When I was in high school Courtney Love saved my life and the Rolling Stones were a band a girl in my English class went to see with her dad and his boss. I love the Stones as much as the next girl, I really do, but what's true is true.
Showing posts with label Nirvana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nirvana. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
"Corporate Magazines Suck" --T-Shirt Kurt Cobain Wore for Nirvana's Rolling Stone Photo Shoot
When I was in high school Courtney Love saved my life and the Rolling Stones were a band a girl in my English class went to see with her dad and his boss. I love the Stones as much as the next girl, I really do, but what's true is true.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
The '90s
T and I have a friend who is very much a child of the '80s. I decided it was my duty to make him a '90s mix. It's missing some staples such as "No Rain" by Blind Melon, but otherwise I think it's pretty good:
B's (Mostly) '90s Mix
Alive-- Pearl Jam
Ascemen-- Heavens to Betsy
Eau d'Bedroom Dancing-- Le Tigre
Everyday is a Winding Road-- Sheryl Crow
Flying Dutchman-- Tori Amos
Good Morning, Captain-- Slint
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone-- Sleater-Kinney
Not a Pretty Girl-- Ani Difranco
Olga's Birthday-- Rose Polenzani
Ooh La La-- The Faces (this song is actually from 1973 but it was on the Rushmore soundtrack in 1998. Since the '90s were so much about retro, I think this is fitting, but, to be honest, I assumed they were a '90s band until I looked them up on allmusic.com. I don't know why I assumed that, considering "Oh, Yoko" is on the soundtrack...)
Over the Edge-- Hole
Pennyroyal Tea-- Nirvana
Polyester Bride-- Liz Phair
Blue Skies (Radio Edit)-- BT Featuring Tori Amos
Shining Road-- Cranes
That Was My Veil-- PJ Harvey
There's More to Life Than This-- Bjork
Wargasm-- L7
Zero-- Smashing Pumpkins
100%-- Sonic Youth
In the spirit of '90s nostalgia, here's the video to "Heart-Shaped Box" by Nirvana. Obviously, this video doesn't fall under this site's copyright pertaining to original material. Anyway, it's one of my all-time favorite music videos, and in his biography of Kurt Cobain, Heavier Than Heaven, Charles R. Cross was right to call the video great art. Enjoy!
B's (Mostly) '90s Mix
Alive-- Pearl Jam
Ascemen-- Heavens to Betsy
Eau d'Bedroom Dancing-- Le Tigre
Everyday is a Winding Road-- Sheryl Crow
Flying Dutchman-- Tori Amos
Good Morning, Captain-- Slint
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone-- Sleater-Kinney
Not a Pretty Girl-- Ani Difranco
Olga's Birthday-- Rose Polenzani
Ooh La La-- The Faces (this song is actually from 1973 but it was on the Rushmore soundtrack in 1998. Since the '90s were so much about retro, I think this is fitting, but, to be honest, I assumed they were a '90s band until I looked them up on allmusic.com. I don't know why I assumed that, considering "Oh, Yoko" is on the soundtrack...)
Over the Edge-- Hole
Pennyroyal Tea-- Nirvana
Polyester Bride-- Liz Phair
Blue Skies (Radio Edit)-- BT Featuring Tori Amos
Shining Road-- Cranes
That Was My Veil-- PJ Harvey
There's More to Life Than This-- Bjork
Wargasm-- L7
Zero-- Smashing Pumpkins
100%-- Sonic Youth
In the spirit of '90s nostalgia, here's the video to "Heart-Shaped Box" by Nirvana. Obviously, this video doesn't fall under this site's copyright pertaining to original material. Anyway, it's one of my all-time favorite music videos, and in his biography of Kurt Cobain, Heavier Than Heaven, Charles R. Cross was right to call the video great art. Enjoy!
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