Re: TKAA and Mass Media

[The Real Me <emerald.eyes@xxxxxxx>]

On Tue, 5 Nov 2002 11:25:17 -0500 , "O'Neal, Kevin W."
<Kevin.ONeal@vtmednet.org> wrote:

>>From: The Real Me <emerald.eyes@rcn.com>
>>Subject: Re: Pete reviews Kurt Cobain's journals
>>
>>I could be wrong and I'm sure more than a few here will disagree with
>>me, but I think that this has *nothing* to do with TKAA.
>
>My only point was that to me TKAA lyrics that Pete and Roger have been
>singing over the last two tours was about bridging the gap between
>generations.
>A feud between Pete and a dead Kurt Cobain can only work against that goal.
>See? 
>

Yes, I see what you mean. But from the little that I know of Cobain, I
doubt he would have been particularly interested in bridging that gap.
He seemed interested in very little outside of himself and injecting
himself with heroin. 

Again, just my opinion. I never got into Nirvana or the other grunge
groups in the early 90s. Frankly, that kind of turned me off to
new/current rock.

Leslie


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