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I like them about even. They both have their great moments. Of course, it is easy to see that Nirvana was greatly influenced by Pixies. Hell, "Surfer Rosa" was I believe #2 on Kurt's top 50 albums of all-time list he made ("Pod" by The Breeders also made the list).
Nirvana seems to get more flack from people for the overtly simplistic nature of their riffs and writing. While one can not argue the riffs Kurt wrote were simple they can not say he was not a good player either (and mean it). Kurt had great dynamics, he knew how to build a riff around the song and suit it well. Never came across as showing off or wanking, just simple pop like melody that worked in his favor. He had that going for him. The same can be said about Pixes as well though. Overall though, i think neither one is better or worse, mere apples and oranges. I appreciate them both in their own way. |
Nirvana's melodies were simple, minimalistic, and beautiful. That's why we remember them. It takes more talent to write that kind of music and then to play it with passion than to wank at a guitar for 12 minutes playing your technical heart out.
The Pixies, to me, never wrote the kind of melodies Nirvana did. But they played with so much passion and had such an edge of experimentation to contrast the simplicity of their melodies that it's hard not to love them. |
Saw them on the first in edmonton my tiny body god moshed for 2 hours but was soooo worth it. Literally very front of the standing had to hold onto the bar the whole time was probably 10 feet from frank black <3
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This is a tough call, the bands are pretty equal in my book. I would put them both in my top 5 bands of all time, along with the Beatles, Zeppelin, and the Doors
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Did you know that Courtney Love had Kurt Cobain killed, and had the hit staged to look like a suicide?
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