Comments on: Where Were You When Moments — My Answers http://creeva.com/2008/12/02/where-were-you-when-moments-my-answers/ My life unfolding and being told online - 1 byte of information at a time. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 19:34:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: grin http://creeva.com/2008/12/02/where-were-you-when-moments-my-answers/comment-page-1/#comment-16736 grin Fri, 24 Jul 2009 05:51:29 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=3749#comment-16736 Wow...what an amazing range of feelings to look back on all of these events! Almost every one of them brings about an emotional response. Thanks for the memories! Wow…what an amazing range of feelings to look back on all of these events! Almost every one of them brings about an emotional response. Thanks for the memories!

]]> By: grin http://creeva.com/2008/12/02/where-were-you-when-moments-my-answers/comment-page-1/#comment-16352 grin Fri, 24 Jul 2009 00:51:29 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=3749#comment-16352 Wow...what an amazing range of feelings to look back on all of these events! Almost every one of them brings about an emotional response. Thanks for the memories! Wow…what an amazing range of feelings to look back on all of these events! Almost every one of them brings about an emotional response. Thanks for the memories!

]]> By: creeva http://creeva.com/2008/12/02/where-were-you-when-moments-my-answers/comment-page-1/#comment-16083 creeva Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:00:46 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=3749#comment-16083 Thanks for dropping by to comment. <br><br>Some people won't get the Cobain thing. I didn't at one point. I'm not sure I still truly do on a personal level. I love Nirvana and it's one of my "go to" bands when I want to listen to something. When I was in high school it was my senior year. I was into hip-hop and rap. It wasn't until the following year I ended up listening to a lot of rock that I got more into it. To some level I always enjoyed rock - but I was more likely to buy C&C Music Factory then any rock album. <br><br>So once I got into Nirvana, Kurt Cobain was already dead. So I don't think his loss can reach me the same way. I think some of Nirvana's lyrics are nonsensical, and that's fine. It's the voice not the words that spoke for my generation. The same way I think Hendrix spoke for his. Some things transcend it all and I think in the greater picture is what Kurt really did. Thanks for dropping by to comment.

Some people won’t get the Cobain thing. I didn’t at one point. I’m not sure I still truly do on a personal level. I love Nirvana and it’s one of my “go to” bands when I want to listen to something. When I was in high school it was my senior year. I was into hip-hop and rap. It wasn’t until the following year I ended up listening to a lot of rock that I got more into it. To some level I always enjoyed rock — but I was more likely to buy C&C Music Factory then any rock album.

So once I got into Nirvana, Kurt Cobain was already dead. So I don’t think his loss can reach me the same way. I think some of Nirvana’s lyrics are nonsensical, and that’s fine. It’s the voice not the words that spoke for my generation. The same way I think Hendrix spoke for his. Some things transcend it all and I think in the greater picture is what Kurt really did.

]]> By: Miragi http://creeva.com/2008/12/02/where-were-you-when-moments-my-answers/comment-page-1/#comment-16082 Miragi Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:49:53 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=3749#comment-16082 Pennyroyal Tea sums up Mr. Cobain almost to a "T". (no pun). For me, his death is the first that I can recall, of death by suicide of someone who was such an icon. I think it's hard to fathom that so many people can 'love' or admire someone so much, and yet that person is so stuck in the depths of whatever they are stuck in and doesn't know or feel the support and love that surrounds them. <br><br>I didn't cry that day, but I was sad. Still have the newspaper from the next day. <br><br>There are so many tragedies, told and untold, that unfortunately it gets easier by the day to make a list like this. Thanks for the walk down memory lane, sad as it may be! <br><br>Looking forward to reading more of your blog! Pennyroyal Tea sums up Mr. Cobain almost to a “T”. (no pun). For me, his death is the first that I can recall, of death by suicide of someone who was such an icon. I think it’s hard to fathom that so many people can ‘love’ or admire someone so much, and yet that person is so stuck in the depths of whatever they are stuck in and doesn’t know or feel the support and love that surrounds them.

I didn’t cry that day, but I was sad. Still have the newspaper from the next day.

There are so many tragedies, told and untold, that unfortunately it gets easier by the day to make a list like this. Thanks for the walk down memory lane, sad as it may be!

Looking forward to reading more of your blog!

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