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Re: Nirvana [Re: LiquidGlass]
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LiquidGlass said:
This ones not bad, he switches from singing in the stykle of easy, tupac, and biggie





it has definitely has some class. and it's reppin' the golden age, too!

damn, i'm sleepy. bedtime.

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Re: Nirvana [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
LiquidGlass said:
This ones not bad, he switches from singing in the stykle of easy, tupac, and biggie





it has definitely has some class. and it's reppin' the golden age, too!

damn, i'm sleepy. bedtime.



i dont like the game at all but hey, check this out


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Re: Nirvana [Re: DpRwav]
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I really like both I don't really think they are that comparable. Their sounds are totally different though they come from the same grunge Seattle scene so it's a natural comparison I guess. You just gotta take em for what they are. I like Nirvana more but that's probably only cause they were my first band it's like your first girlfriend or some shit you just kinda look back on it fondly. If I found Alice first I probably would like them more. Either way they are both on my playlist because they are both awesome. Nirvana at Reading 1992, Alice in Chains unplugged, Dirt, In Utero, that's some great fucking music.


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Re: Nirvana [Re: gzuf]
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gzuf said:
I really like both I don't really think they are that comparable. Their sounds are totally different though they come from the same grunge Seattle scene so it's a natural comparison I guess. You just gotta take em for what they are. I like Nirvana more but that's probably only cause they were my first band it's like your first girlfriend or some shit you just kinda look back on it fondly. If I found Alice first I probably would like them more. Either way they are both on my playlist because they are both awesome. Nirvana at Reading 1992, Alice in Chains unplugged, Dirt, In Utero, that's some great fucking music.



Dont get me wrong ill jam out to nirvana, but alice in chains just gets me groovin. Its all opinion bottom line but i like the overall harmony of alice in chains better.


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