Well I have to weigh in here at some point... Travis, I really hve to disagree with your analysis of Nirvana. When they hit it big I was in the perfect place to become a fan: I was in HS. And indeed I did become a fan, bought the records, wore the t-shirt, talked about what body organs I would sell to see them in concert. But of all the bands I listened to at that time that I still have records of, Nirvana is not on my list. So for me I would disagree its a nostalgia thing, because for me Nirvana WOULD be nostalgia. And I agree with the others: the music was catchy but lacked depth, the lyrics nihilistic but with no real message. Dave Grohl was the best member of that band, and although I'm not a big fan of his, I'd much rather listen to the Foo Fighters than Nirvana any day...
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