the unplugged version is my jam

Classic song from a great album

Everyone is gay

I never cared a lot for Kurt Cobains voice and their musical 'palette' (they werent very original i think: Pixies + early REM = The Nirvana sound), but this song shows Cobain at least knew how to write a strong pop-song.

[Edited 10/5/11 9:00am]

In Utero has been one of my favorite rock albums pretty much since it was released. Love this track. Definitely a fitting epitaph for the leader of one of the last great rock bands.

guitarslinger44 said:

In Utero has been one of my favorite rock albums pretty much since it was released. Love this track. Definitely a fitting epitaph for the leader of one of the last great rock bands.

Yeah I think compared to Nevermind, it never gets the same props. Their debut, Bleach, was real good too.

Timmy84 said:

guitarslinger44 said:

In Utero has been one of my favorite rock albums pretty much since it was released. Love this track. Definitely a fitting epitaph for the leader of one of the last great rock bands.

Yeah I think compared to Nevermind, it never gets the same props. Their debut, Bleach, was real good too.

I have always thought it to be miles better than Nevermind. Although I love NM it just doesn't stand up as well.

Serve the Servents is my personal favorite Nirvana song.

Timmy84 said:

guitarslinger44 said:

In Utero has been one of my favorite rock albums pretty much since it was released. Love this track. Definitely a fitting epitaph for the leader of one of the last great rock bands.

Yeah I think compared to Nevermind, it never gets the same props. Their debut, Bleach, was real good too.

Nevermind is a bit slick for some people, but I think it actually holds up the best of those 3 albums. It's a nearly perfect collection of songs. I get that In Utero is more personal and raw, I don't think it hurts to put just a little makeup on someone for posterity

But at the time IN Utero was the album I connected with most.

RKJCNE said:

Everyone is gay

I remember when DC Talk covered this song, that line was changed to "Jesus is the way."

sextonseven said:

RKJCNE said:

Everyone is gay

I remember when DC Talk covered this song, that line was changed to "Jesus is the way."

I'm sure that was what Kurt really meant to say, if only he'd thought of it!

sextonseven said:

RKJCNE said:

Everyone is gay

I remember when DC Talk covered this song, that line was changed to "Jesus is the way."

sextonseven said:

RKJCNE said:

Everyone is gay

I remember when DC Talk covered this song, that line was changed to "Jesus is the way."

That's evil.

NDRU said:

sextonseven said:

I remember when DC Talk covered this song, that line was changed to "Jesus is the way."

I'm sure that was what Kurt really meant to say, if only he'd thought of it!

GOD IS GAY - Kurt Cobain

Timmy84 said:

NDRU said:

I'm sure that was what Kurt really meant to say, if only he'd thought of it!

GOD IS GAY - Kurt Cobain

I remember reading in "Heavier Than Heaven" Kurt used to graffitti "homosexrules". I love that man!

RKJCNE said:

Timmy84 said:

GOD IS GAY - Kurt Cobain

I remember reading in "Heavier Than Heaven" Kurt used to graffitti "homosexrules". I love that man!

Yeah lol I wonder if later on he would've identified himself as bisexual like Billie Joe Armstrong had he lived.

Timmy84 said:

RKJCNE said:

I remember reading in "Heavier Than Heaven" Kurt used to graffitti "homosexrules". I love that man!

Yeah lol I wonder if later on he would've identified himself as bisexual like Billie Joe Armstrong had he lived.

actually he did, sort of

He did an interview with The Advocate, and he said he'd probably be bisexual, but he just happened to fall in love with a woman.

NDRU said:

Timmy84 said:

Yeah lol I wonder if later on he would've identified himself as bisexual like Billie Joe Armstrong had he lived.

actually he did, sort of

He did an interview with The Advocate, and he said he'd probably be bisexual, but he just happened to fall in love with a woman.

Well I guess there's the answer that he did haha

Timmy84 said:

NDRU said:

actually he did, sort of

He did an interview with The Advocate, and he said he'd probably be bisexual, but he just happened to fall in love with a woman.

Well I guess there's the answer that he did haha

funny, I did not know that about BJ Armstrong, so I just looked it up and he also did an interview in the advocate and said nearly the same thing 2 years later

NDRU said:

Timmy84 said:

Well I guess there's the answer that he did haha

funny, I did not know that about BJ Armstrong, so I just looked it up and he also did an interview in the advocate and said nearly the same thing 2 years later

He sure did. But Billie was steadfast that he was "bisexual and proud". I mean, his comment was more militant than Kurt's was. Kurt was more like "whatever, this is who I am, so uh yeah."

I love this disc better than Nevermind. I still totally dig this song.

lazycrockett said:

I love this disc better than Nevermind. I still totally dig this song.

Man this song kicked my ass the first time I heard it! Good God.

Timmy84 said:

NDRU said:

funny, I did not know that about BJ Armstrong, so I just looked it up and he also did an interview in the advocate and said nearly the same thing 2 years later

He sure did. But Billie was steadfast that he was "bisexual and proud". I mean, his comment was more militant than Kurt's was. Kurt was more like "whatever, this is who I am, so uh yeah."

LOL yeah Kurt was more vague and non-committal

NDRU said:

Timmy84 said:

He sure did. But Billie was steadfast that he was "bisexual and proud". I mean, his comment was more militant than Kurt's was. Kurt was more like "whatever, this is who I am, so uh yeah."

LOL yeah Kurt was more vague and non-committal

But he was strongly supportive of alternate sexualities, women and all races so I respect him for that.

good song

There's an interesting version by Herbie Hancock of "All Apologies", but I couldn't post it here via youtube. Maybe it's available only in the US.

Defintley a better album then Nevermind and fantastic song

Timmy84 said:

NDRU said:

LOL yeah Kurt was more vague and non-committal

But he was strongly supportive of alternate sexualities, women and all races so I respect him for that.

He was! and he said if he did not meet Courtney he would be bi-sexual

He honestly could have done better