Kurt and Courtney Legacy?
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Naaah - I think that when someone dies unexpectedly or by their own hand, and who's as famous as Kurt (or, say Elvis) there's so much mystery and rumour around their death that it just never ever goes away.  Besides the fact that Courtney's no shrinking violet.  I just don't see her being THAT messed up as to help something like that.  I believe she truly didn't know he was going to do it.
798409
yeah anthony kiedis was good friends with Kurt, he found him in a hotel room about a week before he died and said he looked awful. I read this in anthony's autobiography.
417359
Courtney killed Kurt. Down with Courtney!!
1092835
Nirvana should stay the Nirvana of the early 90's.  Any attempt to revive Nirvana would not be Nirvana.
1176126
i think it is funny you claim to be the biggest nirvana fan, but one of the songs you said was your favorite is a remake, and the other song is one of the most over played songs on the radio!! i am going to geuss one, if not the only, of the nirvana cd's you own is MTV unplugged. a cd that doesnt even begin to show what makes nirvana such a good band! and if you were such a nirvana fan you would know that very few on kurt cobain's lyrics actually hold a great meaning. most of nirvana's songs are bits and pieces of kurts cobain's poems put together so they sound nice.
978983
Wow I haven't heard them for years.  I just looked them up on Myspace (http://www.myspace.com/mylifestoryspace) and they're being supported by The **** Lovers (4 star lovers).\n\nI've also seen Dinosaur Jr mentioned as possible support, starting at 19.00.\n\nEnjoy the show!
543219
Kurt, does indeed rock.\n\nHe is also known to roll.
647034
nirvana! long live kurt cobain!
100392
Regarding The Beatles and Zep, both became HUGE, way beyond big, way before merchandising, marketing and publicity became standard practice in the music industry. The Beatles and Zep were 'grass roots' as we call it today. That means in the early days, they put out a record, toured, put out another record toured, showed up for press, radio, and retail events. All of this in hopes of selling more and more records, with the utmost minimum dollars being put into, marketing, promotion, and merchandising. All success for these two and bands like them came from blood sweat and tears - hard work. Recognition was the end result. Today, most record companies looks for a band thats like ANOTHER band. No more individuality or sounding different, or even being unique. My point being that the record companies will spend millions on press, publicity, and marketing in hopes you will see it everywhere, hear it everywhere, and want to buy it. The harsh and unfortunate reality is 'cash rules everything around us'. MTV is pay for play. Radio is the same. You need to have sold LOTS of records, or show significant sales increases daily, to even get airplay on major radio or mtv. So to sum it up, it's all marketing and promotion. - not so much the band (remember Paula Abdul? She can not sing). Let me know if I can help further.
489766
I'm not a fan of Nirvana so wouldn't know myself, but I'm sure that if you did a Google search for "Nirvana" then you would be able to find the information you require...\n\nGood Luck.
203456
Like a lot of musical movements, Grunge had its time in the sun. I think what happened was the corporates didn't like the ferocity of the Grunge movement and fought back through manufacturing faux-grunge bands and singers (I'll name no names) so that they could control music again. With the death of Kurt Cobain and the breakup of Soundgarden, the movement was always going to be eventually marginalized by the hype of manufactured bands and the American Idol culture that seems to have completely taken over music. I wouldn't despair, though. Music has always had a way of throwing up rebels. There will eventually be a backlash against the corporates. Something like Grunge (which, after all, was really Punk Mark II) will spring up again. All it will take is a few genuinely talented bands to kick the door down.
1131242
WOW, I was not aware that Billy Ray's wife, TISH, passed away.  Are you sure about that?  I haven't been able to find supporting documentation either way.  I'll keep looking, though.
1167758
I absolutely love most of the bands that played Woodstock. Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane being among my favorites. Soundgarden, STP, RHCP, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, are all good. There were others too that were good. I have to agree with you about Simple Plan, Good Charlotte, Click Five, etc. I don't know where rock is going but it needs to come back. They lack substance and they whine a lot. I don't like that at all. I'm hoping that once again something new will come out that will put those bands to shame much like "grunge" did to hair metal
384687
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Cobain#Suicide_dispute\n\nmaybe he is murdered...
950560
Is that like finding Nirvana (the state of mind, not the band)?\n\nSeriously, there are probably a lot of people with that name.
196015
Look up private investigator Tom Grant.  Courtney Love hired him to find her "missing" husband between the time he checked himself outta rehab and was found dead.  Love had a 30 million dollar motive.  Cobain was going to file for divorce and in that case Love would get nothing.  Suicide, on the other hand, gains her EVERYTHING. including rights to Nirvana.  Why do u think Love and Grohl/Novos-something spent so much time in court for the past 6-7 years?  cuz that b***h wanted all the royalties, not just kurt's percentage. dude, check out Grant's website. there's tons more to convince u that Love had Kurt murdered.
219568
kraft brothers???? dont you mean the wright brothers,??\nu need to elaborate more on this question,