Which artist came close to sounding like nirvana?
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silverchair was a boyband from australia that has been put together to sound like nirvana  and their music, lyrics were awfull .No one sounds like Nirvana that is why they will be remembered for a long time.That being said ,they were really good "grunge bands" here are a few :"Alice in Chains","Stone Temple Pilots", "early Smashing Pumpkins", Hole ,"Soundgarden"and maybe ,maybe "Pearl Jam"
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Even though I don't particularly like either, I'd have to say Lacuna Coil. Much less mainstream, much more talented. ...Plus, it helps that Cristina Scabia is...gorgeous.
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This is a question for music, not politics\n\nBut Sup Pop records has pumped out some good bands, like Nirvana
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Avril Lavigne,Green Day, Seether,Korn,Metallica, Limp bizkit,Offspring,Blink 182,Simple plan , althought I don`t agree with all the lyrics cause I think they should always send a positive message but they hardly ever do. which sucks cause I love nirvana`s music and voices too.
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ooh. good question. probably the flaming lips- she don't use jelly. but also almost any nirvana. then theres also "she likes me for me" which is kick ass in that poppy sense. its really hard to choose, so many great songs.
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Voices by Disturbed, or Breakout by the Foo Fighters
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Bjork is pretty original / cool, Sublime is (was) a great band on 40 Oz, went downhill from there.\n\nBruce Springsteen, however, creates worlds with limited words and you can literally feel that in most of his songs.  "Barefoot girl sitting on the hood of a Dodge, drinking warm beer in the soft summer rain..." -- Thunder Road
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rock \nIt doesn't sound the same all the time
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Kurt was such a force in the band that to most people he literally was Nirvana.  In a way, it may have contributed to his suicide.  I'm sure he wasn't prepared for the intensity of interest in the band, the music, and him.  \n\nKurt's death at the height of the band's popularity further intensified people's interest in him.  I think the whole thing was totally ill-suited for him.  One day Kurt and Krist Novolesic were just a couple of kids in a poor logging town in Washington, and then they, along with Dave Grohl, became this musical phenomenon in a few years' time.
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johnny cash, no doubt about it... he was a total badass. "cocaine blues" and "folsom prison blues" are the best, but he also does a really cool cover of "rusty cage" by soundgarden. he makes it sound like he wrote it himself.
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Well it depends from what you think as "great".However I think that Jimmy Hendrix,Carlos Santana,Joe Satriani,Steve Vai,Unguie Malsteem,Malcom Young,Slash,Kirk Hammet are some quitarist that should not be ignored,each with his unique style...
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I'd have to go with Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes actually. Their songs had orchestral stuff and symphonies on their early stuff. Plus he had a hand in producing the albums as well.\nRE New Order & Gillian Gilbert. She just played the synths. It was Stephen Morris the drummer/programmer who actually set the equipment up for her.
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Grunge.  Nirvana.  It was as defining as the British Invasion of the sixties.
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AC/DC\nPink Floyd\nAerosmith\nForeigner\nVan Halen
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I think you may be right - Tupac has the most poshumous albums.  But Jimi Hendrix is probably a very close 2nd place - he had more posthumous albums than when he was alive.
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Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana\nGlósóli -  Sigur Rós\nRelax - Frankie Goes to Hollywood\nLike A Surgeon - Weird Al Yankovic\nAddicted To Love - Robert Palmer
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I'll take on all three: Nirvana, Korn, Incubus, and Tool.  \nSimple enough!  Jet, Vines, Strokes are all throwback sounding bands, and will all be gone soon.