

6..OTHER EVIDENCE INDICATES HOMICIDE: Officially acknowledged evidence exists
which indicates the possibility of homicide, including a misleading missing
persons report, postmortem credit card usage, handwriting discrepancies on the
"suicide" note, and the lack of legible fingerprints on the weapon. It appears
the police were prejudicially in favour of a suicide ruling, and that the
coroner was involved in a conflict of interest predisposing him towards this
major discrepancy in the evaluation of his findings. 

7..CONCLUSION: HOMICIDE: The evidence indicates that a massive intravenous dose
of heroin, and possibly a benzodiazepine, was administered to Cobain. The final
of the two known injections incapacitated and/or killed Cobain, and the gunshot
is evidence of a homicide staged to look like a suicide. The case should be
re-opened by an independent investigatory body.



and this one....--->>>>>>>>>>>>

only for ur comment....my dear...orinoco.--->>
TOLERANCE HAS A WELL DEFINED LIMIT
The fact that there is "higher tolerance among addicts" is commonly
misunderstood. This concept is evoked apparently as an attempt to describe how
it could be remotely possible that Cobain was alive and functioning well enough
to fire a shotgun, despite the otherwise triple maximum lethal dose. The "1.52
mg" figure refers specifically to the morphine per litre of blood. No doubt
exists that a blood level of 1.52 mg of morphine per litre represents just a
little bit over three times the maximum lethal dose, but the implications of
this fact are not well understood. ....


=============
so i think its a bit clear from this information that kurt did not commit
suicide but he was "murdered" by the bitch named.....courtney love.... and i am
praying to god that reserve a hot seat in hell for that bitch...amen....
------->>>>>> keep on posting.... just shoot them... bye bye
waiting..........mukesh.......




#28 of 36 by orinoco on Thu Nov 21 22:47:59 2002:

Why bring in the shotgun to make it look like a suicide if he'd already been
given such a clearly lethal dose?  Such a massive overdose would already look
like either suicide or a drug-addled fuckup.  


#29 of 36 by greycell on Fri Nov 22 16:46:42 2002:

hey orinoco
by this time you should be able to understand the whole story but u r
not....... it clearly states that he was very much troubled by his wife.. and
he buoght the gun for his safety.... but even i don't know why he took such a
high lethal dose... i can't explain it my dear... bye --->>>mukesh


#30 of 36 by happyboy on Thu Jan 2 08:40:22 2003:

jeeze, sounds like someone got ahold of a copy of
"kurt & courtney"  *lol*

he started writing the note--booted up--finished the note
and sucked on the barrel. prolly.  deal with it, he did a total
asshole
thing to his friends and family (especially his poor kid who
is stuck with a borderline-beast of a mom...she'll be a mess).

he shot the wrong person.


#31 of 36 by greycell on Sun Jan 19 06:14:31 2003:

hey happyboy......u don't seem to be happy at all
seems someone had.....kicked ur ass badly


hahahaha


#32 of 36 by happyboy on Sun Feb 2 08:30:10 2003:

i'm pretty happy & no one has kicked my ass recently.

so *ur* dumb and *ur* wrong.


#33 of 36 by greycell on Sun Feb 16 08:35:38 2003:

so surrealist..thats all you have to mention...
cya


#34 of 36 by happyboy on Mon Feb 17 08:39:05 2003:

a piglet tree just floated past my broomhandle
on the wigglin wing of a happy blue fish!


#35 of 36 by greycell on Fri Feb 21 03:20:16 2003:

hey really didn't get you this time...
so try to explain ur this statement or verdict...
cya
regards
mukesh
:)


#36 of 36 by happyboy on Fri Feb 21 07:55:20 2003:

hai r u havign big booms?


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