Seven ages of rock - a history of rock music over the past 50 years

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• this man kurt shouldnt be never mistood this guy made history and thats awesome and i listen to every lyric and the way he writes his music and expresses his feelings and thats great and study him, they say grunge is dead but not why our band is about were called noise and we are recreating that same style of nirvana with our own songs,we feel we need to express our feelings and rock out and we love it ,let the show go on. nirvana lets people understand, thanks for listening.
  will day, gamlingay naer cambridge.

  I was lucky enough to see Nirvana live at Reading Festival 1992. What a show! The memory of this gig is indelibly printed on my memory and I feel immensely privileged to have witnessed one of, if not the best band to come out of the nineties. Legendary is the only suitable word to describe this band.
  Hardcastle, Lincolnshire

  The Episode With Nirvarna Was Touching, and Very Well Done. Music Would Be Nothing Anymore Without That Band!
  Tom George