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Was Nirvana the last revolutionary rock band?
When will we have another band as revolutionary as it?
>>61281779
nirvana was in no way revolutionary, they just made 80s punk like pixies and sonic youth mainstream
>>61281779
reply to this post and you will die and not live a happy life.
>>61281779
No anon, Tame Impala and Vampire Weekend are revolutionary
Just look at their scores on pitchfork and you'll understand
>>61281858
Have you ever took your Trip's advice? Might be a good idea
>>61281858
Kek, nice bait
>>61281779
>Nirvana
>Revolutionary
If that fucker haven't blow his brain, Nirvana would be as relevant as your fucking mom
>>61281877
Keep waiting, when it happens you're going to remember it
>>61281825
Yes, causing then a revolution. Duh
>>61281779
In the mainstream punk rock scene RATM was far more revolutionary.
>>61281970
no anon, that's not what revolutionary means in this context.
>>61281953
Do some research about the worldwide reception to Nevermind, ignorant.
Ten>Nevermind
>>61281779
Explain why Nirvana was revolutionary
>>61282021
Shit taste.
>>61282039
>he hasn't heard Bleach
>>61282039
>he hasn't heard Insecticide
>>61282039
>>61281825
Other albums might have influenced the sound of music in certain ways, might have been important to rock’s trajectory. But none of them changed the culture at large so vastly, so roughly and so immediately. Even the hippies of the ‘60s counterculture weren’t influenced and changed so distinctly as those of us living in a post-Nirvana world. In a way, the strange epoch we’re stuck with now is both a reflection and a result of the way Nevermind affected us; we are living the chaotic meaninglessness the album prophesied, even more than the shitshow that was the 1990s.
>>61282039
>he hasn't heard Nevermind
>>61282039
>he hasn't heard In Utero
>>61282039
>he hasn't heard Unplugged in New York
>>61282093
made popular =/= revolutionary
I dig nirvana, they're a good punk band, but they're no better than who came before
>>61281856
yes please
>>61282165
>>61282165
>he hasn't heard From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah
>>61282041
>>61282041
unpopular opinion i know, but all that hype around Nevermind overshadowed other great alternative albums at the time like PJ Ten or Soundgarden Badmotorfinger. Personally i prefer In Utero than Nervemind
>>61282265
what about Bleach?
