Time flies, eh?
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/0 ... index.html

each year, Nirvana becomes even more unlistenable.

Clearly they're no Cymbals eat Guitars.

at least cymbals eat guitars remind me of happier times in the 90s...

wow dude, totally disagree.

i put on In Utero for the first time in over a year a few weeks ago and it sounded better than ever.

i thought there might have been an age progression image in hear, but no

I just don't listen to them much anymore.
But when I do put them on, they do sound pretty good -- especially the songs that didn't get radio play; still sounds fresh.

If it's unlistenable to you because it's personally painful, then that's not really the fault of the music is it?

15 years, jesus christ

ive never grown tired of nirvana. in utero is still a motherfucker of an album.

I'd hardly call it personally painful.

I would call it shitty.

In Utero keeps getting better with age. Nevermind's production sounded dated a few months after it as recorded but the songs are all still fantastic.

i was really hoping for a picture of a rotten corpse

15 years seems about right.

I remember when I heard about his death I was actually thin.

jesus, i still clearly remember being in the middle of a riveting game of nhl '94 with my buddy jeremy (red wings v. rangers of course) when our neighbor busted in with the news. crazy.

damn, i'm old.

i wonder what type of music he'd be making today...

Well, don't blame Nirvana for your shitty life.

I'm somewhere between you and Dave. They weren't one of my favorites back in the day, so I have never listened to them in excess. I'll put on the unplugged album now and then, and find it enjoyable and would never classify them as "unlistenable".
The 15yrs is a bit mind blowing, since I am sure I still know people with a fetish for his death memorabilia that drone on about how great they were and tragic it was like it was yesterday.

Yeah.

it's strange to me that a 14 year old middle school kid was born after he died, and when I was in middle school thinking Zeppelin were some ancient band I was discovering, they were a relevant and active band while I was alive.

Shit I'm not even a real fan of Nirvana and I think that In Utero kicks ass.

i would have to think it'd be more mellow sounding, possibly acoustic. dunno why.

Gone the way of Neil Young?
A few years from now he'd bring the electric guitars back and put out another album of tear-your-face-off rock?

I don't blame them for my shitty life, I blame them for making shitty music that blindsided idiots that don't know any better.

Lol. Ohhhhh kayyyyy.

this limb's gettin' shakey.