Kurt Cobain's bio

I just read Heavier than Heaven- the Kurt Cobain bio and I absolutely loved it. He was such a sad, depressed person. I would hate to feel so alone and meaningless.

Just a recommendation if anyone was thinking about reading it... it was awesome. But very sad.

I would hate to feel so alone and meaningless.

Don't do heroin.  Ever.

Don't ever plan on it.

But he was depressed before the heroin. So I think that intensified it all.

I got this book ages ago but have never got round to reading it. I was talking to my flatmate about it the other day and said that he just came across as "whiny" in it but I disagreed that, and she promised to lend me the book...

So when I'm all done on the Twilight books I'll get round to this one!

Heroin wasn't the reason why he was depressed, it was the result of it. I also thought it was a great book.

I'd like to read it.

People are free to dismiss him as "whiny" but he created something people remember and listen to over a decade after the fact...hey we're still talking about him here, aren't we?

Huh, and a minute after writing that, they just started playing "Lithium" on the classic rock station at work. Weird!

*head explodes*

CLASSIC rock?? how old AM i?

:p

i'd like to check out the book, i've been a Nirvana fan for a lonnnnng time.

That was the first and last biography that I read.

and I really loved it

Anyone who said they are thinking about it should definately read it. I loved it.

Nirvana- classic rock. HAHA. 

Yeah, they play Nirvana on the classic rock station from time to time. Even more surprisingly, they've occasionally played Depeche Mode, even though I thought that station would explode if they ever heard anything without a guitar riff in it.

I suppose I could see arguments for both those bands being regarded as "classic" or significant as far as 80's/90's music goes...