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Old 04-15-2019, 09:12 AM
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Songs like this and several other Nirvana songs were generally recorded and performed over such a hard rocked out background that I think a lot of people didn't realize how incredible a lot of Cobain's melodies were. A rendition like this shows that perfectly. Even when he performed them acoustically, his vocals had such a hard edge to them that I think the melodies still got lost for a lot of folks, but just doing a finger style arrangement is great for these tunes. He really was a pretty amazing songwriter in his short life - too bad his demons couldn't have let up and let him explore his gift for a lot longer...

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That was pretty cool.
You made a song I'm not that fond of much better.
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Very well crafted Jimmy. I really enjoyed it.

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Songs like this and several other Nirvana songs were generally recorded and performed over such a hard rocked out background that I think a lot of people didn't realize how incredible a lot of Cobain's melodies were. A rendition like this shows that perfectly. Even when he performed them acoustically, his vocals had such a hard edge to them that I think the melodies still got lost for a lot of folks, but just doing a finger style arrangement is great for these tunes. He really was a pretty amazing songwriter in his short life - too bad his demons couldn't have let up and let him explore his gift for a lot longer...

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Couldn't have said it any better than this.

guitarquango, nice cover of this iconic song.
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Cool job on this Jimmy!

Nirvana came from Aberdeen and environs where I live. Kind of cool to hear your arrangement coming from across the Atlantic Ocean from a group of kids I saw and heard around here, I am thinking, about 30 years ago.

This is well done Jimmy! Very nice listen for me!

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That was awesome!!

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Really dig it!
Great job!
Thanks a lot man!!

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nice Job Jimmy! Publish the arrangement!
Thank you so much! I'll think about it... ;-)

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Old 04-17-2019, 05:49 AM
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Songs like this and several other Nirvana songs were generally recorded and performed over such a hard rocked out background that I think a lot of people didn't realize how incredible a lot of Cobain's melodies were. A rendition like this shows that perfectly. Even when he performed them acoustically, his vocals had such a hard edge to them that I think the melodies still got lost for a lot of folks, but just doing a finger style arrangement is great for these tunes. He really was a pretty amazing songwriter in his short life - too bad his demons couldn't have let up and let him explore his gift for a lot longer...

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Thank you so much for your kind words Ray!!

I LOVE this song and for me Cobain was one of the best songwriters of his generation.

Greetings & all the best from Hamburg,

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That was pretty cool.
You made a song I'm not that fond of much better.
Thank you so much my friend.

Greetings, Jimmy
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Old 04-17-2019, 05:51 AM
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Very well crafted Jimmy. I really enjoyed it.

Mike
Thank you very much Mike!

Greetz & all the best, Jimmy :-)
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Couldn't have said it any better than this.

guitarquango, nice cover of this iconic song.
Thanks man!

Greetz, Jimmy :-)
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Old 04-17-2019, 05:54 AM
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Cool job on this Jimmy!

Nirvana came from Aberdeen and environs where I live. Kind of cool to hear your arrangement coming from across the Atlantic Ocean from a group of kids I saw and heard around here, I am thinking, about 30 years ago.

This is well done Jimmy! Very nice listen for me!

- Glenn
Thanks my friend! Glad that you like it Glenn.

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