Comments on: Kurt Cobain Converse – Grunge is Back?

By: Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:16:33 +0000

How would any of you’s known what Kurt Cobain liked?
Did any of you know him personally?
Me thinks not.
All i know is that i love Kurt and i Love these converse and you all need to get over the fact that he’s dead and there’s no more Nivarna.
I have.
Move on!

By: henry

henry — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:31:36 +0000

cobian was VERY suicidal. i believe he killed himself. Courtney wasnt a great help either.

And he would hate these.

hed want the nation to wear REGULAR ones, but personalize them with sharpies or something.

Watch the movie- “about a son” and your opinions will be changed. your all f****** retarded for thinking Courtney killed him.

By: Lisa~Marie

Lisa~Marie — Mon, 25 May 2009 21:07:17 +0000

Kurt Would Of Hated These. Seriously These Shoe Are F-ing Stupid!

Garrrrr…..

@ Cobain Lover… I Don’t Believe He Was Suicidal Either…

I Also Don’t Believe He Killed Himself

<3 R.I.P Kurt, I Love You Dude… You’ll Never Be Forgot <3

By: Adriana

Adriana — Fri, 01 May 2009 21:41:42 +0000

@Chris every day I put my headphones on for some time to listen to great rock bands from the 80’s/90’s. I agree that (most) of today’s music has become all about money and image.
I’ve never understood those Converse sneakers with texts of what’s supposed from Kurt Cobain’s diary.
I’m Dutch and have a hard time finding the rigth word in English what we use for stuff like this…..death body snachters?
Nor my dictionary or Babelfish or Google tranlations can give me the translation for “lijkenpikkers”….

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 01 May 2009 17:56:37 +0000

I disagree, why in the hell did they put out those converse with kurt’s writings from his journals, anyway, grunge was nothing but a label, nirvana’s music was nothing like the other bands from Seattle i mean, they didnt sound the same, every band had its own sound, unfortunately nirvana was the one that gained Major media attention, this is not about just “grunge” it’s about good music remember remember theres lots of ggod bands from the 80’s, 90’s that left us good music too, regarding to the PUNK attitude I think that in times like these where music has become all about MONEY, everyone can make some ANARCHY haha i get lost in some bands music when i put on my headphones but also when im driving scream like crazy when listening so loud to Nirvana or SilverChair or you know The Swans, The Pixies, etc, so people can think that PUNK is still alive and dont giving a shit about what can they think!!!

By: Jade Keegan

Jade Keegan — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 11:24:31 +0000

Jade Keegan

It seems more of another scr*w turn of a long time ago incoming change booming in our a*es than the grunge back.Let’s put a begining in the 90’s with Irak and all the f*ups around I’ll never understand and wouldn’t give a s*t for, just for this generation.We all get more and more scr*ed by this global fakeofalife system.I think good bands with a good will are out of the bounds of main markets, thus I hope everyone’s lesson learnt with a nice exampled Cobain, and no a*ole sellout come out to ride the wave for a major label in a latent grunge-angst come back or whatever. Remember this -fashion- comes from those times in which a lot of people is f*ed up, poor and miserable and feel and wear the only way they can. And think some f*ing trend hunters will point at ease at reality to draw the fakes and make their dirty business.
SMELLS LIKE MOTHER*ING ZOMBIES.
Wear your ties and put your heads down

By: Kadek rino

Kadek rino — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 01:26:46 +0000

cobain is cooolll…

By: Jebus

Jebus — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:09:48 +0000

kurt cobain still lives in some of american society today not in person but in attitudes he an its nut just him its that he may be dead but theres other grunge bands out there that will keep this generation moving grunge is not dead its just hit a slow

By: INDIGO

INDIGO — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 04:01:39 +0000

I AM COMPLETELY WITH MR.BEN.. STOLE THE WORDS OUT OF MY MOUTH ;)

P.S. WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT, BUT WHAT MAKES YOU SIDE WITH M.I.A AS OPPOSED TO KURT? WHAT’S WORSE ABOUT ”SUICIDAL” NOTES VS. LYRICS ABOUT WEED & MURDER?

By: Ben Tackett

Ben Tackett — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 02:50:22 +0000

Grunge was an era of not caring about what others thought of you. We were sick of the mindless spending and fed up with being put into a corner. Grunge was not how you dressed, it was how you felt. You lived grunge, it was made in the heart. We didnt hate, but wanted change. Short lived in the public eye? of course, but were still around. I now lead a great life, have an awesome carrer where I have to wear a tie. But I owe it to this era, it brought me out, made me an individual, something that todays youth is missing out on. Every now and then I still adorne my flannel shirt, put on those ragedy one stars, and get lost in my headphones to the lyrics of mudhoney, nirvana, or the screaming trees. I just sit in my floor and thank the stars that I experienced something as great as what the hippies did in the 60’s. I survived the 90’s.