Stinger

DeRank ™: 0,08

DeAge™ : 7795 days • Here since 5 february 2005

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Zu Igneo

13 feb 06

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Live, they are machines, both this and "The Way Of The Animal Powers" are excellent!

Nirvana Nevermind

13 feb 06

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Damn, how much are you bitter, huh? Go back to listening to TAD...

ALEXANDER, my dear idiot, you still haven't answered the question I asked you many posts ago: IS IT TRUE THAT THANKS TO "NEVERMIND" BANDS LIKE MUDHONEY, MELVINS, L7, SCREAMING TREES, AND EVEN THE SMASHING PUMPKINS (who have nothing to do with grunge) GAINED MORE VISIBILITY, AND THEREFORE HAD A CHANCE TO REACH A LARGER AUDIENCE?? DO YOU REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED IN THE EARLY '90s OR WERE YOU TOO BUSY JERKING OFF? (which you're still doing, I’m sure). That's the point, but you don’t respond because, being the moron you are, you just can't get it as usual! YOU'RE JUST A POOR SOUL, RIDICULOUS...BEST WISHES, YOU PIECE OF SHIT!

Nirvana Nevermind

13 feb 06

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And you are also requested to respond in a civil, clean, and polite manner...you idiot!

Nirvana Nevermind

13 feb 06

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ALEXANDER, my dear STRAMERDACCIA, so you really are a jerk as we all suspected!!! Have I ever said that this CD is a masterpiece? Did you read in any of my comments that this CD is a masterpiece??? Besides being a big dumbass, I assume you can't even read, but the blame isn't yours; it's just mine for lowering myself to discuss music with a JERK like you. Anyway, let's drop it since certain discussions are too difficult for you, poor encephalitic. One day (of course with drawings) I’ll explain to you what "alternative," "underground," "mainstream" etc. mean... actually, no, since you wouldn’t understand a damn thing anyway... Everyone calls you Rain Man, right?

Aerosmith Just Push Play

11 feb 06

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pretty pointless as a record...

Metallica St.Anger

11 feb 06

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Great Cycociccio!! "Suicidal For Life" is a great album!!

Nirvana Nevermind

11 feb 06

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Alexander, my dear idiot, what do your friends call you..RAIN MAN??!! I don't understand if you're serious or just fooling around, trust me that I have more pre-grunge records than you (and I'm not a kid since I'm even older than you), but answer this simple question: Do you think "NEVERMIND" served as a bit of a "sounding board" (is that too difficult a term?) for the other bands that for many (but not all) were unknown until that moment?? Let me explain: would the various Melvins, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees have sold the same if it weren't for that junkie Cobain? Think about it, it’s not hard, you can figure it out too... That said, I'll close the discussion here and greet you very cordially (just saying) ....my dear little piece of crap!

Nirvana Nevermind

10 feb 06

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Alexander, why do you struggle to understand so much?? Of course Mudhoney and the Melvins were much more grunge (whatever that actually means..) than Nirvana, but the band that brought guitars back to the forefront, willingly or unwillingly, was Nevermind. From there, the more curious ones (myself included) went on to search for other, less famous bands, but by no means less valid! This discussion is old, but if you don't get it, next time we'll make you a nice little drawing... okay?

Nirvana Nevermind

10 feb 06

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Alright, it can be liked or disliked, but the historical importance is something the facts speak about...WILLINGLY OR UNWILLINGLY! If those four stupid agreements of "Smells Like..." hadn't existed, maybe there would still be bands like Cinderella, Poison, Warrant, Skid Row, and other stuff around...