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    Kurt Cobain's Suicide

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    What really happened to Kurt? Many people believe Kurt death was not suicide. The death of Kurt Cobain. Cobain walked away from treatment without informing his family or friends. Then convinced his friend into buying him a gun, claiming it was for protection. April 5, he returned home, wrote a suicide note quoting Neil Young’s lyric “better to burn out than to fade out.” April 8, not long before 9am The body of Kurt was found in the greenhouse above the garage of his home in Seattle. Across his chest

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    Just Say No! A Profile Of Cocaine and It's Effects On Two Lives      Greek mythology tells of a young god, Morpheus, god of dreams. Morpheus planted a special purple flower called the lotus. Soon the people of the land smelled the sweet flowers and ate them. They immediately feel into a deep and troubled sleep. From that day on, they awoke only long enough to gather the lotus flowers and sleep again. Eventually they lost their strength and willpower and wanted only

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    The Prevalence of Homelessness In this textual analysis, I’m going to discuss the prevalence of homelessness in the United States. I’ll be using three songs from popular culture that focus on homelessness. Different artists perform these three songs: Avril Lavigne, Bob Dylan, and Nirvana. I’m going to address the values that people who are homeless may have, according to what each artist conveys through their song lyrics. Throughout the lyrics in each song, it seems like the artists are attempting

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    The 80s Research Paper

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    September 24, 1991. It created a schism in pop culture between decades. Frontman Kurt Cobain was the main creative engine for Nevermind and the majority of Nirvana’s catalog until the band met its end in 1994 due Cobain’s death. Understanding Cobain’s tendencies as a writer of music, and where they may have come from, is crucial to understanding why Nevermind is so different from what came before it. On more than one occasion Cobain cited The Beatles, and bands in, or stemming from, the punk rock genre as

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    their own respective ways. We're also going to shed a spotlight on both band's frontmens: Kurt Cobain and Layne Staley, both considered to be the genius song writers. We're going to compare their song writing through their most famous songs as well as their vocal and instrument skills. I choose to do this topic because I’ve always considered them a major turn-point

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    crowd, in their following, there is supposed to be no judgment. You can “come as you are, as a friend, as an enemy” as you want to be. This concept hit home for a lot of young kids in the 90’s. They felt like they connected to this music, especially to Kurt Cobain’s lyrics. Nirvana’s success marked the real beginning of this genre of music, “fusing punk disaffection with the

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    The punk movement that sprung in Britain during the 1960’s, mostly due to the social problems (joblessness, poverty and changing moral standards) faced by the younger generations, was epitomised by the band The Sex Pistols in this side of the atlantic and by The Ramones and The Stooges in the New York Scene. This highly fashioned orientated cultures have been inspiring designers and individuals to create their own personal version of the movement. Through the customisation of their clothing and the

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    90s Research Paper

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    The 90s was anything but an ordinary era, with its booming entertainment industry, production of hot new foods, basketball players like Magic Johnson, and the presidential elections of Clinton and Bush. The 90s will always be an unforgettable decade. The banging music industry had incredible artist like Nirvana, and Britney Spears, who are both still popular today.Popular sitcoms like Friends, and Full House kept watchers eyes glued to their televisions. The MLB strike from 94 'to 95’ shocked America

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    because Attila the Hun bought it for us. Now I get up I make the RV tilt as I reach for a napkin to spit into. The people I’d like to take to this dinner to even out the weight of the RV so we don’t fall to our deaths are Kazoo Kid, Keemstar, and Kurt Cobain. First I’d eat with the “Kazoo Kid,” (Brett Ambler) the famous internet meme. The reason I’d want to eat with him is because the “Kazoo Kid” video is so mysterious, I’d also like to see his mad kazoo skills, and I’d like to play a kazoo duet with

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    You are listening to some hard rock or heavy metal and the lifelong question pops into your head. Who is the greatest rock or metal musician of all time? There’s Ozzy Osbourne, Kurt Cobain, Angus Young, Slash, Lemmy, Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Van Halen, Axl Rose, Tony Iommi, et cetera. While all those names and many others are all great, there can only be one “GOAT” (greatest of all time) and that one is James Hetfield. James Hetfield is the greatest rockstar of all time because he is the frontman for

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