Guitar Tricks Forum > Famous Bands and Artists > Cobain couldn't play guitar?!?
#1
12/09/2004
5:02:26 AM
#2
12/09/2004
12:31:56 PM
#3
12/09/2004
8:22:29 PM
#4
12/11/2004
11:08:22 AM
#5
12/12/2004
9:10:43 PM
I'm no huge fan of shredding but I do admit one has to be quite accomplished on guitar to shred..........check this video puppy out!!!
Jim C.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e0dcKVigeM
#6
02/19/2019
3:22:25 AM
I'm no huge fan of shredding but I do admit one has to be quite accomplished on guitar to shred..........check this video puppy out!!!
Jim C.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e0dcKVigeM
I absolutely disagree in every way, Kurt's outstanding rhythm work is what makes Nirvana great. Nirvana is an exercise in minimalism, I like Nirvana because Jimmy Page would make these songs into a mockery of themselves. Kurt stripped down his playing, but earlier in the band's tenure he played plenty of creative and difficult parts. He boiled the music down into its essential parts- pure pop music. Hooks. Riffs. Catchy, fun songs. I can't emphasize enough how disgusting a virtuoso guitarist would sound in Nirvana. apkjunky
#7
03/27/2019
10:16:38 AM
I absolutely disagree in every way, Kurt's outstanding rhythm work is what makes Nirvana great. Nirvana is an exercise in minimalism, I like Nirvana because Jimmy Page would make these songs into a mockery of themselves. Kurt stripped down his playing, but earlier in the band's tenure he played plenty of creative and difficult parts. He boiled the music down into its essential parts- pure pop music. Hooks. Riffs. Catchy, fun songs. I can't emphasize enough how disgusting a virtuoso guitarist would sound in Nirvana. apkjunky
Watch Rick beato's what makes this song great on YouTube.
There's more than one way to be a great guitarist.
#8
04/25/2019
9:11:51 AM
Watch Rick beato's what makes this song great on YouTube.
There's more than one way to be a great guitarist.