Acoustic Nirvana

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i give cobain alot of credit for his songwriting and singing... but i was messin around on my guitar last night and i accidentally played every nirvana song simoultaneously... blues scale and powerchords...
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praisedave wrote:i give cobain alot of credit for his songwriting and singing... but i was messin around on my guitar last night and i accidentally played every nirvana song simoultaneously... blues scale and powerchords...
cmon man..
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Ryeguy wrote:
praisedave wrote:i give cobain alot of credit for his songwriting and singing... but i was messin around on my guitar last night and i accidentally played every nirvana song simoultaneously... blues scale and powerchords...
cmon man..
what? :D
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nirvana songs are very easy to play..but its impossible to be able to stumble upon the rythems and notes to "every track"..
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You don't always have to have amazing technique to be a good guitarist.

Kurt's playing is recognizable and even though it could be argued that it's simple, it's still powerful and very good.

Bob Dylan's a guy who is underrated as a guitarist. He mastered the basics and some of the "simpler" things that some new guitarists take for granted.
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"You don't always have to have amazing technique to be a good guitarist. "

Change that to "You don't always have to have amazing technique to be a good artist. " and Ill buy it.

Curt was crap. He had the skills he needed to get his point across. Just barely.

Compare with Neil Young. Also, not a very good technical guitarist, but Young had style coming out the wazoo. Thats why he is considered to be good.

Granted, I would still rather listen to Nirvana than Satriani or one of those other 'tech-gurus' because I think Satch's music is way to 'sterile' to convey emotion.

Anyway, I am making no sense, so Ill give up.
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Ryeguy wrote:nirvana songs are very easy to play..but its impossible to be able to stumble upon the rythems and notes to "every track"..
i was just exagerating, i was just commenting on the striking similarities between their songs.
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