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Kurt Cobain was born in Aberdeen, Washington in 1967 and started his music career in 1985. In the following years he became one of the most influential songwriters and frontmen of all time when Nirvana rose to fame with the release of their groundbreaking album "Nevermind" in 1992. His career was tragically cut short when he took his own life in 1994 at the age of 27. Since he was active for a short period of time, there are not many interviews with the late singer available. But a few times he talked about other bands and one of them was Aerosmith. What was Kurt Cobain's opinion on Aerosmith Aerosmith was formed when Kurt Cobain was only a three year old kid, so when he was teenager, they were already one of the most influential bands in the United States and had released many classic albums already. So they really became one of his favorite groups and he once praised them in an interview with MTV in the 90s. (Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage) "I hardly ever enjoyed seeing, watching an arena Rock show. I think I only seen a few of them, I really liked Aerosmith when I saw them 10 years ago. That was a really big show but that's just because I like the band so much. I was really familiar with the songs and everything. I would have rather seen it in a club, you know. Or a theater of a few thousand people for sure," Kurt Cobain said. Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer were really an inspiration for Kurt. Back in 2002, Kurt Cobain‘s journals were published and showed the world a little bit more about his taste in music. He had made a list called “Top 50 by Nirvana”. One of the albums listed there was Aerosmith's "Rocks", released in 1976. That record is one of the most praised the band released and has many famous tracks. Some of them are "Back In The Saddle", "Last Child", "Nobody's Fault", "Rats In The Cellar" and "Sick as a Dog". What he didn't like about Aerosmith and bands like Led Zeppelin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbiN4PZWEn0&pp=ygUVYWVyb3NtdGloIGt1cnQgY29iYWlu Although he liked bands like Aerosmith, AC/DC and Led Zeppelin, the lyrics really bothered him. Cobain always criticized sexism and the way women were treated without respect by men. Much of that behavior was present in the lyrics of those famous groups and was something that the Nirvana leader didn't like. He said that in an interview with Jon Savage back in 1993 (Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage). "Although I listened to Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin, and really did enjoy some of the melodies they'd written. It took me so many years to realize that a lot of it had to do with sexism. They way they wrote about their dicks and having sex. I was just starting to understand, what really was pissing me off so much, those last couple of years of high school," Kurt Cobain said. Kurt Cobain had the chance to meet Aerosmith backstage Kurt not only went to see them after he was already famous but also had the chance to meet them backstage. It was the Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry who recalled that meeting in an interview with Classic Rock. Perry said that Cobain was quiet and that his girlfriend Courtney Love said that he really didn't like anybody but he loved Aerosmith. “He was pretty quiet, he just wanted to hang out. He came in the dressing room with Courtney and kind of just sat around with us. (Kurt) was a normal guy. When he went off to the bathroom, Courtney – who was very verbal – said: 'He loves you guys. He doesn’t like anybody, but he loves you guys.' I had nothing but respect for the guy. He was an amazing songwriter and performer, and to hear that was great,” Joe Perry said.The post What was Kurt Cobain’s opinion on Aerosmith appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

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Photographer James Balog and his crew were hanging out near a glacier when their camera captured something extraordinary. They were in Greenland, gathering footage from the time-lapse they'd positioned all around the Arctic Circle for the last several years.They were also there to shoot scenes for a documentary. And while they were hoping to capture some cool moments on camera, no one expected a huge chunk of a glacier to snap clean off and slide into the ocean right in front of their eyes.It was the largest such event ever filmed.For nearly an hour and 15 minutes, Balog and his crew stood by and watched as a piece of ice the size of lower Manhattan — but with ice-equivalent buildings that were two to three times taller than that — simply melted away.As far as anyone knows, this was an unprecedented geological catastrophe and they caught the entire thing on tape. It won't be the last time something like this happens either.But once upon a time, Balog was openly skeptical about that "global warming" thing.Balog had a reputation since the early 1980s as a conservationist and environmental photographer. And for nearly 20 years, he'd scoffed at the climate change heralds shouting, "The sky is falling! The sky is falling!""I didn't think that humans were capable of changing the basic physics and chemistry of this entire, huge planet. It didn't seem probable, it didn't seem possible," he explained in the 2012 documentary film "Chasing Ice."There was too much margin of error in the computer simulations, too many other pressing problems to address about our beautiful planet. As far as he was concerned, these melodramatic doomsayers were distracting from the real issues.That was then.In fact, it wasn't until 2005 that Balog became a believer.He was sent on a photo expedition of the Arctic by National Geographic, and that first northern trip was more than enough to see the damage for himself."It was about actual tangible physical evidence that was preserved in the ice cores of Greenland and Antarctica," he said in a 2012 interview with ThinkProgress. "That was really the smoking gun showing how far outside normal, natural variation the world has become. And that's when I started to really get the message that this was something consequential and serious and needed to be dealt with."Some of that evidence may have been the fact that more Arctic landmass has melted away in the last 20 years than the previous 10,000 years.Watch the video of the event of the glacier calving below:This article originally appeared on 11.04.15

Being married is like being half of a two-headed monster. It's impossible to avoid regular disagreements when you're bound to another person for the rest of your life.Even the perfect marriage (if there was such a thing) would have its daily frustrations. Funnily enough, most fights aren't caused by big decisions but the simple, day-to-day questions, such as "What do you want for dinner?"; "Are we free Friday night?"; and "What movie do you want to see?”Here are some hilarious tweets that just about every married couple will understand.This article originally appeared on 09.06.17

Being the recipient of a great compliment can be really uplifting, especially if it is unexpected and makes you feel great about something you’re insecure about. Whether it’s our looks, personality, or how we handle our jobs, there’s always something we don’t feel right about and when someone gives an honest compliment, it can make you feel like a million bucks.The great Mark Twain once said: “I can live for two months on a good compliment.”Some compliments, when given by the right person at the right time, can be so powerful that they change the way we see ourselves. A Redditor named Curious-Repair-2606 asked people to share a “compliment you’ll never forget,” and nearly 2,000 people recounted the positive remarks they'll always remember.The thread is a beautiful reminder to all of us to stop holding back on compliments and give them as freely as possible—that is, of course, if they are genuine.Here are 17 of the best compliments that people will never forget.1. "I wish you were my dad""Son's girlfriend: 'I wish you were my dad.' Could have cried."2. "You're cute""A drunk girl at a concert told me I was cute. Still holding onto that one 5 years later."3. A different type of guy"She told me I was a 'man written by a woman.' Still not sure if it was a blessing or a curse I didn't pick up on the hint.""As a lady, that usually means you’re doing a lot of things right. You’re a woman’s ideal.""Definitely sounds like a blessing. Women often write fiction with emotionally competent, kind, passionate, hardworking men as the lead, so I'd say she was complimenting you."4. "You're so beautiful""My fiancée Kayla, a few weeks before I lost her in a car accident, was watching me while I was doing something around our small apartment. She just kept smiling at me, and I asked her, 'Whatca smiling at baby?' She said so sweetly. 'You! You’re so beautiful.' I melted. As a man. I’ve never had such a wonderful compliment. My face turned bright red. She always made me smile."5. The best dad"My old boss and best friend were having lunch with a client and the subject of kids because the client was expecting. My boss said 'If you want to know how to be a good parent look at him (me) he's the best father I've ever known.'""That's a great compliment."6. You're calm"A friend called me calm and collected while I was dealing with social anxiety. They didn't know it, ofc m, but it made me question how I perceive myself compared to how others see me and helped me regain my self-confidence."7. A princess"When I was leaving my house for senior prom, a little girl walked by with her dad and said, 'Look, Daddy, a princess!' And i cried all my makeup off."8. A great conversationalist"14 years ago, a man sitting next to me on an airplane told me that I was the best conversationalist he'd ever met. He pointed to his headphones and said that he never talks to anyone on flights, but talked to me the whole time because I was so interesting to talk to. He gave me his business card and said he'd give me a sales job right now. It was SUCH a powerful complement that it changed the trajectory of my life and made me a much more confident person. Thanks, Monty, wherever you are now."9. Radio voice“'You have a great voice for radio.' Oddly enough I’ve gotten that same compliment a few times. Random for sure but was nice to hear.""Same. I sometimes respond with 'Thanks. My wife also tells me that I have the face for radio too.'"10. Great laugh"Someone once told me my laugh could light up a room and it stuck with me."11. Word to your mother"I was 20 years old and working the ticket counter at the Amtrak station and I was chatting with a customer from Germany who was traveling solo around the US. It seemed like a friendly and standard conversation. I helped her with a smile, and she thanked me and walked away. Twenty minutes later she came back to my counter and handed me a small box of chocolate-covered blueberries and said, 'Please tell your mother she did a wonderful job raising you' and headed off to her gate. She didn't know that I had lost my mother to a drug overdose a couple months prior and was absolutely devastated on the inside. That single compliment and interaction has stuck with me for 22 years and I still think about that moment when I'm in a dark place. Wherever you are, friendly German tourist, thank you for giving me the strength to get through all those years ago."12. Good-looking couple"My ex and I were at Waffle House, and the waitress said, 'Wow, you two look like a couple out of a soap opera.' She sounded like that was a good thing."13. A lively compliment"My best friend got married a few months ago. I traveled to her city and stayed at her house for a week or so to help out and support her. Her sister has a 9-year-old son, and we spent some time together. It was my first time meeting them. After I got home from the wedding, my friend told me that the little boy had said, 'She breathed life into the place.' I just can’t forget what he said.14. Good vibes"Someone told me they liked my vibe. I’ll never forget that because it was about my personality and not my looks or style or something in that realm."15. Great veins"A nurse once said I’d make a great heroin addict because my veins are very visible."16. Any hair will do"My ex’s mom said 'I’ve seen you with long hair, a short bob, a long bob, and now a pixie, and you look absolutely beautiful with any hairstyle you choose.' I will never forget this compliment. I hated my ex, but her mom was such a sweetheart."17. Never letting go"That it took me 41 years to find you and I’m never letting go of you. That’s what my partner said to me the day we decided that we were more than friends and since then, our lives are just full of love and mutual respect."